- leafy part of cheshire? well, i think it is _ leafy part of cheshire?f cheshire? well, i think it is safe to say - leafy part of cheshire? well, i think it is safe to say this - leafy part of cheshire? well, i think it is safe to say this is i think it is safe to say this is probably one of the darkest days at warrington has faced. culcheth is a village just outside of warrington. we saw tributes... brianna ghey was transgender and we saw in the aftermath of her death and outpouring of grief and vigils are amongst the transgender community. i should point out that the police stressed that they don't consider this to have been a hate crime, they think brianna ghey was unfortunate that she was just the person they were able to target and kill. now, eddie ratcliffe certainly sent transphobic messages to scarlett jenkinson as they were planning this attack but the police say they didn't treat it as a hate crime, theyjust didn't treat it as a hate crime, they just treated didn't treat it as a hate crime, theyjust treated it didn't treat it as a hate crime, t

. , ., , ., ., cheshire.s a brutal and ferocious murder _ cheshire. so, this was a brutal and ferocious murder of _ cheshire. so, this was a brutal and ferocious murder of a _ cheshire. so, this was a brutal and ferocious murder of a 16-year-oldl ferocious murder of a 16—year—old girl by two children even younger than her. the two killers in this case were 15 when they attacked brianna ghey on february the 11th last year in linear park in culcheth which is a village just outside of warrington. the two of them had planned this murder, it was a premeditated attack on brianna ghey by somebody who she thought was one of their friends. she felt she was going to meet a friend in scarlet but in fact was going to meet 215—year—olds who would ultimately murder her. they met her from a 215—year—olds who would ultimately murder her. they met herfrom a bus. —— two is—year—olds. they walked through the park when she was then set upon and stabbed repeatedly, 28 times, some of them with considerable force. the two were then

you cheshire police led to the arrest of a 63-year-old woman.— cheshire police led to the arrest of a under arrest for illegal money _ a 63-year-old woman. you are under arrest for illegal money lending - a 63-year-old woman. you are under arrest for illegal money lending and l arrest for illegal money lending and money—laundering, 0k? fine arrest for illegal money lending and money-laundering, 0k?— arrest for illegal money lending and money-laundering, 0k? one in five of the --eole money-laundering, ok? one in five of the pebble we — money-laundering, ok? one in five of the people we arrested _ money-laundering, ok? one in five of the people we arrested last _ money-laundering, ok? one in five of the people we arrested last year - money-laundering, ok? one in five of the people we arrested last year was l the people we arrested last year was female and they are often in retirement age and people feel there is no threat if there is a 70—year—old woman but often it is a bit more subtle than i will break your legs which are what people think when it comes to loan sharks. way they operate

so tell me about your in cheshire. me about your farm in cheshire. >> we about 200 cows, >> so we milkuh, high input system. so we are housed all year round and fed silage and all of the macro nutrients that they need to make fantastic milk, which is also full of the macro nutrients that we need. >> well, i'm working through them in order. >> i've started with this, which is almond milk. think about almond milk. it's actually it's very sweet. i didn't tend to like almonds because reading too many agatha christie's and almonds very good of almonds are the very good way of hiding people wants to hiding cyanide. people wants to poison always poison you, so i always take care but quite care of almonds, but it's quite sweet. this just tastes like porridge liquefied and slightly sort of watery porridge . so now sort of watery porridge. so now this is. this is skimmed , which this is. this is skimmed, which isn't proper stuff at all, is it? no >> well, it is , um, we call that >> well, it is, um, we call that white water. >> white water? yeah that sounds about about right for that . and about

just to sum up merseyside and cheshire. two teenagers found guilty of murdering brianna ghey. she said she had praise for the family of brianna ghey and the way they had handled the case and the loss they had suffered. she said she hoped the sentencing of the two teenagers would offer some kind of closure for the family of brianna ghey. for more on this we can go live now to doctor felicity gerry from london's live in this she is also an expert on homicide law. first of all, what is your reaction to the sentence of the two teenagers who murdered brianna ghey? it’s a who murdered brianna ghey? it's a relatively standard _ who murdered brianna ghey? it�*3 a. relatively standard sentence because the sentence for murder is mandatory. it's always a life sentence with a minimum term and the minimum term in relation to a stabbing the starting point is 25 years and will always go down the teenagers. so children aren't sentenced to less than adults. it's a relatively standard sentence even though that sounds horrible in relation to

