YouTubers question whether stalker Alex Belfield will have sentence increased Belfield was jailed in September Nottingham Post · Dec 4, 2022
Judge 'fell into error' when sentencing ex-BBC DJ Alex Belfield who stalked Jeremy Vine Belfield was sentenced to five years in prison Nottingham Post · Nov 8, 2022
High Court judge 'fell into error' when sentencing ex-BBC DJ who stalked Jeremy Vine Mr Vine labelled offender Alex Belfield 'the Jimmy Savile of trolling' Wales Online · Nov 8, 2022
Judge ‘fell into error’ when sentencing ex-BBC DJ who stalked Jeremy Vine Alex Belfield, whose YouTube channel has 350,000 followers, used social media and emails to stalk four victims. The Independent UK · Nov 8, 2022
Judge ‘in error’ over sentence for Jeremy Vine stalker, says solicitor general Alex Belfield could have been given longer prison term but legal technicality makes it too late to change The Guardian - UK · Nov 8, 2022
Senior female BBC employees say corporation ‘ignored’ harassment by DJ Four women say BBC failed to act until high-profile man became Alex Belfield target, and still refuses independent inquiry The Guardian - UK · Oct 12, 2022
Colston Four: Court of Appeal will rule on legal issues arising from case The Lord Chief Justice Lord Burnett, Mr Justice Holgate and Mr Justice Saini are due to give their decision in writing at 12 noon today (Wednesday, September 28) Bristol Post · Sep 28, 2022
Jeremy Vine attacks social media firms after jailing of stalker BBC and Channel 5 broadcaster says firms such as YouTube and Twitter have no moral values The Guardian - UK · Sep 18, 2022
Stalker Alex Belfield 'poisoned' Jeremy Vine's interaction with listeners Belfield has been jailed Nottingham Post · Sep 18, 2022
Jeremy Vine criticises social media giants after conclusion of stalking case Alex Belfield was jailed on Friday for five years and 26 weeks. The Independent UK · Sep 17, 2022
Former BBC DJ jailed for stalking Jeremy Vine and others Alex Belfield was found guilty last month after subjecting victims to ‘avalanche of hatred’ The Guardian - UK · Sep 16, 2022
Test for press freedom as verdict due in Arron Banks libel case against Carole Cadwalladr Judgment in the action against the Observer and Guardian’s Carole Cadwalladr will have huge implications for UK journalists The Guardian - UK · Jun 12, 2022
Channel 5 apologises to 'vulnerable' pensioner on Can't Pay? We'll Take It Away! The dispute was resolved through a settlement at a hearing at the High Court in London on Friday Daily Mirror · Apr 1, 2022
Channel 5 apologises to ‘vulnerable’ pensioner on Can’t Pay? We’ll Take It Away! On Friday, a hearing at the High Court in London before Mr Justice Saini was told the dispute has been resolved through a settlement. The Independent UK · Apr 1, 2022