The article was published in May 2016 by former BBC journalist Andrew Gilligan ( himself no stranger to controversy)
The article headlined: ÂCorbyn and the mosque leader who blames the UK for Isil. It then sought to connect Mr Corbyn with Mohammed Kozbar.
Kozbar successfully argued that the article was defamatory. The Sunday Telegraph removed the article from its website, accepted the article was defamatory, and paid damages in the region of £30,000.
Back in February of this year, Virgil Abloh’s clothing brand ‘Off-White’ released a varsity jacket which attracted the attention of streetwear brand ‘Walker Wear’ for
Atlanta-born rapper, Kanye West, is the latest of pop-sensations to be trademarking their name for reasons other than music. West’s company, Mascotte Holdings Inc, has
When someone needs to find information, the first place people go to is the Google search engine; arguably the biggest search engine in the world.
The fast-food chain restaurant, McDonalds, was founded in 1940 by Richard and Maurice McDonald in California, United States. The McFungi brand is a lesser-known American
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