(1) At Sally’s second trial, the judge said that Roy Meadow’s evidence was

mistaken

plausible

interesting

conclusive

(2) When Sally and Stephen took their first son, Christopher to London

he lost consciousness for about ten minutes

he vomited several times immediately after being fed

he developed a high fever and had to be taken to hospital

he had a bad nosebleed

(3) Sally and her husband Stephen left London and moved to northern England because

they wanted to live in a smaller city

they wanted to find better jobs

they wanted to have a bigger house

they wanted to get away from their families

(4) After Harry, Sally and Stephen’s second son died, Alan Williams said

he now believed that Christopher had been smothered

he now believed that Christopher had been shaken to death

he now believed that Christopher had had a rare disease

he now believed that Christopher had been poisoned

(5) At Sally’s first trial, Roy Meadow produced evidence to show that

it was very unlikely that two babies in the same family would die naturally

it was quite common for two babies in the same family would die naturally

it was quite common for a depressed woman to murder her children

it was very unlikely that a cheerful mother would murder her children

(6) When Sally screamed, Stephen

was in the garden

was watching television

was in the kitchen

was in his office

(7) Sally was finally set free when it was discovered that

Alan Williams had kept secret some tests he had done on Harry

Alan Williams had kept secret some tests he had done on Christopher

Alan Williams had not understood the results of the tests he did on Christopher

Alan Williams had not understood the results of the tests he did on Harry

(8) Immediately after Christopher died, Alan Williams examined his body and concluded

that he had died of a lung infection

that he had been shaken to death

that he had been smothered

that he had died of brain injuries caused by a fall