British businessman Shrien Dewani has arrived back in the UK after being cleared of organising the murder of his wife by a judge in South Africa.
The care home boss has always denied plotting to kill Anni during their honeymoon in Cape Town in 2010.
The collapse of the Shrien Dewani murder trial in South Africa proves that UK extradition laws need reforming, says the solicitor who represented computer hacker Gary McKinnon.
Karen Todner, who helped McKinnon fight extradition to the US, says "we shouldn't extradite British citizens to another country unless we see what the evidence is against them."
ITV News UK Editor Rohit Kachroo reports:
Ashok Hindocha tell ITV News his family needs "closure" and will discuss future plans with lawyers in the coming weeks.
Shrien DewanI fought hard to clear his name in a trial muddied by the contradictory testimonies of murderers. He will now return to the UK.
Anni Dewani's brother and sister have told ITV News they felt anger and desperation in equal measure over today's ruling in South Africa.