Sisters travel thousands of miles for a vigil in the hope of clearing great-grandmother's name
Relatives of Alice Wheeldon, a suffragette from Derby who was jailed for planning to poison Prime Minister David Lloyd George in 1917, have held a vigil outside the Royal Courts of Justice.
The event was all part of a campaign to clear her name.
Alice was convicted 100 years ago today.
Her great granddaughters Chloe and Deirdre Mason were there alongside campaigners who claim the evidence used to convict her was 'fabricated'.
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