he is now having treatment for psychosis at the high—security broadmoor hospital.he assassination before his illness. he had conceived of killing the queen earlier in 2021 when he was not psychotic. he took steps to try to get closer to his target and to learn useful skills when again he was not psychotic. chail said he wanted to avenge a massacre in 1919, where british troops killed hundreds of indian protesters. the bullet holes can still be seen to this day. in a journal he planned to e—mail to his sister, he wrote, "i am not a terrorist, i am an assassin, a sikh, a sith," another reference to his star was obsession. "i will go against the odds to eliminate a target that represents the remnants of the people who desecrated my homeland." chail spent the weeks before his arrest talking to an artificial intelligence character he had created on the ai chat bot replika. he talked about his plan to kill the queen, and she seems to encourage him, telling him he was wise and very well trained. the judge decided that, by the time chail arrived in windsor, he was sufferin

he is now having treatment for psychosis at the high security broadmoor hospital.ecided he had been planning the assassination before his illness. he had conceived of killing the queen earlier_ had conceived of killing the queen earlier in_ had conceived of killing the queen earlier in 2021 when he was not psychotic — earlier in 2021 when he was not psychotic. he took steps to try to get closer — psychotic. he took steps to try to get closer to his target, and to learn useful skills when again he was not — learn useful skills when again he was not psychotic.— was not psychotic. chail said he wanted to _ was not psychotic. chail said he wanted to avenge a _ was not psychotic. chail said he | wanted to avenge a massacre in 1919, where british troops killed hundreds of indian protesters. the bullet holes can still be seen to this day. in a journal he plans to e—mail to his sister, he wrote, i am not a terrorist, i am an assassin, a sikh, a sith, another reference to his star was obsession. i will go against the odds to eliminate a target that represents the remnants o

he is now having treatment for psychosis at the high security broadmoor hospital.ng the assassination before his illness. he had conceived of killing the queen earlier in 2021 when he was not psychotic. he took steps to try to get closer to his target, and to learn useful skills when again he was not psychotic. chail said he wanted to avenge a massacre in 1919, where british troops killed hundreds of indian protesters. the bullet holes can still be seen to this day. in a journal he plans to e—mail to his sister, he wrote, "i am not a terrorist, i am an assassin, a sikh, a sith," another reference to his star was obsession. "i will go against the odds to eliminate a target that represents the remnants of the people who desecrated my homeland." chail spent the weeks before his arrest talking to an artificial intelligence character, sarai, he had created on the ai chat bot replica. he talked about his plan to kill the queen, and she seems to encourage him, telling him he was wise and very well trained. the judge decided that, by the time chail arrived in windsor, he w

chail is going to serve hybrid sentence, so what this means is, for now, he will remain in broadmoor hospitalgh security psychiatric hospital, until he has received medical treatment. that medical treatment thejudge received medical treatment. that medical treatment the judge says he needs before being transferred to serve a prison sentence. the 21—year—old went into windsor castle on christmas day back in 2021, armed with a crossbow with the intention of killing the queen. just before we do cross to our correspondence, sarah campbell, outside court, i want to let you know what our correspondence inside court was reporting on our bbc news life page. you can access that online. just saying that jaswant singh chail was playing black cargo trousers. he has bought staff in the dock with him, a mixture of security officers and nurses from broadmoor. his family were there too. let's cross live to sarah campbell, our correspondent, who has been outside court and following those procedures, following those procedures, following that long sentencing from the judge there, following that long sentencing

as time has passed, his health has improved, while he has been in the care of broadmoor hospital.e has been fit to plead since at least the 3rd of february, 2023, when he entered his pleas of guilty. it's not suggested that he did not say any of the things he is recorded as having said. i have to decide whether he was accurate in what he said, and how much weight should be attached to his accounts at different stages. on the 21st — 23rd of february 2023, he told doctor brown that he had thought thatjoining the ministry of defence police would be a cooljob, but that the training he would get would help in relation to thoughts he had begun to develop which would eventually result in these offences. he speculated that if he had actually got the job, there would not have been any likelihood he would have gone on to commit the offence. he had a similar thought process in relation to the army. on the 27th of february 2023, he told doctor brown that he felt in early life that he had had an idea about seeking revenge for something but was not sure if it was partition or the i919 was not s

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jaswant chail, will initially be kept in custody at broadmoor hospital.for ukraine was left out of a spending bill passed last weekend to avert a government shutdown and now, the us house of representatives is embroiled in a race to replace its speaker kevin mccarthy, likely kicking the can further down the road — as far as restoring aid to ukraine. on thursday, 50 european leaders gathered in spain to discuss support for the war—torn country. our diplomatic correspondent james landale filed this report from the summit. this summit is supposed to be about european security, it is about european security, it is a new summit, only the third that has ever happened. it was begun after russia's invasion of ukraine. despite all of that, actually, it was the political infighting and wrangling in washington that cast a shadow over this gathering, because there was a real concern about the possibility of the united states reducing its support for ukraine. the eu foreign policy chief achieve, josep borrell, said if that happened it would not be good news and europe

