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Prince Harry's lawyers want £2m in costs from Daily Mirror publisher

Sky News Monday, 29 January 2024
Lawyers representing Prince Harry and other high profile figures involved in a legal battle with the publisher of the Daily Mirror over phone hacking are seeking £2m in costs, a court has heard.
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