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Andrew Tate's UK Civil Trial Moved to 2026
- Andrew Tate faces a civil trial in London next June over allegations of physical and sexual abuse by four women between 2013 and 2015.
- The trial was originally scheduled for early 2027 but a judge ordered it brought forward to start on 22 June 2026 to avoid unnecessary delays.
- The four claimants and their lawyer welcomed the change, declaring they had waited years for justice and noting additional witnesses will testify.
- Tate denies all allegations, including threatening anyone with a firearm or non-consensual acts, and asserts all interactions were consensual in his written defense.
- This civil case follows a CPS decision not to prosecute, and Tate also faces criminal investigations in Romania and the US involving related allegations.
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Andrew Tate's Legal Turmoil Intensifies: Civil Trial Advanced
Andrew Tate, a controversial internet figure, is set to face trial in the UK next year following civil lawsuits by four women alleging abuse between 2013 and 2015. Originally planned for 2027, the trial moves to June 2026. Tate denies all allegations, claiming consensual relations.
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Hindustan TimesAndrew Tate's UK civil trial over abuse, coercive control allegations moved to 2026
LONDON - Andrew Tate, an internet personality and self-described misogynist, faces a trial in Britain next year in four women's civil lawsuits for alleged physical and sexual abuse, after the case was brought forward on Wednesday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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