Video: Prince Harry's lawsuit win exposes a ‘criminal enterprise'

The woman responsible for serving as CEO of The Sun of has just been ousted by Prince Harry’s legal team for running nothing short of a criminal enterprise.

The accusation comes while addressing her role as Editor in those days and claims that, “senior executives deliberately obstructed justice by deleting over 30 million emails, destroying backup tapes and making false denials, all in the face of an ongoing police investigation. They then repeatedly lied under oath to cover their tracks, both in court and at the Leveson public inquiry.”

The lawyer, David Sherborne, also called out Rebekah Brooks by name and said, “when I was editor of The Sun, we ran a clean ship”.

Recounting that claim he added, “Now 10 years later, when she is CEO of the company they now admit when she was editor of The Sun, they ran a criminal enterprise.”

“Far from being relics of a distant past many of those behind these unlawful practices remained firmly entrenched in senior positions to date, both within News UK and other media outlets in the world.”

Mr Sherborne also noted, “Wielding editorial power and perpetuating the toxic culture in which they continued to thrive. Its perhaps no surprise that all of their senior executives and editors refuse to turn up to court to give evidence.”

And before signing off he also said, “The failure of each of these key individuals, to come and answer questions under oath spoke volumes in itself but their collective silence is deafening.”