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Husband admits stabbing wife

Natalie Walker
Natalie Walker

Natalie, in blue, with friends

by Paul Hooper

A Broadstairs man this morning appeared in court and admitted killing his wife.

Gary Walker, 41, denied a charge of murder but pleaded guilty to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility.

Natalie Walker, 34, died on March 5 from stab wounds after being taken to the Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother Hospital in Margate.

Walker, 41, from Grant Close, Broadstairs appeared at Canterbury Crown Court today in a black striped training top.

He was flanked in the dock by two nurses during the 10 minute hearing.

Prosecutor Oliver Saxby said the Crown Prosecution Service were seeking a report from an eminent psychiatrist before deciding if the case should go to a trial.

Walker was remanded in custody until the next hearing in October.

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