because scarlett is an unreliable interest— because scarlett is an unreliable interest i— because scarletts her based — displayed hostility towards her based on her transgender identity. your explanation is you were just copying _ your explanation is you were just copying language used by friends, including — copying language used by friends, including scarlett, to fit in. throughout the messaging, scarlett almost _ throughout the messaging, scarlett almost always

because scarlett is an unreliable interest— because scarlett is an unreliable interest i— because scarletteliable interest i will not use her evidence that you _ interest i will not use her evidence that you had a problem with gay or transgender people, or will i dwell on the _ transgender people, or will i dwell on the unpleasant messages. but in your messages about brianna, you displayed — your messages about brianna, you displayed hostility towards her based — displayed hostility towards her based on her transgender identity. your explanation is you were just copying _ your explanation is you were just copying language used by friends, including — copying language used by friends, including scarlett, to fit in. throughout the messaging, scarlett almost _ throughout the messaging, scarlett almost always referred to brianna as almost always referred to brianna as a carct— almost always referred to brianna as a carol ahd _ almost always referred to brianna as a carol and used the pronouns she and her— a carol and used the pronouns she and her comments you were not following — and her comme

just as you knew of scarlett's motive as she knew of scarlett's motive as she knew of scarlett's motive as she knew of yours . although i cannot knew of yours. although i cannot go so far as to say she used your trans phobic attitudes to get you involved . i therefore get you involved. i therefore find that you both took part in a brutal and planned murder, which was sadistic in nature , which was sadistic in nature, and where a secondary motive was hostility towards brianna because of her transgender identities . she, in any event, identities. she, in any event, however, it is analysed and i think it is plain that this was a murder of particularly high seriousness , and that the part seriousness, and that the part each of you played leads to the starting point of 20 years. had i not reached that conclusion, i would have treated the sadistic motive and transphobic comments as significant, aggravating features at the next stage as it is, i will be careful not to double count things that have already gone into the starting point. there are many serious features in this case, but they over

in terms of scarlett, there were _ under way. in terms of scarlett, there were no _ under way. _ under way. in terms of scarlett, there were no red flags - under way. in terms of scarlett, there were no red flags that - under way. in terms of scarlett, i there were no red flags that came up. i think sitting and listening in court to the messages between eddie and scarlett was very, very surreal, and scarlett was very, very surreal, and trying to imagine that anyone would talk in that way, plan in that way and for it to be a child that you have actually met is even more shocking. you have actually met is even more shockina. ., , , shocking. the teenagers will be in -rison shocking. the teenagers will be in prison until _ shocking. the teenagers will be in prison until they _ shocking. the teenagers will be in prison until they are _ shocking. the teenagers will be in prison until they are early - shocking. the teenagers will be in prison until they are early in - shocking. the teenagers will be in prison until they are early in their| prison until they are early in their 40s and

scarlett met brianna when you. scarlett met brianna when you moved school .u got to know brianna and she believed you were her friend . and brianna suffered friend. and brianna suffered anxiety and was nervous about going out. but on the 11th of february last year , you got her february last year, you got her to meet you in linear park for all her fears, she could not possibly have known you were a danger to her. but you two had been plotting to kill her and did so that afternoon . i do not did so that afternoon. i do not want to dwell on the murder itself, but it was brutal. all the injuries inflicted with the knife eddie had bought a few weeks earlier were awful. there were 28 deep stab wounds to the head , neck, chest and back , some head, neck, chest and back, some causing bony damage . showing causing bony damage. showing considerable force was used there were also other injuries not themselves fatal, but inflicted while brianna was still alive . defensive injuries still alive. defensive injuries to the arms show that she had. she had tried to defend her

scarlett jenkinson was 15 at the time.tced today, the court heard she enjoyed the killing and remains dangerous. >> scarlett, i have concluded the primary motivation for breanna's murder was your deep desire to kill. the messages reveal your fantasies and share your sadistic motives. breanna's murder was exceptionally brutal. >> she brought the hunting knife to kill breanna and had different reasons for targeting her. >> you dehumanized breanna by constantly referring to her as it, and your message is about wanting to see if she would scream like a man or a girl showed your own interests in killing breanna linked to your hostility towards her as a transgender person. rex scarlett, you are under arrest on suspicion of murder. >> the teenagers were caught quickly. scarlett's mom had called the police because her daughter had been with breanna. >> how come you are a suspect? -- >> all the information i have reived is you are a suspect. >> eddie was arrested at his house and told officers could explain at had happened. >> i ca

