Prince Harry’s decision to take Britain’s tabloid newspapers to court over phone hacking was a gamble. In July, he became the first member of the British Royal family to give evidence in court in over a century. But last week, that gamble seemed to pay off. The UK High Court ruled that the Mirror newspaper had hacked Prince Harry’s phone and the judge said he believed the practice was widespread at the paper for several years. The World’s Europe correspondent Orla Barry investigates what this might mean for the future of Britain’s tabloid press