A Hereford man will be sentenced later after being found guilty of murder.
41-year-old Jason Nellist murdered Julie Clark at her home in Highmore Street in January this year.
A post-mortem examination revealed the 59-year-old woman died from stab wounds.
Mr Nellis did not enter a plea yesterday due to mental health issues.
He will be sentenced today.
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Assurances given over council overspend
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Man prosecuted for working unlicensed as a school security guard
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