Qualified privilege defence to be tested in UK libel battle between two Pakistani broadcasters
A judge dismissed an application for summary judgment, saying the defence should be tested in court.
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Guardian welcomes ruling in libel fight over reporting of Serial’s Trojan Horse podcast
The Observer publisher said it will defend its journalism "robustly".
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High Court ruling on meaning clears way for Noel Clarke libel trial versus Guardian
High Court judge rules on what hypothetical reasonable reader would take from Noel Clarke investigation.
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Mail on Sunday set for libel trial showdown with mother of boxer Nicola Adams
Denver Adams is suing Associated Newspapers over an interview with her Olympic boxer daughter.
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Dyson wins right to pursue exploitation libel claim versus Channel 4 News
Sir James Dyson himself is no longer pursuing the case after a judge ruled his claim out.
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Mail on Sunday says ‘statin deniers’ articles were ‘public interest journalism’ as libel trial begins
A doctor and researcher are suing Associated Newspapers over articles suggesting they had caused "grave harm".
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Cadwalladr seeks Supreme Court ruling over ‘chilling’ Arron Banks £1m costs order
Observer reporter ready to take case to European Court of Human Rights if necessary.
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Why Guardian, TED and all publishers should stand with Cadwalladr on Banks legal fight
Carole Cadwalladr has been ordered to pay £1.2m towards Arron Banks's legal costs.
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