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Confirmation of the decision came from Alison Levitt, QC, principal legal adviser to the Director of Public Prosecutions overseeing CPS decision-making, and all potential prosecutions, in relation to the ongoing phone hacking inquiries and related matters.

Gregor McGill, a senior lawyer with the CPS, whose team handles potential prosecutions in relation to the ongoing phone-hacking investigations and other related matters, said the case against Wheeler was dropped following expert medical evidence relating to her health.

There are no direct recommendations for prosecutions in relation to the soldiers but the continued use of the term "unjustifiable" will open up the possibility of legal action, campaigners vowed today.

The first prosecutions in relation to the riot began at Manchester Crown Court on 14 January 1992.

The case against him collapsed after it emerged in court that he had a letter from 2007 that mistakenly suggested he was immune from prosecution in relation to the bombing.

No-one from the authorities bothered to tell Stephen that from July 1933 they had decided that his prosecution in relation to the Invergordon Mutiny was now "undesirable".

She also oversaw the huge number of prosecutions in London in relation to the August 2011 rioting, which led to 1,000 people being jailed.

He said: "There is insufficient evidence to justify the prosecution of any person in relation to the tragic death of Roger Sylvester".

This analysis included an examination of whether the items had been newly obtained (Prosecutor v. Milošević 13 December 2005b, paras. 20 23) and whether the Prosecution has exercised reasonable diligence in relation to the evidentiary items (Prosecutor v. Milošević 13 December 2005b, paras. 24 32).

In a brief statement on Monday, Dyfed-Powys Police said: "Dyfed-Powys Police can confirm that they are liaising with both the Crown Prosecution Service and an external force in relation to the report issued by the Wales Audit Office last week".

He and his special adviser at the time, Hannah Pawlby, gave evidence in relation to the prosecution allegation that they were targeted because the News of the World incorrectly thought they were having an affair.