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Guardian: Hugh Grant, Steve Coogan and Max Mosley face privacy committee
[The Guardian (blog)] - Grant repeats that he had take out an injunction to protect Ting Lan Hong and says "I can't believe how well my one worked." Mosley adds that most people can't afford an injunction pm: Grant: "I would argue there is a sifgnificant privacy gap
Guardian: Leveson inquiry: lawyer raised questions over editors' actions
[The Guardian] - Grant told a parliamentary committee on privacy the paparazzi were guilty of "torturing a grown woman and her child", a reference to alleged harassment of the mother of his daughter Ting Lan Hong and her family. He was giving evidence to a joint House
Guardian: Leveson inquiry puts paparazzi in the frame
[The Guardian] - The repeatedly maligned Press Complaints Commission proved unable to remove the pack waiting for Ting Lan Hong, the mother of Hugh Grant's child, forcing the film star to seek a court order to remove those on the scene. When Grant returned, he tried to
Guardian: Leveson inquiry: Hugh Grant delivers damning testimony
[The Guardian] - Asked why he had eventually issued a statement about Ting Lan Hong, the mother of his child, Grant explained it was important to say that she was – and is – "a friend, not a formal girlfriend," lest tabloids claim she had been jilted.
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