they are custody photos from cheshire police.15 at the time of his arrest. we heard in court about some of the notes to the two made, especially scarlett jenkinson made a list of people, of serial killers she was interested in. the court also heard that the two made lists of other people they wanted to kill. so lots of information coming from court this evening. we will go back to our reporter outside court and he has been following proceedings. brianna ghey leaving home for the very last time. her murder was horrific and carefully planned. she came across as very polite. in terms of scarlettjenkinson there were no red flags that came up. sitting and listening in court to the messages between eddie and scarlets 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 you have actually met is even more shocking. unaware, ona unaware, on a saturday afternoon, breanna went to meet them. they walk to the park and murdered her blood, stabbing her more than two dozen tim

team of cheshire police led to the arrest of a 63—year—old woman.—old woman. i need to inform you you are under arrest for illegal— inform you you are under arrest for illegal moneylending and for illegal moneylending and for money laundering. gne for illegal moneylending and for money laundering. one in five of the — for money laundering. one in five of the people _ for money laundering. one in five of the people arrested i five of the people arrested last — five of the people arrested last year— five of the people arrested last year was _ five of the people arrested last year was female - five of the people arrested last year was female and i five of the people arrestedj last year was female and it isn't — last year was female and it isn't unusual— last year was female and it isn't unusual for— last year was female and it isn't unusual for them - last year was female and it isn't unusual for them to l last year was female and itl isn't unusual for them to be last year was female and it - isn't unusual for them to be of retirement— isn't unusual fo

jenkinson , who are both 16, stabbed her 28 times after luring her to a park near warrington in cheshirearlettjenkinson 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 for those who commit murder of li

cheshire police _ that shocked the country?ce described it as one of the most difficult cases they have dealt with, the murder of a schoolchild by 215—year—old children, younger than the victim themselves and this was something that had been preplanned. in court, there was evidence about how the teenagers had drawn up for what they called a kill list with five children's names on it including brianna ghey, their eventual victim. they then lured her to linear park on a saturday afternoon in a preplanned attack and she was then stabbed multiple times but during the hearing, the court heard how the girl in the case had a sort of fascination with murder and death, how she had downloaded a web browser to allow her to search the dark web, the part of the internet that is not indexed by search engines looking for material around torture and murder and how she had a fascination with serial killers like harold shipman. police described her as having a first for murder. that culminated in this preplanned attack on brianna ghey the chap o

she was stabbed 28 times in broad daylight in a park in cheshire in february last year.justice yip previously said that there was "a strong public interest in the full and unrestricted reporting of what is plainly an exceptional case." let's go live to our reporter rowan bridge, who is outside manchester crown court for us now. it has been a highly charged atmosphere in courtroom number two atmosphere in courtroom number two at manchester crown court. the room has been packed with friends and family of brianna ghey wearing pink in her memory. sitting across from them, the two teenage killers convicted of her murder. my colleague nick garnett has been looking back at the case. scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe, the killers of brianna ghey. the two had been close, trusted friends, at school together, untiljenkinson was temporarily moved to birchwood high where scarlett became friends with brianna. in terms of scarlett, 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 tryi

alice was driving near their home in cheshire . in may 2022. for the cheshire. in may 2022.r the latest stories , sign up to gb latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts. >> good afternoon britain . it's >> good afternoon britain. it's 12:09 and the teenage killers behind the murder of brianna ghey zahawi will soon be sentenced at manchester crown court this afternoon . court this afternoon. >> yes, 16 year old scarlett jenkinson and eddie radcliffe were named earlier today and had already been found guilty of murdering the transgender schoolgirl. the two teenagers were 15 when they lured brianna to her death and stabbed her 28 times in her victim impact statement, brianna's mother, esther , told the court she had esther, told the court she had failed her daughter. >> she felt she'd failed her daughter by letting her meet up with scarlett . with scarlett. >> well, joining us now is criminal barrister gerry hayes. gerry, this is a particularly vicious, savage, brutal case of murder made distinctive by t

the 216 cheshire last february.e 216 year olds have been referred to only as girl x and boy y throughout the court proceedings due to their age , but will be due to their age, but will be named today. the pair had drawn up a kill list of four other teenagers. in addition to brianna, at their trial . they brianna, at their trial. they blamed each other for the killing , a potential deal to killing, a potential deal to send migrants back to turkey aimed at stopping small boat crossings seems unlikely to get the go ahead , home, office the go ahead, home, office officials say. turkey is not generally safe due to human rights concerns. the setback follows the success of a similar deal with albania, praised by rishi sunak. the proportion of turkish nationals arriving by small boats surged from 2% in 2022 to over 10% last year. it comes as more than 1000 migrants have arrived in the uk so far this year, after crossing the channel. this year, after crossing the channel . the government's channel. the government's offering

