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BBC The Bidding Room star wins £75,000 defamation fight against neighbour who is forced to make grovelling apology after village Bonfire Night row

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“BBC The Bidding Room star wins £75,000 defamation fight against neighbour who is forced to make grovelling apology after village Bonfire Night row”

TV stars Melissa Drabble, also known as the 'Reclaim Queen' and husband Mark, sought £75,000 plus interest and costs for defamation from amusement firm boss Christopher Bramhall.

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