UK High Court Expedites Andrew Tate’s Civil Sexual Violence Trial to June 2026

A UK High Court judge has moved Andrew Tate’s civil trial alleging sexual violence and coercive control forward to June 22, 2026, from its original February 2027 date  . Four women—two ex-girlfriends and two former employees—claim Tate subjected them to threats, strangulation, rape, belt assaults, and firearm intimidation between 2013 and 2015  . Judge Christina Lambert stated the delay was unacceptable. Tate denies all allegations, asserting consensual encounters. The trial is expected to last several weeks.