Article: 'WORK CLOTHES KILLED MY MUM'.

A DAUGHTER who claims her mother died from an asbestos-related disease after washing contaminated overalls, has launched a battle for [pounds sterling]100,000 compensation.

Alice Watt died aged 77 from an asbestos-related malignant mesothelioma - cancer of the tissues surrounding her abdomen or lungs.

It is alleged she developed it after shaking out her husband's asbestos-covered overalls when he returned from work as a shipbuilder.

Now Mrs Watt's daughter Julie Watt, of Brunswick Road, Town End Farm, is suing her father's employers, Appledore Shipbuilders, of Dorchester in Dorset, who she blames for her mother's death.

Mrs Watt died on ...

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