Woolf to hear Tony Martin's appeal

An appeal by jailed farmer Tony Martin is due to start in July, his solicitor said today.

Woolf to hear Tony Martin's appeal
Sat, 05 May, 2001 - 16:05

An appeal by jailed farmer Tony Martin is due to start in July, his solicitor said today.

Martin, 56, was given a life sentence last year for shooting dead teenage burglar Fred Barras at his remote Norfolk farm.

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