at the time, scarlett blake thought she -ot the time, scarlett blake thought she got away— the time, got away with it. it wasn't until two years later that her former partner— two years later that her former partner told police here in britain what _ partner told police here in britain what exactly scarlett blake had done _ what exactly scarlett blake had done. we also learn to the —— from the judge _ done. we also learn to the —— from the judge that scarlett blake from the judge that scarlett blake from the meantime had returned to the scene _ the meantime had returned to the scene of— the meantime had returned to the scene of the murder to post a photograph to impress her partners once agaih — photograph to impress her partners once again. the court also heard today— once again. the court also heard today from — once again. the court also heard today from the family ofjorge, in particular— today from the family ofjorge, in particular his mother, carmen, who spoke _ particular his mother, carmen, who suoke to— particular his mother, carmen, who spoke to the — particular his mother,

i don't think that scarlett will come out of prison, ever.'t think there's any chance of rehabilitation. so i think that the sentencing was correct. she was given a minimum of 22 years. eddie ratcliffe was given a minimum of 20 years. do you think you would ever... can you ever imagine a time when you might forgive what they did? i don't carry any hate for either of them, because hate is such a harmful emotion to the person that's holding that. but with regards to forgiving them, i think that... no, no, no, not really. it's incredible to hear you say, though, you carry no hatred towards them, even though they took the life of your daughter. you know, they planned it. they discussed it on messaging apps. you know that scarlett had been on the dark web watching videos of violence and torture. and i think you've just shown then, again, that extraordinary compassion that people around the country have seen in the last few weeks. scarlett�*s mother has thanked you for your compassion. i wonder, did you see her in court? i've seen her, but we haven

he has referred to the fact that scarlett confessing to the fact that scarlett confessing to a psychiatristferent times and her instructions today were to say something different to what she said to the psychiatrist. he said, nothing that he could say would even put the smallest weight it's a very moving tester me we have heard and that he wouldn't attempt to do so. —— testimony. thejudge that he wouldn't attempt to do so. —— testimony. the judge said that he wouldn't attempt to do so. —— testimony. thejudge said i'm quite sure the family understand your duty and you have a job to do full stop he said, regarding the transgender issue, thejudge full stop he said, regarding the transgender issue, the judge was saying that as far as the judge was concerned, that was related to eddie ratcliffe, leicester scarlett in this case and that the judge explained it was very difficult when two offenders are convicted of murder by means ofjoint enterprise but may have different motivations. so basically, they were both convicted of murder but what the judges saying is that they may have had different rea

and of scarlett jenkinson there.g arrested and as i say, these are images just coming in there. you canjust about these are images just coming in there. you can just about see their they look quite upset and as rowan has been telling us, we are expecting lots of images, documents to be released. we havejust been showing you the pictures, those initial custody photos of the two teenagers, scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe and these at the arrest videos just being released by police and we are continuing to roll with this story as we get more and more of those images, documents being released to the media as both of brianna ghey�*s killers have been named by thejudge. that restriction order due to their age has been lifted. do stay with us here on bbc news, you can get more on our bbc news, you can get more on our bbc news website. we havejournalists inside the court tweeting, also writing updates, so if you can follow online, please do so. let's head back to the court where our reporter rowan bridge is therefore u

in terms of scarlett, there were no red flags that came up.nd listening in court to the messages between eddie and scarlett was very, very surreal, and trying to imagine that anyone would talk in that way, plan in that way, and for it to be a child that you've actually met is even more shocking. brianna's friend had dark fantasies she shared with ratcliffe. she wrote a letter planning how they'd attack her. he smuggled a hunting knife out of his home. unaware, on a saturday afternoon, brianna went to meet them. they walked to the park and murdered her in cold blood, stabbing her more than two dozen times before running off across the fields, leaving her to die alone. they were arrested shortly after the attack and convicted in december. i feel like they need to be off the streets for a very long time, if not for ever, because i can't see that that level of... of, like, darkness i suppose, can ever be rehabilitated. i think that they are both very dangerous and, like i say, they are both in the right place and they should be kept away from soci

