McCullum & Key should go in 'complete clearout' - Vaughan

BBC News Monday 29 June 2026, 20:06 UTC 1 min read

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Former captain Michael Vaughan says England coach Brendon McCullum and Rob Key should resign as part of a "complete clear-out" following the retirement of Ben Stokes.

McCullum & Key (ORG) Michael Vaughan (PERSON) England (LOCATION) Brendon McCullum (PERSON) Rob Key (PERSON) Ben Stokes (PERSON)

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Murderers who kill partners at home face extra 10 years in prison The government is seeking to close a significant sentencing gap - Bookmark Murderers who kill a partner or ex-partner in their home could face an additional 10 years in prison as the government seeks to close a significant sentencing gap. Currently, most domestic murders occurring at home, often with a weapon already present, have a 15-year sentencing starting point.

The Independent UK 8m ago

Domestic killers to face extra 10 years in jail after mums plead for law change

Domestic killers to face extra 10 years in jail after mums plead for law change Bereaved mums have welcomed David Lammy's announcement that a legal loophole meaning domestic murderers can face 10 years less in prison than other killers Killers who take the lives of their partners or exes face an extra 10 years in prison when an "outdated and misogynistic" sentencing loophole is finally closed. Bereaved mums have voiced their relief after Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy confirmed domestic...

Daily Mirror 8m ago

McCullum & Key should go in 'complete clearout' - Vaughan

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