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General · 29 July 2026

Daily Mail publisher demands £10m from Prince Harry after court win

Daily Mail publisher demands £10m from Prince Harry after court win

File:Prince Harry arrives at the UK-Africa Investment Summit in London 20 January 2020 (49413820711).jpg: DFID - UK Departmen… via Wikimedia Commons (CC-BY-2.0)

The £10 million request is just an initial payment, as Associated Newspapers claims its total legal bill reached £34.5 million. A judge threw out claims from the prince and others, including Elton John, earlier this month over alleged phone hacking. Lawyers for the group offered to hand over £8 million by late August, noting they have insurance to cover it.

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