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

One of the famous names in Prince Harry‘s failed privacy case against the Daily Mail has appeared to distance himself from his fellow claimants.

Former Government minister Sir Simon Hughes said he did not ‘plan to target’ publisher Associated Newspapers during a court hearing today.

Sir Simon, Prince Harry and five other claimants will need to wait to discover exactly how much they will have to pay towards the Mail’s legal costs after failing in their claims that journalists hacked, bugged and blagged to get information for stories about them unlawfully.

The claimants – who also include Baroness (Doreen) Lawrence, Sir Elton John,

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