the body of his fiancee, the author helen bailey, was discovered in a cesspit.xamine diane stewart's death here in bassingbourne. ian stewart said that he went to the supermarket, and when he returned to the family home here, he said he found his wife had collapsed in the garden. tell me exactly what's happened. my wife has had a fit. ithink... she is in the garden. in this 999 call, he describes finding his wife not breathing and unresponsive. he's told to try and resuscitate her. one, two... is that fast enough? diane stewart took regular medication for epilepsy and hadn't had a fit for nearly 20 years. her body was cremated, but she donated her brain to medical research. years later, that brain tissue would become crucial evidence in this trial, with some scientists suggesting her death was caused by a prolonged restriction of her breathing from an outside source. without that, we wouldn't have been able to secure a conviction and, yes, i was very pleased that we were able to take that away and do further examination. in police interviews, ian stewart refused

the body of his fiancee, the author helen bailey, was discovered in a cesspit.ne diane stewart's death here in bassingbourne. ian stewart said that he went to the supermarket and when he returned to the family home here, he said he found his wife had collapsed in the garden. tell me exactly what's happened. my wife has had a fit. ithink... in this 999 call, he describes finding his wife not breathing and unresponsive. he's told to try and resuscitate her. one, two... diane stewart took regular medication for epilepsy and hadn't had a fit for nearly 20 years. her body was cremated but she donated her brain to medical research. years later, that brain tissue would become crucial evidence in this trial, with some scientists suggesting her death was caused by prolonged restriction of her breathing from an outside source. without that, we wouldn't have been able to secure a conviction and, yes, i was very pleased that we were able to take that away and do further examination. in police interviews, ian stewart refused to answer any questions about his wife's death. th

the body of his fiancee, the author helen bailey, was discovered in a cesspit.rne. ian stewart said that he went to the supermarket and when he returned to the family home here, he said he found his wife had collapsed in the garden. tell me exactly what's happened. my wife's had a fit. ithink... she's in the garden. in this 999 call, he describes finding his wife not breathing and unresponsive. he's told to try and resuscitate her. one, two... is that fast enough? diane stewart took regular medication for epilepsy and hadn't had a fit for nearly 20 years. her body was cremated, but she donated her brain to medical research. years later, that brain tissue would become crucial evidence in this trial, with some scientists suggesting her death was caused by prolonged restriction of her breathing from an outside source. without that, we wouldn't have been able to secure a conviction, and, yes, i was very pleased that we were able to take that away and do further examination. in police interviews, ian stewart refused to answer any questions about his wife's death. the

ian stewart murdered his fiancee helen bailey and dumped her body in a cesspit.nd fooled medical professionals by suggesting she died by epileptic fit. ian stewart said he went to the supermarket and when he returned to the family home here, said he found his wife had collapsed in the garden. tell me what has happened? my wife's had a fit, i think... she's in the garden. in this 999 call, he describes finding his wife unresponsive and not breathing. he is told to try and resuscitate her. he said he was trying to save her. the court heard stewart inherited £96,000 from his wife's bank accounts and life insurance. although she took regular medication and hadn't had a fit for years, her death was recorded as sudden, unexplained death in epilepsy. diane stewart's body was cremated, but she donated her brain to medical research. years later, that brain tissue would become crucial evidence in this trial, with some scientists suggesting her death was most likely caused by a prolonged restriction of her breathing from an outside source. without that, we would not have be

a couple of years after i diane's death, stuart met the author helen bailey.n done to find out what happened to her then _ been done to find out what happened to her then my friend helen would still be _ to her then my friend helen would still be here. ian to her then my friend helen would still be here.— to her then my friend helen would still be here. ian stewart has been described as _ still be here. ian stewart has been described as manipulating, - described as manipulating, controlling and a narcissist, a man we now know is a danger to women he formed relationships with. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan. hello. some glorious sunshine across the uk this wednesday afternoon, but quite a chilly feel to proceedings for the majority as arctic air continues to seep its way southwards. we've still got a weather front hanging on to the south of the uk helping to keep the temperatures up a little more here, though. elsewhere, this area of low pressure swinging towards scotland looks like it could be particularly troublesome towards the end of the