Mirror Group Newspapers has now been sued by nearly 100 actors, sports stars and other individuals in the High Court in the wake of the hacking scandal at the titles.
Press Gazette previously reported the names of 50 claimants, mainly celebrities, in January.
Since then, 48 more people have filed claims against MGN in the Chancery Division of the High Court.
Of these, 39 claims were filed on 5 and 6 March, during the course of a two-week High Court trial to decide on appropriate damages for eight claimants.
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Last week, Mr Justice Mann ruled that the eight should receive a combined £1.2m in damages, with the biggest payout – £260,250 – going to actress Sadie Frost.
Previously, the biggest reported Mirror hacking payout went to stuntman Bobby Holland Hanton, who received £75,000 in an out-of-court settlement.
Among the latest claimants to sue in the High Court are celebrities Hugh Grant, Elizabeth Hurley, Jemima Khan, Rhys Ifans and Nigel Havers.
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The 98 claims are divided into two tranches, with the first made up of 28 and the second of 70.
The first tranche of claimants include the eight who were awarded privacy payouts at the High Court last week.
They are:
- Footballer Paul Gascoigne: £188,250
- Actress Sadie Frost: £260,250.
- BBC executive Alen Yentob: £85,000
- Actress Shobna Gulati: £117,500
- Actress Lucy Taggart: £157,250
- Actor Shane Ritche: £155,000
- TV producer Robert Ashworth: £201,250
- Flight attendant Lauren Acorn: £72,500.
Following last week's court ruling, Trinity Mirror has increased its estimated costs for dealing with phone-hacking from £12m to £28m.
These 65 people have filed claims against MGN for phone-hacking in the second tranche:
- Meg Matthews
- George Calil
- Sarah Lancashire
- Peter Salmon
- Denise Van Outen
- Pearl Lowe
- Danny Goffey
- Chris Hughes
- John Leslie
- Amanda Holden
- Patricia Lake-Smith
- Michael Foster
- Hugh Grant
- Hilary Perrin
- Rhys Ifans
- Clair Dobbs
- Caroline Chikezie
- Tina Hobley
- Jeff Brazier
- Kelly Hoppen MBE
- Samantha Thomson
- Leslie Heseltine
- Stephen Murray
- Denise Welch
- William Kenwright
- Suzanne Shaw
- Elizabeth Hurley
- Jemima Khan
- Nigel Havers
- Alison Griffin
- Angus Deayton
- Daniel Taylor
- Timothy Horlick
- Jayne Claire Walton
- Tamzin Outhwaite
- Sam Rush
- Steve McFadden
- Kym Marsh
- Michael Ambrose
- Louisa Lytton
- Neil Ruddock
- Stephen Rider
- Lisa Moorish
- Ian Cotton
- Sir Clive Woodward
- James Mullord
- Ben Freeman
- Phil Tufnell
- Dawn Tufnell
- Neil Morrissey
- Emma Killick
- Natasha Kaplinsky
- Polly Ravenscroft
- Caroline Aherne
- Patrick Aherne
- Christopher Parker
- Simon Clegg
- Danny Young
- Sarah Manners
- Samia Ghadie
- Kate Ford
- Alan Halsall
- Lucy-Jo Hudson
- Ambi Sitham
- Sarah Parish
These five individuals have also filed claims against MGN in the High Court in recent months, but Press Gazette does not have confirmation that these relate to phone-hacking:
- Allan Forrest
- Lawrence Llewelyn-Bowen
- Jackie Llewelyn-Bowen
- Sarah Davison
- Jim Threapleton
The 28 people below are those who made up the first tranche of claims against MGN, with the majority understood to have agreed settlements in or out of court.
- Alan Yentob
- Sadie Frost
- Paul Gascoigne
- Lucy Taggart
- Shane Richie
- Shobna Gulati
- Lauren Alcorn
- Robert Ashworth
- Nicola Horlick
- Emma Noble
- Bobby Holland Hanton
- Cilla Black
- Robert Willis
- Peter Andre
- Jessie Wallace
- Darren Day
- Sven-Goran Eriksson
- Christopher Eccleston
- Abbie Gibson
- Christie Roche
- Phil Dale
- Garry Flitcroft
- Ben Jackson
- Davina McCall
- Sheryl Gascoigne
- John Thomson
- Edmund Jordan
- Holly Davidson
According to analysis by the Media Standards Trust, some 591 individuals have successfully claimed compensation from News Group Newspapers for phone-hacking at the News of the World. News Corp claims that the cost so far of the hacking scandal at the News of the World is $512m (£332m).
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