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They said our allegations were defamatory and they reserved the right to pursue legal action against the BBC.

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Prince has said similar statements made in a report by Sims published this year were "defamatory assertions made without evidence or court rulings".

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In a statement posted on X on Friday night, Sultana said that "a number of false and defamatory statements have been published about me concerning the launch of Your Party's membership portal".

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The ban was not implemented at the time because of strong public opposition, but officials warned that the platform was increasingly being used to spread harmful content including extremist propaganda and defamatory material.

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His lawyers argued that Beauty and the Bester was defamatory, but the streaming giant defended its plan to release the three-part investigation.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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