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Man, 73, who cut wife's throat in suicide pact cleared of murder | Greater Manchester - Vimarsana News

Man, 73, who cut wife's throat in suicide pact cleared of murder | Greater Manchester

Graham Mansfield from Greater Manchester guilty of manslaughter over death of Dyanne Mansfield, 71

Man who cut wife's throat walks free from court after brother-in-law said he'd 'suffered more than enough' - Vimarsana News

Man who cut wife's throat walks free from court after brother-in-law said he'd 'suffered more than enough'

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Graham Mansfield: Hale man cleared of terminally ill wife's murder - Vimarsana News

Graham Mansfield: Hale man cleared of terminally ill wife's murder

Graham Mansfield, 73, is handed a suspended sentence after killing his wife in a failed suicide pact.

Source: bbc.com
Storm Christoph: Weaverham residents 'shocked' as flood relief grant denied - Vimarsana News

Storm Christoph: Weaverham residents 'shocked' as flood relief grant denied

BBC News Published image captionPeter Higson's house in Weaverham was inundated with water in January Residents of a Cheshire village deluged by the recent Storm Christoph say they are "shocked" they will not receive relief grants for their damaged homes. But it has emerged homes in the area do not qualify for grants of up to £5,000. A government spokeswoman said it had considered "severity, duration and impact". Peter Higson's home was among the 31 houses affected in Weaverham and Acton Bridge. 'Slap in the face' Describing the ordeal, he said: "You just put things as high as you can. Put ...

Source: bbc.co.uk