Judge correct in charge and re-charge to jury on the drawing of inferences

Criminal law – murder – application for leave to appeal – statutory nature of Court of Criminal Appeal – Courts of Justice Act 1924 – s.3 of Courts (Establishment and Constitution) Act1961 – s.12 of Courts (Supplemental Provisions) Act 1961 – s.22 of Criminal Justice Act 2006 – appeal to Supreme Court only on point of law of exceptional public importance – application for leave to appeal conviction and sentence for murder in Central Criminal Court – Court of Criminal Appeal has heard appeal and reached a determination, which is final – admissibility of evidence concerning inferences – right to silence – ss.18, 19 19A of Criminal Justice Act 1984, as, respectively, substituted by ss.28 and 29 and inserted by s.30 of Criminal Justice Act 2007 – no error by trial judge in admitting evidence as to nature of the interview – reasons for judgment – court not required to address each and every aspect of every issue raised by counsel – issues not raised and addressed by trial judge cannot be the subject of an appeal – no unsafe conviction.