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Former MI6 Spy Takes Trump to Scottish Court Seeking £800,000 Legal Payout

Former MI6 officer Christopher Steele is seeking £800,000 from Donald Trump in a Scottish court over unpaid legal costs dispute.

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Former MI6 Spy Takes Trump to Scottish Court Seeking £800,000 Legal Payout

Former MI6 officer Christopher Steele is taking Donald Trump to court in Scotland, seeking about £800,000 in legal costs linked to a failed lawsuit. Trump previously sued Steele over the publication of allegations in a dossier, but the case was dismissed. A court later ordered Trump to pay costs, which Steele says remain unpaid. The legal dispute adds to Trump’s continuing battles over the dossier and highlights the financial consequences of unsuccessful litigation in the United Kingdom in Scottish courts.

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