May 24, 1989 Hislop fury as Yorkshire Ripper's wife wins £600,000 damages from Private Eye
"If that's justice, I'm a banana," said Private Eye editor Ian Hislop when Sonia Sutcliffe was awarded record libel damages after the satirical magazine accused her of selling her story to the papers.
In a landmark case for British justice, a High Court jury awarded £600,000 damages to Sonia Sutcliffe – wife of ‘the Yorkshire Ripper’ Peter Sutcliffe – against satirical magazine Private Eye, on this day in 1989.
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In a landmark case for British justice, a High Court jury awarded £600,000 damages to Sonia Sutcliffe – wife of ‘the Yorkshire Ripper’ Peter Sutcliffe – against satirical magazine Private Eye, on this day in 1989.
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