ITV has what has been described as a "heart-breaking, real-life story" on the way, led by UK drama favourite Sheridan Smith.

His boasting resulted in him being given an extra six years for perjury but the authorities were unable to prosecute him due to the double-jeopardy law. Undeterred, Mrs Ming set out on a campaign ...

boasting there was nothing anyone could do about it because of the double jeopardy rule in place at the time. Miss Hogg's mother Ann Ming campaigned for 15 years to get the 800-year-old law ...

He was jailed for life in 2006 after Ms Hogg’s mother, Ann Ming, campaigned for 15 years to get the 800-year-old double jeopardy law changed so that he could be charged with the same crime twice.

boasting there was nothing anyone could do about it because of the double jeopardy rule in place at the time. Miss Hogg’s mother Ann Ming campaigned for 15 years to get the 800-year-old law ...