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Trial of Fergie's ex-aide halted as accused breaks down

The murder trial of ex-royal aide Jane Andrews has been halted after she broke down as she was asked questions about being sexually abused as a child.

Trial of Fergie's ex-aide halted as accused breaks down

Thu, 03 May, 2001 - 14:34

The murder trial of ex-royal aide Jane Andrews has been halted after she broke down as she was asked questions about being sexually abused as a child.

Andrews asked for an adjournment after Bruce Houlder QC, prosecuting, asked her what type of sexual abuse she had suffered.

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