Royaume-Uni : des journaux accusés de diffamation et d'atteinte à la vie privée sur la couverture d'un assassinat

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Six UK newspapers are facing actions claiming libel and breach of privacy from Chris Jeffries, a man who attracted intense media coverage when arrested in December for the murder of Joanna Yeates. Jeffries was subsequently released and a different man has been charged instead.

Lawyer Louis Charalambous says Jeffries "seek[s] vindication of his reputation for the terrible treatment he received" from six newspapers - The Sun,The Daily Mirror, The Daily Star, The Daily Express, Modèle:The Daily Mail, and The Daily Record. The papers all covered the man's arrest following the discovery of a body near Bristol, England's Clifton area on Christmas day; Yeates had been missing from her Clifton flat since December 17. Jeffries is the flat's landlord.

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