London ( CNN ) -- Kate Middleton 's name is on a `` target evaluation '' list prosecutors say was written by a private investigator who is one of the accused in Britain 's phone hacking trial . The Crown Prosecution Service ( CPS ) released a scanned copy of the handwritten document , which it said was referred to as evidence during the trial at London 's Old Bailey court Tuesday . Former editors at the now-defunct UK tabloid News of the World , Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson , are accused of conspiring between October 2000 and August 2006 `` to intercept communications in the course of their transmission , without lawful authority . '' Former employees Stuart Kuttner , Greg Miskiw , Ian Edmondson , Neville Thurlbeck and James Weatherup are accused with them . Specifically , the charge asserts that they listened to `` voice mail messages of well-known people . '' The list , which the CPS said came from private investigator Glenn Mulcaire 's notes , is headed `` target evaluation . '' The 18 names include Kate Middleton -- now Duchess of Cambridge -- royal aide Jamie Lowther Pinkteron , celebrity public relations representative Max Clifford , and actress Angelina Jolie 's former stunt double , Eunice Huthart . Six of the names on the list are redacted . The CPS said this was due to privacy issues . `` Given the specific nature of this case , we must also consider the potential for repeat victimization of not only those involved in this case , but other possible victims , who may have also been the targets of phone-hacking , '' it said . As well as being accused of conspiring to intercept communications , Brooks , Coulson , Kuttner , Miskiw , Thurlbeck and Mulcaire face an additional charge of intercepting the voice mail messages of British schoolgirl Milly Dowler , who went missing and was later found dead in 2002 . Brooks , her husband , Charlie Brooks , and a former personal assistant also face a separate set of charges of conspiring to obstruct the police investigation into phone hacking . They were charged in May 2012 , along with Brooks ' former driver , a security guard and members of security staff from News International -- the then parent company of News of the World -- with attempting to pervert the course of justice . The hacking scandal prompted British Prime Minister David Cameron to set up an independent inquiry , led by Lord Justice Leveson , to make recommendations on journalistic ethics and examine the relationship of the press with the public , police and politicians . The trial continues . Read more : UK media abuzz as trial reveals Coulson-Brooks affair .
UK authorities on the phone hacking trial release a ` ` target ' '' list . They claim it was written by accused private investigator Glenn Smith . The list includes Kate Moss and other well - known celebrities .