Jackson seeks footage injunction

SINGER Michael Jackson has issued legal proceedings against Granada television over its behind-the-scenes documentary about the star.
Jackson seeks footage injunction
Wed, 26 Feb, 2003 - 00:00
Vik Iyer

The High Court in London is expected on Friday to consider Jackson's case against the programme, Living With Michael Jackson, which featured interviews with journalist Martin Bashir and revealed the superstar had shared a bed with children.

After the programme aired on ITV1 Jackson lodged a complaint with broadcasting authorities and accused Bashir of "betrayal".

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