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Indian-origin woman killed in axe attack, UK court told

LONDON: A 38yearold Indianorigin woman was killed with multiple blows from an axe allegedly by her exbanker husband who was suffering from stress a UK court has been told during an ongoing trial

Updated At : 09:34 PM Sep 29, 2016 IST

London, September 29

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