eddie ratcliffe and scarlett jenkinson — both 16 — killed brianna ghey in 2023 — in a park in cheshire corrosive liquid attack in london. police made a direct appeal to him. you clearly have got some significant injuries. you need some medical_ significant injuries. you need some medical help. so do the right thing and hand _ medical help. so do the right thing and hand yourself in. at medical help. so do the right thing and hand yourself in.— and hand yourself in. at least 300 --eole and hand yourself in. at least 300 people andkenny _ and hand yourself in. at least 300 people andkenny are _ and hand yourself in. at least 300 people andkenny are injured - and hand yourself in. at least 300 people andkenny are injured in i and hand yourself in. at least 300| people andkenny are injured in the gas explosion and witnesses say they felt the ground shake. let's go back to one of our top stories today. the two teenagers who murdered 16—year—old brianna ghey last february have been sentenced to a minimum of 20 and 22 years in prison. eddie ratcliffe and scarlett jenkinson , who are both 16,

this operation by the illegal money lending team with cheshire police led to the arrest of a 63—year—olde under arrest for illegal money lending and for money laundering. one in five of the people we arrested last year was female, and it's not unusual for them to be of retirement age as well. and people think, well, there's no threats. if there's a 70 odd—year—old woman, what's the threat? quite often it's a lot subtler than "i'll break your legs, which is what people think about when it comes to loan sharks. the way illegal moneylenders operate has also changed. last year, 39% of cases that we dealt with had a social media element, which was either the meeting, the loan shark on social media or communication being through social media. and we're seeing loan sharks who advertise even on things like snapchat, maybe paying an influencer to recommend them and then they have a reach of all over the country. for more stories from across the uk, head l to the bbc news website. hey, i'm dylan with the catch up. tonight, king charles is diagnosed with cancer. an update on the clapham manhunt and

her with a knife in cheshire last year. her mother with a knife in cheshire last year .her mother says she wants year. her mother says she wants to see special phones for children with restricted access to social media apps , and also to social media apps, and also for inappropriate search terms to be flagged to parents. scarlett jenkinson, who was jailed on friday, watched videos of torture and murder online before attacking briana. demi traitors who claim war memorials could face three months in prison and a fine of £1,000 pro palestinian demonstrators claim the scale. the royal artillery memorial in london, following a protest outside parliament in november, home secretary james cleverly described it as an inqu cleverly described it as an insult and says it can't continue. the measure will apply across england and wales and is set to be introduced in the house of commons, and the king has been seen in public for the first time since leaving hospital. he was spotted smiling and waving at the crowd that had gathered at the entrance to saint mary magdalene church in sand

she was stabbed 28 times in broad daylight in a park in cheshire in february last year.ously said there was a strong public interest in the full and unrestricted reporting of what is plainly an exceptional case, she said. roman bridge is outside manchester crown court and has been following the case. it has been a highly emotional day in court. my colleague has been looking back at the case. scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe, the killers of brianna ghey. the two had been close, trusted friends, at school together, untiljenkinson was temporarily moved to birchwood high where scarlett became friends with brianna. in terms of scarlett, 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 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

highlands, in the middle across parts of northern ireland and perhaps north west england, perhaps cheshireess developing, helping to lift the temperature. look at how mild it will be across the south—east of england through the day on thursday. most of the rain on thursday will be towards the north and west and some of that could be quite heavy at times, but if we get any brightness across the south—east of england and east anglia in particular that could lift the temperature as high as 16 or 17 degrees, but milder air filtering through across scotland so temperatures here will be rising. through friday that rain has largely cleared away towards the east but still lots of cloud towards the eastern coast, these north sea facing coasts, with a bit of a breeze and outbreaks of drizzle but temperatures above seasonal average, a little lower than thursday with more of a westerly wind but milder again across scotland, nine to 12 degrees. thanks, elizabeth. and that's bbc news at one. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. back for eng

