Filmworld
I'll pay Cliff Richard's legal bill: Rod Stewart
London, Oct 17: Singer Rod Stewart has offered to pay half of singer Cliff Richard's legal bill following his sex abuse allegations.
Richard was subject to a 22-month long investigation after four sex abuse allegations were made against him during 1958 and 1983, before all allegations against him were eventually dropped without him having ever been arrested or charged.
Now, Stewart has backed Richard, saying he is standing with the star "one million per cent", reports mirror.co.uk.
Speaking at the Pinktober Gala presented by Hard Rock Heals at the Dorchester Hotel, Stewart said: "Cliff you were persecuted mate and we all know it. We are one million per cent behind you. If you sue those b******s I'll give you half."
This comes after it was announced that Richard had begun proceedings to sue both the BBC and the South Yorkshire police for naming him as the suspect in the child abuse case, and for publicly broadcasting the raid on his Berkshire mansion in 2014.
10 hours ago
Hundreds join India’s Unity Run near Washington
10 hours ago
Cait Conley Challenges Mike Lawler, Pledges to Restore ‘American Values’ in NY-17 Race
17 hours ago
flydubai crew asked passengers to free co-pilot after he was overpowered: Report
17 hours ago
US urges Ethiopia, Eritrea to show restraint
17 hours ago
Two dead after shooting near Los Angeles university
17 hours ago
India, US discuss advancing security partnership, maritime cooperation in Indo-Pacific
17 hours ago
US firm offers to supply Ukrainian drones to Pakistan triggering regional security concerns
17 hours ago
'I had that one last fight left in me': Capt Machchhar recalls cockpit attack
17 hours ago
Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas 2027 to be held in Kolkata
17 hours ago
Ahead of Akhilesh Yadav’s October 8 Ayodhya visit, saints urge him to seek blessings at Ram Temple
17 hours ago
U'khand govt holds Cabinet meet in Banbasa near India-Nepal border for 1st time
17 hours ago
BJP announces 3 candidates for Maha Legislative Council polls
17 hours ago
Left parties turn to social media to reach voters in TN bypolls
