Lee Inglis admits stabbing his former partner, Stacey Hogg, to death at her home in Hawick. The reports say he repeatedly stabbed her, including to the head and body, and the killing happened in June.
BBC News and other outlets describe that Inglis had been subject to restrictions following an earlier incident involving Hogg. Evening Standard reports he was under a curfew after a previous attack. Several sources also state that Inglis pleaded guilty to murder, presenting the case as serious domestic violence.
Across the coverage, the main focus is the admission and the circumstances of the attack: Hogg is described as being killed at her home, and the stabbing is characterized as violent and repeated. Outlets differ mainly in wording and emphasis, with some describing the death as a “frenzied” knife attack and others highlighting the fact that Inglis was on curfew at the time, based on the prior incident.
