https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c04en9wllpxoTop Australian soldier loses appeal over war crimes defamation case
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His defamation case - which some have dubbed "the trial of the century" in Australia -
lasted over 120 days and is now rumoured to have cost up to
A$35m ($22.5m; £16.9m).

A panel of three Federal Court judges on Friday unanimously upheld the original judgement, though Mr Roberts-Smith has said he will appeal the decision to the High Court of Australia "immediately".
"I continue to maintain my innocence and deny these egregious spiteful allegations," he said in a statement.
Mr Roberts-Smith, who left the defence force in 2013, has not been charged over any of the claims in a criminal court, where there is a higher burden of proof.
The former special forces corporal sued three Australian newspapers over a series of articles alleging serious misconduct while he was deployed in Afghanistan between 2009 and 2012 as part of a US-led military coalition.