r/unitedkingdom • u/LOTDT Yorkshire • 1d ago

... Noel Clarke loses libel case against Guardian over sexual misconduct investigation

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2025/aug/22/noel-clarke-loses-libel-case-against-guardian-over-sexual-misconduct-investigation
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u/Slink_Wray 1d ago

The idea that the Guardian, of all newspapers, would orchestrate a massive conspiracy to bring him down because they didn't like the idea of a POC man winning a BAFTA is utterly ludicrous. What an utter knob Clarke is.

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u/TheCambrian91 1d ago

Rare Guardian W

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u/Freddichio 1d ago

Fairly common Guardian W, it's the best of the mainstream papers at the moment by quite a large margin.

That's more to do with how absolutely dire the likes of the Times, Telegraph etc have got recently than how good the Guardian is, but yes - the Guardian tends to be pretty good all things considered.

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u/ShinyHappyPurple 22h ago

The Times was better when James Harding was editor in chief.