UCL reports academic to police for antisemitic lecture
A former UCL academic has been reported to police and banned from campus after delivering a lecture containing antisemitic tropes, including a 'blood libel' about Jews. Read the full story.
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Sun pays substantial damages to Christopher Jefferies
News Group Newspapers agrees to significant payout after defaming retired teacher Christopher Jefferies during Joanna Yeates murder investigation
Vine: Barton's abuse put me in physical danger
Broadcaster Jeremy Vine gives emotional testimony about how Joey Barton's online abuse left him fearing physical danger, as the libel case gripping the nation continues.
Vine wins libel case against Barton's vile tweets
Broadcaster Jeremy Vine wins landmark libel case after Joey Barton compared him to notorious sex offenders in vicious online tirade - judge orders £75,000 damages.
Legal victory sparks call for drama regulation
After winning damages over historical inaccuracies in a Richard III film, a claimant demands stronger oversight of fact-based dramas, raising crucial questions about artistic license versus truth.
Steve Coogan pays damages in academic defamation case
Actor Steve Coogan settles defamation claim with academic Dr Matthew Sweet over false allegations made during media appearances, agreeing to substantial damages and legal costs.
Steve Coogan pays damages after failed libel case
Actor and comedian Steve Coogan faces substantial financial damages after losing legal battle against David Sherborne, with judge ruling his libel claim was 'doomed to fail' in dramatic court reversal.
Grooming gang victim quits inquiry, sues MP
A prominent victim of grooming gangs resigns from a major inquiry, accusing Labour MP Jess Phillips of defamation and claiming political interference in the investigation process.
California sues ExxonMobil over climate deception
In a landmark legal move, California sues ExxonMobil and other oil giants for allegedly deceiving the public about climate change risks and plastic pollution, seeking massive environmental damages.
Laurence Fox libel case ordered for retrial
The Court of Appeal has ordered a retrial in Laurence Fox's high-profile libel case, overturning the previous ruling in a dramatic legal turnaround that could reshape celebrity social media disputes.
Laurence Fox faces ruin after losing libel case
Actor-turned-activist Laurence Fox ordered to pay substantial legal costs following failed libel case against two individuals he falsely labelled as paedophiles on social media.
Gregg Wallace loses BBC High Court damages battle
MasterChef star Gregg Wallace has been denied damages after claiming the BBC caused him 'distress and harassment' following his dismissal from Saturday Kitchen, with the High Court ruling against the television presenter.
BBC rejects Gregg Wallace's £10k MasterChef damages claim
The BBC has firmly dismissed MasterChef host Gregg Wallace's £10,000 compensation claim following his controversial departure from the show, sparking fresh debate about celebrity contracts and broadcaster accountability.
Kate McCann testifies in online harassment case
Kate McCann gives emotional testimony against German woman accused of systematic online harassment regarding daughter Madeleine's disappearance.
Reform UK treasurer's firm in multi-million fraud claim
A company linked to Reform UK's treasurer is pursuing multi-million pound damages after investing in a tech startup accused of fabricating its credentials and misusing funds.
Brigitte Macron accuses Candace Owens of cashing in on false claims
French First Lady Brigitte Macron files legal papers alleging American commentator Candace Owens is attempting to profit from spreading false claims about her gender identity ahead of US libel hearing.
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The entire gripping legal drama 'Damages', starring Glenn Close and Rose Byrne, is now available to stream for free on ITVX. Binge all five seasons of the award-winning thriller.
Top Libel Lawyer Hired for 'Vendetta', Tribunal Rules
An employment tribunal has ruled that a partner at the prestigious law firm Carter-Ruck was hired by a former colleague with the explicit purpose of using legal might to 'get even' during a bitter dispute, raising serious ethical concerns.
Rebekah Vardy blasts Donald Trump over Wagatha jibe
Rebekah Vardy has launched a stinging rebuke against former US President Donald Trump after he mocked her during a rally, referencing the infamous 'Wagatha Christie' legal saga. The WAG's defiant response has set social media alight.
Airbnb guest's £10K selfie destruction spree in California mansion
An Airbnb guest in California barricaded herself inside a luxury property, causing £10,000 in damages while taking bizarre selfies, in a shocking short-term rental horror story.
Boys trash Florida library as mother sleeps, faces neglect charge
Two young boys cause thousands in damages to a Florida library while their mother allegedly slept, sparking outrage and a police investigation into criminal negligence.
Rebekah Vardy's Italian Escape After Wagatha Christie
Rebekah Vardy trades UK turmoil for Italian tranquillity as she embarks on a remarkable new chapter following the explosive Wagatha Christie trial that captivated the nation.
Gregg Wallace Launches Libel Claim Against Mirror Newspaper
MasterChef star Gregg Wallace has launched a high-stakes libel claim against Mirror Group Newspapers over articles he claims are 'seriously defamatory'. The legal battle centres on reports about his personal life and marriage to Anne-Marie Sterpini.
Noel Clarke Ruling: A Grave Threat to UK Press Freedom
A High Court judgment in the Noel Clarke libel case has sparked grave concerns for investigative journalism, setting a perilous new precedent for media outlets reporting on serious allegations.
Inside The Guardian's Noel Clarke Libel Battle
An exclusive behind-the-scenes look at The Guardian's formidable legal defence against actor Noel Clarke's libel claim, revealing the immense pressure and journalistic rigour involved in public interest reporting.
Publisher Drops Appeal in Giuffre Libel Case
The anonymous woman who accused Virginia Giuffre of lying about Jeffrey Epstein has abandoned her UK libel appeal, a major victory for Giuffre and survivors of sexual abuse.
Stephen Miller Threatens CNN With Defamation Lawsuit
Top Trump aide Stephen Miller is urging legal action against CNN panelist Bakari Sellers for branding him a 'white supremacist'. The explosive defamation claim threatens a major media lawsuit.
Noel Clarke loses libel case against The Guardian
Actor Noel Clarke's high-profile libel case against The Guardian has been dismissed in a landmark ruling, hailed as a resounding victory for investigative journalism and the women who came forward.
Noel Clarke libel case dismissed in victory for press
In a landmark ruling, the High Court dismisses Noel Clarke's libel case against The Guardian. Women's groups and free speech advocates hail the decision as a pivotal moment for survivors of abuse and investigative journalism.
Husband Sues Adult Site Over Wife's Secret Career in Divorce Case
A British man is suing an adult content platform for 'moral and marital damages' after discovering his wife's hidden career as a performer, leading to their divorce. The landmark case could set a new precedent for third-party liability in marital breakdow
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