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Prince Harry and six other high-profile figures are set to learn how much they’ll pay upfront after losing their privacy lawsuit against the Daily Mail publisher — a case that accused the outlet of phone hacking and other unlawful practices. With legal costs totaling £34 million, insurers may cover half, but the court is now deciding on an interim payment: the publisher seeks over £9.9 million, while the claimants’ team argues for just over £7.9 million. The ruling comes as Harry and Meghan prepare to return to the UK after six years in California — a move fueled by his ongoing battle against tabloids, which he says has damaged family ties and inspired his mission to reform media ethics.

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