scarlett jenkinson and eddie ratcliffe i just _ wrong.n and eddie ratcliffe | just 16 _ wrong. scarlett jenkinson and eddie ratcliffe i just 16 years _ wrong. scarlett jenkinson and eddie ratcliffe i just 16 years old. - wrong. scarlett jenkinson and eddie ratcliffe i just 16 years old. the - ratcliffe ijust 16 years old. the decision to release ratcliffe ijust16 years old. the decision to release their names will have implications for them and their families for the rest of their lives. but brianna's family see the end as a relief, justice for brianna, who lived a life, like her tick—tock videos, loud and proud of who she was. in a statement, the senior prosecutor said this marks the end of a disturbing case. it is one of the _ the end of a disturbing case. it is one of the most _ the end of a disturbing case. it 3 one of the most disturbing cases the cps have had to deal with. scarlett jenkinson and eddie ratcliffe are convicted killers, responsible for the murder of a young girl. the planning and violence and the age is beyond belief.

what more can you tell us about scarlett - can you tell us about scarlett jenkinson and eddie ratcliffe court throughout the trial?— throughout the trial? they did. eddie ratcliffe, _ throughout the trial? they did. eddie ratcliffe, they _ throughout the trial? they did. eddie ratcliffe, they have - throughout the trial? they did. eddie ratcliffe, they have bothj throughout the trial? they did. - eddie ratcliffe, they have both been diagnosed with traits of autism. eddie ratcliffe during the trial stopped speaking to anybody other than his mother and when he was giving evidence he did via a keyboard with a support worker who then read out what he was saying. he has stopped speaking to anyone other than his mother and scarlett jenkinson, the court heard how she had got a sort of fascination with death and murder and how she had searched the dark web details around torture and murder and death and how she had become somewhat obsessed with brianna ghey and had planned how the two of them would attack a knife. and it was later discovered that at the house of eddie ratcliffe he had a bloodyj

i don't think that scarlett will come out of prison, ever.of rehabilitation. so i think that the sentencing was correct. she was given a minimum of 22 years. eddie ratcliffe was given a minimum of 20 years. do you think you would ever... can you ever imagine a time when you might forgive what they did? i don't carry any hate for either of them, because hate is such a harmful emotion to the person that's holding that. but with regards to forgiving them, i think that... no, no, no, not really. it's incredible to hear you say, though, you carry no hatred towards them, even though they took the life of your daughter. you know, they planned it. they discussed it on messaging apps. you know that scarlett had been on the dark web watching videos of violence and torture. and i think you've just shown then, again, that extraordinary compassion that people around the country have seen in the last few weeks. scarlett�*s mother has thanked you for your compassion. i wonder, did you see her in court? i've seen her, but we haven't come face to face. but wh

scarlett�*s mother has thanked you foryour compassion.has thanked you for your compassion. did you see her in court? i for your compassion. did you see her in court? ., for your compassion. did you see her in court? . , , in court? i have seen her but we haven't come — in court? i have seen her but we haven't come face-to-face. - in court? i have seen her but we. haven't come face-to-face. when in court? i have seen her but we i haven't come face-to-face. when i haven't come face—to—face. when i think of the emotions and how they are feeling it brings back how i felt when all of this happened in february, because she looks completely broken, really, and rightly so. she's gone through an absolutely horrific time. is rightly so. she's gone through an absolutely horrific time.- absolutely horrific time. is there an hint absolutely horrific time. is there anything you _ absolutely horrific time. is there anything you would _ absolutely horrific time. is there anything you would like - absolutely horrific time. is there anything you would like

so, scarlett , what in my life. so, scarlett, what do you make of this story?'s great that they're saying keep them out. that actually that people are saying we've got to. we've got to start changing. because, i mean, i remember a young medic saying that if you got rid of old people in the nhs , you could old people in the nhs, you could old people in the nhs, you could old people in the nhs, you could old people and fat people , you old people and fat people, you could basically close down a lot of hospitals. i mean, the problems that, that, that go from obesity are so appalling . from obesity are so appalling. you know, i mean, obviously we know about type 2 diabetes, cancer is more likely hip, uh, new knee, new hips. you need new knees. new knee, new hips. you need new knees . i mean, it is terrible knees. i mean, it is terrible for cancers are linked to obesity as well. >> yeah. yeah yeah, yeah i mean absolutely. >> and anybody i mean, you know, i've had cancer and was told to make sure that i never got fat to make sure it didn't it didn't come back. but ac

