Cherished

Angela Cannings was charged with murder directly after she and her husband Terry lost their third infant in ten years. She was convicted because of a medical theory that came to be known as ' Meadow's Law', which stated that 'one sudden infant death is a tragedy, two is suspicious and three is murder until proved otherwise.' Angela spent almost two years in prison and, at one point, found herself beside Rose West. A fellow inmate scarred her with hot coffee. Angela began to lose all hope, but a cellmate, Rose, helped her refocus on what was important - being reunited with her husband and their daughter Jade. In 2004 she was released unconditionally. Cherished is the remarkable story of a woman who has shown real endurance under extraordinary circumstances.

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**?Chock-full of good science writing that provides an up-to-the-minute account of where we stand? The Times **?Pacy and extremely clear. The scientific jargon is properly explained, and there is an excellent glossary? Scotsman **?I so enjoyed this elegantly written inside story? New Scientist **?[Wilmut] is acutely aware of the controversies of his work and this is his attempt at communicating his side of things to the public ? a responsible step to take and an enjoyable read into the bargain? Morning Star

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Angela and Terry Cannings and their daughter Jade live in Cornwall. Megan Lloyd Davids is a journalist.

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