Anti-apartheid protesters could be able to appeal against their convictions after an undercover Met Police officer was found to be among them.
The Criminal Cases Review Commission said it had seen evidence of "egregious" misconduct
"The Met welcomes the scrutiny of the Undercover Policing Inquiry , and will continue to co-operate fully with it," the force added. Its decision comes after it received new information from the UPI, set up in 2015 to examine undercover policing in England and Wales since 1968. However, the inquiry discovered that one member of the group was an undercover officer, known as HN298, who had protested alongside them.
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