Sunday Mirror to face Contempt of Court charge

The Attorney General is bringing a charge of contempt of court against the Sunday Mirror over the collapse of the Leeds United players' trial.

Tue, 15 May, 2001 - 17:59

The Attorney General is bringing a charge of contempt of court against the Sunday Mirror over the collapse of the Leeds United players' trial.

He has informed solicitors for Mirror Group Newspaper of his intention to seek permission from the Divisional Court to bring proceedings.

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