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BREAKING: A High Court judge has ordered Prince Harry, Sir Elton John, Liz Hurley and four other prominent claimants to hand over an initial £9.54m to Associated Newspapers Limited following their defeat in a landmark privacy case.

The payment must be made by 28 August.

The group, which also includes David Furnish, Sir Simon Hughes, Sadie Frost and Baroness Doreen Lawrence, brought claims against the Daily Mail’s publisher alleging unlawful information-gathering — accusations ANL strenuously denied throughout proceedings.

Mr Justice Nicklin set the interim sum after ANL sought more than £9.9m, whilst the claimants’ legal team argued the figure should be approximately £7.9m.

The claims were thrown out on 7 July when Mr Justice Nicklin ruled that the high-profile group had not substantiated their allegations against the publisher.

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BREAKING: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are moving back to the United Kingdom, GB News can confirm.

Six years ago, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex quit their roles as working royals and moved to California.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are coming back at the end of this month for “an extended period of time”.

Their two children, Prince Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five, will enrol at British schools, with the couple finding themselves a new home in the UK.

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Reform UK’s Richard Tice discusses how his party will afford plans to build 50,000 affordable social homes each year for a decade.

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Andy Burnham has been branded the “Sheriff of Nottingham” by a Tory MP as HMRC valuation agents are set to descend on British homes to determine eligibility to pay the steep new “mansion tax”.

Speaking to GB News, Shadow Cabinet Office Minister Mike Wood compared the Prime Minister to the villainous rival of Robin Hood as he hit out at plans to hike levies on higher-value homes.

Inspectors could be sent to determine whether homeowners will be liable for a new surcharge on higher-value homes, and those who refuse agents entry could face criminal prosecution and a fine of up to £200.

Additionally, homeowners who do not supply requested information without a “reasonable excuse” could attract a fine of up to £500.

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