was convicted alongside scarlettjenkinson of murdering 16—year—old brianna in a park in culcheth, cheshire skincare chain of stores the body shop say 116 outlets will stay open in the uk. but they are closing 75 shops over the next six weeks and will cut about 500 jobs as part of a restructuring programme. the uk arm of the global beauty chain was put into administration this month. a bbc investigation has found that millions of chickens sold in uk supermarkets show clear signs of skin burns caused by being left to live in their own waste. you're live with bbc news. russia's president vladimir putin has warned western governments not to send troops to ukraine, saying the consequences of doing so would be "tragic". in his annual state of the nation address in moscow he claimed his forces were advancing confidently inside ukraine two years after the invasion. our russian editor steve rosenberg has more. it was president putin's 19th state of the nation address. and he used it to send this warning to western nations. "don't send your troops to ukraine." translation: they need to understand on

he was hit by the ford fiesta alice was driving near their home cheshire , which had home in cheshire accident. but in other news, a man has died after falling from the tate modern near the river thames in london. police, air ambulance and paramedics attended the scene but despite the efforts, the man died at the scene . the the man died at the scene. the gallery, which is one of the most visited art museums in the world, will remain closed following incident. the following the incident. the death being treated death is currently being treated as , but it's not as unexpected, but it's not thought to suspicious and thought to be suspicious and there are fresh warnings of potential human rights breaches on the bibby stockholm barge as asylum seekers face what's being described as claustrophobic conditions , the home affairs conditions, the home affairs select committee says cramped living conditions are contributing to a decline in mental for health some residents, of housing residents, the cost of housing asylum claimants on the barge is £120 per person, per night. it comes as the home

brianna was stabbed to death by teenagers scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe in a cheshire park lasts afternoon. i really didn't think that i was going to be able to come on stage today. but after seeing all of brianna's really brave, lovely friends come out and do that for her, i thought i'd better push myself as well. so as you've all heard, brianna was an amazing, unique and joyful teenager. i will be forever thankful that i was lucky enough to spend 16 years with her. she taught me so much and gave me so much happiness and love. if there's one piece of advice that i can give to any parent, it would be to hug your children tight and never stop telling them that you love them. i want to thank you all for coming here today to pay respect to brianna. i hope that wherever she is now, that she can feel the love that we've created by joining together today. thank you to the golden square and to all involved making this vigil happen, thank you. applause. let's speak to news reporter jessica lane who was also watching the vigil take place. a very emotional day for those attending. it a ve

we opened delamea in cheshire four years ago. we treat i cheshire four years ago.and digital addiction? you are in recovery from alcohol and drug abuse? . �* , ., recovery from alcohol and drug abuse? . �* , . , abuse? that's right i have been clean and _ abuse? that's right i have been clean and sober _ abuse? that's right i have been clean and sober for _ abuse? that's right i have been clean and sober for 19 - abuse? that's right i have been clean and sober for 19 years. i i clean and sober for 19 years. i think there are similarities, absolutely. and one of the challenges with digital addiction, it's a little bit like food. there is no abstinence framework. so for someone who has become alcohol dependent on one level, it is very straightforward. recovery is about not drinking a day at a time. we have to live in the world. so, very difficult to navigate life without using the intranet.— difficult to navigate life without using the intranet. there is a real distinction _ using the intranet. there is a real distinction that _ using the intranet. there is a real di

wendy had to travel from her home in cheshire to find the medicine she desperately needs from a chemistpharmacist and i said, "can you put my name down on them? can you hold them for me until i can get a prescription to you?" and they said they would, which was very nice of them. and by 2 o'clock, my nerves were just shot. epilepsy is a serious neurological condition, affecting more than half a million people in the uk — many of whom rely on being able to access the same medication day in, day out. phil is one of them, but he says recently he's been having up to two seizures a week after he was given a generic unbranded version of his usual pills. with epilepsy, you can't keep mixing and matching and changing the types because, well, sort of fundamentally, all the ingredients is the same. how they process in your body and your brain isn't the same. i have a nocturnalform of epilepsy. you're sort of going to bed worrying what's going to happen that night. you read about stories where people don't wake up. and i think my wife touched on that. she's always concerned about it as well. so it

she was stabbed 28 times in broad daylight in february last year in cheshire in the north west of england the days following her murder, candlelit vigils were held across the uk for brianna, many organised by the members of the transgender community. nick garnett reports. a warning awarning — a warning — you may find son of —— some of his report distracting. scarlettjenkinson and eddie ratcliffe, the killers of brianna ghey. —— distressing. the two had been close, trusted friends, at school together, untiljenkinson was temporarily moved to birchwood high where scarlett became friends with brianna. in terms of scarlett, 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 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 aft

