Keir Starmer, the director of public Prosecutions, said there was "no realistic prospect" of a conviction, because of a conflict between the two postmortems carried out after Tomlinson's death last year.
Is that really the crucial 'reason'?
I seem to recall that the first postmortem was considered quite suspicious at the time and was certainly challenged strongly by the second.
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Is that really the crucial 'reason'?
I seem to recall that the first postmortem was considered quite suspicious at the time and was certainly challenged strongly by the second.