Please note this is a region 2 DVD & will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play This is the real life story of two people who stood up for their belief in the right to free speech taking on the mighty Mc Donalds who tried to silence them then sue them & then pay them off The result the longest libel case in British legal history & huge embarrassment for Mc Donalds Mc Sorry I dont think so Mc Donalds frequently used the UK libel laws to silence its critics Major media organisations such as the BBC & The Guardian quickly apologised when faced with the Mc Donalds legal team But when Mc Donalds sued Helen Steel & David Morris after they handed out leaflets about its business practises Mc Donalds found themselves in the middle of a PR debacle What followed was the longest libel case in British history when two members of the public took on one of the biggest corporations in the world Every aspect of Mc Donalds business was cross examined from junk food to employee issues animal cruelty environmental damage & advertising to children The Mc Libel Two represented themselves against Mc Donald s £10 million legal team who tried every possible tactic to discredit them even resorting to spying Seven years later in February 2005 the battle finally concluded in the European Court of Human Rights & the result took everyone by surprise including the British Government Mc Libel is not about hamburgers It is about the importance of freedom of speech Mc Libel is the story of two people who refused to say sorry & in doing so changed the world