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.
Alternative Scottish rock band The Jesus and Mary Chain are suing multinational record label Warner Music Group for £1.8m in a copyright infringement dispute. In
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A recent article on Lawdit’s ‘Reading Room’ featured details and information regarding pop-sensation, Ariana Grande’s most recent Trade Mark application. The singer filed an application
After a large inflow of Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) claims against its users, Twitch was forced into taking care of the matter by creating
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