Bailey denies 'Back in print. Hip, hip, hurray' diary entry in court

Former journalist, Ian Bailey, who claims detectives tried to frame him for the unsolved murder of a French film maker has denied celebrating being the focus of media attention.

Bailey denies 'Back in print. Hip, hip, hurray' diary entry in court

Former journalist, Ian Bailey, who claims detectives tried to frame him for the unsolved murder of a French film maker has denied celebrating being the focus of media attention.

Mr Bailey, 57, told the High Court he has no recollection of a diary entry from June 30 1997 which said “Back in print. Hip, hip, hurray.”

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