Live raid 'breached Cliff Richard's privacy'

An agreement between the BBC and police which led to a raid on Cliff Richard’s home being broadcast live around the world “certainly interfered with his privacy and may well have caused unnecessary distress”, according to an independent report.

Live raid 'breached Cliff Richard's privacy'

An agreement between the BBC and police which led to a raid on Cliff Richard’s home being broadcast live around the world “certainly interfered with his privacy and may well have caused unnecessary distress”, according to an independent report.

A former chief constable has said South Yorkshire Police (SYP) should never have a made a deal with the broadcaster – a decision taken after BBC reporter Dan Johnson went to the force saying he knew they were investigating the veteran entertainer.

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