colin pitchfork, shall we remember him, it's just that name. it makes me feel sick. the guy that killed two children. we're focusing though tonight, not on him, really, but on the premise of parole. because he actually wanted his parole hearing to be held essentially behind closed doors. it was ruled instead that in the interests of justice, essentially, this was going to be a more public hearing. i say good to that . what do you say, good to that. what do you say, though, zoe? >> i'm just not sure what the benefit of a public hearing is apart from, apart from having people who are very, very angry and upset getting very, very angry and upset about this. i mean, this is an incredibly horrific case of the murder, of two women, two girls, 15 year olds. yeah. two girls. i mean, it's just absolutely appalling . it's just absolutely appalling. and i know there's a lot there'll be a lot of hurt in the community, a lot of people who want to see this man behind bars, for good. but. but i just don't know what benefit it provides for the justice system , provides for the justi

double child - rapist and murder colin pitchfork is again— rapist and murder colin pitchfork is againf to over a thousand girls and women. as the mp for south leicestershire i distributed a survey— leicestershire i distributed a survey asking my constituents about parole _ survey asking my constituents about parole board reform. because the problem — parole board reform. because the problem is — parole board reform. because the problem is that the reconsideration mechanism allow mr pitchfork to keep asking _ mechanism allow mr pitchfork to keep asking for— mechanism allow mr pitchfork to keep asking for a _ mechanism allow mr pitchfork to keep asking for a reconsideration of a reconsidered decision. limitless times— reconsidered decision. limitless times and — reconsidered decision. limitless times and cost free to him. so, can iask— times and cost free to him. so, can i ask the _ times and cost free to him. so, can i ask the prime minister if he will arrange _ i ask the prime minister if he will arrange a — i ask the prime minister if he will arrange a meeting between myself and the

i know that the whole house will join me in recognising the horror of the crimes committed by colin pitchforkd sending our condolences to the victims families . our condolences to the victims families. now we are reforming the parole system to add a ministerial check on the release of the most dangerous criminals and changing the law so that society's most depraved killers. life means life. but i will, of course, arrange for the findings of my hon. friend's survey to be properly considered, and will ensure that he meets with the justice secretary to discuss his proposals further. >> rosena allin—khan . >> rosena allin—khan. >> rosena allin—khan. >> thank you very much, mr speaken >> in gaza , israel has attacked >> in gaza, israel has attacked hospitals. it's attacked refugee camps, and it has killed aid workers . israel has blocked workers. israel has blocked vital aid, turned off water suppues vital aid, turned off water supplies and denied access to food . israel has killed food. israel has killed thousands upon thousands of innocent civilians as the world watches, trampling all over inter

double child killer colin pitchfork next parole heanng colin pitchfork next parole hearing will takehfork was jailed for life for raping and strangling 215 year old girls. lynda mann and dawn ashworth, in leicestershire in 1983 and 1986. lawyers for the families of lucy letby victims say an inquiry into her crimes should be live streamed in an effort to prevent conspiracy theories. the former nurse was sentenced to 14 whole life orders after she was convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to murder six others. a lawyer representing the families of six victims says the case continues to attract conspiracy theorists, and hearing from the people involved would be an effective way to tackle them. it comes after the new yorker magazine published an article about the case under the headline, did she do it ? a six year old boy has do it? a six year old boy has died after falling from an apartment block in east london. it's understood the child fell from the upper floor of a building in plaistow shortly before 6:00 this morning. the death is being treated as unexpected and authori

colin pitchfork next parole hearing will take place in public in july. was jailed for life for raping and strangling 215 year old girls, lynda mann and dawn ashworth, in leicestershire in 1983 and 1986. in other news, teenagers could be recruited to help plug a shortage of train drivers under new proposals put forward today. the government is asking for views on lowering the minimum age for drivers from 20 to 18, which it says would help build resilience across the railway. the average age of a driver is 48 and the workforce is projected to shrink over the coming years, with many due to retire. it's hoped the proposal will set thousands of young people on track to a career in transport. junior doctors in england are holding fresh talks with the government in an effort to end their long running dispute over pay . it's hoped the dispute over pay. it's hoped the negotiations will help avoid further walkouts , with doctors further walkouts, with doctors demanding a 35% pay rise. health secretary victoria atkins says she's pleased the british medical associat

also, the double child killer colin pitchfork er, he has lost his appeal for his parole heanng his appeal