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A Norwich woman had a tearful call with her father after he walked free after being found guilty of killing his terminally ill wife in Cyprus.

He was released from prison almost immediately, having already served 19 months in custody.

David Hunter, 76, (pictured) walked free from a court in Cyprus after his sentence for manslaughter was deemed to have been already served.

Hunter was jailed for two years for the manslaughter of his seriously ill wife but was released from prison in Cyprus having already served 19 months.

Hunter was jailed for two years for the manslaughter of his seriously ill wife but was released from prison in Cyprus having already served 19 months.

Retired British miner David Hunter has said he shared a tearful call with his daughter after he was allowed to walk free from prison in Cyprus shortly after his sentence for the manslaughter of his seriously ill wife.

Voters in Michigan, Missouri, Kansas, Washington and Arizona went to the polls for several key primary races that will define the next three months ahead of the November races.

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David McCaddons latest novel, A Question of Time, is set in Chester, Buckley in Flintshire and the surrounding areas in 1967. The 71-year-old, born in Mold and brought up in Buckley, and now living in Congleton, Cheshire, has used his memories of the 1960s to base his fourth book around, a crime thriller with a twist ending. David said: "This book is less modern than my others. I wanted to illustrate through this that there were things happening in the 60s that people would have forgotte...