Irene Yarwood listened with avid interest as the Crown Prosecutor rushed through this preamble and, before the barrister could fire his first question, she was on her feet shouting and protesting with utmost vigour, “Objection. Your Honour, I must strongly object to the testimony of this man being heard. This man is a convicted felon of many years standing and he is currently on remand on other charges. My client strongly denies ever making any of the statements this man will claim he made whilst both of them were being held on remand. My client explicitly denies that he has ever made any confession, or that he has admitted any guilt relating to the charges he faces. In view of this My Lord, I must ask you to rule that the evidence we are about to hear is inadmissible. Without stopping to
