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I Fought The Law ending explained: Breaking down the intense finale of the Sheridan Smith drama

The heartbreaking story of Ann Ming's fight to get justice for her murdered daughter reached its TV conclusion, and did not disappoint

Woman & Home

Where is Ann Ming now and what happened to Julie Hogg's son?

Ann Ming spent 15 years fighting the law to get justice for her daughter, but where is she now, and what happened to her grandson, Kevin?

Woman & Home

I Fought the Law: the tragic, compelling true story behind the ITV show

Julie Hogg was murdered in 1989: this is the story of her mother’s 17 year fight for justice

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How to watch ‘I Fought the Law’ online and stream every episode *free* from anywhere now

A true-life tale based on Ann Ming’s 15-year crusade for justice, this guide explains how to watch 'I Fought the Law' online and stream every episode for free.

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I Fought the Law: The harrowing true story behind the Sheridan Smith drama

Four-part series explores the 1989 murder of Julie Hogg and her mother’s fight for justice

The Independent UK

Where is William Dunlop now? The killer from I Fought The Law

He nearly got away with murder, but one mother's 15-year campaign of justice put a stop to that - where is William Dunlop now?

Woman & Home

I Fought The Law true story: Sheridan Smith's new crime drama explores Ann Ming's 17 year battle to bring her daughter's killer to justice

When it started to look like her daughter's killer was going to get away with murder, Ann Ming embarked upon an incredible journey of fighting the law that could keep him free

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‘I was bawling my eyes out’: Sheridan Smith on drink, death and the hardest role of her career

Sheridan Smith’s life has had huge highs and lows in recent years. In a candid interview, she talks about her emotionally gruelling time on I Fought the Law – and why she may never do a role like it again

The Guardian - UK

Killer jailed after double jeopardy law change denied move to open prison

The Parole Board recommended William Dunlop be moved but Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood blocked the transfer.

Evening Standard

Woman criticises Parole Board open prison recommendation for daughter’s killer

William Dunlop was brought to justice after his victim’s mother campaigned for more than a decade to get the double jeopardy law changed.

Evening Standard

Murderer whose conviction made legal history ‘should be moved to open prison’

William Dunlop was brought to justice after his victim’s mother campaigned for more than a decade to get the double jeopardy law changed.

Evening Standard

Killer accepts he is unfit for release and requests move to open conditions

William Dunlop strangled pizza delivery woman Julie Hogg in Billingham, Co Durham, in 1989.

Evening Standard

‘Possible’ there could have been more murders if I was released early – Killer

William Dunlop strangled pizza delivery woman Julie Hogg in Billingham, County Durham, in 1989.

Evening Standard

Killer says he ‘hated’ victim’s mum for campaign that finally brought him to justice

It has been recommended that double jeopardy killer Billy Dunlop is moved to an open prison

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Killer said he ‘hated’ victim’s family for campaigning against his release

Professionals have recommended double jeopardy killer Billy Dunlop be moved to an open prison.

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I Fought The Law: release date, cast, plot, trailer and everything we know

I Fought The Law is an ITV drama with Sheridan Smith playing grieving mum Ann Ming who fought to bring her daughter’s killer to justice.

The Independent UK

Family call for maternity care inquiry after son dies due to ‘systemic failures’

Preeti and Hrushikesh Joshi said they were still dealing with the physical and psychological trauma of the death of their son, Ansh, in April 2022.

The Independent UK

‘Inadequate’ safety in Leicester maternity care ‘worrying but unsurprising’

A law firm that represents patients in maternity negligence claims against the trust said concerns raised by families had been ‘batted away’.

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The Independent UK

Safety of maternity care at two NHS trust hospitals rated ‘inadequate’

Three sites run by the University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust were inspected by the Care Quality Commission earlier this year.

Wales Online

'Dangerous killer' will not be moved to open prison after Ministry of Justice intervention

William Dunlop's case made legal history

The Independent UK

MoJ blocks open prison move for ‘dangerous killer’ whose case made legal history

Justice Secretary Brandon Lewis rejected the Parole Board’s recommendation to move William Dunlop who murdered Julie Hogg in 1989.

The Independent UK

Dangerous killer who made legal history could be moved to open prison

William Dunlop was the first person to be jailed when double jeopardy laws were changed.

Nottingham Post

Security body-cams introduced at Nottinghamshire hospitals to tackle staff abuse

Security will turn their cameras on after issuing a warning

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