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A main witness in Prince Harry’s privacy case now says his earlier statement about phone hacking was not true. He alleges his signature was faked and denies involvement with the Daily Mail. His updated statement was released by the High Court, following a previous retraction last year, adding new complications to the ongoing legal dispute.
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