what more do we know i about jemma mitchell?jemma mitchell? she had worked as an osteopath, she had _ about jemma mitchell? she had worked as an osteopath, she had a _ about jemma mitchell? she had worked as an osteopath, she had a degree - about jemma mitchell? she had worked as an osteopath, she had a degree in i as an osteopath, she had a degree in human sciences and had skills to dismember a body. there was no forensic evidence linking miss mitchell to the crime. all the evidence was circumstantial. she declined to give evidence in court. in police interviews in custody she answered, no comment. the detective police inspector described as a ruthless killer, saying the cold facts of the place where shocking. the jury tookjust over eight hours to reach their verdict. jemma mitchell will be sentenced tomorrow. thank you. the number of crimes that result in someone being charged is now half what it was in 2015. figures released today show that the proportion of crimes reported to police that result in a charge has fallen from ju

she metjemma mitchell through the met jemma mitchell through the church. metjemma mitchell through the a woman she described as a spiritual healer. that turned into murder all because mitchell wanted to inherit her estate. today the old bailey the judge concluded that mitchell was extremely devious, sentencing her to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 3a years. there is the chilling aspect of what you did to and with her body after you did to and with her body after you had killed her. you have shown absolutely no remorse. and it appears that you are in complete denial as to what you did. notwithstanding what, in my judgment, amounted to overwhelming evidence against you. it judgment, amounted to overwhelming evidence against you.— evidence against you. it was on the 11th ofjune — evidence against you. it was on the 11th ofjune last _ evidence against you. it was on the 11th ofjune last year, _ evidence against you. it was on the 11th ofjune last year, mitchell- evidence against you. it was on the 11th ofjune last year, mitchell set i 11th ofjune last year, mitchell set off for d

, who, _ televised sentencing of jemma mitchell, who, if— televised sentencing of jemma mitchell, whodow in her london home injune last year. it is the first live televised sentencing of a murder in this country, and i want to take your life to have a listen to what is being said. life to have a listen to what is being said-— life to have a listen to what is bein: said. ~ ., i. being said. meanwhile, you met the victim in this — being said. meanwhile, you met the victim in this case _ being said. meanwhile, you met the victim in this case through _ being said. meanwhile, you met the victim in this case through church, l victim in this case through church, some time, it would appear, in 2020. she, like you, was a very devout christian, and it is clear from the hundreds of phone messages that passed between you over a period of several months, right up to the time of her death, which featured on the evidence in the trial, he became very close. she was 67 years of age and of malaysian origin. she was a woman of some means. and the evidence showed that she was extremely generous. unfortun

jemma mitchell has been given a minimum of 3a years imprisonment for the murder of mee kuen chong.

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mitchell became the prime suspect and was arrested. jemmaarresting you on- suspicion of murder. today, in a victim impact statement read to court, deborah chong's sister amy chong said... mitchell will serve at least 3a years in prison for what was a chilling and calculated murder of herfriend. helena wilkinson, bbc news. twitter�*s new owner, the billionaire elon musk, has said no major decisions will be made for the time being on reinstating suspended accounts. the world's richest person said the company needed to hold a meeting of a moderation council before taking any such action. mr musk has perviously signalled he's willing to reverse bans on controversial users, including donald trump. this report is from our technology editor, zoe kleinman. elon musk — to his many fans, one of the most innovative and influential people in the world. he is certainly the richest. he made his money with paypal and is now the boss of the electric car firm tesla. he also owns rocket maker spacex and his starlink satellite network provides internet access

mitchell became the prime suspect and was arrested. jemmaof murder. _ today, in a victim impact statement read to court, deborah chong's sister amy chong said... mitchell will serve at least 3a years in prison for what was a chilling and calculated murder of herfriend. helena wilkinson, bbc news. a man who broke into the california home of the us house speaker nancy pelosi and attacked her husband is reported to have shouted, "where's nancy?" the politician was in washington dc at the time. a 42—year—old man has been charged with attempted murder. paul pelosi, who's 82, is being treated in hospital. our north america editor, sarah smith, is in washington for us tonight. this was a brutal assault. police say the intruder attacked ketamine with a —— he attacked paul pelosi with a —— he attacked paul pelosi with a —— he attacked paul pelosi with a hammer while he said he was looking for nancy pelosi. it comes on the same day that us intelligence services are now warning of the rising threat that they see coming from violent political extremism