was convicted alongside scarlettjenkinson of murdering 16—year—old brianna in a park in culcheth, cheshire outlets will stay open in the uk. but they are closing 75 shops over the next six weeks and will cut about 500 jobs, as part of a restructuring programme. you're live with bbc news. russian president vladimir putin has given his annual state of the nation address, two weeks before russia's presidential election. in the speech, he claimed russia is gaining territory in what he insisted was a defensive operation in ukraine. he thanked the members of the armed forces fighting in ukraine and their families at home. but he didn't mention what it might take for russia to end its military action in ukraine. and neither did he touch on what's been happening to his political rivals including the opposition figure, alexei navalny, who died in a siberian prison this month. but mr putin warned that any deployment of western troops in ukraine would have "tragic" consequences. the comments appear to respond to french president macron, who this week did not rule out sending western soldiers to ukrai

convicted — alongside scarlettjenkinson — of murdering 16—year—old brianna in a park in culcheth, cheshirety. prince william was speaking at a synagogue in central london, where he met members of thejewish community. they raised fears of rising instances of hatred againstjews. it was his first public engagement since unexpectedly pulling out of a memorial service because of a "personal matter". a bbc investigation has found that millions of chickens sold in uk supermarkets show clear signs of skin burns caused by being left to live in their own waste. poorer welfare conditions on farms mean about a third of birds in some supermarkets have so—called "hock burn". you're live with bbc news both us presidentjoe biden.. and his likely rival for thejob, donald trump,.. are in texas on thursday... talking immigration. with two and half million people illegally entering the us via the southern border last year, immigration is one of the most polarising issues in us politics. mr biden will visit brownsville, on the us—mexico border, where he is expected to ask congress for more funding for border s

she was stabbed 28 times in broad daylight in a park in cheshire in february last year.

a 16—year—old transgender student was stabbed to death in a ferocious attack in a park in cheshire.they stabbed her 28 times. this afternoon they were given life sentences. our north of england correspondentjudith moritz reports from manchester. brianna ghey found it hard to socialise with other teenagers, so when she arranged to hang out with one school friend by herself, it was a big step. a friend told her to buy a one—way ticket and she�*d meet her at the bus stop. but when breanna arrived, there were two teenagers waiting. brianna couldn�*t have known what the other children had in mind. they led her to this park, and on a weekend afternoon in broad daylight, they stabbed her so brutally she stood no chance. leaving her to die, they ran off across these fields and, with blood still on his hands, one of the teenage murderers caught the bus home. now the two children who butchered brianna can be identified. scarlettjenkinson was 15 at the time. sentenced today, the court heard she enjoyed the killing and remains dangerous. scarlett, i have concluded that the primary motivation fo

was convicted alongside scarlettjenkinson of murdering 16—year—old brianna in a park in culcheth, cheshireopen in the uk. but they are closing 75 shops over the next six weeks and will cut about 500 jobs as part of a restructuring programme. the uk arm of the global beauty chain was put into administration this month. a bbc investigation has found that millions of chickens sold in uk supermarket show clear signs of skin burns caused by being left in their own ways. poor conditions on farms mean a third have so—called hock burn. you're live with bbc news. we go back to texas. you heard earlier from we go back to texas. you heard earlierfrom donald trump. he is still talking about 300 miles away we're waiting for presidentjoe biden to start. the issue of the moment today, certainly for both of these men is immigration. the number of undocumented migrants coming into the united states and what can be done about it. president biden has chosen to go to brownsville in texas. it's a border city. it's an area where illegal crossings have dropped sharply in the last couple of years with border arre

throughout today we have been getting more and more information from cheshire police as they have been footage, cctv and there was pictures of the two convicted murderers there side by side you can see scarlettjenkinson and eddie radcliffe. they were the first images to be released by the police asjudge mrs first images to be released by the police as judge mrs justice first images to be released by the police asjudge mrsjustice yip did say there identities could be revealed today. this is part of the police evidence. the two were known to have written lists of serial killers they liked, or kill lists, as they were called. a lot of those exhibits being released. this has become a huge, huge focus of the public�*s attention and a lot of public�*s attention and a lot of public interest in this case. police have been releasing quite a lot to us. there is another letter, possibly another kill list our list of serial killers. they also passed notes between one another that was released during this trial. we are just getting to see some of this. as we get a better idea and a better picture i

