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Falsely convicted man who spent £500k clearing his name is rejected for compensation

Falsely convicted man who spent £500k clearing his name is rejected for compensation
BBC UK Sunday 05 July 2026, 19:58 UTC 1 min read
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Brian Buckle, who was falsely convicted of sex abuse, spent more than five years in prison.

Brian Buckle, who was falsely convicted of sex abuse, spent more than five years in prison.
Brian Buckle (PERSON)
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