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By Press Association 2021 Courts Wagatha Rebekah Vardy’s £900,000 budget for her libel battle with Coleen Rooney is “grotesque”, the High Court has heard. Mrs Rooney, 34, accused Mrs Vardy, 39, of leaking “false stories” about her private life in October 2019, after carrying out a months-long “sting operation”, which saw her dubbed “Wagatha Christie”. The wife of former England star Wayne Rooney claimed fellow footballer’s wife Mrs Vardy shared fake stories she had posted on her personal Instagram account with The Su...

Rebekah Vardy's £900K Legal Budget Branded 'Grotesque' By Coleen Rooney's Barrister A judge has called on both Coleen and Rebekah to rethink their "extraordinarily large" budgets. Coleen Rooney’s barrister has branded Rebekah Vardy’s legal budget of almost £900K “grotesque” at the latest hearing in their ongoing libel case. In October 2019, Coleenmade headlines across the globe when she claimed Rebekah’s Instagram account was the source of fake stories appearing in The Sun newspaper. In her now-infamous Twitter post, Coleen wrote: “To try and prove [who was behind the stories be...

The wife of former England star Wayne Rooney claimed Mrs Vardy shared fake stories she had posted on her personal Instagram account.

Wagatha Christie case has amassed 'extraordinarily large' costs, High Court hears Rebekah Vardy, who is suing Coleen Rooney for libel, wants to instruct an "Instagram expert" costing between £32,000 and £22,000 Rebekah Vardy (right) and Coleen Rooney (left) Credit: PA Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy’s libel case has amassed “extraordinarily large” legal fees, including up to £32,000 for an “Instagram expert”, the High Court has heard.  The two footballers’ wives have been locked in a legal dispute since October 2019, when Mrs Rooney shared a social media post suggesting that M...

Edo convicts 16 for violating COVID-19 regulation Adeyinka Adedipe, Benin An Edo mobile court sitting in Benin and presided over by a Chief Magistrate, Bright Oniha, has convicted 16 people for disobeying the directive of the state government on compulsory use of face masks and restriction of movement between 10pm and 5am. The convicts, after pleading guilty to the offence, were sentenced to three hours of community service on the premises of the Edo State High Court, Benin. The chief magistrate discharged and acquitted three other persons – Blessing Imasuen, Abu Bala and Elvis Elechi. He s...