mitchell soon became the prime suspect, and was arrested. jemmaamy said... mitchell will spend at least 3a years in prison, for what was a chilling and calculated murder of herfriend. helena wilkinson, bbc news. a man has been found guilty of murdering his ex—girlfriend, who died more than 20 years after he poured petrol over her and set her on fire — in an attack inspired by the film reservoir dogs. jacqueline kirk suffered horrific burns in 1998. her former partner steven craig has already served a life sentence for causing grievous bodily harm with intent. now, a jury has agreed that the injuries inflicted on her back then, played more than a minimal part in her death two decades later, so they convicted him of murder. a warning you may find some of the content in this report byjenny kumah distressing. it was a terrible smell of them look down, ijust went up. her it was a terrible smell of them look down, ijust went up.— it was a terrible smell of them look down, ijust went up. down, i 'ust went up. her ex partner drove down, ijust went up. her

mitchell soon became the prime suspect, and was arrested. jemmant read to court, deborah chong's sister amy said... mitchell will spend at least 3a years in prison, for what was a chilling and calculated murder of herfriend. helena wilkinson, bbc news. joining me now is our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds. such a distressing case but also it made legal history. it such a distressing case but also it made legal history.— such a distressing case but also it made legal history. it did. i mean, obviously. — made legal history. it did. i mean, obviously, anybody _ made legal history. it did. i mean, obviously, anybody can _ made legal history. it did. i mean, obviously, anybody can go - made legal history. it did. i mean, obviously, anybody can go and - made legal history. it did. i mean, l obviously, anybody can go and watch a trial in person, going to court and sit and watch what happens but this really brings it into people's front rooms and of course onto their phones. the government wanted when it announced this justice to be, open and tra

jemma mitchell and mee kuen chong were friends.on of the victim�*s house. she�*s pulling a blue suitcase — which the prosecution say has the victim�*s body inside, having committed the murder. she hired a taxi under a false name to transport it to her house. the prosecution believe, in all probability, she kept the body in her garden for two weeks before hiring a car and driving it 200 miles to devon. 16 days after she was reported missing, miss chong�*s headless body was found in woods near in the resort of salcombe, by a family on holiday. mitchell had forged miss chong�*s will so that she and her mother would receive her estate. the court heard that she needed money to pay for repairs to her house in northwest london — in fact, miss chong had offered her £200,000 to pay for those renovations before changing her mind. shortly after she changed her mind, she disappeared. mitchell was an osteopath, she had a degree in human sciences and the skills to dismember a body, thejury was told. there�*s no forensic evidence linking her to t

jemma mitchell is the first murderer to be sentenced on television in england and wales.

jemma mitchell has been found _ said at the court?apitating at her home, before wheeling her body away in a suitcase. 15 days later the headless corpse was found. the prosecution said mitchell was motivated by money and pointed to a fake will found at her house. they claim that they said miss mitchell killed mrs cheong to get money to pay for house repairs. messages shown to the court showed there had been a discussion between there had been a discussion between the friends about this and miss chung had changed her mind. the court was shown cctv of miss mitchell leaving the house with a suitcase. onjune 26th she drove to deacon devon. mitchell denied murdering miss chung, but she declined to give evidence in her defence. the old bailey old from a neighbour, the two had been friends, they had spent a lot of time together and the neighbour said that miss chung believed she was being healed byjemma and jesus. she said that to the court. sentencing will take place tomorrow.— that to the court. sentencing will take place tomorrow. ukrainia

it was through the church that she met jemma mitchell, a woman she described as her spiritual healer s estate. today at the old bailey, thejudge concluded that mitchell was extremely devious, sentencing her to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 3a years. life imprisonment with a minimum term of 34 years-— term of 34 years. there is the chillin: term of 34 years. there is the chilling aspect _ term of 34 years. there is the chilling aspect of _ term of 34 years. there is the chilling aspect of what - term of 34 years. there is the chilling aspect of what you i term of 34 years. there is the j chilling aspect of what you did term of 34 years. there is the i chilling aspect of what you did to and with her body after you had killed her. you have shown absolutely no remorse and it appears qr absolutely no remorse and it appears or in complete denial as to what you did, notwithstanding what in my judgment amounted to overwhelming evidence against you. it judgment amounted to overwhelming evidence against you.— evidence against you. it was on the 11th ofjune — evidence against you. it

