article_snippet: Mr Gascoigne told Court today that phone-hacking was linked to Mr Gascoigne alcoholism.
article_snippet: Mr Gascoigne, who has fought a well-documented battle with alcoholism since quitting the sport,  told senior judge Mr Justice Mann that senior judge Mr Justice Mann was 'fuming' that senior judge Mr Justice Mann privacy had been invaded.
article_snippet: Mr Gascoigne was supported by former Tottenham Hotspur captain Gary Mabbutt (right) Dressed in a dark  suit and pink-and-white striped shirt, the former England midfielder, who arrived at court supported by former Tottenham captain Gary Mabbutt, said Mr Gascoigne had changed Mr Gascoigne mobile because Mr Gascoigne knew there was something going on with his mobile.
article_snippet: Mr Gascoigne voice hoarse and shaking with emotion, Mr Gascoigne said: 'I knew I was getting hacked by the Mirror.
article_snippet: Questioned by lawyer David Sherborne, who has said hacking was rife at all three of the group's national titles by mid-1999, he said that the experience of being hacked was 'scary'.
article_snippet: he added: 'At the time I was going through a bad time because I knew I was getting hacked, 110%.
article_snippet: The former footballer (pictured, centre left, with he lawyers) said phone hacking had partly led he to drink .
article_snippet: Gascoigne said Gascoigne suffered from alcohol dependency and also had treatment for drug use and addiction to the drink Red Bull.
article_snippet: I was also convinced that my phone was being tapped to get stories about Gascoigne that very few people knew about.
highlights_snippet: Mr Gascoigne says Mr Gascoigne was '110%' sure Mr Gascoigne calls were being intercepted .
  
highlights_snippet: Mr Gascoigne says hacking affected Mr Gascoigne relationship with ex-wife and stepdaughter .