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Home in nottinghamshire. covid has made the last year tough, but for lucy, these are the moments that underline why she loves working with people who have dementia. i think i make a big difference every day and everybody that works here makes such a big difference every day. and like all care staff, she has huge responsibilities. i'm notjust in thisjob making tea and wiping bums, like, there's so much more that goes to it. for instance, if someone starts choking halfway through mealtime and you've got the nurse upstairs sorting out tablets, you're the only person there that can save them. she'...

I think i make a big difference every day and everybody that works here makes such a big difference every day. and like all care staff, she has huge responsibilities. i'm notjust in thisjob making tea and wiping bums, like, there's so much more that goes to it. for instance, if someone starts choking halfway through mealtime and you've got the nurse upstairs sorting out tablets, you're the only person there that can save them. she's 25, a team leader, and is paid £10.30 an hour. many colleagues are on the minimum wage. some days, i've had an awful day, i've got home, i've only made £10.30 an...

Got, i knew i had a chance. >> when you look at the evidence and you look at the forensics and what it shows us, alvin was telling the truth. unfortunately, just nobody wanted to accept it or believe it, so they just kept pushing him till he came up with something that they wanted to believe. and they wanted to believe it because they fed it to him. >> today, alvin works at the local supermarket, stacking shelves. the man who conducted alvin's interrogation thinks the jury made a mistake. >> everybody can't be the good guy or no one would confess to a serious crime. in all my years' experience...

With all the learning people got, i knew i had a chance. >> when you look at the evidence and you look at the forensics and what it shows us, alvin was telling the truth. unfortunately, just nobody wanted to accept it or believe it, so they just kept pushing him till he came up with something that they wanted to believe. and they wanted to believe it because they fed it to him. >> today, alvin works at the local supermarket, stacking shelves. the man who conducted alvin's interrogation thinks the jury made a mistake. >> everybody can't be the good guy or no one would confess to a serious crime...