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UK judge moves Andrew Tate sexual violence trial forward
- Andrew Tate is being sued by four women in a UK court over claims of sexual violence, and his trial was moved forward to June 22, 2026, from February 2027, as stated by the High Court judge.
- High Court judge Christina Lambert expressed her eagerness to proceed with the case, noting it should not be delayed until 2027.
- One woman alleged that Tate had previously strangled her and threatened her with firearms, as stated in court documents.
- The claimants expressed relief that the trial date was brought forward, stating, 'We’ve already spent years waiting for justice.
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Andrew Tate sexual violence trial moved forward by months as judge ‘very keen to get on’ with case
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Trial of UK High Court claims against Andrew Tate brought forward to next summer
The trial of civil claims against social media influencer Andrew Tate is due to be held months earlier than originally planned after a High Court judge in London said she was "very keen to get on" with the case.
RADOR RADIO ROMANIA (June 25th) – The High Court of London has decided today to advance the process of attempting to challenge the British-American influence Andrew Tate of four women who accuse him of physical and sexual abuse committed during the period 2013-2015. The civil process had to begin in the first part of 2027, but will take place next year, [...]
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