An inquest hears that a prisoner accused of murdering former Soham killer Ian Huntley may not be fit to stand trial. The report says Huntley, 52, dies after being attacked at HMP Frankland in County Durham in February. He is later taken to the Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle, where he dies nine days after the assault. The inquest also considers issues related to the accused prisoner’s health and ability to participate in legal proceedings. No further details are provided in the supplied excerpts about the alleged method of the attack, the specific charges, or the medical basis for the claim about fitness to stand trial. The coverage focuses on the circumstances surrounding Huntley’s death, the timing of his transfer to hospital, and the legal process that follows the alleged attack.