Public interest defence not allowed for Mail on Sunday ‘statin deniers’ articles
Qualified privilege defence not allowed for reports of Hancock's statement which were "not fair or accurate".
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Joey Barton pays Jeremy Vine £75,000 to settle ‘bike nonce’ libel claim
Ex-footballer Barton has accepted his claims were "very serious" and "untrue".
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FT to ‘vigorously defend’ Crispin Odey libel claim
FT issued with legal claim almost 12 months after investigation published.
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Judge says posts would have been read as "taunting, scorning and ridiculing" Vine "for his alleged proclivity".
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BBC makes ‘substantial payout’ to Diana chauffeur over Martin Bashir slander
Martin Bashir told Princess Diana and her brother that Steve Davies "feeds Today newspaper".
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BBC faces Pandora Papers libel trial versus Tory donor Amersi after defamation ruling
Mohamed Amersi is seeking damages of up to £100,000 against an episode of Panorama and a BBC News article online.
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Guardian to defend Noel Clarke reporting as true and in public interest
Alleged victims of Noel Clarke could give evidence to "vindicate" The Guardian's journalism.
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Phillip Schofield friend wins £90k damages from news site over false grooming claim
Politicalite's editor sent inflammatory emails to Simon Schofield's solicitors and then did not engage in the case.
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