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David Sullivan's dispute with the BBC over Panorama allegations
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David Sullivan has filed a High Court claim against the BBC over Panorama. The Independent says court records list libel and slander, while the Daily Star quotes the claim as alleging libel and malicious falsehood and serious harm to his reputation and business interests.
Sullivan denies the programme's allegations. The BBC declined to comment to both outlets.
No-Guff Summary
- The Independent says court records show Sullivan filed a High Court claim against the BBC. His lawyers say he seeks more than £150m.
- The Independent describes the filing as libel and slander. The Daily Star quotes Sullivan's claim as alleging libel and malicious falsehood and serious reputational and business harm.
- Sullivan denies the allegations examined by Panorama. The BBC declined to comment to both outlets.