Скачать или смотреть Shining a Light: Investigative Journalism and the Future of the CCRC

In this episode of Spoken Injustice, we sit down with Steve Phelps, an author, former investigative journalism and producer, to explore the vital role investigative reporting plays in uncovering miscarriages of justice. Drawing from years of experience working on high-profile cases, Steve reflects on how journalism can challenge institutional silence, bring new evidence to light and push for reform in the justice system.

We also take a critical look at the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC): its limitations, the need for structural change and how a more collaborative and specialist-led model could better serve those wrongfully convicted.

This conversation offers rare insight from behind the scenes of investigative media and raises urgent questions about accountability, transparency and the future of justice in the UK.
Join us as we explore further.
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