Sam Hallam News Today

The overwhelming public outcry following the excellent drama Alan Bates v The Post Office ensured with one law the end of all the subpostmasters wrongful convictions.

In today’s newsletter: The Metropolitan police has resisted calls to ban a march in support of a ceasefire in Gaza – but that may not be the end of the story

Basic police checks would have shown Sam Hallam wasn’t at the scene of the crime, but these weren’t carried out until he had spent much of his youth inside. He explains why he is still fighting for justice, years after his release

<strong>Letter: </strong>Compensation for those wrongly imprisoned needs to be made more easily accessible, says <strong>Henry Blaxland KC</strong>

Malkinson had his compensation unfairly docked. But too many miscarriage of justice victims can’t get compensation at all, says lawyer Matt Foot

Heineman made a positive impression in his short time in Laval, enough to move up a few spots from 2022.

Andrew Malkinson said he was "sickened" by potentially having his compensation - yet to be confirmed to him - slashed for prison service costs.

Washington Capitals defenseman Rasmus Sandin was on the ice for Sweden's pre quarter-final practice before Tre Kronor is set to take on Latvia on Thursday. Swedish outlet Aftonbladet initially reported that Sandin was seemingly a full participant in the practice and donned a regular jersey. As the practice went on however, Sandin departed early and…

After over two weeks of grueling action every single day, the men’s World Championship’s preliminary round finally came to a close on Tuesday, and it was a doozy.

In a different year, the Swedish forward would be in the race for 1st overall pick.