gregor townsend had a smile like a cheshire cat and he played in that game in 2002 when scotton lasth capital. davitjenkins, the welsh captain today, the second youngest of all time, he wasn't even born in 2002, he must have thought what have i got into myself? it is hard to do this gamejustice i got into myself? it is hard to do this game justice but we will show you some of the seven tries that were scored. the first three for the scots when pierre schoeman tumbled overin scots when pierre schoeman tumbled over in the first half, the floodgates really opened. duhan van der merwe are the flying wing for scotland. he was set up by finn russell, in his first game as captain. finn russell kicked and created. van der merwe went over for their second. created. van der merwe went over for theirsecond. his created. van der merwe went over for their second. his second try put the scots 27—0up. he really put the afterburners on for that one. showing wales a clean pair of heels. they thought that would be it, and this would be a record score for the scots. this really inexperienced welsh side

jobs at the contact centre in widnes, in cheshire and in store bakeries will all be affected .cusing the government of blowing its £1 billion budget. treasurer figures suggest the home office spent 4.3 billion, more than budgeted on asylum accommodation last year. the shadow home secretary yvette cooper, says it demonstrated the complete chaos in a system . and it comes as the in a system. and it comes as the latest figures show illegal migration has fallen . but legal migration has fallen. but legal migration has fallen. but legal migration is up. migration has fallen. but legal migration is up . the government migration is up. the government data also reveals small boat arrivals in 2023 were down 36% on the previous year. however, the uk granted asylum to over 62,000 people in 2023. that's the highest level on record . the the highest level on record. the subject of assisted dying must be addressed, with mps warning the government that a plan is now needed if laws are passed on jersey or the isle of man day. mr ransom, the tv personality , mr ransom, the tv personality, is am

ghey with a knife in cheshire last year.al phones for children with restricted access to social media apps and inappropriate search terms to be flagged to parents. scarlett jenkinson, who was jailed on friday, watched videos of torture and murder online before attacking briana , a new cancer attacking briana, a new cancer vaccine made by the pharmaceutical firm moderna is being trialled on british patients . the mrna technology patients. the mrna technology used to make covid 19 jabs works by helping the body recognise and fight cancer cells , experts and fight cancer cells, experts say. the vaccine vaccines can lead to a generation of off the shelf cancer therapies. the vaccines, aimed at people with advanced melanoma, lung cancer and other solid tumour cancers . and other solid tumour cancers. well, for the latest on our stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen. or you can go to gb news.com . slash alerts go to gb news.com. slash alerts now it's back to michael. >> thank you, aaron

it's jobs at the contact centre in widnes in cheshire, andifs centre in widnes in cheshire, and it'sstore. bakeries will be affected as the chain tries to save around £1 billion a year over the next three years. the chief executive saying he is making difficult but necessary decisions as the company moves forward into the next phase of its strategy . the prince of its strategy. the prince of wales has condemned a rise in anti—semitism during a visit to anti—semitism during a visit to a jewish synagogue, prince william said it has no place in society as he met young people and students today in london. he was told about an increase in anti—semitism since the israel—hamas war. it was first pubuc israel—hamas war. it was first public appearance since pulling out of a memorial service on tuesday due to a personal matter for the very latest stories, do sign up for gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or go to gb news. com slash alerts. now it's time for headliners . headliners. >> thank you paulie. >> thank you paulie. >> hello and welcome to headliners. >> your run thro

brianna with a knife in cheshire last year.to social media apps, or for inappropriate search terms to be flagged to parents. scarlett jenkins , who was jailed on jenkins, who was jailed on friday, watched videos of torture and murder online before attacking brianna . the king has attacking brianna. the king has been been seen in public for the first time since leaving hospital. he was spotted smiling and waving at a crowd gathered at saint mary magdalene church in sandringham. king charles was discharged from hospital last monday after being treated for an enlarged prostate . for the an enlarged prostate. for the latest stories, sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts. now let's get straight back to . let's get straight back to. nana.thank let's get straight back to. nana. thank you. >> ray. this is a gb news on tv, onune >> ray. this is a gb news on tv, online and on digital radio. i'm nana akua. and for the next houn nana akua. and for the next hour, me and my panel

like the grin on the cheshire cat that won't go away in canada , a federal judge ruled last week thatustin week that prime minister justin trudeau's use of the emergencies act to crush the freedom convoy protests by the country's truckers was unreasoned and violated charter rights. undaunted and unashamed . and undaunted and unashamed. and trudeau's government is appealing the decision. canadian . author regina wartell has published a new book, fisherman's fraud , detailing the fisherman's fraud, detailing the crime committed against the canadian people. when what she calls hate science exploiting imaginary data and excluding real world data was used to invert reality and to demonise and destroy those who chose not to receive the experimental gene therapies. she details how mainstream media and academia institutions conspired to make impossible the lives of those disinclined to risk the shots, and so emboldened the canadian government to freeze the bank accounts of those taking part in or supporting the truckers protests, even to throw them in jail. the truth is out there. and yet tho

