A man with learning disabilities who says he felt under pressure to confess to murder has had his conviction quashed after 33 years.
Oliver Campbell’s purported confession at the time was made up amid the stress of being interviewed, judges have previously heard.
Mr Campbell denies shooting dead shopkeeper Baldev Hoondle in east London in July 1990.
His lawyers and supporters say his confession simply mirrored what he had watched on BBC’s Crimewatch.
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