PAUL FOOT 2026: UNSAFE CONVICTIONS
5/29/202614 min
Adam Bychawski reported on how people who've been wrongly imprisoned - sometimes for many years - are still not being compensated even after they've overturned their convictions, thank to a 2014 change in the law.
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Andrew Hunter Murray· Host0:58
Hello and welcome back to Page 94. This is the Paul Foot Award miniseries. We are interviewing six brilliant journalists about the stories that have got them shortlisted for a Paul Foot Award this year. Let's see who's in at number five.
Adam Bychawski· Guest1:12
Page 94, the Private Eye Podcast. My name's Adam Bohovski. I'm a freelance journalist, and my stories were published in The Lead and The Big Issue.
Andrew Hunter Murray· Host1:22
And what is the story that's brought you to the Paul Foot Award this year?
Adam Bychawski· Guest1:24
So the story that's brought me to the Paul Foot Awards, um, has tried to answer the question of