we catch it. guard mate >> and we catch it. guard mate keir starmers. >> what axel rudakubana did was pure evil. >> it was of such extreme violence, of the utmost and exceptionally high seriousness, that it exceptionally high seriousness, thatitis exceptionally high seriousness, that it is difficult to comprehend why it was done. >> here's the sentence. >> here's the sentence. >> i sentence him to custody for life with a minimum term, which he must serve in custody of 52 years, less the time he has served already. >> surely only the death penalty will do. is it time to bring back the noose? >> and on the 4th of october, 29, axel rudakubana, also called childline. in fact, he admitted taking a knife to school on ten separate occasions. >> ten times he carried a knife. he told childline he wanted to kill someone he was on prevent.

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welcome us even though we are from great britain. >> chris martin makes a prat of himself again on my panel tonight is ex tory mp anna firth, who got broadcaster cristo foufas and ex—labour adviser matthew laza. oh, and can you tell me what these generation alpha words mean? >> sigma sigma spider climbed up the skippity spout. >> get ready britain, here we go. it's time for people to take the blame . next. blame. next. >> very good evening. let's get you up to date with the latest headlines. southport child killer axel rudakubana has been jailed for a minimum of 52 years, with the judge saying it's highly unlikely he'll ever be released. new footage has been released of the moment

rudakubana left a taxi without paying rudakubana left a taxi without paying before launching his knife attack at a taylor swift themed dance class. the court heard harrowing details about how the victims were stabbed multiple times in a ferocious attack that lasted 15 minutes. it emerged rudakubana boasted of his attack shortly after being arrested in july last year, telling the police it was a good thing the children were dead. the 18 year old pleaded guilty to the murders of alice da silva aguiar , bebe king and elsie dot aguiar, bebe king and elsie dot stancombe and ten charges of attempted murder. during sentencing, mrjustice goose described the attack as ferocious and sadistic. >> i'm sure that rudakubana had a settled and determined intention to carry out these offences and that had he been able to, he would have killed each and every child, all 26 of them, as well as any adults who got in his way. >> speaking outside court, chief crown prosecutor sarah hammond paid tribute to the victims and their families. >> they have shown tremendous

dignity and composure in the face of unbelievable horror. many of the cases that we deal with have tragedy, difficulties and trauma, but this is one of the most harrowing that i is the chief crown prosecutor for this area, have ever come across. >> well, thousands of schools across the country are expected to close tomorrow as storm ian heads towards the uk. that includes all schools in northern ireland and all of those in 16 councils in scotland, where all trains have been suspended, with red weather warnings for winds of up to 100mph issued. drivers are being advised to stay off the roads as tornadoes could hit parts of the country today. the met office has advised people to secure loose items outside their homes, as there could be a danger to life caused by flying debris. and british stars ralph fiennes and cynthia erivo have earned best acting oscar nominations with the spanish language film emilia perez

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hit rock bottom. the walking talking advert for the death penalty. axel rudakubana was sentenced for the southport massacre. >> i sentence him to custody for life with a minimum term which he must serve in custody of 52 years, less the time he has served already. >> he showed no remorse. he kicked off in the dark and he is evil personified. >> it was of such extreme violence, of the utmost and exceptionally high seriousness, that it exceptionally high seriousness, thatitis exceptionally high seriousness, that it is difficult to comprehend why it was done. i am sure that rudakubana had a settled and determined intention to carry out these offences, and that had he been able to, he would have killed each and every child, all 26 of them, as well as any adults who got in his way. >> but how was he allowed to do this? caught with a knife ten times. reported to prevent. three times. he called childline and apparently said that he wanted to kill someone. they called the police. the police

went round. they didn't do anything. the authorities, in my view, have blood on their hands. but as britain's biggest monster began his 52 year prison sentence today, i looked around at the other news. a man in a balaclava allegedly stabbed five people in croydon today. one of the victims spoke to gb news. >> he was basically stabbing people in a warehouse, at which point we had locked herself in we we had herself in an office and i said it sounded point we had locked herself in an office and i said it sounded like they were getting killed. like they were getting killed. so we decided to open the door so we decided to open the door and go and help them because it and go and help them because it sounded like they were in sounded like they were in trouble. at which point he trouble. at which point he turned around and sprinted turned around and sprinted towards us, and then got halfway towards us, and then got halfway in the door before i could shut in the door before i could shut it, and then was stabbing at me it, and then was stabbing at me like that. like that. >> last night when i got home >> last night when i got home after the show, i saw this. after the show, i saw this. >> man. james. >> man. james. >> man. james. >> yeah, that was all over >> man. james. >> yeah, that was all over social media last night. a social media last night. a stabbing spree in plymouth. a 40 stabbing spree in plymouth. a 40 year old woman has sadly died. year old woman has sadly died. the suspect is apparently still the suspect is apparently still on the run. look at the front on the run. look at the front page of the sun today. a 12 year page of the sun today. a 12 year

old boy was walking through old boy was walking through a park in birmingham. he was stabbed in the stomach. unfortunately, he has died. a 14 year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of his murder. yesterday, a man admitted to killing his ex—girlfriend and her sister with a crossbow and their

today's sentencing of axel rudakubana that stood out to me. on top of everything else, of course. listen to what the judge says here. >> what he did on the 29th of july last year has caused such shock and revulsion to the whole nafion shock and revulsion to the whole nation that it must be viewed as being at the very extreme level of crime. his culpability and the harm he caused and intended were at the highest. i do not, however, take into account against him what happened in different parts of the country after his arrest. he did not cause that. >> the judge there, despite everything we heard in court today at pains to say that axel rudakubana wasn't to blame for the summer disorder. well, i think he was. now, i'm not condoning the torching think he was. now, i'm not condonin