B4

Louse Woodward, 18-year old nanny, was convicted in 1998 by a court in the United States of murdering the infant Matthew Eappen. Recently she spoke about her experience of a televised court case at the Edinburgh Television Festival. Louse criticized the televising of trials.

 CONVICT

B5

'It should never be the case of looking into a defendant's eyes and then make a decision on their guilt or innocence', she told the Edinburgh Television Festival.

 LOOK

B6

'It should be the law that decides on a person's guilt, but television, with its human and emotional interest, takes the attention away from this.' Although she thought it was an inevitable development, she added: 'Television turns everything into entertainment. We should remember that in the end court- rooms are serious places.

 DECIDE

B7

It is people's lives and future lives that you are dealing with. It is not a soap opera and people should not see it like that.

 DEAL

B8

Serious issues shouldn't be trivialized.

TRIVIALIZE

B9

She admitted that she had found it difficult to live a normal life since returning to Britain.

 FIND

B10

She blamed the publicity on the televising of her trial, which was shown on Sky News in this country.

 SHOW