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BBC broadcaster's original 15-month prison term for sex offences criticised as 'unduly lenient'

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Trials: Danny and Sally Nightingale after the second guilty verdict

SAS sniper Danny Nightingale to be sentenced for a second time over possession of army gun

Sgt Nightingale has already been jailed - and freed - for the same crime

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SAS sniper, Sergeant Danny Nightingale and wife Sally leaving his court martial in Bulford on 5 July

SAS sniper Danny Nightingale susceptible to 'confabulating' or making up confessions due to brain trauma, court hears

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Sergeant Danny Nightingale

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Prosecutor says ex-sniper has changed story about how he came to be in possession of it and is now lying

Larger cases, such as the Derby house fire fiasco involving Mick Philpott will be televised

Ministers set on collision course with judges after giving go-ahead for televised crown court verdicts

Plans will include rape and murder cases but senior judges fear repeat of US-style show trials

Sergeant Danny Nightingale and his wife Sally after his conviction was overturned in March

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Military retrial starting today is expected to delve into regiment’s 'culture of impunity' around illegal activity

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The former News of the World editors tried to get their case dismissed at the Court of Appeal

Stuart Hall arrives at Preston Crown Court

Stuart Hall case sees 150 complaints that sentence was too lenient

Attorney general reveals that a large number of people want his office to consider 83-year-old's sentence for referral to Court of Appeal

Lord Neuberger, President of the Supreme Court

Legal profession must do more to improve ethnic diversity, says Supreme Court president

But some progress had been made in addressing gender inequality, he says

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