Baby Reindeer lawsuit against Netflix can move forward as series is not a 'true story' - judge

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Baby Reindeer lawsuit against Netflix can move forward as series is not a 'true story' - judge

A US judge has ruled hit streaming series Baby Reindeer has been wrongly billed as a "true story" and will allow a woman who says she has been identified as the real-life Martha to pursue her defamation lawsuit against Netflix.

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