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Report: Why Harry and co may have to foot legal bill of millions

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By Ryan Hooper Verified, Sam Greenhill Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Ryan Hooper and Sam Greenhill Prince Harry's doomed phone hacking case against the Daily Mail was conducted so 'outside the norm' that he and his fellow claimants should be made to pay a substantial part of Associated's legal costs, the High Court heard today. The trial was pursued in a 'cavalier' and 'highly unreasonable and inexcusable' fashion, the Mail's publisher argued.
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Revealed: 'Fratricide' between squabbling ministers amid £7bn chaos of Afghan superinjunction

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By Sam Greenhill Verified
| MSN Verified
The full meltdown in Whitehall over the secret Afghan airlift exposed by the Daily Mail is laid bare today by an excoriating Parliamentary inquiry. Ministers who used an unprecedented superinjunction to shut down democracy and hush up a devastating data breach have been condemned by the Commons' Defence Committee.
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Report: Why Harry and Co may have to foot legal bill of millions

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By Ryan Hooper Verified, Sam Greenhill Verified
| MSN Verified
Prince Harry's doomed phone hacking case against the Daily Mail was conducted so 'outside the norm' that he and his fellow claimants should be made to pay a substantial part of Associated's legal costs, the High Court heard today. The trial was pursued in a 'cavalier' and 'highly unreasonable and inexcusable' fashion, the Mail's publisher argued.
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