we such as broadmoor hospital.in open court that child has been treated there since his arrest or a option of a to a combination of a to a hybrid model, as it's were . but that is model, as it's were. but that is up to the judge. and that is what we're expecting to hear in the sentencing this afternoon. the judge is having to weigh up what punishment, if any, what form of punishment, if any, charles, will get cameron walker at the old bailey. >> thanks very much . well coming >> thanks very much. well coming up for you shortly, are you one of britain's many renters ? it's of britain's many renters? it's bad news at the moment. those rents just keep on going up and up . we'll be discussing that up. we'll be discussing that very shortly with our economics and business editor liam halligan. first, your headlines with rhiannon . with rhiannon. >> thank you. it's exactly 1230. your top stories from the gb newsroom . the prime minister newsroom. the prime minister will tell leaders they need to join forces to protect eur

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he was admitted to broadmoor high security hospital on the 1st of february 2022, pursuant to sectionf the mental health act 1983. on the 5th of february he said that 0n the 5th of february he said that the three male figures had disappeared, and anyone remained. the dr at broadmoor confirmed on the 14th of february 2022 that the defendant was fit for interview by the police. interviews took place on the police. interviews took place on the 25th and 28th of february 2022. in the first interview the incident was summarised to the defendant. he said that he approached the police officer because, i changed my mind, because i knew what i was doing was wrong, and i am nota because i knew what i was doing was wrong, and i am not a killer. and i remembered what the woman said. earlier in the month she told me my purposeis earlier in the month she told me my purpose is to live. when i was in this, what i saw was the perfect position. i started thinking about what i was doing, and i remembered what i was doing, and i remembered what she said to me. and i remembered that my purpose was to live.

while he has been in the care of broadmoor hospital, he has been fit to plead since at least the 3rd of february 2023, when he entered his pleas of guilty . it's not suggested of guilty. it's not suggested that he did not say any of the things he is recorded as. having said , i have to decide whether said, i have to decide whether he was accurate in what he said and how much weight should be attached to his accounts at different stages . on the 21st different stages. on the 21st stroke, 22nd february 20th, 23, he told dr. brown that he had thought that joining the ministry of defence police would be a cool job, but that the training he would get would help in relation to thoughts he had begun to develop, which would eventually result in these offences . he speculated that if offences. he speculated that if he had actually got the job there would not have been any likelihood he would have gone on to commit the offence he had a similar thought process in relation to the army . on the relation to the army. on the 27th of february 2023, he told dr. brown that he felt in early life that h

jaswant singh chail will be kept in broadmoor high—security psychiatric hospital before moving to prison uk to be convicted of treason since 1981 after pleading guilty in february. in the uk, polls have closed in south lanarkshire where voters are choosing a new mp for rutherglen and hamilton west. the seat was made vacant, because the former scottish national party mp, margaret ferrier, was ousted in a recall petition. she was thrown out of the party for breaching covid regulations. let's talk to our scotland editorjames cook who is at the count tonight. james, good to have you on the programme, thanks forjoining us. now the polls have closed about an hour back, what's the latest results wise that you can tell us at the moment?— wise that you can tell us at the moment? ~ ., ., ., , moment? we are awaiting the result here and brother— moment? we are awaiting the result here and brother glen _ moment? we are awaiting the result here and brother glen and _ moment? we are awaiting the result here and brother glen and hamiltonl here and brother glen and hamilton west to end it is an interest

he will be kept in the broadmoor high-security psychiatric hospital before moving to prison.the first person in the u.k. to be cvicted of treason since 1981 after pleading guilty in february. voters have been casting their ballots in scotland's first recall by-election. the poll was triggered when constituents voted to remove a former smp mp. you are live with bbc news. next, going to go to the u.s. and president biden has approved the construction of a section of border wall in southern texas in an effort to stop illegal immigration. around 32 kilometers will be built on the border with mexico. there has been more than 245,000 crossings in the area this year, with september expected to be a record month. but the move is a major u-turn by the president, who criticized his predecessor donald trump for making the wall such a key policy. it comes as top whi house officials are actually in mexico, as the two neighbors attempted to ease tensions of the border. secretary of state antony blinken and attorney general merrick garland were hoping to tackle the issue of drug trafficking

hospital? well, what the judge decided was that it was going to be a combination of the two. so he's to going continue treatments at broadmooreing is that there was some planning, the judge involves before the judge says involves before he, jaswant singh child started to experience psychotic episodes. he did plan to essentially kill the queen before he had mental health issues, as it were, when he was planning to kill. exactly. but it just so happens on the day itself when he scaled the windsor castle wall and into windsor castle wall and got into the grounds the crossbow, the grounds with the crossbow, he he was experiencing he he was he was experiencing psychosis. therefore , he did psychosis. and therefore, he did need to go into a mental health hospital. so that's what the judge weighed up and decided yesterday what does this say to us, about the state of us, cameron, about the state of security at buckingham palace? >> a rope >> because he threw a rope ladder and scrambled in ladder over and scrambled in this was not high tech mode of this was not a high tech mode of entry. have things been beefed up since this incident

