The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) decides not to pursue a retrial of two brothers after footage showed them punching a police officer at Manchester Airport. According to reports, politicians and other critics respond with anger to the decision, arguing it is improper and that it undermines the pursuit of justice. The reports say the matter follows earlier court proceedings in which the brothers were filmed during an incident involving an officer at the airport. While the CPS outcome means the brothers will not face a retrial for the filmed assault, one report adds that legal proceedings could still involve the police officer. The coverage indicates that an officer connected to the case may yet be subject to further action, although details are presented as part of ongoing developments rather than as a completed outcome. The CPS decision is therefore framed as affecting the brothers’ prospects for retrial, while leaving the wider legal process still in motion.