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Bitter family rift exposed by death of Sir Robert Walmsley

Lady Walmsley, the former vice-admiral’s widow, believes ‘insinuations’ surrounding his fatal fall have finally been put to rest by a coroner’s verdict

Family at war over death of vice-admiral on holiday

Sir Robert Walmsley died suddenly from a fall while in America and his children fear there could have been foul play

Glaxo boss at centre of family feud over death of retired vice-admiral

When a respected vice-admiral - and father of the highest-paid woman FTSE boss - was found dead at the bottom of the stairs, police ruled out foul play. But, writes TOM LEONARD, amid a toxic family row, a court had to decide: did he fall, or was he pushed?

The caller to the emergency services in Cape Cod had an unmistakable British accent. 'My husband seems to have fallen down a flight of stairs,' Lady Alexandra Walmsley said.

Questions About a Fatal Fall Tear Apart a Storied British Family

The death of Vice Admiral Robert Walmsley led to a 19-month saga that pitted his children, including the CEO of GlaxoSmithKline, against their stepmother.

Isle of Wight paedophile had hundreds of child abuse photos | Isle of Wight County Press

The 73-year-old from the Isle of Wight admitted three counts of making indecent photographs of a child.

Isle of Wight paedophile caught with child sex abuse images | Isle of Wight County Press

The 73-year-old admitted three counts of making indecent photographs of a child, on the Isle of Wight, between December 3, 2020, and August 28, 2022.

Point to Point racing a family affair for man who has designed course at Askham Bryan College in York

Sue Wills obituary: Gay rights trailblazer dies

Sue Wills entered Sydney University at a time when rebellion was in the air and spent the rest of her life using her platform to fight for women and gay rights.

Sir Robert Walmsley, MoD procurement chief who deftly handled the cutting-edge Joint Strike Fighter programme – obituary

In 1962 he coxed the winning Cambridge crew: ‘Sitting at the start of the boat race was far scarier than anything else I ever did’