Image copyright Luke and Ryan Hart Image caption Claire Hart was shot with daughter Charlotte days after leaving her husband

Luke Hart could never have foreseen his "controlling" father would kill his mother and sister in July 2016.

Claire Hart, 50, was shot dead outside a swimming pool in Spalding, Lincs, with daughter Charlotte, 19, days after finally moving out of the family house.

Luke and the other surviving brother Ryan say dangers can easily be missed.

They spoke as figures showed more than 113 women in England, Northern Ireland and Wales in 2016 were killed by men - two thirds a current or ex-partner.

The Femicide Census, based on information from police and media reports, found 85 of the 113 women killed by men last year were in their own homes.

There were100 women killed by someone they knew - including 78 by an existing or former partner.

According to the figures, more than three quarters of women who were killed by a former partner died within the first year of separating from them.

'Willing to kill us all'

Lance Hart, 57, shot his wife Claire and daughter Charlotte with an unregistered single-barrel shotgun before turning the weapon on himself.

Claire had left her husband, moving out of the family's home in Moulton four days earlier.

Luke, 28, and his brother Ryan, 27, both engineers, were working abroad at the time of the killings but had helped their mother and sister find a new rented house a few weeks before.

Image copyright Luke and Ryan Hart Image caption Luke with his sister Charlotte

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