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A mother who starved her seven-year-old daughter to death has been cleared of her murder and has had her plea of guilty to manslaughter accepted.A mother who starved her seven-year-old daughter to death has been cleared of her murder and has had her plea of guilty to manslaughter accepted.
Prosecutors accepted Angela Gordon's defence of diminished responsibility over the death of Khyra Ishaq.Prosecutors accepted Angela Gordon's defence of diminished responsibility over the death of Khyra Ishaq.
Gordon's partner Junaid Abuhamza had a manslaughter plea accepted following a report on his mental health.Gordon's partner Junaid Abuhamza had a manslaughter plea accepted following a report on his mental health.
Khyra was found severely emaciated at a house in Handsworth, Birmingham, in 2008 and died in hospital.Khyra was found severely emaciated at a house in Handsworth, Birmingham, in 2008 and died in hospital.
Denied food
Birmingham Crown Court heard medical professionals treating Khyra found her condition was "outside of their experience".Birmingham Crown Court heard medical professionals treating Khyra found her condition was "outside of their experience".
Gordon has also admitted five charges of child cruelty relating to other children in her care. Khyra Ishaq's father on her mother and stepfather: "They deserve everything they get"
Khyra and five other children under the couple's care and control had been denied food, the court heard.
Gordon has also admitted five charges of child cruelty relating to the other children.
Abuhamza's guilty plea to Khyra's manslaughter but not guilty to murder was accepted earlier this month.
He was found guilty of that charge by the jury after direction from the judge, Mr Justice Roderick Evans.
Abuhamza had told the court he was brutally abused as a child and witnessed his father beating his younger sister to death when he was five years old.