Police and crime commissioner to pay Allison Pearson ‘substantial damages’
Telegraph columnist receives five-figure sum in complaint against Essex police boss.
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Daily Mail and Metro to pay ‘substantial’ libel damages to Loose Women panellist and husband
Titles published “serious and damaging allegations” falsely suggesting hatred of Jews.
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‘Scamming’ landlord libel claim thrown out as Lammy promises legislation on SLAPPs
Update: Unsuccessful claimant ordered to pay Mill Media almost £40,000 in costs.
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Top libel lawyers ‘killed off’ legislation to protect public interest reporting
Claimant lawyers argued SLAPP debate is based on “misleading narrative”.
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Wall Street Journal story on Trump and Epstein took six months and 20 staff
“Bad faith” threats put public interest reporting at risk, leading journalists tell summit.
By Essex Police press statements were defamatory of Allison Pearson, judge says
Pearson suing over police press statements and commissioner’s LBC and Conservative Home appearances.
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Banker Crispin Odey drops £79m Financial Times libel case
Editor Roula Khalaf says it’s a “vindication for investigative journalism”.
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Guardian to appeal ruling which said ‘alt right’ description is defamatory
Permission to appeal relates to potential use of honest opinion defence in libel law.
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