Actor Noel Clarke is suing The Guardian News Today newspaper for £10million over a series of 'false' articles alleging sexual misconduct towards several women. 

Mr Clarke said the eight articles have had a 'catastrophic' impact on his career, causing him to suffer a 'devastating' financial loss of £10,140,000.60. 

The Doctor Who star also claimed that 'every existing or upcoming contract' he had had been cancelled and that he has 'not had one single work contract' since the first Guardian article on him in April 2021. 

The actor broke his silence in The Mail on Sunday last May after his career imploded, telling of his anger that he was never given a fair hearing over the accusations.

Speaking of the anonymous dossier of the 20 women's claims, Noel Clarke told of his devastation that the television and movie industry assumed he was guilty despite no police investigation.

He went on to describe the rush to judgment on social media as a form of ‘modern McCarthyism' - a reference to the Communist ‘witch hunts' which gripped Cold War America.




Mr Clarke said the eight articles have had a 'catastrophic' impact on his career, causing him to suffer a 'devastating' financial loss of £10,140,000.60





In eight articles by the newspaper, 20 women who worked with Mr Clarke made allegations over sexual misconduct