they know each other so well, it s their fourth meeting in the champions league knockout stages in five seasons. you cannot come herejust to control the game or to go here to try to hurt them, to punish them, to try to let them feel we are here to score the goals. and then that makes us have to read how you have to do, how you control it. so. so we are talking about real madrid, that has ability to control many, many aspects of the game. at the same time to have to. with who we are, try to impose our game. another packed day of qualifiers for next year s women s european championship 25 in all. and there s been a good start for two of the home nations. wales winning 6 0 away in kosovo and northern ireland were 3 1winners in bosnia and herzegovina joe lynskey reports. kosovo away on the lunchtime. but so far from kosovo away on the lunchtime. but so farfrom home, one thing is familiar, just for schlock led them out for 150, a record for wheels, and at 37, she s still integra
many years. thank you, mr alan bates. i suppose following - many years. thank you, mr alan bates. i suppose following mr. many years. thank you, mr alan - bates. i suppose following mr henry, i think i have bates. i suppose following mr henry, i think i have got bates. i suppose following mr henry, i think i have got this bates. i suppose following mr henry, i think i have got this right, - bates. i suppose following mr henry, i think i have got this right, the - i think i have got this right, the claims i think i have got this right, the claims in i think i have got this right, the claims in the gl 0 on behalf of some of the claims in the gl 0 on behalf of some of the claimants including claims for malicious prosecution so inevitably the propriety of the prosecutions were an effect on the civil proceedings. that prosecutions were an effect on the civil proceedings. civil proceedings. that is the end of mr bates civil proceedings. that is the end of mr bates
Holland, to visit a dear friend. i immediate plans? i want to go. to holland, to visit a dear friend. to i holland, to visit a dear friend. to use your passport? yes. - holland, to visit a dear friend. to use your passport? yes. thank i holland, to visit a dear friend. to i use your passport? yes. thank you very much use your passport? yes. thank you very much indeed. to discuss the wider issue of how difficult it can be to overturn wrongful convictions and avoid miscarriages ofjustice, i m joined by penney lewis, commissioner for criminal law at the law commission, which is publishing a paper tomorrow asking for views on whether and how the law governing appeals for criminal cases should be reformed. first of all, what do you make of andy malkinson s case? incarcerated for 17 years, it is unimaginable. it is a tragedy for andy but also for the victim, as he so generously stated in your interview. she has been let down, she has been traumatised by going through a trial that turned
Recognised miscarriages ofjustice recognised miscarriages of justice happen, recognised miscarriages ofjustice happen, we know we have the post office arising case and malkinson but what we need to do to ensure that those miscarriages ofjustice are collected by the court of appeal. there was a failed appeal here and two failed applications to the seisay rc. here and two failed applications to the seisay rc. . . the seisay rc. they did not take either of the the seisay rc. they did not take either of the opportunities - the seisay rc. they did not take either of the opportunities other l either of the opportunities other the time so is say that academics at exeter university have identified 390 miscarriages ofjustice since 1970 that have been collected as there were but how many more are there? you are tasked with looking at the whole process. we there? you are tasked with looking at the whole process. there? you are tasked with looking at the whole process. we not looking at the wh
The news continues here on bbc one, as now it s time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are but from the ten team, iam nota i am not a liar. iam nota liar. i i am nota liar. i am iam nota liar. iam not i am nota liar. i am not in i am not a liar. i am not in denial. but i will tell you who is greater manchester police are liars! andrew malkinson is a free man, after one of the worst miscarriages ofjustice in british legal history. tonight his first interview since the court of appeal overturned his conviction.