henry vincent died in assailant off. a confrontation and mr osborn—brooks has since received death threats and has since received death threats and has been unable to return to his home. he had to give evidence today via an audio link. henry vincent's mother and sister arriving at court today, still furious that no—one has been prosecuted for his death. vincent was wanted in connection with another burglary when he went to the house at hither green, armed with a screwdriver. he left it fatally injured. richard osborn—brooks was holding the knife that killed him. the inquest heard today that, when threatened by vincent, the pensioner held up his own weapon, saying "mine is bigger than yours and if you do not leave my house, you will be sorry." police initially arrested the 78—year—old on suspicion of murder before releasing him with no further action. outside the house in the days that followed, the vincent family put up tributes to the man who had gone there to threaten and stealfrom a pensioner. the tributes were quickl

henry vincent's mother and sister arriving at court today, still furious that no—one's been prosecutedwanted in connection with another burglary when he went to the house at hither green armed with a screwdriver. he left it fatally injured. stabbing, stabbing. they are trying to revive him, i think he's gone. the inquest heard today that, when threatened by vincent, richard osborn—brooks held up a knife, saying, "mine's bigger than yours, and if you don't leave my house, you'll be sorry." police initially arrested mr osborn—brooks on suspicion of murder before releasing him with no further action. but he received death threats which meant he couldn't return home. outside the house in the days that followed, the vincent family put up tributes to the man who'd gone there to threaten and stealfrom a pensioner. the tributes were quickly taken down by other residents, and the police had to intervene. it prompted a nationwide debate about the fine line between murder and self—defence. at vincent's funeral, feelings ran high, and there were threats made against journalists. but the coroner co

henry vincent's mother and sister arriving at court today, still furious that no—one has been prosecutedanother burglary when he went to the house at hither green, armed with a screwdriver. he left it fatally injured. stabbing. they are trying to revive him but i think he's gone. richard 0sborn—brooks was holding the knife that killed him. the inquest heard today that, when threatened by vincent, the pensioner held up his own weapon, saying, "mine is bigger than yours, and if you do not leave my house, you will be sorry." police initially arrested the 78—year—old on suspicion of murder before releasing him with no further action. but he received death threats which meant he could not return home. outside the house in the days that followed, the vincent family put up tributes to the man who had gone there to threaten and stealfrom a pensioner. the tributes were quickly taken down by other residents and the police had to intervene. it prompted a nationwide debate about the fine line between murder and self—defence. at vincent's funeral, feelings ran high and there were threats made against

lawfully killed. 79—year—old richard 0sborne brooks said he had picked up a kitchen knife and warned henry vincentave used a drone to fly a kidney for transplant in the first trip of its kind. they spent three years developing the drone which was fitted with specialist equipment to maintain and monitor the organ. plaid cymru has launched its campaign for the forthcoming european elections. at the launch, the party‘s leader adam price called on anyone wanting another eu referendum to back them in the elections. plaid says wales should hold an independence referendum if brexit occurs without a further vote on eu membership. this election is notjust about putting wales, our lives, our problems and our dreams at the heart of europe, but bringing in wales from the margins, out from the cold. we‘ve spent too long as a nation in the ante rooms of history. it‘s time to throw open the doors of our future and take our seat at the table. we want to be listened to, because this is our world too, and we have something to say. princess charlotte‘s fourth birthday has been marked with the release of three photog

the mail leads on the lawful killing verdict at the inquest into the death of burglar henry vincent.orn—brooks, has been condemned to a life in hiding and has been forced to relocate. the guardian reports that an end to aids could be in sight. the paper says a new study has found that men whose hiv was suppressed by antiretroviral drugs could not infect their partner. good morning, gentlemen. what have you got for us? we keep an eye on what mark carney says and it was interest rate day yesterday and they did not raise interest rates yesterday. but the times is saying that interest rates will have to rise after brexit. whatever gets resolved. mark carney is saying that at that point the bank of england will look to raise interest rates. how different is that from previous messages? everybody seems to expect interest rates to rise very slowly and gradually. he said it might end up and gradually. he said it might end up being faster than that. he almost gave a hint that if this stuff gets resolved with brexit, that is something people should be taking into account. the end of october is