Former jockey Levi Williams, 27, is sentenced to jail after a court finds him guilty of manslaughter following an incident involving a pensioner outside a pub. Multiple reports describe how Williams punched the pensioner, who then fell to the ground and struck his head. The judge states that Williams “could have just trotted away,” indicating the court considers the situation avoidable. The sentencing reflects the court’s view of the seriousness of the assault and the resulting fatal injuries. Both outlets report that the prosecution’s case is that the pensioner’s death was linked to the punch, through the fall and head impact. Williams is therefore jailed for manslaughter rather than a more general assault-related charge. The reports focus on the judge’s remarks during sentencing and the circumstances leading to the pensioner’s fall and subsequent head injury. Further details on the length of the sentence and the timing of the offence are not provided in the supplied summaries.