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>> You would have thought deliberate deception was illegal everywhere, but
>> apparently not...
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> Wasn't there some weeks ago a link to a note that Fox news was banned in
> Canada because of misleading journalism while it of course is completely
> legal to broadcast in the US. I think there is a trend here.
As best as I can tell, it is completely legal in the UK to print utter
nonsense and claim that it is fact or even "news".
Unless you claim something untrue about a /person/ or /financial
entity/. Then they can choose to sue you. But if you write that, say,
MMR causes autism, that's 100% legal. Nobody can sue you for that... If
you say that /they claimed/ this, they can sue you for lying about what
they said. But other than that...
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