Murder sentencing film first
David Gilroy was jailed for 18 years at the High Court in Edinburgh for the murder of missing bookkeeper Suzanne Pilley. His sentencing is the first court proceeding to be filmed in UK history.
Is filming the judge enough for court TV?
ITN's media lawyer John Battle asks: "is filming of the judge alone doing justice, to justice being done?"
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Historic broadcast of a sentencing in a UK Court
Our appetite for pictures of the guilty may not be satisfied by footage of a High Court judge speaking measured words.
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Trial by television: The most infamous trials on TV
From Amanda Knox to OJ Simpson we have become used to seeing foreign trials on TV - now the UK is beginning to allow cameras in courts
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Legal history as cameras record British court sentencing
The sentencing of a man convicted of murdering a woman whose body has never been found has been recorded for television in a legal first.