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Sami Switch breaks silence after losing copyright battle with Ed Sheeran

Ed Sheeran won a High Court battle over whether his 2017 song Shape Of You copied a part of Sami Switch's song

Daily Mirror

How Courteney Cox's Snow Patrol boyfriend is the big winner in Ed Sheeran copyright trial

As well as mega-star Ed Sheeran, Snow Patrol member and boyfriend of Friends star Courteney Cox, Johnny McDaid, was embroiled in a legal battle over claims Sheeran and his co-writers stole part of the hit Shape of You from another son.

Daily Mirror

Oh Why: The song Ed Sheeran was accused of stealing parts of ‘Shape of You’ from

Singer-songwriter has been cleared of allegations he borrowed parts of his 2017 his from another track

The Independent UK

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Ed Sheeran has won his copyright case: he was right to fight, music cannot be written in fear

The superstar has helped many young musicians throughout his career - this was a matter of principle

Evening Standard

Inside Ed Sheeran's extraordinary trial from singing in court to damaging 'magpie' slur

Chart topping millionaire Ed Sheeran has secured a victory today after a judge ruled he did not copy part of another song, for his own 2017 hit Shape of You. With the conclusion of the trial, we've taken a look back at some of the most surprising moments from the…

Daily Mirror

Ed Sheeran wins High Court case which claimed he stole Shape of You hit from Sami Switch

Sheeran wrote Shape Of You with Snow Patrol’s John McDaid and producer Steven McCutcheon, and they all denied ripping off the song by Sami Chokri.

Daily Record

Ed Sheeran condemns ‘damaging’ culture of legal claims after copyright victory

The singer and his Shape Of Your co-writers had been accused of ripping off the song Oh Why by Sami Chokri and Ross O’Donoghue.

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Ed Sheeran wins 'Shape of You' copyright lawsuit: Hopefully we can all get back to writing songs than having to prove we can write them

British singer Ed Sheeran has won the lawsuit over allegedly plagiarising artist Sami Chokri's track for his hit single 'Shape of You'.

The Times of India

Ed Sheeran breaks silence over 'hurt and pain' after he wins High Court battle over hit song

The singer was in court last month over his 2017 track Shape Of You and has called for an end to 'baseless claims' following the ruling

Manchester Evening News

Ed Sheeran wins court battle over Shape of You plagiarism accusation

British singer ‘neither deliberately nor subconsciously’ copied a phrase from song by Sami Chokri, judge says

The Guardian - UK

Ed Sheeran wins High Court battle over Shape of You hit song

Ruling made on Wednesday morning

Wales Online

Ed Sheeran wins High Court copyright battle over Shape Of You hit

The singer and co-writers John McDaid and Steven McCutcheon were accused of ripping off Sami Chokri and Ross O’Donoghue’s 2015 song Oh Why.

The Independent UK

Ed Sheeran did not steal part of Shape of You hit from Sami Switch, High Court rules

Following an extraordinary hearing which saw millionaire chart topper Ed Sheeran belt out his own songs from the stand, a judge has ruled that the singer did not copy another song, for his own 2017 hit Shape of You.

Daily Mirror

Ed Sheeran Shape of You verdict: Singer describes ‘cost on mental health’ after winning copyright trial

British star issues emotional statement after High Court judge rules that he and his co-writers did not plagiarise Sami Chokri’s 2015 track ‘Oh Why’

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Shape Of You: Judge’s ruling due in Ed Sheeran and Sami Switch copyright row today

Ed Sheeran is set to find out the result of his High Court battle over the copyright of his 2017 hit Shape Of You.

Evening Standard

Ed Sheeran wins High Court copyright battle with Sami Switch over hit song Shape Of You

Sheeran and his Shape Of You co-writers denied ripping off 2015 song Oh Why by Sami Chokri

The Independent UK

Judge’s ruling due in Ed Sheeran and Sami Switch copyright row over Shape Of You

Singer Sheeran is set to find out the result of his High Court battle over the copyright of his 2017 hit Shape Of You.

The Independent UK

Ed Sheeran faces wait for judge’s ruling in Shape of You legal row

The singer is involved with a copyright battle with rapper Sami Chokri who claims Sheeran’s song borrows a refrain from his own song, Oh Why.

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The Independent UK

Legal row over Ed Sheeran hit Shape Of You ‘deeply traumatising’, court told

Ed Sheeran and his co-authors deny that Shape Of You copies part of 2015 song Oh Why.

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