at just 16 scarlett jenkinson and eddie _ at just 16 scarlett jenkinson and eddie ratcliffe are convicted responsible for the brutal murder— killers responsible for the brutal murder of— killers responsible for the brutal murder of a young girl who thought they were _ murder of a young girl who thought they were friends. the planning, violence — they were friends. the planning, violence and age of the killers is beyond — violence and age of the killers is beyond belief. the two appear to have _ beyond belief. the two appear to have had — beyond belief. the two appear to have had a — beyond belief. the two appear to have had a deadly influence on each other— have had a deadly influence on each other and _ have had a deadly influence on each other and turned what may have started — other and turned what may have started out as dark fantasies about murder— started out as dark fantasies about murder into a reality. the messages between _ murder into a reality. the messages between the two provided a terrifying inside into the warped desires — terrifying inside into the warped desires and fant

it is a little bit blurry, but you can see scarlett jenkinson there being arrested and that body came because this case has had such huge attention and has really, really shocked so many people, so in the public interest the police has released more footage and especially after we have been able to name both of brianna ghey�*s killers. there is also cctv we have just had released and there you can see the two killers as they leave the scene. this is moments after stabbing breanna 28 times in your head, neck, chestand stabbing breanna 28 times in your head, neck, chest and back. they have been labelled for us. just to point out who exactly they are. you can see the axe above scarlett jenkinson and the blue y on the right—hand side of your screen is eddie ratcliffe as they leave the park. we have been given this next bit of footage as eddie ratcliffe gets onto bus just after that murder. there he is paying for his ticket. he bought that bus, making his way away from the crime scene. we also have some dash cam footage that has just come to us as well, and as you can see, the pair have b

in terms of scarlett, there were no red flags that came up. sitting and listening in court to the messages between eddie and scarlett was very, very surreal, and trying to imagine that anyone would talk in that way, plan in that way and for it to be a child that you have actually met is even more shocking. the teenagers will be in prison until they are early in their 40s, the teenagers will be in prison until they're early in their 40s, and even then, they'll only be released once it has been established they're no longer a danger to the public. brianna's parents say they deprived her of the life she wanted to live — not because she'd done anything wrong, butjust because one hated trans people and the other thought it would be fun. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. presidentjoe biden is to take part in a ceremony for the repatriation of the bodies of three american soldiers killed in a drone attack in jordan. the three soldiers, sergeants williamj rivers, kennedy sanders and breonna moffett, died in the strike near the border with syria on

scarlett. that's what scarlett.ly strongly about what happened in parliament strongly about what happened in parliamethat there three actually that there were three political parties, none of whom put first. right? don't put gaza first. right? i don't think don't i don't think i don't think, i don't think i don't think, i don't think the snp, i don't think laboun think the snp, i don't think labour, the labour, i don't think the tories, them covered tories, none of them covered themselves glory. i thought themselves in glory. i thought they were all poor and they were all pretty poor and actually what, what i'm not sure what make, what a difference it would make, but but given that the but but it given that the unanimity actually in uh, israel uh, about gaza, we should have the whole house saying something. well, we're going to carry that conversation on because sir lindsay hoyle, of course, promised, didn't he, the snp an emergency debate on this topic. >> anyway , long story short, >> anyway, long story short, tha

scarlett and eddie scarlett jenkinson and eddie ratcliffe for the duration of the trial because of theirrial judge, mrs. justice yip. and furthermore, ratcliffe . and furthermore, ratcliffe. eddie ratcliffe has been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder and is nonverbal and scarlett jenkinson has been diagnosed with traits of autism and adhd . d does that diagnose and adhd. d does that diagnose this? of that pair change? change your thoughts on them being named today? matthew >> listen, it's really difficult for us and i always say this sitting in a in a studio in london or wherever we may be and double guessing the judgement of a judge . this judge has sat a judge. this judge has sat through this case, listened to all the evidence she has taken into account exactly what you've just said, presumably ellie, but also joe has weighed against that. the public interest, and she's come to her conclusion . so she's come to her conclusion. so it would be really tricky. and i'm not sure particularly helpful for me to say that she's got it wrong one way or the other. >> matt, you said, let's not

