Here is the relevant section from Wiki. You can easily find links for each one from this. I quote it in full:
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See also:
Monroe v Hopkins
Cookery writer and anti-poverty campaigner,
Jack Monroe threatened a
libel action against Katie Hopkins after Hopkins accused Monroe of
vandalism to a
war memorial, having confused Monroe with journalist
Laurie Penny, who had written in support of that vandalism.
[149] Monroe called for an apology and a £5,000 donation to a migrants rescue charity.
[150][151] Hopkins later admitted that she was mistaken about the identity but did not apologise.
[152] Monroe began legal action in January 2016,
[153][154] and was awarded £24,000 in damages and £107,000 in legal costs in March 2017.
[155][156] After the decision became known, Hopkins tweeted an image of herself as the
Virgin Mary and commented that she saw herself as "the Jesus of the outspoken".
[157] An appeal application was refused in January 2018 as it was considered unlikely to succeed.
[158]
Mohammad Tariq Mahmood, his brother and their children were stopped from boarding a
Norwegian Air flight from
Gatwick to Los Angeles on 15 December 2015. At the airport, the family from Walthamstow found their entry visas to the United States had been cancelled.
[159]
In December 2016, the
Daily Mail and General Trust settled a libel case brought by the Mahmood family with £150,000 damages, plus legal costs, over two articles by Hopkins posted on the Mailonline website which claimed members of the Muslim family were extremists.
[160][161] The columns published at the time of the incident falsely claimed that officials were right to stop the family flying to Los Angeles to visit
Disneyland because the two men were connected to
al-Qaida, and that their stated plans were a "lie".
[162] In the settlement, the assertions from the Mahmood family were accepted as true by the
Mail and Hopkins; the family had arranged to stay with another brother living in California,
[161] The family's MP,
Stella Creasy, complained to the prime minister
David Cameron at the time about the family's treatment, but Hopkins said Creasy was a "whinging…blond-bobbed maniac".
[159]
In a statement from the family's solicitors,
Carter-Ruck, they said: "matters are not helped when sensationalist and, frankly, Islamophobic articles such as this are published, and which caused us all a great deal of distress and anxiety. We are very pleased that the record has been set straight".
[162][163] The two articles by Hopkins about the Mahmood family have been removed from the Mailonline website.
[164][165]
In November 2017, Hopkins' former employers
Mail Online apologised and paid "substantial damages" to teacher Jackie Teale, after Hopkins falsely accused Teale of taking her class to a
Donald Trump protest in Westminster.
[166]
In May 2018, Hopkins won an
IPSO case against the
Daily Mirror for claiming that she had been detained in South Africa in February 2018 for taking
ketamine.
[167] The
Mirror updated the headline to say that she had been detained for spreading racial hatred, and included a correction in the article.
[168]
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The last one is funny: Mirror had to correct their headline to state she was detained in SA for spreading racial hatred, and
not for taking drugs as they had alleged. So that's all right then.
