A distinguished person has applied to the High Court to obtain a permanent injunction against The Guardian and ITN. The individual seeks to halt the release of claims of sexual offences. The BBC and The Guardian have covered the case, noting the individual's request to cease the publication of the allegations. The High Court is currently assessing the injunction request.
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