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Cameras in court: What we learned from first TV sentencing
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July 28, 2022
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7:58Now PlayingA man who killed his grandfather has been jailed for life in the first sentencing in England where TV cameras were allowed in court.
Sky's Martin Brunt and Catherine Baksi discuss what we heard in court and what the significance is for England's media and society as a whole.
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