scarlett jenkin5on who are both 16 stabbed her 28 times after luring her to a park near warrington in cheshiretrial la5t the judge to reach this conclusion? throughout the trial last year at manchester crown court there was variou5 manchester crown court there was various messages manchester crown court there was variou5 message5 read out between scarlettjenkin5on and eddie radcliffe and throughout tho5e radcliffe and throughout those messages we heard how eddie message5 we heard how eddie radcliffe had referred to brianna a5 radcliffe had referred to brianna as it rather than she or her and use a number of derogatory phrases when talking about brianna and speculated of what she may sound like when she 5cream5. of what she may sound like when she screams. today, when thejudge handed down her decision 5he mentioned the hostility towards brianna's trenches gender identity and said it played a secondary part in how she had decided how serious their sentencing should be. the hostility towards a protected characteristic, something that they have such as race, disability, gender, doe5 have such as r

. >> can i just say i did withdraw an offer for a house one time in in hale in cheshire in 2010.he council had had uh, council had uh, or cheshire east council had written householders uh, or cheshire east council had writtenthey're householders uh, or cheshire east council had writtenthey're illegally ders parked. >> oh , in fact, we have already >> oh, in fact, we have already had an from somebody who had an email from somebody who said , yeah, gary in plymouth, i said, yeah, gary in plymouth, i have recently moved house because of people parking their cars without consideration for others on the pavement. >> it can really affect you especially as well . if you've especially as well. if you've got your next door got somebody, your next door neighbour , parking their neighbour, parking one of their cars of your to cars right in front of your to house know, and you're house do, you know, and you're having space having to jockey for space at all a lot of roads where people live simply aren't built for everybody have car . everybody to have a car. >> no, don't damage your alloys eh

more cheshire, is expected.the next two months and finally, the deadune next two months and finally, the deadline has passed for owners of xl bully dogs to apply for an exemption certificate for their pets before a ban on the breed comes completely into force. from tomorrow . so it's going to from tomorrow. so it's going to be a criminal offence to own an xl bully . without an exemption. xl bully. without an exemption. the ban follows a series of attacks involving xl bullies last year. owners could face having their dog seized by police and being given an unlimited fine. the rspca says around 20,000 dogs have still not been registered with the government . and that's the news. government. and that's the news. i'm back in an hour's time. welcome back to patrick christys tonight. >> now we've got a gb news exclusive for you. you the taxpayer has paid nearly £56,000 for a vile sexual predator and murderer with a criminal record . murderer with a criminal record. as long as your arm to get legal aid so that he can r

meanwhile jobs at the contact centre in widnes in cheshire, and its in—store bakeries will all be affectedls is housing affected. hotels is housing asylum seekers are costing the taxpayer £15 million a day, with labour accusing the government of blowing its £1 billion budget. treasury figures suggest the home office spent 4.3 billion more than budgeted on asylum accommodation last year. the shadow home secretary, yvette cooper , says it yvette cooper, says it demonstrates the complete chaos in the system now the subject of assisted dying must be addressed, with mps warning the government that the plans needed if laws are passed on june jersey or the isle of man. dame esther rantzen is leading the calls for a fresh debate. even a referendum in the uk on the subject, saying the current legislation is simply a mess. she recently revealed she joined the dignitas clinic in switzerland after being diagnosed with stage four lung cancer , and the prince of wales cancer, and the prince of wales has condemned a rise in antisemitism . during a visit to antisemitism. during a visit to antisemitism. du

alice driving near their alice was driving near their home in cheshire, which she had claimed tragicccident . claimed was a tragic accident. a man has died after falling from the tate modern near the river thames in london. police air ambulance and paramedics attended the scene but despite the efforts, the man died at the scene. the gallery, which is one of the most visited art museums in the world, will remain closed following the incident. the death currently being treated death is currently being treated as unexpected but it not as unexpected but it is not thought be suspicious and thought to be suspicious and there are fresh warnings of potential human rights breaches on the bibby stockholm barge as asylum seekers face what's being described as claustrophobic conditions . the home affairs conditions. the home affairs select committee says cramped living conditions are contributing to a decline in mental for health some residents, the cost of housing asylum claimants on the barge is £120 per person, per night . it £120 per person, per night. it comes as the home office has asked f

