Yes, this is basically what the judge said -
The reader is simply presented with the assertion that the Claimant is an “alt-right agitator” without any further facts to support it: the reader has no indication what views the Claimant expressed, what actions he took or what publicly available material linked to him prompted the author to describe him in this way. Accordingly, I believe this is a classic case of bare opinion and the statement should be treated as an allegation of fact ...
and then again -
The statement complained of contains no express indication, either of a general or a specific nature, as to the basis of the opinion. The journalist does not identify what it is that has led him to describe the Claimant in this way, what views he has expressed, actions he has taken, or publicly available material connected to him supports this description.
https://www.iclr.co.uk/document/2025038291/2025ewhc3004kb_TNA/html
@Mikatdo seems to be arguing the same as the Guardian - Ngo is far right / an alt-right agitator because everybody knows that Ngo is far right / an alt-right agitator.
So I'll post that in the same bin as 'JKR is transphobic' unless some facts are forthcoming.