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Ex-Coronation Street actor to receive 'substantial' libel damages from the Sun publisher

Qasim Akhtar, a former Coronation Street actor, has won substantial damages from the publisher of The Sun over false claims of extremism and violence. The publication admitted that its article caused serious harm and distress, agreeing to c...

BBC News· Jul 23, 2026 · 3:58 PM · 4 views

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Qasim Akhtar, a former Coronation Street actor, has won substantial damages from the publisher of The Sun over false claims of extremism and violence. The publication admitted that its article caused serious harm and distress, agreeing to cover legal costs and not to repeat the allegations.

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