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BBC-news.
Discover insights into current practices, challenges,
and the future of
forensic science.
- Liam Allan trial: Why disclosure failings can prove crucial
- Met Police apologise for Liam Allan rape case errors
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- The Liam Allan case is the tip of the iceberg
- Liam Allan Was Falsely Accused Of Rape, And His Accuser Almost Got Away With It
Forensic Science
The Report
Hannah Barnes investigates the state of the forensic science industry in the UK. How has the privatisation of the industry impacted the criminal justice system?
DNA test jailed innocent man for murder
Lord Bramall: A Failure to Investigate?
The Report
Lord Bramall, a former head of the British army, has now been told he will face no further action by the Metropolitan Police following thirteen months of investigation into allegations of paedophilia. The Met has so far refused to apologise for the way its inquiry, “Operation Midland”, was handled.
In his first broadcast interview, Lord Bramall speaks to BBC journalist Alistair Jackson.
The programme also hears from Met insiders and other key witnesses. Their accounts raise serious questions about how the investigation was run and why the allegations against Lord Bramall were not dismissed earlier.
Reporter: Alistair Jackson
Producer: Anna Meisel
Researcher: Kirsteen Knight.
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