'These are not lives without consequence' - Abuse charity says more should be done to protect women

Women's Aid say that six women have been killed this year in domestic violence incidents.

A domestic abuse charity has said more supports were needed for those who are vulnerable to domestic violence.

Adding that six women had been killed this year in domestic violence incidents, Women's Aid CEO Sarah Benson said: "Thankfully we are at least having a somewhat more open conversation about it.