The family of the only man convicted over the Lockerbie plane bombing has started a fresh appeal against his conviction.

The transcript discusses the Lockerbie bombing, focusing on the conviction of Abdel Basset Al Megrahi and ongoing questions about his guilt. It highlights the perspectives of families affected by the tragedy, the release of Megrahi due to illness, and his son's belief in his innocence. The text also covers the submission of new evidence to the Scottish Criminal Case Review Commission and the impact on public confidence in the Scottish legal system. Divergent views on Megrahi's guilt are presented, along with the potential for future legal proceedings.

What is the main concern of the families affected by the Lockerbie bombing?

• Financial compensation

• Transparency and justice

• Media coverage

• Revenge against the perpetrators

Why was Abdel Basset Al Megrahi released from prison?

• He escaped

• He was found innocent

• He completed his sentence

• He was gravely ill

What has been submitted to the Scottish Criminal Case Review Commission?

• A petition for a new trial

• Three volumes of paperwork

• A request for financial aid

• A documentary film

What is the opinion of Richard Minetti's family regarding Al Megrahi's guilt?

• They are unsure about his guilt

• They believe he is innocent

• They believe justice was done

• They want a new trial

What could happen if the appeal is successful?

• The case will be closed permanently

• The evidence will be re-examined

• Al Megrahi will be retried

• The families will receive compensation