. >> you're grinning like a cheshire cat. >> i know, ijust cheshire cat. >> i know, i just love being i know, ijust love being here. do you? yeah. yeah. it's just like a social club for me. >> the feeling is very much mutual. how are you? >> i'm very well. i like your shirt, do you? yeah. shirt, andrew. do you? yeah. >> we've both gone with >> well, we've both gone with the sort of the. what do you call this? burgundy? the sort of the. what do you cal|maroon.jrgundy? the sort of the. what do you calimaroon. maroon? yeah, i think so. 50. >> so. >> okay. and we have this lovely studio. warner, there any. studio. warner, are there any. just oil activists the just stop oil activists in the audience? you throw audience? because if you throw orange the maroon, it's orange at this, the maroon, it's going to clash. not going going to clash. it's not going to please refrain for to work. so please refrain for the sake of fashion, let's get some questions from the audience though. question comes some questions from the audience thougpeter. question comes some questions from the audience thougpet

let's talk more about this with inspector anton sullivan, from cheshire police's roads and crime unitvastating. but at a lower level, it is the annoyance and anti—social heavy of this which blights communities and businesses. so it is right that this is raised and we talk about it.— right that this is raised and we talk about it. ~ . . , ., , talk about it. what laws are being broken, talk about it. what laws are being broken. and _ talk about it. what laws are being broken, and do _ talk about it. what laws are being broken, and do you _ talk about it. what laws are being broken, and do you think - talk about it. what laws are being broken, and do you think that - talk about it. what laws are being . broken, and do you think that people who go and watch even know laws are being broken?— being broken? people driving these vehicles, being broken? people driving these vehicles. they _ being broken? people driving these vehicles, they cannot _ being broken? people driving these vehicles, they cannot say _ being broken? people driving these vehicles, they cannot say that - being broken? p

nina's at one gym in cheshire for us this morning. she is getting her steps in. good morning.n i been a while for me since i've been a member of the gym, and they say you've got to start back somehow, and i'm starting with a 2.5 kilometres per hour walk here, because it all counts. what is really interesting is, as you say, despite the fact that life is getting more expensive, energy, mortgage, food costs going through the roof, statistically people are protecting what they spend on their health and well—being, which is really interesting, particularly when you factor in thejoe wicks effect over lockdown, many of us decided to keep fit at home, and it is this community setting that people are still deciding to invest in. let'sjust quickly people are still deciding to invest in. let's just quickly took to rich, you are one of the committed people who came in nice and early. it is not cheap, having a personal trainer like paul. it not cheap, having a personal trainer like paul. , :, not cheap, having a personal trainer like paul-- why _ not cheap, having a personal trainer like

the schoolgirl was stabbed 28 times in a park in cheshire last year.ered brianna in a brutal and sadistic attack. i felt that i could trust scarlett, because brianna clearly trusted her as well. and i think as a parent, you would never imagine that another child that your child has met from school would be capable of doing such a thing. in a packed court number two, brianna's father and sister laid bare the anguish that her murder has caused. her sister alicia said no—one could ever make her feel better, and the loss of brianna was a pain she would carry for the rest of her life. herfather, peter spooner, described brianna's killers as pure evil, and said he would never come to terms with the death of his daughter. the planning, violence and the age of the killers is beyond belief. the two appear to have had a deadly influence on each other, and turned what may have started out as dark fantasies about murder into a reality. mrsjustice yip said scarlettjenkinson was motivated by a deep desire to kill, while eddie ratcliffe's motivation was in part hosti

um up in cheshire, actually, and those two horrendous killers . and what horrendous killers.ly separate issue altogether. whether and i think it was crass that keir starmer should have tried to have brought the two issues together totally separate , and therefore totally separate, and therefore this was about saying a fact which , uh, the prime minister which, uh, the prime minister did. and he shouldn't be apologising for saying that because it was about keir starmer and that he doesn't know what a woman is. yeah. >> one thing that stood out to me was that keir starmer said today , today of all or this today, today of all days or this week all weeks, we can't do. week of all weeks, we can't do. well, implies to me that well, that implies to me that he would change he would chop and change what he thinks on thinks or what he says based on his , because he was his watching, because he was saying, well, can't saying, well, you can't you can't say when, when can't say that when, when brianna's my, um, is up there, you know, you think, well, hang on a minute. fact fact. on a minu