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General · 23 June 2026

Andrew Tate asks court over hidden accusers' names

Andrew Tate asks court over hidden accusers' names

Fair trial rights are at the centre of the dispute, with the brothers saying they can't properly answer the allegations without more information. Andrew and Tristan Tate asked the high court on Tuesday to review a prosecution decision to keep the women's identities secret. Andrew Tate, 39, is accused by three women, while Tristan Tate, 37, faces allegations from one woman.

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