Reuters — British singer Cliff Richard won 210,000 pounds ($273,735.00) in damages on Wednesday after London's High Court ruled the broadcaster had breached his privacy by televising a raid on his house which the entertainer said damaged his reputation. more info

BBC News - UK — The singer is awarded £210,000 in damages after the BBC breached his privacy with its reporting of a police raid at his home. more info

BBC News - UK — Sir Cliff Richard is suing the BBC over coverage of a police raid on his home. more info

Sky News — Sir Cliff Richard is to hear whether he has been successful in his years-long court battle against the BBC. more info

Sky News — Sir Cliff Richard's court battle with the BBC will now be considered by a judge for several weeks after his legal team asked for damages at "the top end of the scale" in its closing argument. more info

BBC News - UK — Footage of the police raid on the singer's home showed nothing that was private, BBC lawyers say. more info

BBC News - UK — Lawyers for the singer say he should get damages "at the very top end of the scale" from the BBC. more info

Sky News — Sir Cliff Richard may have suffered "possibly permanent damage" to his self-esteem after a search of his home was broadcast by the BBC in 2014, the singer's barrister has said. more info

BBC News - UK — Ex-South Yorkshire Police chief describes his force's relationship with the BBC as a "shotgun wedding". more info

BBC News - UK — BBC director of news, Fran Unsworth, tells a High Court the story was in the public interest. more info