lady chief justice baroness carr, mrjustice baroness carr, mr justice lavender and mrjustice lavender mr justice griffiths ruled that six of the 16 should have their sentences reduced, while dismissing the other appeals. the murders committed by triple killer other appeals. the murders committed by going killer other appeals. the murders committed by going to .er other appeals. the murders committed by going to defend. pay, we're not going to defend. i said that seven years ago. and because of that, they paid hundreds of billions of dollars. but even now it's not enough. it's really not enough. they should be paying more. >> elsewhere. six protesters jailed for their roles in various climate demonstrations, including the co—founder of just stop oil and extinction rebellion, roger hallam, have had their sentences reduced at the court of appeal today. 16 activists were sentenced last year for their roles in four demonstrations held by just stop oil between august and november 2022, including climbing on the gantries over the m25 and throwing soup over vincent van goghs sunflowers. roger

over the m25 and throwing soup over vincent van goghs sunflowers, painting lady chief justice baroness carruled that six of the 16 should have their sentences reduced, while dismissing the other appeals. >> we have decided as follows the sentences imposed in the m25 conspiracy case were quashed, and the following sentences substituted. roger hallam four years imprisonment. >> the prime minister has warned that violence against women and girls is a national emergency. it comes after the case of triple killer kyle clifford found that he had been viewing harmful online content before the murders. he was convicted of raping his ex—girlfriend, louise hunt, before using a crossbow to kill her and her sister hannah, and a butcher's knife to kill their mother, carol. prosecutors said clifford watched videos posted by social media influencer andrew tate the day before the deadly attack. the court was told the murders were fuelled by the violent misogyny promoted online. shadow justice minister doctor kieran mullen spoke to gb news earlier. >> well, i think we have to always, in these circumstances,