Sir Cliff and the BBC agree to ceasefire in damages court case
SIR Cliff Richard and the BBC have agreed to pause a High Court fight in the hope that a settlement can be reached.
The singer has sued over reports naming him as a suspected sex offender.
He says his right to respect for his private life was infringed and wants “very substantial” damages.
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Hide AdLawyers representing all sides told a judge yesterday that parties had agreed to a one-month ceasefire so negotiations could take place.
Mr Justice Mann, who has been overseeing the latest in a series of preliminary hearings at the High Court in London, indicated that he would review the position in the near future.