A FORMER Labour minister has called for a five-year prison sentence handed to a Cwmbran man who killed his wife to be reviewed, calling it "unduly lenient" .
Harriet Harman has written to the Attorney General, asking him to refer to the Court of Appeal the five-year prison sentence given to Anthony Williams this week.
Williams strangled his wife Ruth days into the first national lockdown last March.
Ms Harman QC, who served as former Solicitor General for England and Wales and was the UK Government's first minister for women, described the five-year prison sentence as "unduly lenient" and called for a review.