That isn't what the coroner said.
Bump my post 14:34hrs 18the Dec 2014.
So The Leicester Mercury reported:
She said: “I understand from my officers that of all of the witnesses to be called to give oral evidence there is nobody who will have any criminal action taken against them.”
The Telegraph reported:Mrs Mason told Leicester Coroner's Court: "I understand from my officers that, of all the witnesses who I have said that I will call to give oral evidence, there is no nobody to which there is any foreseeability of any criminal action being taken."
Two posters have highlighted: "no one is facing any criminal action over the death of Brenda Leyland".
OK lets play spot the difference.
Not, you understand, that I am saying anything other than there is enough of a variance to present a quite different picture.
It is interesting that Sky News should choose to be represented by counsel in a coroners court The commission of any crime requires
both of two elements: guilty conduct and guilty intent.
The absence of either element means no crime has been committed.
For Brunt to face criminal charges it would have to be shown that Brunt asked the questions he did with intent to an end result of the termination of Brenda Leyland's life.
Mission impossible, I would say ...