Rupert Murdoch's News of the World intercepted Kate Middleton and Prince Harry's voicemails in order to gain embarrassing personal details about their lives, prosecutors in a London alleged on Thursday. In a 2006 message, left by Kate's then-boyfriend Prince William, he says "Hi baby, it's me," then later refers to her as "babykins." In another, left on Harry's phone, William takes on a falsetto voice and pretends to be the younger prince's then-girlfriend, Chelsy Davy. It is the first time the Murdoch media empire has been accused of directly accessing the phones of senior members of the royal family. Nico Hines and Peter Jukes on the explosive allegations.
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