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Rachel Riley arrives at the Royal Courts of Justice in London, for a libel case between the television presenter and a former senior aide to ex-Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. The 35 year old who appears in the Channel 4 show Countdown, says she was libelled in a tweet posted by Laura Murray. Picture date: Monday May 10, 2021. PA Photo See PA story COURTS Riley. Photo credit should read: Dominic Lipinski/PA Wire

Court of Appeal dismisses ex-Corbyn aide’s challenge to Rachel Riley libel win

Three appeal judges dismiss Laura Murray’s appeal against December 2021 libel trial victory by campaigner against antisemitism and TV presenter Rachel Riley

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