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Dale Vince to receive damages from Daily Mail publisher over misleading article
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Dale Vince to receive damages from Daily Mail publisher over misleading article
A green energy entrepreneur and Labour donor has won a damages claim after the publisher of the Daily Mail used his image alongside a headline about a different donor accused of sexual harassment.
- Three court of appeal judges overturned a high court ruling that had thrown out Vince's data protection claim against Associated Newspapers Limited.
- The June 2023 article, headlined “Labour repays £100,000 to sex pest donor”, referred to donor Davide Serra, but featured a photo of Vince holding a Just Stop Oil banner.
- Judge Sir Geoffrey Vos said ANL “failed to take care not to publish misleading information and images” and that the juxtaposition would have misled casual readers.
- Vince said the ruling exposed a flaw in libel law that assumes people read both headlines and articles in full, calling it “not fit for purpose” in the modern era.
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