A woman is found guilty of manslaughter over the killing of her ex-husband in a sulphuric acid attack in Plymouth. The case centers on an incident at the man’s home, where Danny Cahalane suffered catastrophic injuries after being attacked with acid. BBC News reports that he was seriously hurt and later died, while the Daily Record describes the trial proceedings and verdict. The reporting from both outlets focuses on the outcome of the case, with the woman convicted in connection with the attack and subsequent death of Cahalane. The articles do not provide detailed background on the relationship between the two parties, the sequence of events leading up to the attack, or the specific court reasoning beyond the verdict. No information is provided in the supplied excerpts about sentencing, appeals, or whether any other charges were considered. The case is treated as a significant violent offence involving corrosive liquid, with the jury’s decision delivered following the trial in Plymouth.