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Heather Mills has been refused leave to appeal against the publication of the full details of her £24.3m divorce settlement with Sir Paul McCartney. Full details of the divorce of Sir Paul McCartney and Heather Mills are to be made public after Ms Mills was refused permission to appeal the publication.
The full ruling is now expected to be made public. She said she wanted the full ruling to be kept secret because it contained private details that could affect the security of their daughter Beatrice.
Former model Ms Mills had said she wanted to appeal because details contained in the ruling could affect the security of daughter Beatrice. The decision came a day after a High Court judge awarded Ms Mills £24.3m.
A High Court judge determined the final figure after the couple failed to reach an agreement in court last month. The judge determined the final figure after the couple failed to reach an agreement in court last month.
Ms Mills said: "I'm not appealing against the judgment because it's not worth it.Ms Mills said: "I'm not appealing against the judgment because it's not worth it.
"I'm appealing against the publication of it because it has so many details of me and my daughter in it.""I'm appealing against the publication of it because it has so many details of me and my daughter in it."
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Following the ruling, Ms Mills will receive £14m for herself and £2.5m to buy a house in London.Following the ruling, Ms Mills will receive £14m for herself and £2.5m to buy a house in London.
Sir Paul will pay for Beatrice's nanny and school fees, and give the four-year-old £35,000 a year. The judge awarded a lump sum of £16.5m and assets of £7.8m.Sir Paul will pay for Beatrice's nanny and school fees, and give the four-year-old £35,000 a year. The judge awarded a lump sum of £16.5m and assets of £7.8m.
The settlement equated to £17,000 for every day of the couple's marriage.The settlement equated to £17,000 for every day of the couple's marriage.
The judge found the total value of Sir Paul's assets was about £400m. Ms Mills had sought £125m and been offered £15.8m.The judge found the total value of Sir Paul's assets was about £400m. Ms Mills had sought £125m and been offered £15.8m.
Sir Paul, 65, and Ms Mills, 40, got married in 2002, but they split four years later, blaming media intrusion into their private lives.Sir Paul, 65, and Ms Mills, 40, got married in 2002, but they split four years later, blaming media intrusion into their private lives.