in terms of scarlett, there were no red flags that came up.r it to be a child that you have actually met is even more shocking. the teenagers will be in prison until they�*re early in their 40s, and even then, they�*ll only be released once it has been established they�*re no longer a danger to the public. brianna�*s parents say they deprived her of the life she wanted to live — not because she�*d done anything wrong, butjust because one hated trans people and the other thought it�*d be fun. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. it�*s set to be a significant weekend in northern ireland, as party leaders and officials prepare to resume power—sharing, after it was suspended two years ago. the northern ireland assembly will sit on saturday to elect a government for the first time in two years, after the british parliament agreed to alter post—brexit trade rules to break a political stalemate. northern ireland is part of the uk with a devolved adminstration, but pro—british unionists are concerned the new arrangements could weaken the link with lon

in terms of scarlett, there were no red flags that came up. and listening in court to the messages between eddie and scarlett was very, very surreal, and trying to imagine that anyone would talk in that way, plan in that way, and for it to be a child that you've actually met is even more shocking. brianna's friend had dark fantasies she shared with ratcliffe. she wrote a letter planning how they'd attack her. he smuggled a hunting knife out of his home. unaware, on a saturday afternoon, brianna went to meet them. they walked to the park and murdered her in cold blood, stabbing her more than two dozen times before running off across the fields, leaving her to die alone. they were arrested shortly after the attack and convicted in december. i feel like they need to be off the streets for a very long time, if not forever, because i can't see that that level of... ..of, like, darkness i suppose, can ever be rehabilitated. i think that they're both very dangerous and, like i say, they're both in the right place and they should be kept away from soc

which is what you were saying, scarlett, just a i you were saying, scarlett, just a few moments ago.ervative party?— conservative party? it is a great question. _ conservative party? it is a great question. one — conservative party? it is a great question, one that _ conservative party? it is a great question, one that everyone i conservative party? it is a great| question, one that everyone has conservative party? it is a great i question, one that everyone has been trying to answer all year. i still don't think there is any great enthusiasm for keir starmer. i think she looks like a safe pair of hands. i do think, i have noticed the more people see of him, especially in contrast to some of the things we have seen from rishi sunak recently, people are more inclined to say he seems a bit normal, he seems to understand the problem is a bit better. they see rishi sunak as being out of touch and keir starmer is more straightforward and on their level. even though there is no great enthusiasm for him at the moment, i think in an election campaign, people are seeing more of him, we could

in terms of scarlett, there were no red flags that came up.hink sitting and listening in court to the messages between eddie and scarlett was very, very surreal, and trying to imagine that anyone would talk in that way, plan in that way, and for it to be a child that you've actually met is even more shocking. brianna's friend had dark fantasies she shared with ratcliffe. she wrote a letter planning how they'd attack her. he smuggled a hunting knife out of his home. unaware, on a saturday afternoon, brianna went to meet them. they walked to the park and murdered her in cold blood, stabbing her more than two dozen times before running off across the fields, leaving her to die alone. they were arrested shortly after the attack and convicted in december. i feel like they need to be off the streets for a very long time, if not for ever, because i can't see that that level of... of, like, darkness i suppose, can ever be rehabilitated. i think that they are both very dangerous and, like i say, they are both in the right place and they should be kept

ratcliffe and scarlett jenkinson. they ratcliffe and scarlettjenkinson.ettjenkinson has been scarlett jenkinson has been described scarlettjenkinson has been described as fidgeting and repeatedly folding a piece of paper and opening it up again. eddie ratcliffe is sitting silently staring straight ahead. we are expecting the comments to start

i don't feel that i either of them, either scarlett their lives.ither of them, either scarlett or eddie, are the type of people that would get on very well in prison and i suppose that that is not a worry for their parents, but they have got to continue knowing what their children have done.— to continue knowing what their children have done. brianna's family see the end — children have done. brianna's family see the end of _ children have done. brianna's family see the end of the _ children have done. brianna's family see the end of the legal _ children have done. brianna's family see the end of the legal fight - children have done. brianna's family see the end of the legal fight as - children have done. brianna's family see the end of the legal fight as a i see the end of the legal fight as a relief. justice for brianna, who lived a life like her to talk to dews, loud and proud of who she was. let's speak tojessica, a senior associate at mcallister family law. it is really good to get your bbc news. we are breaking the news that the two teenagers

