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Kneller

[nel-er]

noun

  1. Sir Godfrey, 1646–1723, English painter, born in Germany.



Kneller

/ ˈnɛlə /

noun

  1. Sir Godfrey. ?1646–1723, portrait painter at the English court, born in Germany

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In May, the justice select committee said the organisation had shown an "inability to learn from its own mistakes" on Ms Kneller's watch and called for her to go.

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Ms Kneller's resignation is the second highest profile departure at the review body this year.

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Matt Foot of legal charity Appeal, which represented Mr Malkinson when he successfully challenged his conviction in the courts, said Ms Kneller's resignation was "long overdue".

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As well as planning to meet with Ms Kneller, she said she intends to talk to lawyers and some of the people who have not had their miscarriages of justice properly referred.

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She also said she is writing to body's chief executive Karen Kneller to "discuss her position" and future.

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