first broadmoor hospital as a patient , then into prison. a nylon rope ladder. >> so he used a nylon rope ladder . that's what the courts ladder. that's what the courts heard to scale the outer perimeter fence close to the long walk entrance to the castle. and then he spent two hours wandering the grounds of the on christmas day the castle on christmas day 2021, made it as far as george the fourth gate, which is a very private part of the grounds, very close to queen elizabeth ii , private apartments before a police officer asked him , can i police officer asked him, can i help you, mate? when he saw him ? and then child said , i am here ? and then child said, i am here to kill the queen now police, the two police officers who were there pulled out their tasers, ordered him to drop his crossbow, which he was carrying , which had bolt capable of , which had a bolt capable of firing lethal force that you can see your screens. now, for see on your screens. now, for those you watching on those of you watching on television wearing a metal mask t

he has spent time in broadmoor psychiatric hospital . broadmoor psychiatric hospital.urther treatment before he begins his custodial custodial sentence. but how is it that an ai chat bot can influence someone so much to carry out? what could well have been the crime of the century if he was successful? >> a question mark >> but there was a question mark over or was over whether or not he was actually compos mentis or not. when planning this. what when he was planning this. what did the judge say there ? did the judge say there? >> judge had to weigh >> well, the judge had to weigh up whether or not he was mentally incapacitated when he carried out these crimes and what judge concluded it what the judge concluded was it was of the two. so was a mixture of the two. so there was some planning, such as applying to the armed forces to get royal family in get close to the royal family in order attempt to assassinate order to attempt to assassinate queen ii. and the queen elizabeth ii. and the judge concluded that all happens before either was in such a before either he was i

jaswant singh chail will be kept in broadmoor high security psychiatric hospital before moving to prisonheading to the polls in scotland�*s first recall by election. the ballot in rutherglen and hamilton west was triggered, when constituents voted to remove former snp mp margaret ferrier, after she was found to have breached covid rules. a total of 1a candidates are standing for election to the commons polling stations close at 10pm. new draft health guidance says, doctors should ask people with mental health problems about their gambling habits, to identify if they need help. the guidance says gps should also discuss software, that limits online gambling, as well as talking therapy at an early stage. you�*re live with bbc news. toa to a headline that certainly grabs attention. it�*s �*gobsmackingly bananas�* says one leading scientist responding to global temperatures hitting new records in september. and it�*s a big jump. the high temperatures have driven heatwaves and wildfires across the world this is greece where wildfires are still burning. that, of course, after the hottest july o

jaswant singh chail will be kept in broadmoor high—security psychiatric hospital, before moving to prisonas criticised the decision to build new sections of wall at the us border. president biden approved the construction of a section of border wall, in southern texas, in an effort to stop illegal immigration. around 32 kilometres will be built in starr county, which is on the border with mexico. there have been more than 245,000 crossings in the area this year. but the move is a major u—turn by president biden, who'd criticised his predecessor for his wall policy. donald trump posted that he will awaitjoe biden's apology. the timing is not ideal. it comes as top white house officials are in mexico, as the two neighbours attempt to ease tensions at the border. the secretary of state, antony blinken, and the attorney general, merrick garland, were hoping to tackle the issues of drug trafficking and illegal migration. but instead, the mexican leader is not happy. andres manuel lopez obrador told reporters he believed the white house had come under pressure from extreme right—wing groups. tr

jaswant singh chail will be kept in broadmoor high—security psychiatric hospital before moving to prison margaret ferrierfrom her seat after breaching covid rules. you're live with bbc news. to the us, and president biden has approved the construction of a section of border wall in southern texas in an effort to stop illegal immigration. around 32 kilometres will be built in starr county, which is on the border with mexico. there's been more than 245,000 crossings in the area this year, with september expected to be a record month. but the move is a major u—turn by the president, who'd criticised his predecessor donald trump for making the wall a key policy. it comes as top white house officials are in mexico as the two neighbours attempt to ease tensions at the border. the secretary of state, antony blinken, and the attorney general, merrick garland, were hoping to tackle the issues drug trafficking and illegal migration, but the mexican president, andres manuel lopez 0brador, is not happy about the wall, saying he believes the white house had come under pressure from extreme right—wing

brown, who was a psychiatrist , not treating child psychiatrist, not treating child at broadmoor psychiatric hospitalhip with an artificial intelligence girl friend. a chat bot, an avatar named sarai. now, the court also was told that child was a star wars fanatic and identified as a sith, which is a villainous character in the star wars franchise . and he exchanged 5000 franchise. and he exchanged 5000 messages with this girlfriend. a number of them were sexually explicit, but he said that he wanted to be united with her in the afterlife. and the psychiatrist said that it was part of his plans of working towards his own death. now, he the chat bot, both discouraged and encourage child to carry out his crimes. that is what the court heard the prosecuting barrister said that the crimes were so serious that this has to attract a maximum possible sentence, the maximum possible sentence, the maximum possible sentence for treason. 1842 the treason act 1842 is seven years in prison. the prosecuting barrister also said that if charles has had raised his weapon at queen elizabeth ii, then that would be high