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Cliff Richard outside Parliament 1 July 2019

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First published at 16:13 UTC on July 2nd, 2019.

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Cliff Richard joined forces with other high profile figures in the media on Monday to demand that those people accused of sexual offences are given anonymity until they are charged. Richard, 78, one of Britain's best known entertainers, was investigated by police over allegations of historical child sex offences but cleared in 2016. He successfully sued the BBC after the corporation broadcast a police raid on his house.

Under the current English laws alleged victims of sexual offences receive anonymity but suspects can be named. Victim groups have argued in the past that naming those who have been accused of sexual offences can encourage other victims to come forward.

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