An inquest into the death has been opened

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering a Doncaster woman who died in Greece earlier this year, an inquest opening has heard.

Jacqueline Causton was found unresponsive at her villa on the island of Zakynthos on 14 May, Doncaster Coroner's Court heard.

She was taken to a local hospital on the island, also known as Zante, but later pronounced dead and her body was subsequently repatriated, the BBC reports.

The court was told that a man had been arrested on 12 June on suspicion of murder, before being bailed and then re-arrested last weekend when "fresh evidence" emerged.

It is understood the 69-year-old supsect was arrested in Worcestershire.

The hearing was not told how the 66-year-old, from Bawtry may have died.

Her funeral took place at Rose Hill Crematorium in June.

Paying tribute, one friend said: “A beautiful friend and a light in this world.

“Life was not always easy for you, but through all the ups and downs your love for your family, friends, and those around you never faded.

“You brought laughter, kindness, and unforgettable memories to so many lives.

“Your legacy of love will remain in the hearts of all who knew you.

“Gone home too soon, my dear friend and bestie. Thank you for the precious memories and for all the joy we shared.”