Sir Cliff v BBC

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Sir Cliff v BBC The singer wins BBC privacy case at High Court but how did it get to this.

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Sir Cliff fans sing 'Congratulations' after win Fans of Sir Cliff Richard cheer and sing his 1968 song 'Congratulations' outside court.

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Sir Cliff ruling a 'shift against press freedom' Fran Unsworth says the corporation is looking to appeal against the ruling in the Sir Cliff Richard privacy case.

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Emotional Sir Cliff speaks outside court Sir Cliff Richard appeared emotional outside court after winning his privacy case against the BBC.

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Sir Cliff 'aimed to right a wrong' Sir Cliff Richard's solicitor says the singer's motivation to take the BBC to court was not for personal gain.

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Hunniford: 'Terrible toll' on Sir Cliff The broadcaster Gloria Hunniford says the allegations of historical sex abuse against Sir Cliff Richard have "taken a terrible toll" on him, both physically and mentally.

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Sir Cliff Richard: 'I was collateral damage' Sir Cliff Richard says he feels like "collateral damage" after being told he will not face charges on allegations of historical sexual abuse.

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Cliff Richard on 'two years of hell' The singer, who's suing the BBC, said he wants the law to protect people falsely accused in cases of historical sexual abuse.

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