this is melissa's killer, jason conroy.‘s, which contributed to his violent behaviour. when he wasjust 11 he'd been identified as having a fixation with killing a woman in order to have sex with her. but the bristol care home where both he and melissa were living failed to properly assess conroy's risk. when he moved to alexandra house in 2014, they were told he had attempted to kill four separate women, including his own mother. a report they were given said, he should be highly supervised at all times with particular attention being paid to the recognised victim profile of young, petite women, who he feels he can easily overpower. however, the home didn't provide the constant supervision is dangerous fantasies demanded. supervision his dangerous fantasies demanded. melissa's death could have been prevented if practitioners, staff, organisations had adhered to the processes that were in place. the care home have today apologised to melissa's family, saying it had failed in their duty to protect her. her father simply hopes

in october 2014 jason conroy, a fellow resident at the care home, strangled melissa.t down, it is shocking. the amount of m ista kes down, it is shocking. the amount of mistakes that were made. they all add up to a shocking event. and my daughter has taken the brunt of it all. it's heartbreaking. melissa was killed at this care home in bristol, alexandra house specialises in looking after people with asperger‘s but today's serious case review finds they failed to take seriously jason conroy's previous history of abnormal sexual fantasies and were too positive in their assessment of his behaviour. in a statement alexandra house said our deepest sympathies have been with melissa's family over the past three years. since the review was launched we have worked tirelessly to make the necessary changes so that nothing like this can ever happen again. melissa's death could have been prevented if practitioners, staff, organisations had adhered to the processes which were in place. that didn't always happen. and there were a number of missed opportunities for a number of misse

you read the report, jason conroy was let down. my daughter was let down. and it's heartbreaking.lcome to outside source. theresa may ‘s meeting of the european union leaders in estonia. this is as the latest round of brexit talks finished in brussels, both sides striking a reasonably positive tone. president trump has waived shipping restrictions to help get fuel and supplies to puerto rico. many residents have been without electricity and clean drinking water since hurricane maria struck last week. the us coroner who examined the body of an american student who died in captivity in north korea say there is no indication he was tortured. he was released earlier this year but was already unconscious and died days later. his pa rents unconscious and died days later. his parents have said he had been systematically tortured. that is on bbc world service radio. ryanair has been given until the close of business on friday to correct its compensation policy, that a man comes from the uk civil aviation authority after ryanair comes from the uk civil aviation authority after rya nair can

this is melissa‘s killer, jason conroy.he bristol care home where both he and melissa were living failed to properly assess conroy‘s risk. when he moved to alexandra house in 2014, they were told he had attempted to kill four separate women, including his own mother. a report they were given said, he should be highly supervised at all times with particular attention being paid to the recognised victim profile of young, petite women, who he feels he can easily overpower. however, the home didn‘t provide the constant supervision his dangerous fantasies demanded. melissa‘s death could have been prevented if practitioners, staff, organisations, had adhered to the processes that were in place. the care home today apologised to melissa‘s family, saying it had failed in their duty to protect her. her father simply hopes the mistakes identified in this report prevent otherfamilies from suffering as he has. i miss melissa. i miss herjust running around. i miss her hugs. i miss everything. that was james mathieson, the father of meli

in october 2014, jason conroy, a fellow resident at the care home, strangled melissa.hat were made. they all add up to a shocking event. and my daughter has taken the brunt of it all. it's heartbreaking. melissa was killed at this care home in bristol. alexandra house specialises in looking after people with asperger‘s, but today's serious case review finds they failed to take seriously jason conroy's previous history of abnormal sexual fantasies and were too positive in their assessment of his behaviour. in a statement, alexandra house said, "our deepest sympathies have been with melissa's family over the past three years." "since the review, was launched we have worked tirelessly to make the necessary changes so that nothing like this can ever happen again." melissa's death could have been prevented if practitioners, staff, organisations had adhered to the processes which were in place. that didn't always happen. and there were a number of missed opportunities for a number of practitioners and a number of organisations. james mathieson has lost his daughter and wife

melissa mathieson, who was 18, was strangled three years ago by 19—year—old jason conroy at a home thater processes should have been in place. several catholic families in a housing development in belfast have left their homes because of sectarian threats. the area is a housing scheme designed to bring communities together. it's claimed the threats came from the paramilitary ulster volunteer force. the funeral took place today of one of the youngest victims of the grenfell tower fire. two—year—old jeremiah deen was among 18 children who died in the blaze injune. also among those killed were sisters, three—year—old hania and four—year—old fethia who died with their mother, rania, on the 23rd floor. our special correspondent lucy manning has been speaking to the girls‘ family. in matching dresses, celebrating at a birthday party, two sisters, fethia, four, and hania, three, dancing together. they would die in the fire together. hania, a little bit shy, lived in grenfell with her sister, her mum, rania ibrahim, who also died, and her dad, hassan. fethia had this strong personality, just li

melissa mathieson who was 18, was strangled by 19 year old jason conroy at alexandra house in bristoltter processes should have been in place. four catholic families in a housing development in belfast have left their homes because of sectarian threats. the area is a housing scheme designed to bring communities together. it's claimed the threats came from the paramilitary ulster volunteer force. the no—frills airline ryanair has been threatened with legal action over the way it has dealt with passengers following the cancellation of thousands of flights. the head of the civil aviation authority, which regulates the industry, says he is furious with ryanair managers. in particular, he's accused them of failing to tell the hundreds of thousands of passengers affected by the flight cancellations that they are entitled to be re—routed on other airlines. here's our transport correspondent richard wescott. it is europe's biggest and busiest airline. but ryanair has been made to look a bit small today. accused of persistently misleading nearly three quarters of a million customers, the uk re

she was placed with jason conroy, and it was delpo she was attacked by him. he strangled her. and was sentenced to a minimum of19 years convicted, and was sentenced to a minimum of 19 years in prison. the judge said he was a serious danger to the public, particularly young women. millicent reported to staff that she was been sought by jason and that she was scared of him. as we mentioned in the introduction, one of the key findings of this is that michel barnier‘s death could have been prevented. —— melissa death could have been prevented. there is an extensive report into the findings. some of the findings include that jason conroy was described as having extreme sexualised behaviour as far back as 2007 when he was and a different residential school. their comic he tried to attack a been a member of staff. he went on in 2009 again to try and attack a different female member of staff, and different it it says on —— assessment of him in 2013 concluded that he was a high risk of physical and sexual harmful behaviour. we have had a statement from the residential home by melissa w

a couple of things in that report, jason conroy, the defendant, he was described as having extreme sexualisednt, the report concluded, that he posed a high risk of future physical harm and sexualised behaviour. the report also found the place where melissa was put, they found the setting was anfor was put, they found the setting was an for melissa, she suffered, as i say, from asperger‘s syndrome and had been assessed as being at risk of being exploited and is vulnerable in most situations. thank you. these are the bbc news headlines. theresa may has mounted a strong defence of the free market economy. ina defence of the free market economy. in a speech at the bank of england. the prime minister insisted that "strict new rules" on banking and finance were working and she said continuing to deal with our debts is the way to strengthen the economy. a serious case review into the killing of a teenage woman at a residential home for people with asperger‘s syndrome has found her death could have been prevented if better processes had been in place. melissa mathieson was 18 when she was murdered by