A British man – accused of plotting to kill his wife on honeymoon in Cape Town – has been acquitted.
Shrien Dewani – who was extradited from the UK to face trial – always denied arranging the murder of his wife Anni in 2010.
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He argued she was killed during a botched carjacking.
A judge in South Africa has ruled the prosecution's case didn't stand up to scrutiny, and the evidence was riddled with contradictions and inconsistencies.
Anni Dewani's family – who were in court – said they felt justice had not been done.
