Sergeant Alexander Blackman gives his first media interview following his release from prison

Alexander Blackman, a former Royal Marine, was convicted of murder on a foreign battlefield, becoming the first British soldier to face such a charge since WWII. He served 3.5 years in prison, reflecting on his actions as a moment of madness. His wife led a campaign for his release, and new evidence of PTSD led to his conviction being quashed. Now free, Blackman feels liberated but carries a manslaughter conviction, barring him from rejoining the military. He is considering job offers and contemplating his future.

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