An âangryâ Galloway wins Â£150,000 damages from the Telegraph
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GEORGE Galloway yesterday scored another major libel victory, winning Â£150,000 damages over a newspaper&#39;s claims that he was in the pay of Saddam Hussein.
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Data laws blamed for communication failure after education prizes worth Â£12m go unclaimed
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Crystal Palace boss Simon Jordan wins a Â£1m damages claim against the club's former manager.
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A woman has accepted undisclosed libel damages from a number of newspapers and a television news channel after being wrongly identified as a suspect in an alleged aircraft bomb plot.
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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has been fined 15 000 (about R167 000) for improper conduct following comments he made after the English champions' controversial 2-0 defeat by Manchester United in October.
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An unsolicited marketing message irritates an Edinburgh man and earns its sender a lawsuit -- and a $1,445 fine for damages. Is your inbox a gold mine? By the Associated Press.
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A LONDON judge struck out a special damages case against the Financial Times newspaper yesterday, claiming that the suit was &quot;untriable&quot;.
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A controversial special damages claim that threatened to cripple the Financial Times is struck out by the High Court.
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Four migrant women who suffered sustained abuse given Â£140,000 compensation
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In his 60-page judgment Mr Justice Eady made a series of strong criticisms about The Telegraphâs âdramatic and condemnatoryâ handling of their Galloway âscoopâ.
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LONDON, England -- A British anti-war lawmaker has won a libel case against a newspaper who accused him of receiving secret payments from former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein.
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Â· Conway barred for 10 days and told to repay Â£13,000Â· Support for fully audited expenses is growing
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The High Court in London has struck out the bulk of a record Â£240m libel damages claim brought against the Financial Times by investment bank Collins Stewart Tullet.
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The Financial Times today won its action to strike out a record Â£230.5m libel damages claim from City brokers Collins Stewart that could have closed down the pink paper.
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A judge at the London High Court struck out the bulk of a record libel damages claim of 240 million pounds (345 million euros, 434 million dollars) against the Financial Times by stockbroker Collins Stewart Tullet.
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A judge on Wednesday ruled to strike out a record 230.5 million pound ($415 million) claim for special damages by British investment bank Collins Stewart against the Financial Times newspaper.
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Sterling hit a 15 year high against the yen and made gains against the dollar as interest rate values continue to support the British currency.