A celebrity is set to find out if his High Court bid to block publication of sex abuse claims has been successful.
The well-known individual has made the ‘unprecedented’ argument that he will ‘very likely’ take his own life if the allegations are published.
He is seeking an injunction against ITN and The Guardian newspaper to stop them revealing allegations of ‘inappropriate and exploitative sexual activities with a large number of girls and young women’.
Mr Justice Nicklin will give his decision at London‘s High Court on Tuesday afternoon.
During a two-day trial last week, the court heard the media outlets had spoken to
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