In 2004, Andrew Malkinson was sentenced to life in prison for a crime he didn't commit.
Now another man has been convicted of the brutal rape in Greater Manchester,
and we can reveal the true story of what happened that night.
I'm Emily Dugan from the Sunday Times, and I 've been investigating one of the biggest miscarriages
of justice in modern British history.
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Hi, I'm Sophie McNulty, and I'm a producer on The Story.
This is a special afternoon episode of the show because there 's a huge story brewing,
and we wanted to bring you the latest.
That story is the fresh controversy over the appointment of Peter Mandelson,
who is the former British ambassador to the U.S. Remember,
last September, Mandelson was sacked over his links to the child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
For months, Prime Minister Keir Starmer insisted that due process had been followed in his appointment,
that Mandelson was properly cleared by the security services.
Last night, that claim unraveled.
It seems Mandelson actually failed his vetting.
Starmer now says he was never told, calling this lack of transparency, quote, staggering and unforgivable.
Many are now calling for him to resign.
So what went wrong?
What does this mean for the future of Starmer's premiership?