They heat some food, using their portable stove, but carelessly fail to extinguish the flame before they fall asleep exhausted. At 5am Bill awakes to find the straw beginning to smoulder. He wakes Ann and shouts at her for failing to put out the stove. Ann in turn blames Bill so he shoves her hard and she falls backwards out of the hay loft hitting the ground 15 feet below. Bill jumps out after her and realises that she has broken her leg, has a gash across her forehead and is unconscious but is otherwise breathing normally. In a panic he runs off, leaving the straw in the hay loft to burn. The barn is burnt to the ground but fortunately Ann is pulled to safety by the fire brigade before the barn is destroyed. Ann ultimately makes a full recovery after several weeks in hospital. Discuss the extent to which Bill may be liable under the Criminal Damage Act 1971 and for non-fatal offences against the person. The answer must be 1500 words, harvard citation, you must discuss offences against the persons act 1861, s18,s20,s47,s23 and criminal damage act 1971