Mosley launches appeal

Ex-Formula One boss Max Mosley has launched an appeal against his failed bid to force a change in UK privacy laws.

Thu, 02 Jun, 2011 - 18:47

Ex-Formula One boss Max Mosley has launched an appeal against his failed bid to force a change in UK privacy laws.

His lawyers announced today that Mr Mosley would continue his courtroom campaign despite losing a human rights challenge over News of the World revelations about his sex life.

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