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BBC NEWS | Talk about Newsnight | A blog and forum officer on the murder inquiry are raising fresh doubts about a troubling case. John Sweeney reports. Read John's article Good morning everyone, There's quite a choice of stories today. There's the 10p tax revolt, £50bnreally like the Google cookie story. Jeremy has just done a really strong interview with Jimmy Carter on his talks with Hamas and the US presidential election. And there's a film from John Sweeney. ANOTHER MISCARRIAGE OFThe court heard that she must have smashed his head against a banister with a force like being thrown from a car crash at 60 mph. But leading neuro-pathologist Dr Waneymajor concerns about the impact theory. Dr Squier points to a congenital brain abnormality and a year-old injury to the eye socket which had nothing to doJohn Sweeney reports on the fresh evidence that points to a possible miscarriage of justice, and on questions raised aboutthe US 'Who's That Man?' cries the Drudge report website - pasting a picture of Gordon Brown against a stars and stripes background www.bbc.co.uk
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