and that, as we saw , there is scarlett blake. so saw, there is scarlett blake.going to a prison , a male prison for men. prison, a male prison for men. >> so let's bring in human rights and lgbt campaigner peter tatchell. >> good morning, peter taylor. great to see you. thank you so much. you were the top of the list of the people we wanted to talk to about this today, because we know that you normally launch a very fierce defence scarlett blake defence of why scarlett blake should called by the should be called a woman by the media. explain >> a very strong >> well, i'm a very strong support of trans human rights. i think equality and respect for trans people is absolutely paramount . trans people is absolutely paramount. but in this case, i think those media outlets got it wrong . quite clearly, scarlett wrong. quite clearly, scarlett should have been described correctly as a trans woman, not as a woman. so i don't often agree with jk rowling , but on agree with jk rowling, but on this instance, she's right . this instance, she's right. >> so. >> so. >> but he

um, thank you very much indeed, scarlett . i very much indeed, scarlett.to hopeit direction. you've just got to hope it holds . so, as scarlett hope it holds. so, as scarlett quite rightly said, for the people of northern ireland. >> yeah, well, they absolutely got . >> yeah, well, they absolutely got. something's >> yeah, well, they absolutely got . something's got to be done got. something's got to be done anyway . we'll move on. 7:17. now anyway. we'll move on. 7:17. now the queen, camilla that is admitted to being the greatest fan of strictly come dancing dunng fan of strictly come dancing during a visit to a dance class in cambridge. >> she also accepted an offer supposedly supposedly . how nice. supposedly supposedly. how nice. yes, to take up dance tap dance classes from strictly pro johannes radebe, who presented her with a pair of steel shod shoes. >> i wonder if she'll ever wear them . our royal correspondent them. our royal correspondent cameron walker has more. >> i've always wanted to tap dance in my dotage. perhaps it's something i could take

scarlett�*s mother has thanked you for your compassion. i wonder, did you see her in court? her but we haven't come face—to—face. but when i think of their emotions and how they're feeling, it brings back how i felt when all happened in february. yeah, she looks completely broken, really, and rightly so, she's going through an absolutely horrific time. is there anything you would like to say to her? erm... i think that i would like to say that, if she did want to contact me, and she does want to speak, i'm open to that. i'd like to understand more how their life was and what they went through. and i also want her to know that i don't blame her for what her child's done. and i also want her to know that i understand how difficult being a parent is in this current day and age, with technology and phones and the internet and how hard it is to actually monitor what your child is on. so, yeah, if she wants to speak to me, i'm here. one of things you've been incredibly careful not to do is to allow brianna's death to be swept into what is often a very difficult conversation about

scarlett. . to, in inverted commas, behave. i've got quite a few friends who are who are journalists actually, who because been such a big because this has been such a big story, area of controversy, story, an area of controversy, who almost solely focussed on water companies at the moment and kind of picking away because so issue is not going so the issue is not going anywhere. think, you know, anywhere. and i think, you know, i rightly , the majority of i think rightly, the majority of the it doesn't sit well the public, it doesn't sit well with them at all and tell me this from a conservative perspective, how can we know this now? >> a an environment secretary whose wife is executive on a, whose wife is an executive on a, on a water board is frankly on a water board and is frankly failing to protect our water. >> so i know this isn't the popular response acas, but by and large , you know, ministers and large, you know, ministers and large, you know, ministers and i know the media get really

i don't think that scarlett will come out of prison, ever.t. she was given a minimum of 22 years. eddie ratcliffe was given a minimum of 20 years. do you think you would ever... can you ever imagine a time when you might forgive what they did? i don't carry any hate for either of them, because hate is such a harmful emotion to the person that's holding that. but with regards to forgiving them, i think that... no, no, no, not really. it's incredible to hear you say, though, you carry no hatred towards them, even though they took the life of your daughter. you know, they planned it. they discussed it on messaging apps. you know that scarlett had been on the dark web watching videos of violence and torture. and i think you've just shown then, again, that extraordinary compassion that people around the country have seen in the last few weeks. scarlett�*s mother has thanked you for your compassion. i wonder, did you see her in court? i've seen her, but we haven't come face to face. but when when i think of their emotions and how they're feeling, i

scarlett? we're not going start? scarlett? we're not going to scarlett. oscar. um, we need to go to you. oscar. um, we need to start, i suppose. really, with the with the big story of the and lee anderson's come the day and lee anderson's come out and we are out all guns blazing, and we are reporting exclusively at gb news of this hilton hotel and of this hilton hotel plot. and it though they are in it looks as though they are in advanced talks with possibly moving to reform . moving to reform. >> uh, it does feel like that's the direction of travel. there's probably an probably mutually beneficial at this point. um, i think it's we are probably over the, uh, the media wise concentrating on the issue now. i think things probably, you know, in the spirit of calming tensions, which was you know, a big initial problem with what lee said. i think it's probably best that we in some ways move on, uh, to other issues. having said that, i think the important thing to remember about this story is that what what lee does bnng story is that what what lee does bring

