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. newsnight has spoken exclusively to andrew malkinson after he was cleared today about his 20 year ordeal. we ll bejoined by the law commision, who are investigating the appeals process. and this. # i remember. # sitting in the long grass in summer, keeping warm. we remember a voice for the ages sinead o connor who died today. good evening. on 2nd august 2003 i was kidnapped by the state it has taken me nearly 20 years t
The words of andrew malkinson, the victim of one of the worst misscarriages ofjustices in british legal history. this morning he walked into the court of appeal as a convicted rapist who was on the sex offender register for the last twenty years. this afternoon he left the court an innocent man. for andrew malkinson this has been a terrifying, seemingly endless, ordeal. today he has his good name back, but this 57 year old man has neithera home, norajob and his case raises serious questions about institutional failings and how long it can take the wrongly convicted to clear their names. i ll be speaking to him in a moment but first here s sima. 17 years inside for a crime he did not commit. but today andy malkinson s conviction for rape was quashed after two decades of protesting his innocence. papers disclosed now show the originaljury was misled about the honesty of a key witness and that the dna of another man had been
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