(1) There's no such thing as "British libel law".

(2) I probably know far more about the topic of libel than you do. See (3).

(3) One of the most experienced and best-known QCs at the libel Bar has my
personal mobile number in his phone and calls me for advice on Internet
libel cases. He thinks you're talking total and utter twaddle.

(4) If it ever came to court [pauses to stop rolling around the floor
laughing] I'd just call Dennis Ritchie [deliberate name-drop, far better
than this Nash person you rely on]: he's said that I know C better than
him.

You *want* a statement of my educational qualifications. You don't need
them. I suspect you either want to poke fun at them, or to write to the
establishment in question and try to cause trouble, or something else like
that.

If you were collegiate, polite, and wrote relevantly over a sustained
period of time I might consider answering. But while you're uncollegiate,
rude, and post full of irrelevant crap I'm not going to. [And one or two
polite posts aren't going to be enough to change my mind.]

If you're desperate to find out, do what any decent collegiate academic
would do and research it for yourself. The answer is out there if you look.

Consider:  Imagine that he were to research your qualifications.  And
imagine that he brought the same obsessiveness, accuacy, care, and
attention to detail to this task that he brought to his study of C
and his writing about various documents critical of Schildt's writings.

I really can't see a way this can fail to be comedy gold.  I imagine
that, even now, he's carefully reviewing some teenager's Harry Potter
fan site to see whether perhaps you studied at Hogwarts.  Later, he'll
reveal that, as the creator of the Daleks, you are a threat to liberty
and humanity, and make fun of you about the whole "stairs" thing.