1.   The prosecution had claimed that the furniture factory boss resolved to kill his second wife Helen when she walked out on him.

2.   The prosecution claimed in its opening address that one of the men accused of the killing had broken down in front of his wife and confessed to the murder.

3.   The prosecution claims that if the defendants had succeeded in their plot, they would have netted more than a hundred and thirty eight thousand pounds.

4.   The prosecution claims that Westmore James got into a row with the cousin, and stabbed him in the neck on the steps of a social security office.

5.   The prosecution claimed he held her leg and swung her against a wall.

6.   The prosecution claims this is money from the post office robbery.

7.   The prosecution claims the money came from an armed robbery by four masked men at a sub post office in Berkshire.

8.   The prosecution had claimed police kept watch for Powney after receiving a report he was regularly using the van.

9.   The prosecution claims these were inflicted by Mrs Chandler as she fought back.