Disclosure Investigates

With no confession and no eyewitness and only a forensic smoking gun for one patient, a jury must decide whether five patients were poisoned and whether one man links them all.

As the police investigation grows, so do questions about how Colin Norris became the focus of an extraordinary inquiry.

Convicted nurse Colin Norris has spent 18 years behind bars. But as Louise Shorter revisits his story, new questions emerge.

A nurse convicted of murder. A case shadowed by doubt. A fight to clear his name. Did Colin Norris kill his patients? Or has the UK spent two decades believing the wrong story?

Today we’re sharing the first episode of Myles’ new series in another BBC podcast, Intrigue: Lockerbie.
One of the world's longest running conspiracies. Who was really behind the Lockerbie bombing?
On 21 December 1988, a plane explodes over Lockerbie, Scotland, killing 270 people. A Libyan man, Abdelbaset al-Megrahi, is convicted.
Despite a global investigation Megrahi's conviction, and the failed appeals that followed, are still tainted - for some - with doubt and conspiracy theory. Myles Bonnar wants to find out why.
Now, almost four decades on; fresh evidence and a new trial. The alleged bomb maker Abu Agila Masud is in custody, with a trial expected to begin any day. He denies any involvement in the Lockerbie bombing.
Journalist Myles Bonnar (Dead Man Running, Shiny Bob) picks apart the original investigation and finds himself in a world full of militant groups, top secret files and grieving families who will never give up on the pursuit of the truth.
This is Episode 1 of Lockerbie - to hear the rest of the series right now, search for ‘Intrigue’ on BBC Sounds.
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