Ched Evans 'marries partner' who stood by him during 'miscarriage of justice rape trial'

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READ MORE: Ched Evans accepts almost £1 million from lawyers who represented himEvans served two-and-a-half years behind bars, where he worked as a painter and decorator, and once released the Criminal Cases Review Commission announced it was reviewing his conviction.Eighteen months later, a retrial was ordered and the former Wales international was acquitted of all charges.A source told The Sun: "Natasha has stood by Ched through thick and thin and their wedding day showed that they have firmly put the past behind them.

The couple couldn’t wipe the smile off their faces as they said ‘I Do’ in front of their closest family and friends."Evans later accepted an out-of-court settlement of around £800,000 with his original lawyers who defended him in his first rape trial.Prior to his acquittal, a move back to former club Sheffield United was scuppered after 150,000 people signed a petition urging the club not to sign him, while Olympic athlete Jessica Ennis-Hill demanded her name be removed from a stand at Bramall Lane should the Blades complete the move.