In London, the libel case brought by Andrew Neil, editor of the ‘Sunday Times’, has ended. A jury in the High Court has awarded him a thousand pound damages. Times Newspapers was awarded just sixty pence. Neil had sued the ‘Sunday Telegraph’, which, he said, had implied he was aware that Pamela Bordes, a former House of Commons researcher, was working as a prostitute during their relationship in 1988.
Report shows Tramp nightclub where Neil and Bordes met.
‘Sunday Telegraph’ article titled ‘Playboys as Editors’ for which Neil sued the paper.
Peregrine Worsthorne, former ‘Sunday Telegraph’ editor, leaving court.
Neil surrounded by members of the media after the verdict followed by interview.
To camera Brian O'Connell on judge's comment that the whole case might be 'much ado about nothing'.
The reporter is Brian O'Connell.
