public who understand this so much better. it public who understand this so much better. :, , :, :, , : public who understand this so much better. . , . ., , . , ., , better. it was fantastic news as well they are — better. it was fantastic news as well they are going _ better. it was fantastic news as well they are going to - better. it was fantastic news as well they are going to start i better. it was fantastic news as well they are going to start to i well they are going to start to compensate the glo victimles who had been almost left behind so we can start to _ been almost left behind so we can start to move on.— start to move on. thank you very much for sharing _ start to move on. thank you very much for sharing your _ start to move on. thank you very much for sharing your time. in i start to move on. thank you very much for sharing your time. in a | much for sharing your time. in a saga that has lasted for so many year, decades for some people, that has dragged on and on, the hope is this is another corner turned the towards justice as well as compensation.— towards justice as well as compensation. joining me now is our business correspondent emma simpson, who's been following this story for some time. just put into perspective for us what today means for the victims? as coletta was saying this has been going on for so long and suddenly, we are at break neck speed. this is a huge moment today. hundreds of people will get exonerated in one fell swoop, and it took a drama to really light the fuse, and galvanise