The CCRC said the witness had been important to the case and could have affected the jury’s decision. The Court of Appeal will now review the case and decide if the conviction is unsafe.

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They were inpatients on orthopaedic wards where Campbell worked in Leeds in 2002 before they died, and had developed severe, unexplained hypoglycaemia. Campbell, now in his 40s, denied any wrongdoing ...

June 26, 2025 at 11:34am BST A nurse who was jailed for life for the murders of four elderly patients and attempting to murder a fifth has lost appeals against his convictions at the Court of ...

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A former nurse found guilty of murdering four elderly patients has today lost his appeal against the convictions. Colin Campbell, formerly known as Colin Norris, was convicted in 2008 of murdering ...

Colin Campbell has spent 17 years in prison for the murder of four women in a Leeds hospital.

A CCRC spokesperson said: "We referred Mr Norris's convictions to the Court of Appeal in February 2021 after a thorough review, which concluded there was a real possibility the Court of Appeal ...

His case was referred to the Court of Appeal in London by the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) in 2021, which said previously that the prosecution relied on “wholly circumstantial ...

A nurse who was jailed for life for the murders of four elderly patients and attempting to murder a fifth has lost appeals against his convictions.

A CCRC spokesperson said: “We referred Mr Norris’s convictions to the Court of Appeal in February 2021 after a thorough review, which concluded there was a real possibility the Court of Appeal ...