Matthew Nicklin
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Sep 2, 2026
Mark DolanHOST
So the big focus seems to be the accommodation.
Mark DolanHOST
And first of all, where are they getting this money from? If I was Paul Dacre, who is the man that runs the publishing wing of the Daily Mail, I'd be thinking that $12 million that you've earmarked for this house somewhere in Oxfordshire needs to be going into our bank account because Mr Justice Nicklin, who oversaw Harry's disastrous legal action against the Daily Mail, which saw all 97 claims thrown out, has granted the Daily Mail unlimited legal expenses.
Mark DolanHOST
on the part of the claimants, and Harry's one of those.
Mark DolanHOST
So I don't know where the money's going to come from, given that Harry could be on the hook for $10, $15, $20 million to pay off the Daily Mail.
Paula FroelichHOST
So that's all gone, but there's another frame of mind saying these constant leaks are coming out for two reasons.
Paula FroelichHOST
One, they came out last week to kind of bury the news that Justice Nicklin, who presided over the Daily Mail case, was going to-
Mark DolanGUEST
Yeah
Paula FroelichHOST
... rule that the caps of the court cases would come off, and therefore Harry and Elton would owe up to $50 million in court costs in the Daily Mail.
Mark FrancisHOST
Mr.
Mark FrancisHOST
Justice Nicklin ordered the payment to Associated Newspapers Limited, which spent approximately thirty-four million pounds defending itself during the forty-five-day trial.
Mark FrancisHOST
The final amount the claimants will have to pay has not yet been determined.
Mark FrancisHOST
The remaining costs will be decided at a future hearing.
Lizzie KnightCORRESPONDENT
This follows their failed invasion of privacy case.
Lizzie KnightCORRESPONDENT
Justice Matthew Nicklin announced the payment is due by August 28.
Lizzie KnightCORRESPONDENT
The payment is at the upper end of expectations.
Lizzie KnightCORRESPONDENT
The group lost a High Court case in London last month, which alleged illegal phone hacking.
Isaiah EdwardsHOST
The ruling from a UK judge was published Friday, just weeks after the defendants lost their high court privacy case against the publisher, Associated Newspapers Limited, which they had accused of unlawful information gathering.
Isaiah EdwardsHOST
The High Court Justice Matthew Nicklin wrote in a 44-page ruling that the £9.5 million, approximately £13 million, is the first installment to cover Associated Newspapers' legal costs with the full amount to still be determined.
Isaiah EdwardsHOST
Associated Newspapers has previously said its legal costs in the case total more than $60 million.
Isaiah EdwardsHOST
We've talked about this case before, so essentially it's just them getting their first installment of money for it.
Manoush ZomorodiHOST
A&L had denied all the allegations.
Manoush ZomorodiHOST
After an emotional 11-week trial, Judge Matthew Nicklin sided with the publisher in a ruling handed down on July 7th, concluding the Clements failed to prove their point, their pleaded allegations.
Manoush ZomorodiHOST
After a further two-day airing over...
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Tim DalyNARRATOR
A judge has criticised Prince Harry and several public figures while ordering them to pay an initial £9.5 million to the publishers of the Daily Mail.
Tim DalyNARRATOR
Mr Justice Nicklin has described their failed privacy action against associated newspapers as speculative and their conduct as unreasonable.
Tim DalyNARRATOR
The media firm says its legal costs amount to £34 million.
Tim DalyNARRATOR
But the legal commentator, Joshua Rosenberg, says the judge called that amount excessive.
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Nick AbbottHOST
It is 11.30 on LBC, the news headlines with Tim Daly.
Tim DalyNARRATOR
Prince Harry and several public figures have been criticised by a judge who's ordered them to pay an initial £9.5 million to the publisher of the Daily Mail.
Tim DalyNARRATOR
Mr Justice Nicklin has described their failed privacy action against associated newspapers as speculative.
Tim DalyNARRATOR
Donald Trump is again playing down the chances of reaching a permanent peace agreement with Iran.
Lizzie KnightCORRESPONDENT
This follows their failed invasion of privacy case.
Lizzie KnightCORRESPONDENT
Justice Matthew Nicklin announced the payment is due by August 28.
Lizzie KnightCORRESPONDENT
The payment is at the upper end of expectations.
Lizzie KnightCORRESPONDENT
The group lost a High Court case in London last month, which alleged illegal phone hacking.
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