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0h, bother! ido 0h, bother! i do hate charlie work. shoddy work. and dame angela lansbury, one of the stars of hollywood s golden age, has died at the age of 96. hello. thanks for joining hello. thanks forjoining us here on the programme. president biden and g7 leaders have held an emergency meeting to discuss what more they can do to support ukraine, after a second day of russian missile strikes. they condemned the attacks, and reassured president zelensky that they were steadfast in their commitment to ukraine. they said irresponsible nuclear rhetoric risked global peace and security. ukraine s president zelenskiy addressed the g7 meeting, calling for more help with air defence, and presented his peace formula . from kyiv, here s paul adams. in kyiv, a day of welcome calm after yesterday s storm. air raid sirens did sound briefly, citizens heeding their government s warning to seek shelter, some heading for the metro. translation: we don t feel safe, because we do ....
About all the unreliable evidence in the podcast, which was taken into the courtroom, so that is the direction of travel there? but they lost in the courtroom. that is the important thing to understand, the state of maryland s highest court of appeal rejected arguments put forth. amazingly, but not surprisingly, i say amazingly because from the perspective of a layman but not surprisingly from the perspective of a lawyer, the high court found that syed s lawyer at trial was incompetent, but basically, that he had waived certain claims by not raising them earlier. she was incompetent, because she failed to examine an alibi witness but they said the guilt was overwhelming against him, and that syed waived his claim that cell tower evidence was faulty and could not have properly linked him to this case. so they found. ....
But they excused, that excused prosecutors because in this country, a jury verdict is considered sacrosanct, it s believed, it s not to be disturbed, except disturbed unless there was something extraordinary, and they did not find this extraordinary. let me ask you then, how frequent do you think these sorts of, if i can put it, miscarriages ofjustice are? is it a major, widespread, fundamental problem in the states, or are these just one offs? i think it is a major problem. i ve seen it, there are too many stories of this that do not get reversed, because basically procedural roadblocks are put in place to allow for, to allow, to prevent appellate courts from looking at the things that could clear somebody, but really, but for this podcast casting light on this, and again, notwithstanding the podcast, adnan ....
The podcast, a lot of people would not have known about this, and it s that podcast that basically, that one, as well as the netflix documentary, making a murderer, that has shed light or put sunlight upon prosecutors or law enforcement in a way that it s never been done before because tv shows like law and order make prosecutors to be these holy or godlike warriors. and so, while i am a former prosecutor, i ve been a defence attorney nearly half my life, and this is a good thing that has come about. there was dna evidence that was tested that could have been tested a long time ago that syed s dna was not on her clothing, there was dna from four other people. sorry to interrupt you, these are details that 300 odd million people who downloaded this podcast know far better than i do, i haven t followed the podcast, but they presumably learned ....
Half his life in jail. but now prosecutors in the united states have dropped all charges against him as he has been cleared of the murder of his former girlfriend. his case gave rise to the true crime podcast, serial, which was followed by hundreds of millions of people. adnan syed was jailed at the age of 19 and he s always maintained his innocence but it was the podcast, which created the catalyst for his release. vinoo varghese is a wall street criminal defence attorney and former prosecutor. earlier, i asked him why this had come about now. well, what came is basically a change in administration in baltimore, and a unit that was there to investigate potential wrongful convictions, but this all started because of the podcast. the podcast, as you just said, drew international attention to this case. but for that podcast, and then the subsequent hbo documentary, which basically replayed ....