she developed a fascinating —— a fascination with serial killers like harold shipman.out some of the stuff and it had drawn up what was described in court as a kill list with five children's names on it including brianna ghey. the police believe brianna ghey was unfortunate that she was the one that ratcliff and jenkinson were able to lower to the park in —— and to murder and that led to their arrest and conviction and today we are expecting the sentencing remarks shortly. we expecting the sentencing remarks shortl . ~ ., expecting the sentencing remarks shortl . ~ . , ., ., shortly. we are “ust waiting for those remarks — shortly. we are just waiting for those remarks and _ shortly. we are just waiting for those remarks and those - shortly. we are just waiting for i those remarks and those cameras shortly. we are just waiting for - those remarks and those cameras to open up and we are just being shown a slate at the moment from those cameras. the cameras are in court on the hearing will start shortly. as we've said, we will show you those remarks as soon as they come

for material around torture and murder and how she had a fascination with serial killers like harold shipmanlanned attack on brianna ghey the chap on a saturday afternoon in broad daylight on the 11th of february last year. the teenagers were arrested that same weekend. an faced trial in december. there was a trial that lasted several weeks but it took the jury lasted several weeks but it took the jury less than five hours to return guilty verdicts of murder on both the subjects in the trial. what guilty verdicts of murder on both the subjects in the trial. the sub'ects in the trial. what more can the subjects in the trial. what more can ou the subjects in the trial. what more can you tell— the subjects in the trial. what more can you tell us _ the subjects in the trial. what more can you tell us about _ the subjects in the trial. what more can you tell us about scarlett - can you tell us about scarlett jenkinson and eddie ratcliffe because they appeared in court throughout the trial? the? because they appeared in court throughout the trial?— throughout the trial? they did. eddie ratcliffe,

she had been keeping notes on harold shipman, the gp killer and cannibal multiple murderer in the unitede reflected that in sentencing, both had a key part to play in the murder and that is why both of them are facing significant prison sentences. thank you. live now to professor of criminology at the university of the west of england. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. what is your reaction to these sentences? 22 years in prison for scarlettjenkinson and 20 years for scarlettjenkinson and 20 years for eddie ratcliffe. i for scarlett jenkinson and 20 years for eddie ratcliffe.— for eddie ratcliffe. i must say i am not surprised _ for eddie ratcliffe. i must say i am not surprised given _ for eddie ratcliffe. i must say i am not surprised given the _ for eddie ratcliffe. i must say i am not surprised given the severity i for eddie ratcliffe. i must say i am not surprised given the severity of| not surprised given the severity of the offence and also the potential risk both of them pose. in sentencing the judge has to take in mitigating factors but they also have to think about public pr

but unfortunately, his death means that he joins a lengthy list of cowardly criminals like harold shipmaney do commit the cowardly crime , but can't do the cowardly crime, but can't do the time so they end their own lives. a very unsatisfactory ending. >> peter bleksley , thank you >> peter bleksley, thank you very much. >> really good to see you this morning. and just to bring you up to date, have just had up to date, we have just had breaking in past breaking news in the past few minutes now minutes that police have now begun searching an area of the river thames in central london for body of ezedi, for the body of abdul ezedi, a police boat is circling between vauxhall and chelsea bridges this morning, so of course we'll bnng this morning, so of course we'll bring you up to date if we have any updates on that search. >> well, there's still plenty of time for you grab your chance time for you to grab your chance to £18,000 in our to win a £18,000 cash in our great british giveaway. here's all the details you need to enter this is your chance to win £18,000 cash in our very latest great

they've not been omnipotent since harold shipman, to mm. to be honest.the most terrible tone of joke we've heard from. >> it's not a joke. >> it's not a joke. >> even the poor standards. >> even the poor standards. >> no, no, no. >>— >> no, no, no. >> the reality. you mean the reality. that you reality. the reality is that you used politicians, used to trust politicians, priests and doctors. >> i and trust breaks >> oh, i see and trust breaks down in ten minutes. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> and that was quite the dark joke. >> i thought you were aiming for then anyway. right stay with us, gentlemen. >> we will get to that. >> we will get to that. >> yeah. the story that's >> uh oh. yeah. the story that's making my blood boil. it's about the brand and the the itv drama brand and the person who claims to be a woman wants to cycle against women. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> that was emily bridges. >> that was emily bridges. >> emily. emily bridges, now, still come, 1930 germany. no still to come, 1930 germany. no britain in 2020 for the home office are

couldn't face the consequences , couldn't face the consequences, like fred west, like doctor harold shipman people who murdered many, many people and couldn't stand a lifetime of incarceration. i sincerely hope for the doubters that his body washes up , for the doubters that his body washes up, but for the doubters that his body washes up , but the river thames washes up, but the river thames is a vast body of water and very, very tidal as well. >> in full flow. >> in full flow. >> it's as dark as a casserole this time of year, and i just hopein this time of year, and i just hope in order for some conclusion, that a body is found. but he could easily have been washed out to sea by now. >> okay, it's so , so, um, it's >> okay, it's so, so, um, it's such a terrible ending for the victims. i think , because victims. i think, because they'll still be worried . um, they'll still be worried. um, particularly the woman he hurt so badly, or he. you see, at what point do we stop saying he allegedly hurt? because, i mean, we in this business say allegedly , until somebody has allegedly, until somebod