TV tonight: the people fighting to clear their loved ones’ names

This new series talks to the families of those who are serving prison sentences for crimes they believe they didn’t do. Plus, discover more about Britain’s first king, James I. Here’s what to watch this evening 10pm, Channel 4“People are sitting in prison cells with life sentences when there is evidence that proves categorically they didn’t do it. And they call that justice.” This new series speaks to people fighting convictions they believe are miscarriages of justice. The first divisive case is that of a street fight in 2005, when Jason Moore was found guilty of murdering Robert Darby. But Moore’s family and friends are campaigning for him to be freed. Hollie Richardson 8pm, Channel 4Michelle in Windsor has lovingly called her bungalow “the hovel” for nearly a decade. With no renovation experience, she now wants property developer George Clarke to step in and turn it into a home she actually likes. From an “uncomfortably placed loo” to a “horrific plastic lean-to”, he has his work cut out. HR Life’s not all ice-cream and pasties in this light documentary’s latest visit to Cornwall. Picturesque as Port Isaac is, it’s on the north coast, which means

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