members of her security team in the summer of 2020 "with the express or implied authority" of the sheikh. The spyware's developer, NSO Group, itself had contacted an intermediary in August 2020 to inform Princess Haya of the hacking, of which Sheikh Mohammed denied knowledge. The judgment referred to the hacking as "serial breaches of (UK) domestic criminal law", "in violation of fundamental common law and ECHR rights", "interference with the process of this court and the mother's access to justice" and "abuse of power" by a head of state. It was also revealed that Sheikh Mohammed attempted to purchase a property near to Princess Haya's home, that "if anyone chose to use it, it is in prime position for direct or electronic surveillance". Princess Haya told the court: "It feels as if I am being stalked, that there is literally nowhere for me to go to be safe from [Sheikh Mohammed], or those acting in his interests. It is hugely oppressive." On 21 December 2021, Princess Haya was granted full custody of her children. The High Court ordered Sheikh Mohammed to pay a lump sum settlement of £251.5 million to Princess Haya in addition to £5.6 million-a-year for each of their two children and an upfront payment of £290 million as guarantee. The sheikh also removed an online poem, titled "You lived, You Died", which had been perceived as a threat by Princess Haya. In March 2022, the High Court declared that Princess Haya had been a victim of "domestic abuse", and she was announced as the sole person in charge of the children's schooling and medical care. Sir Andrew McFarlane said Sheikh Mohammed "consistently displayed coercive and controlling behaviour" against family members who went against his will. Honours and awards Honours National : Grand Cordon with Brilliants of the Supreme Order of the Renaissance, Jordan, 30 January 2006. Foreign : Officer of the Legion of Honour, France, 26 September 2014. Awards 2015 Hunger Hero Award, United Nations World Food Programme, Davos, Switzerland, 22 January 2015. References External links Tkiyet Um Ai official website 1974 births Equestrians at the 2000 Summer Olympics Olympic equestrians of Jordan Owners of Epsom Derby winners International Olympic Committee members Living people Jordanian princesses Jordanian people of Palestinian descent People educated at Bryanston School People educated at Badminton School House of Hashim Alumni of St Hilda's College, Oxford Tuqan family United Nations Messengers of