Curtis Robb, a former British Olympic middle-distance runner who later became a surgeon, is accused of harming his wife over an extended period. The reports state that Robb, 53, competed in the 800 metres at the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games and again at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics. According to the allegations described, he intentionally suffocates his wife and is also accused of controlling behaviour. The claims are described as spanning about eight years. The Daily Mail reports Robb’s background as both an Olympic athlete and a practising surgeon, and frames the accusations around two main themes: intentional suffocation and controlling conduct. The information presented focuses on the allegations themselves rather than providing further detail on the case’s procedural status or evidence. The accounts therefore centre on who Robb is and what he is accused of, noting the duration of the alleged behaviour.