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Witness Statement - Hugh Grant

22/11/2011

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Leveson Inquiry - Part 1, Module 1. Read Hugh Grant's witness statements (including the supplemental statement) here (via Discover Leveson, as the original Leveson Inquiry site is no longer live). Published 21 November 2011.

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