so scarlett jenkinson a judge. so scarlett jenkinson and eddie ratcliffe.reen. are right there on your screen. if watching us your tv if you're watching us on your tv or is it actually or online. but is it actually right to name and shame kids who commit these kind of crimes, no matter what the severity is ? at matter what the severity is? at 10:30 pm, we will bring you the very first of tomorrow's pages, hot off the press. but next i sat down with former immigration minister robert jenrick and he absolutely blows the lid off our broken borders . stay tuned. that broken borders. stay tuned. that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsor of weather on gb news is . news is. >> i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. good evening . tomorrow we'll stay evening. tomorrow we'll stay pretty mild across the south. a blustery day again across parts of the north, with a mixture of sunshine and showers. we've got high pressure to the south, low pressure to the north and in between. this weather front is just edging s

but here's problem , scarlett. here's the problem, scarlett. >> of us always that >> some of us always was going to a problem. pfi was going to be a problem. yeah, well the prime >> right. well the prime minister and mr blair, minister didn't. and mr blair, the prime minister didn't. but here's the problem with everything said. everything you've just said. yes it's that's the it's almost and that's the labour and i understand labour position and i understand it. viewers understand it. it. the viewers understand it. it's almost different to it's almost no different to the conservatives yeah but conservatives at all. yeah but the conservatives aren't doing it. almost different. >> well, no, it is different >> well, no, but it is different because i'm, if if you're because if i'm, if i, if you're telling me as a 2019 conservative voter that i should vote labour, i can't see how the offering is any different because the difference is that so in 2019, they voted and nothing happened. i mean, so people voted for, i mean, people up north voted for levelling up. yep. nothing has been levelled

scarlett's level that's right.rlett's level of sadism was so extreme to the point whereby she expressed a clear desire to collect body parts as either flesh or an eyeball, which, had they not been disturbed, she probably would have done her level of criminality wicked and sadism is so extreme that there will have to be a huge amount of rehab visitation done by that young girl in the next 22 years before she will ever come remotely close to being considered for release. >> very sadly, as to what your thoughts , well, i've got two thoughts, well, i've got two teenagers and they are absolutely appalled by this and i think what this, this story is, it's so shocking, isn't it ? is, it's so shocking, isn't it? >> so horrific. as you said, the level of sadism and but why were there no red flags? i don't understand it in terms of nature or nurture. i believe we're all born with possibilities, aren't we? all born equal to a certain extent . but maybe if somebody's extent. but maybe if somebody's got a condition that some so

uh, scarlett jenkinson . she was one scarlett jenkinson. she was one of them.eived a minimum 22 year sentence. uh, eddie ratcliffe, he was the other one. he got a minimum 20 year sentence . and there is a lot sentence. and there is a lot i want to unpick in this story today, ladies and gents, because i want to ask you all at home and on the panel a few different things. uh, do you think actually these two people should have the have been named? that's the first are first question. they are teenagers after all. do you back that decision also as well? how on earth young people kids, on earth do young people kids, become of doing become capable of doing something they born something so evil? are they born that way? is this something that's, nurtured them that's, uh, nurtured into them or what? uh, daniel, your thoughts? >> i've long held the view that everybody appears in court everybody who appears in court on a criminal in a on a on a criminal or in a on a criminal charge should be named. we should have a system of open pubuc we should have a system of open publ

interesting scarlett because you're dealing in polls all the time.ouse believes if they can get a good state of the union address on march 7th, that maybe it changes people's minds about the cognitive ability of the president. what do you think? are people's minds already made up or can you sway some people? >> i think it's going to be hard to change people's minds back again. we know the majority of americans think that joe biden is too old to run again. they don't think he's got the capabilities and it's not just republicans, it is he not even just independents, majority of democrats also have concerns about his age going into the second term. i think it's going to take quite a lot more than that to change people' minds. >> trace: it's interesting because you have people, you know, forces, head wits from his own apparent on this. here's congresswoman rashida tlaib urging voters in michigan to not vote for joe biden. watch. >> this is the way you can raise our voices. don't make us even more invisible. right now we feel completely neglected and unse

