A convicted killer who turned up at Cheryl Tweedy's home for a fourth time has been jailed.

Daniel Bannister, 50, was sentenced to 12 months after admitting a single charge of breaching a restraining order.

He was also given a new restraining order, which warns him against contacting the former Girls Aloud singer.

"You are causing her anxiety," Judge Alan Blake told him.

"She does not wish any contact with you. You have shown defiance to the court order. You need to draw a line under that behaviour."

Bannister turned up at Tweedy's rural home for the fourth time on 19 June .

Reading Crown Court heard he arrived in a taxi just before 10pm and rang the intercom twice before peering over the gate.

Bannister believed the singer had invited him to her home over Microsoft Teams, the c

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