Celebrity seeks injunction against publication of allegations
Entertainment · First reported 2 Nov, 16:34 · Updated 17:28

A celebrity identified in court as PPT is seeking to prevent ITN and The Guardian from publishing allegations of sexual misconduct, arguing publication could put his life at risk. The outlets say publication is in the public interest; the judge was due to give a decision at 2pm.
- PPT is seeking an injunction to block ITN and The Guardian from publishing allegations of inappropriate and exploitative sexual activity involving girls and young women.
- His lawyer argued that publication could lead to his death or psychological injury; the court was told he denies the allegations and had attempted suicide twice.
- The outlets argued publication would contribute to a debate of public importance, and said responsibility for PPT’s safety rests with mental health services. A judge was due to deliver a decision at 2pm.
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- Claimant identified in court as
- PPT
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- ITN and The Guardian
- Ruling expected
- At 2pm, according to GB News
- Witnesses interviewed by news companies
- 30, according to what the court was told
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