One of the seven claimants in Prince Harry's failed privacy case against the Daily Mail says he 'was not a campaigner' against the publisher

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One of the seven claimants in Prince Harry's failed privacy case against the Daily Mail says he 'was not a campaigner' against the publisher

Sir Simon Hughes, a former minister, said he did not plan to target Associated Newspapers. A judge is deciding how much the failed claimants will pay towards the Daily Mail's legal bill.

31 Jul, 00:10

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