Bid to clear Caldwell's name gets underway

A man convicted of falsely imprisoning a police informer in the North will bid to clear his name at the Court of Appeal, it was announced today.

A man convicted of falsely imprisoning a police informer in the North will bid to clear his name at the Court of Appeal, it was announced today.

Daniel Caldwell was convicted of falsely imprisoning Sandy Lynch in Belfast for two days in January 1990.

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