After previously suing the broadcaster for invasion of privacy, Sir Cliff Richard has announced a BBC Christmas special.
appears to have had a change of heart with the BBC after previously suing the broadcaster for invasion of privacy.
The judge ruled that the BBC had breached the Holiday performer’s privacy during the reporting of the South Yorkshire Police raid in 2014 on his Sunningdale home in Berkshire, which was part of an investigation into historical child sex allegations. The veteran singer denied the allegations, was never arrested and in June 2016 prosecutors announced that he would face no charges.
As well as performing, Sir Cliff will chat to Sara Cox at the iconic Abbey Road Studios about his 64-year career.
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