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09/04/2008
Mosley 'Sex Video' To Go Online
The News of the World has been granted permission to show a 90-second sex video involving Max Mosley and five prostitutes on its website.
Mr Mosley, who is the president of the FIA, was refused an injunction which would have banned the clip.
The judge presiding over the injunction application, Mr Justice Eady, said that although the material was "intrusive and demeaning", the granting of such an order would be a "futile gesture" as the incident had already garnered so much worldwide attention.
The News of the World said in a statement: "Max Mosley's attempt to suppress the News of the World's video of his sordid activities has failed."
Mr Mosley who is serving his fourth term as president of the FIA, is currently claiming breach of privacy against News Group Newspapers and a five-day trial is expected in July.
(DS/KMcA)
Mr Mosley, who is the president of the FIA, was refused an injunction which would have banned the clip.
The judge presiding over the injunction application, Mr Justice Eady, said that although the material was "intrusive and demeaning", the granting of such an order would be a "futile gesture" as the incident had already garnered so much worldwide attention.
The News of the World said in a statement: "Max Mosley's attempt to suppress the News of the World's video of his sordid activities has failed."
Mr Mosley who is serving his fourth term as president of the FIA, is currently claiming breach of privacy against News Group Newspapers and a five-day trial is expected in July.
(DS/KMcA)
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The eldest son of F1 boss Max Mosley has been found dead from a drugs suspected overdose. The body of Alexander Mosley, 39, was discovered at his home in Notting Hill, West London. A Scotland Yard statement said: "We were called at 4.20pm on Tuesday to reports of a male found dead at a property. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
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BBC World Service Cuts International Output
BBC World Service has released details of its response to a cut to its Grant-in-Aid funding from the UK's Foreign & Commonwealth Office - with fewer language services as a result. BBC World Service is to carry out a fundamental restructure in order to meet the 16% savings target required by the Government's Spending Review of 20 October last year.
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BBC World Service has released details of its response to a cut to its Grant-in-Aid funding from the UK's Foreign & Commonwealth Office - with fewer language services as a result. BBC World Service is to carry out a fundamental restructure in order to meet the 16% savings target required by the Government's Spending Review of 20 October last year.
24 June 2009
Deal Agreed Over Breakaway Formula One Threat
An agreement has been reached by the FIA and the Formula One Team's Association (FOTA). The deal was revealed by the President of the motorsport's governing body, the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), Max Mosley.
Deal Agreed Over Breakaway Formula One Threat
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