scarlett, you are under arrest.inson, fed by extreme online content, they used messaging apps to plan her murder. it is such a simple solution. brianna's mother wants a change in the law. so if you are over 16 you can have an adult phone, but then under the age of 16 you can have a children's phone, which will not have all of the social media apps that are out there now. and also, to have software that's automatically downloaded on a parent's phone which links to the children's phone, and it can highlight key words, so if a child is searching the kind of words that scarlett and eddie were searching, it would then flag up on the adults', the parents' phone. brianna's murder has terrible echoes. breck bednar, just 14, killed by a man he met online gaming. 0lly stephens, stabbed to death by children who shared fantasies about knives and killing on social media. at the heart of this issue, a conflict between parents, like brianna's mother, wanting to know more about what children are doing and seeing online, and the pow

is stupid . >> scarlett is stupid. >> scarlett is stupid. >> question of the day, dawn.ve got to be fair here. no, i mean, as as as mike says, he's not going to win, but but he is going to ensure that that a lot of tories lose their and i thought lose their seats. and i thought what said about lee anderson, what he said about lee anderson, i mean, if let's not kid each other, lee anderson used other, if lee anderson had used the instead of islam, the word jew instead of islam, um, he'd be out like a shot. okay um, he'd be out like a shot. okel he might push the >> i think he might push the tories to better tax policies. i think that's part of his plan. and think what he's and i think that's what he's trying do, which would trying to do, which would be benefit . from. benefit. from. >> and we'll be talking more about lee anderson later on in the show. so stay tuned for that one. now uh, seeing as we have mentioned, the rochdale by—election, here is the full list of candidates for you. um, as are ali labour, mark coleman, independent as are ali labour, mark coleman, indepe

eddie ratcliffe and scarlett jenkinson , who are both 16, stabbed her 28 times after luring her to ak near warrington in cheshire. scarlettjenkinson was given the longer of the sentences. let's talk to the former head of the law school at let's talk to the former head of the law school at the let's talk to the former head of the law school at the montford. let's talk to the former head of the law school at the montford. talk let's talk to the former head of the law school at the montford. talk is through the sentences because many may think that for murder a life sentence is obvious but these are young people who have been sentenced and that does complicate things doesn't it? ., �* , and that does complicate things doesn't it? . �* , . ., , doesn't it? that's right. the courts have a very — doesn't it? that's right. the courts have a very limited _ doesn't it? that's right. the courts have a very limited sentencing - doesn't it? that's right. the courts i have a very limited sentencing power in relation to murder generally and for 18—year—olds and above there is a mandatory sentence

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i felt like i could trust scarlett because i i could trust scarlett because breanna clearly trusted herter. the planning, violence, edge of the killers _ daughter. the planning, violence, edge of the killers is _ daughter. the planning, violence, edge of the killers is beyond - edge of the killers is beyond belief. the two appear to have had a deadly influence on each other and turned what may have started as a dark fantasies into murder. it turned what may have started as a dark fantasies into murder.- dark fantasies into murder. it was motivated by _ dark fantasies into murder. it was motivated by a — dark fantasies into murder. it was motivated by a deep _ dark fantasies into murder. it was motivated by a deep desire - dark fantasies into murder. it was motivated by a deep desire to - dark fantasies into murder. it was | motivated by a deep desire to kill, while eddie ratcliffe's motivations also had to do with her identity. they will be in their 30s before they can be considered for release. the father of scarlettjenkinson said it had been beyond the worst nightmare as they realise

scarlett mccgwire and fraser you're tuned to fraser myers.breakfast eamonn and isabel >> uh, we're looking through the front pages of the newspapers. let's begin with the times . let's begin with the times. first of all. >> yeah, it's reporting on yulia navalny as assertion that her husband , alexei was assassinated husband, alexei was assassinated using the russian nerve agent novichok . novichok. >> telegraph reports. america's efforts to prevent israel's planned invasion of rafah . planned invasion of rafah. >> the daily mail reports that britain's permitting hundreds of high risk aircraft to land without security checks. >> what i want to know more about that. the mirror leads with prince william highlighting the suffering of all humans in the suffering of all humans in the middle conflict , and the middle east conflict, and interesting on him getting involved this. isn't involved in this. isn't it a somewhat controversial . somewhat controversial. >> and the express is leading with prime minister rishi sunak vowing britain's sense vowing