and this was the moment mitchell was arrested. all right, jemman't it? when in custody and questioned by police, mitchell said "no comment" throughout. the court heard miss chong had offered mitchell £200,000 to help repair her home, but backed out of the offer. shortly afterwards, she disappeared. mitchell, after killing herfriend, then forged miss chong's will so that she and her mother would receive her estate. it was an evil act carried out by an evil woman, and the only motive, clearly, was one of financial gain. during the trial, jurors heard mitchell had a degree in human sciences and had the skills to dismember a body. shall i get some shoes? mitchell will be sentenced tomorrow for the cold and calculated murder of her friend for money. helena wilkinson, bbc news. the number of crimes in england and wales that result in someone being charged is now half of what it was seven years ago. figures released today show that the proportion of crimes reported to police that result in a charge has fallen from just over 15% in march 2015 to just over

mitchell soon became the prime suspect, and was arrested. jemman a victim impact statement read to court, deborah chong's sister amy said, "i can't begin to believe... mitchell will spend at least 3a years in prison, for what was a chilling and calculated murder of herfriend. helena wilkinson, bbc news. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: jerry lee lewis has died at the age of 87. donald trump has welcomed elon musk�*s 44 billion dollar takeover of twitter, saying the social media platform is now "in sane hands". the former us president was banned from twitter after being accused of inciting violence in january last year. twitter�*s head of legal policy at the time has now been sacked, along with its chief executive, by the new owner. james clayton reports. elon musk. to his many fans, one of the most innovative and influential people in the world. he is certainly the richest. he made his money with paypal and is now the boss of the electric car firm tesla. he also owns spacex and his starlink satellite network provides internet access

a murder sentence is televised for the first time in england and wales — jemma mitchell is given life

jemma mitchell killed mee kuen chong at her home in north—west london injune last year before putting devon, where she dumped it in woodland. charlotte rowlings was with family on holiday when they found the body. go ahead, caller, - what is your emergency? i've just found a body. are they breathing? no, they're dead. they look like they have, um, possibly been there for a few days. police! you on suspicion of murder. the car stank, jemma, didn't it? when in custody and questioned by police, mitchell said "no comment" throughout. the court heard miss chong had offered mitchell £200,000 to help repair her home, but backed out of the offer. shortly afterwards, she disappeared. mitchell, after killing herfriend, then forged miss chong's will so that she and her mother would receive her estate. it was an evil act carried out by an evil woman, and the only motive, clearly, was one of financial gain. during the trial, jurors heard mitchell had a degree in human sciences and had the skills to dismember a body. shall i get some shoes? mitchell will be sentenced tomorrow for the cold and calcu

jemma mitchell and mee kuen chong were friends.d her mind. shortly after she changed her mind she disappeared. mitchell was an osteopath and had a degree in human sciences and the skills to dismember a body, thejury was human sciences and the skills to dismember a body, the jury was told. there was no forensic evidence linking her to the crime, all the evidence was circumstantial. she declined to give evidence in court and answered no comment in her police interviews. detective chief inspectorjim eastwood described mitchell as a ruthless killer, saying the cold facts of the case were shocking. it took the jury just over eight hours to reach their guilty verdict and jemma mitchell will be sentenced here at the old bailey tomorrow. new guidance issued by the equality and human rights commission will make it much harder to discriminate against hairstyles such as braids and cornrows. the human—rights watchdog says schools banning such hairstyles are now likely to be acting unlawfully, if they fail to give exemptions on racial grounds.

mitchell became the prime suspect and was arrested. jemmaead to court, deborah chong's sister amy chong said... mitchell will serve at least 3a years in prison for what was a chilling and calculated murder of herfriend. helena wilkinson, bbc news. pakistan's former prime minister, imran khan has begun leading a week—long march of his supporters from the eastern city of lahore to the capital islamabad demanding early elections. it's after he was ousted in april after losing a confidence vote in parliament. our reporter tarhub asghar is in lahore. right now, i am here at the liberty iconic spot with the prime minister asked his supporters to get prepared and you can see thousands of people were actually here and came here on this and the leadership is also here and he was voted out from the office and he was voted out from the office and and since then, he's been around with pressure on the establishment and announcing elections, you can see the people are here, their families who came here in the small march and for activity and from here to