A court hearing takes place in the High Court on Wednesday involving the “Harry and Mail” group of claimants. Reporting from both outlets says the group may face a gap of several million pounds in legal insurance cover. The issue is presented as a potential shortfall in funding for legal costs, which could affect how the group proceeds with the litigation if cover is not sufficient. The case returns to the High Court for the hearing, with coverage focusing on the insurance position rather than the merits of the underlying claims. Neither report provides details of the substantive allegations or the procedural outcome expected from the hearing, but both indicate that the insurance coverage question is central to the next stage of proceedings. The reporting also does not specify the amount precisely in the provided excerpt, beyond referring to a multi-million-pound potential gap. The hearing therefore centers on whether the claimants’ legal insurance arrangements will adequately cover costs moving forward.