Caroline Flack's mum tearful as she states daughter 'was not an abuser'

Caroline Flack was being “harassed by an ex-partner” as she went through the court ­ordeal that triggered her suicide.The mystery stalker’s behaviour contributed to the Love Island star’s stress and anxiety in the run-up to her death, according to a psychiatrist who examined her.The Crown Prosecution Service was told about it in a medical report two months before she died as lawyers fought to get her assault case thrown out.A psychiatrist warned that the harassment risked heightening the deterioration in her mental health.But prosecutors ruled the allegation had no bearing on their case against her for assaulting lover Lewis Burton.A prosecuting lawyer said it was a separate crime and recommended the star reported it to police.Caroline, 40,

A coroner has ruled regarding the cause of Caroline Flack‘s suicide.

Caroline Flack's drunken lover dialled 999 to report her for assault after telling her: "You’re f***ed", the inquest heard yesterday.Tennis star and model Lewis Burton, 28, had been "drinking all day" before the bust-up.While he was asleep in bed Caroline went through his phone and discovered he had been texting another woman, it was said.First she tapped him on the legs to wake him then "whacked" him with her mobile phone – causing a cut which bled "profusely".According to a police report Lewis – who knew her fear of bad publicity – told her she was "f***ed" then called officers.When police arrived Lewis, who was in boxer shorts, said he had been suddenly woken by Caroline hitting him on the head using an object "with some force".During

Caroline Flack’s mother has tragically said that her daughter was an “easy target for cruel people” following the inquest into her death. A coroner ruled today that the former Love Island presenter had taken her own life after being told she would be prosecuted for an alleged assault on her boyfriend, Lewis Burton.

Caroline Flack‘s friends and family are re-living her tragic last days right now as part of a London coroner’s court’s inquest into her death.

Tragic details about the days leading up to Love Island host Caroline Flack‘s death have been revealed.

Caroline Flack’s mother confronted a police officer who called for her daughter to be prosecuted over the alleged assault of her boyfriend, Lewis Burton. During today’s inquest into the death of the former Love Island presenter, a coroner gave the verdict of suicide and said she had “no doubt” that Caroline intended to take her own life.

Caroline Flack's death has been ruled a suicide following an inquest in London today.

Lewis Burton told Caroline Flack "you're f****d" before dialling 999 on the night she was arrested on suspicion of assaulting him, a court heard today.

death has been ruled a suicide following a two-day inquest.The Love Island host, 40, was found hanged at her Stoke Newington, North London, home on February 15 this year.She died just a day after learning the CPS was going ahead with her trial on a charge of assault by beating stemming from an alleged bust-up with boyfriend Lewis Burton in December 2019.An inquest resumed at Poplar Coroner’s Court in London this morning for a second day before Senior Coroner Mary Hassell, with her family London today attending via video link.At the end of today's hearing, the coroner ruled Caroline's death was suicide.She told the court: "The key decision for me to make is whether Caroline took her own life.“I have to be satisfied she acted in a way so as

Caroline Flack’s mum told a police officer that the Love Island host took her own life because of an appeal on assault charges.The 40-year-old died by suicide in February, months after she was arrested on suspicion of assault, following an incident with boyfriend Lewis Burton.Concluding an inquest into her death, a coroner ruled that her death was a suicide.Prosecutors initially decided to issue her with a caution, before DI Lauren Bateman applied for a formal charge instead.Appearing at the inquest today, DI Bateman was questioned over the decision to charge the late star with assault.When she insisted that she would not do anything differently, Chris Flack hit out at her actions.Appearing via videolink, she shook her head at Bateman’s

TV star to be prosecuted, telling her: “I just think you should be disgusted with yourself.” The Love Island host, 40, was found dead at her Stoke Newington, north London, home on February 15 this year after learning her trial over the alleged attack on boyfriend Lewis Burton was going ahead. An inquest into her death resumed at Poplar Coroner’s Court in London this morning for a second day before Senior Coroner Mary Hassell, with Caroline's family attending via video link.

A lawyer for the CPS said pursuing Caroline Flack 's assault case prior to her suicide was not "in the public interest", a court head today.

The mother of television star Caroline Flack has accused a senior police officer of prosecuting her daughter because of her celebrity status.

Caroline Flack’s inquest resumed today, Thursday 6 August, six months after the 40 year old star took her own life.The inquest at Poplar Coroner’s Court in London resumed before Senior Coroner Mary Hassell, with Caroline's family attending via video link. It heard that Caroline told officers she “whacked” boyfriend Lewis Burton but didn't mean to cause him harm. She told officer at the scene: "I did it.

Caroline Flack's mother Christine ripped into police over their treatment of the star at her inquest today.The 40-year-old former Love Island presenter was found hanged at her home in Stoke Newington, north-east London, on February 15.During the inquest today, Caroline's mum Christine says her daughter was taken from the crime scene, leaving boyfriend Lewis Burton to remain in her home.She told DI Bateman: "You took her away, he was allowed to take pictures of the blood of Caroline."You didn't investigate it."If it had been... an ordinary person, you wouldn't have prosecuted."I see domestic abuse and I just think you should be disgusted with yourself.

Caroline Flack 's mum told a police officer the star "killed herself" because of the assault case and declared "You should be disgusted with yourself" during questioning at the inquest into the TV star's death.

Caroline Flack’s death has continued today at Poplar Coroner’s Court, in which it was revealed the Love Island host begged for an assault case against her to be dropped. The hearing resumed yesterday after lengthy delay, with the court hearing of a note she left for boyfriend Lewis Burton, before she died at her home on February 15, aged 40.She had been arrested on suspicion of assault on December 13, 2019, following an incident with Lewis the previous day.Her mum, Chris, has since shared a statement in which she claimed her daughter was ‘let down by authorities’ for pursuing the case – which was read out in court yesterday.Beginning today’s hearing, Coroner Mary Hassell returned to the note Caroline placed on an open magazine at her home

Caroline Flack was found "naked and covered in blood" by police on the night she was arrested on suspicion of assaulting her boyfriend Lewis Burton last year.

Caroline Flack resumed today.The 40-year-old former Love Island and X Factor star was found hanged at her home in Stoke Newington, north-east London, on February 15.The contents of Caroline heartbreaking note to Lewis Burton was unveiled today.

The assault case against Caroline Flack was going to be dealt with as a caution until police appealed the prosecutor's decision, an inquest heard today.