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Prince Harry's UK visit has encountered significant setbacks, with Buckingham Palace declining his accommodation request and a High Court judge dismissing all 97 claims in his privacy case against the Daily Mail's publisher, Associated Newspapers. The judge found Harry's evidence flimsy, while the newspaper group highlighted the hypocrisy of his privacy complaints given the personal revelations in his memoir 'Spare'. The accommodation dispute centres on miscommunication about his stay at royal residences, with uncertainty remaining about whether Meghan and their children will join him in the UK.
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