Sir Cliff breaks down in tears as judge awards him £210k and rules BBC infringed his privacy in 'serious and sensationalist way' with coverage of police raid on home that left him 'forever tainted'
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Sir Cliff breaks down in tears as judge awards him £210k and rules BBC infringed his privacy in 'serious and sensationalist way' with coverage of police raid on home that left him 'forever tainted'
- BBC broadcast live from outside star's home during police raid in August 2014
- Star always denied sex assault claims and was later told he wouldn't face action
- He sued the police and the BBC for breaching his privacy in reporting the case
- A judge today found BBC had breached star's rights and awarded £210,000
- Judge found case was aggravated by BBC nominating story for a 'scoop' award
- BBC could appeal the judgment, which they said could affect press freedom
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5964937/Judge-set-deliver-ruling-fight-Sir-Cliff-Richard-BBC.html
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Re: Sir Cliff breaks down in tears as judge awards him £210k and rules BBC infringed his privacy in 'serious and sensationalist way' with coverage of police raid on home that left him 'forever tainted'
Good for Cliff, he was treated appallingly.
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Re: Sir Cliff breaks down in tears as judge awards him £210k and rules BBC infringed his privacy in 'serious and sensationalist way' with coverage of police raid on home that left him 'forever tainted'
Good! He has been treated very badly, and it affected him greatly. The police also have a lot to answer for.
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I'm glad. I love the man and they treated him appallingly. Aww he nearly cried outside the court, bless him x
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I think the whole ethos of presuming someone is guilty before being proven is wrong. All this witch hunt type shit is dreadful. It's driven people to suicide.
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