Pamela Jackson case
A man accused of killing his former partner has been sentenced to 18 years for the manslaughter of Pamela Jackson. The body of Ms Jackson, from Chester-le-Street was found in a shallow grave in West Yorkshire in May.
Man faces moor grave murder trial
The trial of a man accused of murdering a woman from County Durham, whose body was found in a shallow grave on moorland, has begun.
55-year-old Pamela Jackson disappeared from her home in Chester-le-Street in March.
Her body was found 100 miles away on moorland near the M62 in West Yorkshire.
The grandmother's boyfriend Adrian Muir, from Halifax, was charged with her murder before the body was discovered.
He denies murder and has gone on trial today at Newcastle Crown Court.
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Pamela Jackson: The Full Story
The investigation into the disappearance of Pamela Jackson in March became one of the biggest in the history in the Durham Police Force.
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Pamela Jackson trial: Accused 'argued over Botox'
A man accused of murdering Pamela Jackson told her son they rowed about her injecting Botox before she disappeared, a court heard.
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Prosecution begins in Pamela Jackson murder trial
The trial has started of a man accused of murdering County Durham woman Pamela Jackson.