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Thursday 22 October 2020
The court case relates to a 2018 newspaper article which labelled Depp a “wife beater”.
The 34-year-old actor claims she feared Depp was “going to kill” her on several occasions.
The Hollywood star is suing the tabloid’s publisher for alleging he was violent towards ex-wife Amber Heard.
Depp is suing The Sun newspaper over an April 2018 article which labelled him a “wife beater”.
The Hollywood actor is giving his fourth day of evidence in his libel action against The Sun newspaper
Depp says that a claim he was violent towards his ex-wife is ‘complete lies’.
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The 57-year-old actor is suing the tabloid’s publisher News Group Newspapers.
The actor is suing the tabloid’s publisher and its executive editor over an April 2018 article which referred to him as a “wife beater”.
Lawyers for Depp set out their stall at a hearing in London today.
It comes in the same week the Duchess of Sussex sued the Mail on Sunday.
The paper ran a story about a family tragedy that happened before Stokes was born.
The newspaper today published front-page details of a tragedy that happened before Stokes was born.
The Foxes had been holding out for the mammoth transfer fee as Solskjaer’s squad conitues to take shape.
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After an aborted launch yesterday, the Parker space probe finally got its seven-year mission to the Sun under way this morning.
‘Great Britain or Great Betrayal.’
The England winger came in for criticism from The Sun newspaper after showing off the ink, but has now explained that it has a deeper meaning than glorifying weapons.
The British Labour leader says UK ‘media barons’ are running scared.
Davies’ support for The Sun newspaper was widely condemned, most notably by sportspeople from Liverpool.
Today the Conservative Party said the UK’s exit from the EU gives it an opportunity to restore its national identity.
In its story announcing the news, The Sun said that the UK government had agreed to its demands.
The Sun’s editorial comment came following strong words from Varadkar at a European Union summit in Sweden yesterday.
Six years ago Darren Martyn and others redirected users from The Sun’s website to a page that said Rupert Murdoch was dead.
The Sun described the attack as a “Slaughter of the Innocents”.
The columnist was suspended from the newspaper after making the controversial comments.
The article appeared on site for a few minutes before being removed, but still shows up on Google.
He told gardaí he took part in the hacking in retaliation for the UK media company’s involvement in the phone hacking scandal.
The column by Kelvin MacKenzie compared Barkley to a gorilla.
Merseyside Police are investigating whether his comments constitute a ‘racial hate crime’.
The Daily Mail in the UK ran with a picture depicting IRA bombings.
Judge Martin Nolan said that as far as he knew, “Mr Murdoch is still happily living.”
Plus, Gareth Bale looks set to be fit for Wales’ crucial World Cup qualifier with Ireland in March.
The Premier League side have punished the paper following the notorious ‘The Truth’ story in the wake of the 1989 disaster.
Yesterday London’s High Court ruled that parliament, and not the sitting government, must approve the start of Britain’s exit from the EU.
It is unclear whether the manager’s decision is related to the paper’s coverage of the Hillsborough disaster.
The column was written by the former editor of the newspaper.
The presenter said he had been offered a contract with the station until 2019.
The Murdoch-owned tabloid demonised Kennedy as a “spineless reptile”, and featured Cook on a dartboard of anti-war ‘traitors’.
The IPSO ruling said that the headline was “not supported by the text”.
AS THE COUNTRY enters Level 5 restrictions for the next six weeks, we’ll all be finding different ways to occupy our time or take a break from work.
In April and May, many people put their trainers on and went for long walks, jogs or runs. Others took a dip in the sea.
With restrictions now in place, we want to know: Do you plan to exercise more over the next six weeks?
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