Hmm, that's true, though, isn't it? They'd be able to sue under UK libel laws if it wasn't true. You're certainly right that the Daily Mail isn't someone I'd

Hmm, that's true, though, isn't it? They'd be able to sue under UK libel laws if it wasn't true. You're certainly right that the Daily Mail isn't someone I'd trust much, but this sort of thing ought to be verifiable--I mean, the courts themselves may well have public documents regarding cases put before them, etc.