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Ben Cohen's mother-in-law harassment case dropped Ben Cohen's mother-in-law harassment case dropped
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Harassment charges brought against the mother-in-law of ex-England rugby union player and Strictly Come Dancing star Ben Cohen have been dropped.Harassment charges brought against the mother-in-law of ex-England rugby union player and Strictly Come Dancing star Ben Cohen have been dropped.
The charges against Felicity Bassouls, 67, of the Scottish Highlands, followed the separation of the ex-Northampton Saints player from her daughter.The charges against Felicity Bassouls, 67, of the Scottish Highlands, followed the separation of the ex-Northampton Saints player from her daughter.
The case had been poised to go to trial in Corby in August.The case had been poised to go to trial in Corby in August.
But the Crown Prosecution Service said it had discontinued the case following a review by one of its senior lawyers.But the Crown Prosecution Service said it had discontinued the case following a review by one of its senior lawyers.
A spokesman for the service said: "The evidence was reviewed in detail in accordance with our code but was found to be insufficient for a criminal prosecution."A spokesman for the service said: "The evidence was reviewed in detail in accordance with our code but was found to be insufficient for a criminal prosecution."
Mr Cohen and Mrs Bassouls have been informed, the spokesman said. Mr Cohen, who won the Rugby World Cup with England in 2003, and Mrs Bassouls have been informed, the spokesman said.