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Larry Fedja has been a volunteer with 4WardEver UK since it was set up. He assists with researching information and submitting them for inclusion on the website and other on-line resources developed by 4WardEver and its associate organisations. 4WardEver UK was launched in 2005 by Tippa Naphtali the cousin of Mikey Powell, who died in the custody of West Midlands police, Birmingham, UK in September 2003.

Film shows Hillsborough witness was right

Crucial evidence from the 1989 Hillsborough football disaster, which was undermined at the original inquest, was true, BBC Panorama has found. An off-duty police officer has always maintained he tried…

23/05/2013No CommentRead More

British drug company acts to stop its products being used in US executions

A drug manufacturer based in Britain has vowed to add new restrictions to sales of its products in the US after it was revealed that it sold a batch of…

19/05/2013No CommentRead More

Government announce inquiry into axe murder of Thornton Heath private eye

Home Secretary Theresa May has today announced an independent inquiry into the notorious unsolved murder of a Thornton Heath private detective. A judge-led panel is to scrutinise failed police investigations…

12/05/2013No CommentRead More

INQUEST and family response to not guilty verdict on death of Colin Holt

Sharon Holt, Colin Holt’s sister said: “Losing Colin in this way has caused terrible and unnecessary grief for us all. We miss him so much. He was let down by…

11/05/2013No CommentRead More

Japan executions show ‘chilling’ escalation in death penalty

The execution of two death row inmates in Japan shows that a "chilling" escalation of death penalty use under the new Liberal Democratic government is intensifying, Amnesty International said. Yoshihide…

28/04/2013No CommentRead More

Family slam Met Police over bungled inquiry

The family of an African-Caribbean man believed to have been burned alive have slammed the Metropolitan Police for punishing the detective who exposed errors into the investigation.…

27/04/2013No CommentRead More

Jailed for stealing gingerbread man… dead in the prison

James Best’s death in prison, where he was being held for stealing a gingerbread man during the August 2011 riots, was one of the most tragic episodes of the disturbances…

25/04/2013No CommentRead More

Police ‘stood over vulnerable man and watched him die’

Two police officers allowed a vulnerable man to suffocate and die in front of them without trying to help, a court has heard. PCs Maurice Leigh and Neil Bowdery, of…

25/04/2013No CommentRead More