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watch One-Minute World News Last Updated: Wednesday, 25 April
2007, 15:26 GMT 16:26 UK Man cleared of terror charges Mr
McMenamin was delighted for himself but also for his mother. A
Londonderry man has walked free from court - 27 years after he
was wrongly convicted.  Charlie McMenamin,45, was only 16 when
he was convicted of terrorist offences in the city and was in
custody for three years.  His case was referred to the Court of
Appeal by the Criminal Cases Review Commission.  Lord Justice
Campbell said he and two fellow judges had "a sense of unease
about the convictions".  Outside the court Mr McMenamin who
lives in the Creggan area of Londonderry said he was delighted
not only for himself but also for his mother.  "Down the years
my mother encouraged me to keep trying to clear my name and now
it's been done.  "It will also be great news for the rest of the
family who went through torture with the British army and the
RUC after I was imprisoned.