kathleen folbigg has been ardoned of. kathleen folbigg has been pardoned and _ of.rdoned and released from l of. kathleen folbigg has been - pardoned and released from prison. the new south wales attorney general michael daly says the case is tragic. michael daly says the case is traric. ~ ., ., michael daly says the case is traric.~ ., ., , , tragic. we have four little babies who are dead, _ tragic. we have four little babies who are dead, we _ tragic. we have four little babies who are dead, we have - tragic. we have four little babies who are dead, we have a - tragic. we have four little babiesl who are dead, we have a husband tragic. we have four little babies - who are dead, we have a husband and wife whom _ who are dead, we have a husband and wife who... lost each other, a woman who has— wife who... lost each other, a woman who has spent— wife who... lost each other, a woman who has spent 20 years injail and a family— who has spent 20 years injail and a family that — who has spent 20 years injail and a family that had never had a chance. sow _ family that had

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not one single day has passed where kathleen folbigg didn�*t maintain her innocence, both fiercely andt she was convicted of. mrs folbigg has been pardoned and released from prison. the new south wales state attorney general michael daley says the case is tragic. we have got four little bubbas who are dead, we have got a husband and wife who... ..lost each other. a woman has spent 20 years injail. and a family that never had a chance. so, you'd not be human if you didn't feel something about that, wouldn't you? the conviction of kathleen folbigg, who is now 55, was one of australia�*s most notorious criminal cases. her exoneration highlights a catastrophic miscarriage of justice. phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. the mother of a mental health patient, who fatally stabbed a man days after being discharged from a psychiatric unit, wants a public apology for both her son and the family of the man he killed. david fleet from borth in ceredigion, was released from a psychiatric hospital in 2019, despite warnings about his "worsening mental state". the health board says it can�*t comment on ind

not one single day has passed where kathleen folbigg didn't maintain her innocence, both fiercely andence to say that the children were smothered, or that she committed those crimes that she was convicted of. mrs folbigg has been pardoned and released from prison. the new south wales state attorney general michael daley says the case is tragic. we have got four little bubbas who are dead, we have got a husband and wife who... ..lost each other. a woman has spent 20 years injail. and a family that never had a chance. so, you'd not be human if you didn't feel something about that, wouldn't you? the conviction of kathleen folbigg, who is now 55, was one of australia's most notorious criminal cases. her exoneration highlights a catastrophic miscarriage of carriage of justice. phil mercer, bbc news, sydney. an incredible story. let's turn to some wonderful pictures that our security correspondent has supplied. the story is around a butterfly that was thought to have been extinct in britain for nearly 100 years has been spotted in london. they appeared in 1925 in small numbers —— but small

kathleen folbigg was convicted of killing her four infant children back in 2003. 1999, and we can see a picture of them here. now for patrick, here on the centreleft, for sarah, to his right, and for laura, to her right, kathleen was found guilty of murder. for caleb, on the very left here who died when he was just 19 days old, she was found guilty of manslaughter. so she ends up spending the best part of the next 20 years here in the high—security compound of the southwater prison, in sydney. now later on, much later, she ends up coming here to the clarence correctional facility about six—and—a—half hours away. this is where she ends up being released from — and that's because in march 2021, after a hard—fought campaign by herfriends, a group of around 90 scientists signed a petition calling for her release, saying that new scientific evidence had come to light that showed that her children had died of natural causes. now in the case of her two daughters, it became apparent that they both shared a genetic mutation that caused sudden cardiac arrest. for her two so

and at the time and since, kathleen folbigg has always maintained her innocence. for so many years believe that she will now pursue a huge compensation case, given that she's lost 20 years of her life. social media scammers are conning schoolchildren out of thousands of pounds by falsely claiming they have access to this year's gcse and a level exam papers. exam boards say it's extremely rare for papers to be leaked, but added that the scams are becoming more common, as kristian johnson reports. the half term holidays are over and students are back sitting exams this week. but away from the exam halls scammers are targeting pupils on social media. instagram, tiktok and snapchat accounts are among those claiming to sell leaked papers. £500 for a paper was the typical offer from multiple accounts. for one exam paper? yeah, for one exam paper. 15—year—old jade is sitting her gcses. we've changed her name to protect her identity. she approached an account after seeing exams for sale on tiktok. they are everywhere. you would not run into a student in the uk who has not

new evidence suggested kathleen folbigg didn't kill herfour children, after spending 20 years behindng a man he allegedly told to go back to bahrain. the complaint was made by an activist who said he was living in exile after being tortured in the gulf state. princes usually has given birth to a son and named him ernest. the daughter of prince andrew and her husband jack brooksbank welcomed their second child nearly a week ago, may the 30th. -- child nearly a week ago, may the 30th. —— on may the 30th. the mother of a mental health patient who fatally stabbed a man days after being discharged from a psychiatric unit wants a public apology from the health authority for her son and the family of the man he killed. sharon lees says her son, david fleet, was released, despite her concerns and a doctor warning of his "worsening mental state". hywel dda university health board says it can't comment on individual cases. wyre davies reports. he is in our cardiff newsroom. we have looked at several mental health related homicides in wales in recent years and asking, could people with diagnose

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