Pamiel, the Home Office has to be represented in court. The Attorney General, already paid by the taxpayer, may do this without recourse to external counsel but I very much doubt that all the work would be done in house, so any external advice is paid for by the taxpayer. The taxpayer will also pay Harry’s costs if he wins. Either way, IMO this will cost the taxpayer.
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