By James Tozer Malcolm Layfield said his position was 'untenable' and said last week he 'deeply regrets' his behaviour A top classical music professor whose affairs with pupils sparked the sex scandal engulfing world-famous Chetham’s School of Music quit yesterday. Malcolm Layfield, who was head of strings at the Royal Northern College of Music, was accused by Frances Andrade of preying on students. He said he had resigned from the Manchester-based college as his position was ‘untenable’. Mrs Andrade committed suicide during the trial of Mr Layfield’s former colleague at Chetham’s, Michael Brewer, who indecently assaulted her as a schoolgirl. But the court heard that it was her fury at Mr Layfield’s appointment to one of classical music’s most eminent posts that first made her determined to expose Brewer’s crimes.

He took sick leave from his post following the conviction of

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- Andrade and his ex-wife, both 68, for indecently assaulting Mrs Andrade.
- Brewer and his ex-wife, both 68, for indecently assaulting Mrs Andrade.
- Chetham and his ex-wife, both 68, for indecently assaulting Mrs Andrade.
- Chetham's School of Music and his ex-wife, both 68, for indecently assaulting Mrs Andrade.
- Chetham’s School of Music and his ex-wife, both 68, for indecently assaulting Mrs Andrade.
- Frances Andrade and his ex-wife, both 68, for indecently assaulting Mrs Andrade.
- James Tozer and his ex-wife, both 68, for indecently assaulting Mrs Andrade.
- Layfield and his ex-wife, both 68, for indecently assaulting Mrs Andrade.
- Malcolm Layfield and his ex-wife, both 68, for indecently assaulting Mrs Andrade.
- Manchester and his ex-wife, both 68, for indecently assaulting Mrs Andrade.
- Michael Brewer and his ex-wife, both 68, for indecently assaulting Mrs Andrade.
- Royal Northern College of Music and his ex-wife, both 68, for indecently assaulting Mrs Andrade.
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Brewer and his ex-wife, both 68, for indecently assaulting Mrs Andrade.


(CNN)  -- World No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki has progressed to the last 16 at Indian Wells after beating Spain's Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez for the first time. After losing to 29th-ranked Martinez Sanchez in their three previous encounters, the Dane needed just 71 minutes to close out a 6-1 6-3 win on Monday. "She's a very different player; you don't get any rhythm against her," Wozniacki told the official WTA website. "It was very important to keep the pressure but not force it too much." The 20-year-old's next opponent at the Californian hard-court tournament will be world No. 24 Alisa Kleybanova, who upset 15th-ranked Italian Flavia Pennetta 6-3 6-4.



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- Agnieszka Radwanska became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.
- Alisa Kleybanova became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.
- CNN became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.
- Californian became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.
- Caroline Wozniacki became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.
- Dane became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.
- Dinara Safina became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.
- Flavia Pennetta became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.
- Indian became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.
- Indian Wells became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.
- Italian became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.
- Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.
- Maria Sharapova became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.
- Martinez Sanchez became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.
- Nadia Petrova became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.
- Russian became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.
- Spain became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.
- Victoria Azarenka became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.
- WTA became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.
- Wells became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.
- Wozniacki became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.
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Nadia Petrova became the fourth Russian woman to progress, after the world No.


By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:33 EST, 17 November 2013 | UPDATED: 15:24 EST, 17 November 2013 A political novice who enjoyed the public backing of Phil Robertson from the popular TV show Duck Dynasty was elected to Louisiana's state congress on Saturday night. Vance McAllister, who largely self-funded his campaign, beat establishment candidate Neil Riser, a state senator and Tea Party favorite, in the runoff election for the vacant 5th District seat. Both men are Republicans, but while Riser stuck rigidly to anti-Obama rhetoric, McAllister ran as a more measured pragmatist, who criticized Washington gridlock and hyper-partisanship, particularly over the President’s health care law.

Vance McAllister, left, said Republicans should show the President more respect and criticized his

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- Associated Press-favored rival Sen. Neil Riser, right, of pandering in an attempt to win votes
- Daily Mail Reporter-favored rival Sen. Neil Riser, right, of pandering in an attempt to win votes
- District-favored rival Sen. Neil Riser, right, of pandering in an attempt to win votes
- Duck Dynasty-favored rival Sen. Neil Riser, right, of pandering in an attempt to win votes
- House Republicans-favored rival Sen. Neil Riser, right, of pandering in an attempt to win votes
- Louisiana-favored rival Sen. Neil Riser, right, of pandering in an attempt to win votes
- McAllister-favored rival Sen. Neil Riser, right, of pandering in an attempt to win votes
- Neil Riser-favored rival Sen. Neil Riser, right, of pandering in an attempt to win votes
- Obama-favored rival Sen. Neil Riser, right, of pandering in an attempt to win votes
- Phil Robertson-favored rival Sen. Neil Riser, right, of pandering in an attempt to win votes
- Republican-favored rival Sen. Neil Riser, right, of pandering in an attempt to win votes
- Republicans-favored rival Sen. Neil Riser, right, of pandering in an attempt to win votes
- Riser-favored rival Sen. Neil Riser, right, of pandering in an attempt to win votes
- Tea Party-favored rival Sen. Neil Riser, right, of pandering in an attempt to win votes
- Vance McAllister-favored rival Sen. Neil Riser, right, of pandering in an attempt to win votes
- Washington-favored rival Sen. Neil Riser, right, of pandering in an attempt to win votes
- anti-Obama-favored rival Sen. Neil Riser, right, of pandering in an attempt to win votes
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Tea Party-favored rival Sen. Neil Riser, right, of pandering in an attempt to win votes