The Law Lords have agreed to take a further look at the case of Winston Brown, convicted in 1993 of wounding with intent to do grievous bodily harm. Brown says the credibility of defence witnesses at his trial was damaged in cross-examination by production of police evidence not previously disclosed. The House of Lords will be asked to decide whether this constituted a material irregularity.
The great entertainers
With thousands of companies from all over the world taking exhibition stands or sending delegates to MIPIM, the pressure mounts each year to come up with ways of catching the attention of potential clients. Few can rival the City of London and the London Docklands Development Corporation, which teamed up a couple of years ago […]
