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Question: Luke Jones, of Milford Haven, attacked Natasha Bradbury at her Haverfordwest flat, in Pembrokeshire, in February.
Swansea Crown Court heard she died from blunt force injuries, including cracked ribs, neck, brain and heart injuries.
Jones, 33, had denied murder, claiming she was injured in a fall as they argued.
In the days before the killing, the pair's relationship deteriorated when Miss Bradbury asked Jones if she could stay at a friend's house instead of seeing him.
The prosecution said he then beat her to death after finding out she had been with another man after they split up.
On the night she died, neighbour Timothy Down said he became concerned about noises coming from her flat.
He told the court he was woken by the sound of "serious, heavy banging" coming from her home and he hung his phone out of the window to try to record the noise.
He did not report the matter to police because he called his father who advised him not to get involved.
After his arrest, Jones claimed Miss Bradbury's injuries were caused by a fall after she attacked him.
Giving evidence in his defence, Jones said: "She jumped at me, she lunged at me going for my face. I grabbed her head. She went to headbutt me. I grabbed her by the throat and pushed her back.
"I kicked her in the body. She went over the coffee table and landed on two wooden cabinets."
He said "there was blood everywhere" and, after he returned from the bathroom, "Natasha never moved".
Sentencing him to life, with a minimum 17-year term, Judge Keith Thomas said Jones had carried out a "brutal, sustained and severe attack".
Speaking after the hearing, Miss Bradbury's family said they were heartbroken by her death and her nine-year-old son had had his childhood ruined.
Det Ch Insp Stephen Hughes, of Dyfed-Powys Police, said the conviction will be "of little comfort" to Miss Bradbury's family.
"But I hope the conviction will in some way help them to come to terms with the horrifying events with the knowledge that the offender has been brought to justice," he added.

Answer: A jealous and possessive man who murdered his ex-girlfriend in a rage over her seeing someone else has been jailed for 17 years.


Question: The flat-pack specialist said profit in its 2013 financial year rose 3.1% to 3.3bn euros (Â£2.7bn), helped by strong growth in China, Russia and the US.
Global sales totalled 27.9bn euros, and the retailer repeated its aim to to make 50bn euros in sales by 2020.
"Consumer spending is improving," said Ikea president Peter Agnefjall.
Mr Agnefjall said sales in southern Europe, which is still suffering from the impact of the financial crisis, were now "showing good signs of activity".
"Europe in general is starting to recover," he added.
Ikea said large, emerging market countries were important sources for future growth.
The chain opened five new stores last year, two of which were in China.
It said it is now looking for the right location for its first Indian store.
The privately owned firm, known for its huge warehouse-like stores, now has 303 outlets globally.

Answer: Ikea, the world's largest furniture chain, made a record profit last year, increasing market share in almost all the countries it operates in.


Question: Cats and dogs taken on flights within Australia can now earn loyalty points for their owners.
When enough points are collected, the owners can spend them on in-flight treats.
Unfortunately for the moggies and doggies, they'll have to stay in the animal carrier on the plane.

Answer:
An Australian airline has launched a new reward scheme especially for passengers with four legs!


