Wells-Burr murder sentences could be shortened
Three people jailed for life for the murder of Catherine Wells-Burr from Somerset could see their sentences reduced.
Catherine Wells-Burr: Two remanded in custody
A man and woman have appeared at Bristol Crown court accused of being involved in the murder of a woman from Somerset.
The body of Catherine Wells-Burr from Chard was found in a burning car at Ashill near Ilminster last month. 31-year-old Rafal Nowak and 32-year-old Anna Julia Lagwinowicz have both been charged with conspiracy to murder.
They've been remanded in custody. A trial date has been provisionally set for April next year. A 38 year old man remains on police bail..
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Killers could serve less time than their sentence
The family of Catherine Wells-Burr has written to the Prime Minister after hearing her killers could end up serving a shorter sentence.
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Alleged killer comforted by Catherine's parents
The parents of Catherine Wells-Burr have described how they comforted her alleged killer - as her burned corpse lay in a nearby field.