Sir Cliff Richard, a musician, has won his privacy case against the BBC for its coverage of a police raid on his home. The U.K. High Court awarded Richard 210,000 GBP. The raid was conducted in 2014 as part of an investigation into child sex allegations. The judge of the case said a suspect of a police investigation "has a reasonable expectation of privacy" and that Richard's case was not a "genuine public interest" case. The judge also said the decision could have a "significant impact on press reporting," according to BBC News. 
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