Royal aide 'was suffering moderate depression'

Former royal aide Jane Andrews was suffering from depression when she killed her lover, the Old Bailey has heard.

Former royal aide Jane Andrews was suffering from depression when she killed her lover, the Old Bailey has heard.

Psychiatrist Dr Trevor Turner, who was called by the defence, said in his view Andrews's judgement had been "significantly impaired" when Tommy Cressman was stabbed to death.

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