'Profound injustice': Last woman executed in UK pardoned by King

Ruth Ellis, the last woman to be executed in the UK, has been posthumously pardoned by King Charles III, a move that highlights the profound injustice of her 1955 execution for the murder of her lover. This pardon comes decades after her case captured public attention and inspired the film "Dance with a Stranger." It underscores the evolving views on capital punishment and the significance of acknowledging historical miscarriages of justice, emphasizing the importance of justice reform and the role of the monarchy in recognizing past wrongs.