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Actor Noel Clarke loses libel case as sexual misconduct allegations 'substantially true'
Actor Noel Clarke has lost his High Court libel case against the publisher of The Guardian, over a series of news articles which featured claims from a number of women.
The first article, published in April 2021, said some 20 women who knew Clarke in a professional capacity had come forward with allegations of sexual misconduct. The 49-year-old actor, writer and director, best known for his 2006 film Kidulthood and starring in Doctor Who, sued the publisher and vehemently denied "any sexual misconduct or wrongdoing" - but the court has found Guardian News and Media (GNM) successfully defended the legal action on the grounds of truth and public interest.
Read more:The key allegations against Noel Clarke - and the judge's response The meanings of all eight of the newspaper's publications were found to be "substantially true.
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