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It's very saddening to see people buying into the recent media hype surrounding charities. The three animal charities cited perform exemplary jobs in society, though I will concede the RSPCA is prone to bizarre litigation - I would put this down to those running the cases than the charity itself.

It is well established law that if a will is effective, the intentions of the deceased must be performed. If the deceased lady in this case wanted to leave all of her money to charities, so be it. It was her money to do with as she pleased. She clearly had good reason not to leave any money to her litigious and bitter daughter and as a result, we are seeing the highest courts in the land making bizarre decisions which do nothing but disrespect the deceased lady.

Her daughter deserves nought!