内容摘要：Sigmon was charged with murder in 2001 after investigators said he killed his ex-girlfriend's parents in their home in Greenville County by alternately beating them with a bat.

Sigmon was charged with murder in 2001 after investigators said he killed his ex-girlfriend's parents in their home in Greenville County by alternately beating them with a bat.

Gilda and David moved into a small flat when they married in 1974 and their daughter Linda was born a few years later, followed by their son Graeme.The pair went on their first holiday seven years later, followed by a second holiday in 1996, when they bought a second-hand caravan to travel around Scotland.

This is in stark contrast to Gilda's own childhood, where any school holidays were spent working on the family dairy farm, and "we brought ourselves up, really".Now she can't imagine fulfilling the boomer stereotype of going on multiple holiday cruises per year, with more than half of cruises populated by over-60s."Going on a cruise would be my worst nightmare, no thank you," she said.

"I went to the Isle of Man on a catamaran and I was seasick twice."She also started getting "funny pains on my arm" on the catamaran, that turned out to be the first signs of a heart attack, so she is "not a fan of boats".

Gilda is also not a fan of how hard her children are having to work to stay financially afloat, and with her son Graeme being a self-employed garage owner, "from time to time we have to help him out".

She said: "My son is such a kind-hearted soul and people take advantage.He said people with concerns should be listened to but added: "We want cheaper electricity, we need cheaper power, we can't pretend that can be done without the need for pylons above the ground.

"Politics is about being honest with people, saying: 'If you want xyz then we are going to have to do the following things'."On illegal migration, Sir Keir said there was a backlog of tens of thousands of asylum seekers waiting to have their claim processed, while the government was paying for their accommodation.

He accused the previous Conservative government of "pretending there's some magical way to wish away that number".He said his government would process the backlog and return those who had no right to be in the UK.