Jill saward who was the first rape victim to waive her right to anonymity has died at the age of 51. She was assaulted during a burglary at herfathers vicarage in ealing in west london in 1986. At the trial, the judge caused controversy when he said her suffering had been not so great. Jill saward went on to campaign on behalf of victims of Sexual Violence as well as help to train Police Officers and judges. Tonight the attorney Generaljeremy Wright said her tireless campaigning had helped ensure victims were now at the heart of the criminal justice system. Phil mackie looks back at her life. It is part of my past now, and when i talk about rape, it doesnt hurt me. The victim of what became known as the Ealing Vicarage rape, jill saward was just 21 when she was attacked by burglars, who broke into herfathers vicarage in ealing in west london. Tv newsreader the hunt for the vicarage rapists. The case was the focus of Massive Media attention, not least because the perpetrators of the rap
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cards up, please. let s roll it. you will now write it you will interpret it. that s your right. as i leave you, i want you to know just think how much you are going to be missed. you don t have nixon to kick around anymore. bill: the gubernatorial california race. you both got it wrong. doocy, did you get any right? i got one right. bill: maccallum turning in a dismal performance. there is nothing dismal about winning. a win is a win. just ask anyone in the primaries. bill: let s just have a little less conversation. leave with you that thought. bill: midway georgia wins the big crew and irene from washington please send doocy a scorpion. isn t it proportionally?
cards up, please. let s roll it. you will now write it you will interpret it. that s your right. as i leave you, i want you to know just think how much you are going to be missed. you don t have nixon to kick around anymore. bill: the gubernatorial california race. you both got it wrong. doocy, did you get any right? i got one right. bill: maccallum turning in a dismal performance. there is nothing dismal about winning. a win is a win. just ask anyone in the primaries. bill: let s just have a little less conversation. leave with you that thought. bill: midway georgia wins the big crew and irene from washington please send doocy a scorpion. isn t it proportionally? bill: pinheads and patriots
and the emotional moment everybody is still talking about. tonight, the astonishing, unexpected return of gabby giffords. i ll ask her best friend in congress what s next. gabby melted everybody s heart last night. and glenn beck said he also could be assassinated because of what he wrote in his last book. so what s he written now? i ll ask him. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. president obama signs the debt deal. the country dodges a bullet avoiding the frightening specter of a national default. so why is nobody in washington or wall street or anywhere else for that matter happy about all of this? has battle made compromise a dirty word on capitol hill? here to explain, john king. john, i ve never it seen a more miserable reaction from almost everybody in the world to what is supposed to be a good deal. well, piers, i like to use the goldy locks rule of politics. is it too hot, too cold or just right? we have this compromise. is it just right because nobod