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killing' of his wife who was dying of blood cancer has pleaded to be let out of jail to put flowers on her grave.David Hunter allegedly smothered the face of his wife Janice with a pillow and failed to kill himself, saying that he and Janice had a "suicide pact".The 75-year-old, of Ashington in Northumberland, is facing a life sentence if found guilty of the pre-meditated murder of Janice, who had terminal blood cancer. Speaking from Nicosia Central Prison in Cyprus, David also revealed how police would not let him watch Janice’s funeral procession, the Mirror reported.Former mining colleagues Barry Kent and Kevin Barnfather visited him there last week, when his trial was adjourned until September.Barry told the Mirror: “When we talked about what he’ll do when – not if – he gets out, he said, ‘I’m doing nothing before I go and see Janice and put flowers on her grave’.“He tried to kill himself and was obviously in an incredibly bad way.“But he is is adamant he’s going to fight for a not guilty verdict.

Neil Lennon has could be set to to raid Celtic as he targets a move for Ismaila Soro, according to multiple reports in Cyprus

Celtic boss Neil Lennon was sent off for a foul-mouthed outburst during the Cypriot Cup final before his Omonia Nicosia won the trophy on penalties on Wednesday.The fiery-haired Northern Irishman took sarcastic clapping to fabulous new heights after being shown a yellow card for dissent in the dying seconds of extra-time by racing towards the referee and rapidly smacking his palms together like he was trying to kill a thousand tiny moths.Needless to say a second yellow followed, which did nothing to calm Lennon, who had to be physically held back by the fourth official and members of his coaching staff as he continued to scream obscenities at the ref.Understandably, social media immediately lapped up Lennon's remarkable outburst."Absolutely no chance that anyone has sarcastically clapped better than this, ever," one fan tweeted."Oh never change, Neil," posted another, while a third wrote: "Love it when Neil Lennon goes full Mike Bassett."Should sarcastic clapping be a bookable offence? Let us know what you think in the comments section.Lennon was allowed back onto the pitch for the celebrations following Omonia's dramatic 5-4 victory in the shootout, with the 50-year-old securing his first trophy since winning the treble with Celtic two years ago, and securing Omonia's place in the Europa League next season too.Lennon's side had battled furiously for the entire game having been reduced to 10 men after just five minutes, and he finally lost his cool after what he perceived to be poor officiating all evening.On Thursday, the Cypriot FA announced that the Briton had been fined for ill-discipline, though it was for an outburst during a match last week against PAEEK Kyrenia, rather than for his moment of madness during the

Former Celtic boss Neil Lennon is facing a mammoth touchline ban over the angry scenes that marred his side's unlikely Cypriot Cup win.

Neil Lennon is on the brink of his first trophy since leaving Celtic after his Omonia Nicosia team advanced to the Cypriot Cup Final.

Anna Franklin “Utama,” the debut feature from Bolivian filmmaker Alejandro Loayza Grisi, won best film in the Glocal Images International Competition section of Cyprus Film Days Intl. Film Festival, according to online news service Film New Europe.

Neil Lennon has paid Omonia Nicosia fans the highest compliment he could muster after guiding Omonia Nicosia to the Cypriot Cup semi-finals – insisting it sounded like a Celtic Park European night.

Neil Lennon hopes the passage of time will be kind to the perception of Celtic legacy.

Defiant Neil Lennon reckons the end of his Celtic spell means he is more than ready for life at Omonia Nicosia.

Former Celtic manager Neil Lennon was denied a winning start in Cyprus after his Omonoia Nicosia side conceded a 92nd minute leveller during a 2-2 draw with Doxa.

Neil Lennon says he was heavily tempted to take former captain Scott Brown to Cyprus in his new role as Omonia Nicosia boss.

Determined Neil Lennon says he's not hungry for success at Omonia Nicosia - he's starving.

Covid, according to a new study. Experts at the University of Nicosia say that they have found a correlation between the pollen concentration and virus infection rates.