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BREAKING: FREDDIE STARR is the Third Man
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[quote:The Scientist:MV8yMDA4NjAwXzI1MDQ2NTM2] [b]Freddie Starr: media wins court battle to overturn injunction Entertainer loses legal bid to prevent news organisations from reporting allegations[/b] Five media organisations have overturned a high court injunction brought by the TV entertainer Freddie Starr over an allegedly libellous allegation. Starr had obtained an emergency injunction from the high court on Wednesday evening that banned ITV News, the BBC and several national newspapers, including the Guardian, from reporting the allegation. Mr Justice Tugendhat threw out the injunction at a hearing at the high court on Thursday afternoon. In his judgment, Tugendhat said the injunction should never had been heard because it was a claim for libel and there was no evidence that any publisher planned to report the allegation. [/quote]
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Freddie Starr: media wins court battle to overturn injunction
Entertainer loses legal bid to prevent news organisations from reporting allegations
Five media organisations have overturned a high court injunction brought by the TV entertainer Freddie Starr over an allegedly libellous allegation.
Starr had obtained an emergency injunction from the high court on Wednesday evening that banned ITV News, the BBC and several national newspapers, including the Guardian, from reporting the allegation.
Mr Justice Tugendhat threw out the injunction at a hearing at the high court on Thursday afternoon. In his judgment, Tugendhat said the injunction should never had been heard because it was a claim for libel and there was no evidence that any publisher planned to report the allegation.
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