Cliff Richards to sue BBC

I really hate the "no smoke without fire" in this case. That suggests that he's guilty but it can't be proven, how about that he may have been totally wrongly accused ?
 
Not a big fan of innocent until proven guilty Fish? How about the landlord arrested for the bristol woman who was murdered, was castigated by all, but found to be completely unconnected?

I can see why you brought it up but it was a completely different kind of case and he was connected by being the landlord of the murdered women and was a suspect, this is a totally different type of case were the crime is an accusation made against him, it's not a who done it more of a did he do it.
 
It is. The Accused is named, the Accuser often not.....

Cliff must know who accused him .How can the police possibly question anyone about an alleged assault , without telling them the time, date, place , of the alleged assault. Also if the alleged victim was male or female.
 
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I think Cliff Richard is perfectly justified in his actions, irrespective of the parliamentary inquiry having said the BBC did nothing wrong. Surely the police were accountable for leaking news of the raid, and the invasion of privacy and subsequent effect on reputation and health mean there's a case to answer as he's been exonerated on all counts
 
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