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.
Rapper Kanye West is on the receiving end of a legal claim over the use of a sample in his song, Flower. Part of the
The UK Intellectual Property Office recently put forward a consultation to business to discuss topics around artificial intelligence and intellectual property. Specifically, the Government were
The first case in relation to NFTs and copyright infringement in China was ruled on April 20, 2022, referred to (2022) Zhe 0192 Min Chu
Being a nationally recognised sitcom doesn’t stop there being controversy. Shazam Productions which was set up by the Only Fools and Horses creator John Sullivan
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