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'Finally some good news': Relief of court of Appeal judge's widow Lady Lavinia Nourse, 77, as she is found NOT GUILTY of sexually abusing a boy in the 1980s after denying claims as 'completely repulsive' and saying her accuser was 'obviously after money' Lady Lavinia Nourse was married to Sir Martin Nourse, who died in 2017 aged 85  The 77-year-old was this afternoon cleared of abusing a young boy in the 1980s  Series of high profile figures appeared as character witnesses in her defence  

Lady Nourse was today cleared at Peterborough's Nightingale court of 17 historical sex abuse charges She said: 'This has been hanging over me for nearly four years. It is a happy result, finally some good news'  The jury was told of Lady Nourse's enviable married life, including wining and dining high society friends  MailOnline can reveal that a marriage breakdown and monetary problems led to the false allegations 

Lee Devereux died in September after suffering from liver cancer - Credit: Suffolk police The family of a West Suffolk grandfather, who was behind bars after holding up a jewellery store with a fake gun, has thanked prison and medical staff for their 'second to none' care before his death. Lee Devereux passed away in September last year while receiving palliative care at the St Nicholas Hospice in Bury St Edmunds for liver cancer — diagnosed in January 2020. Formerly from Long Melford, he absconded from Hollesley Bay open prison in 2013, but handed himself in a few days later and was ...

Two Eurofighter Typhoon jets were scrambled from RAF Coningsby to intercept the civilian aircraft - Credit: Archant A sonic boom, which was heard as far as Essex, Suffolk and Cambridgshire this afternoon, has been revealed to have been due to a civilian aircraft being intercepted by two RAF jets. The huge boom, which happened around 1pm today, was the noise of two Quick Reaction Alert Typhoon aircraft going supersonic after being scrambled from RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire.  Flight tracking website ADSBexchange.com recorded a Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 reaching a peak speed of over 1,000 k...

Two Eurofighter Typhoon jets were scrambled from RAF Coningsby to intercept the civilian aircraft - Credit: Archant A sonic boom, which was heard as far as Essex, Suffolk and Cambridgshire this afternoon, has been revealed to have been due to a civilian aircraft being intercepted by two RAF jets. The huge boom, which happened around 1pm today, was the noise of two Quick Reaction Alert Typhoon aircraft going supersonic after being scrambled from RAF Coningsby in Lincolnshire.  Flight tracking website ADSBexchange.com recorded a Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 reaching a peak speed of over 1,000 k...