well, the dock in liverpool crown court — chapman. ck in liverpool crown court is — chapman. well, the dock in liverpool crown court is a _ chapman. well, the dock in liverpool crown court is a glass _ chapman. well, the dock in liverpool crown court is a glass dog _ chapman. well, the dock in liverpool crown court is a glass dog and it - chapman. well, the dock in liverpool crown court is a glass dog and it is i crown court is a glass dog and it is possible to hydrate in the corner, which is what connor chapman has done every day throughout the proceedings —— is a glass dock and it is possible to hide in the corner. he did exactly the same today, hid in the corner away from as many people as he possibly could. that was why at the end of yesterday's proceedings, tim edwards shouted at the word cowered at him as he was taken down upon conviction. —— the word coward. and at the words rat and scumbag baird were shouted at him today. he was told what you did to the six people who were injured were shocking and he murdered and tried to kill

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speak outside liverpool crown court as well. t is peter williams and nick garner who was in the court, but very quickly, peter, thank you for staying with us, in the sentencing of thomas waring, he was 20 at the time, we understand he had been attacked whilst in prison yesterday, he had been accused of being a grass, just how big a stigma is that? grass, “ust how big a stigma is that? ., ., , , , that? unfortunately, it is... nobody wants to be — that? unfortunately, it is... nobody wants to be labelled _ that? unfortunately, it is... nobody wants to be labelled a _ that? unfortunately, it is... nobody wants to be labelled a grass, - that? unfortunately, it is... nobody wants to be labelled a grass, so - that? unfortunately, it is... nobody wants to be labelled a grass, so to l wants to be labelled a grass, so to speak. so the fact that he was attacked in custody really doesn't surprise me. with those sorts of things. but while that image of the grass is purveyed perhaps, what i would remind the viewers is the fact that in relati

in christmas eve due to be sentenced imminently . imminently. >> he jury at liverpool crown >> he a jury at liverpool crown courtuse inn in wallasey, just ten minutes before christmas day last year. well, let's cross to liverpool crown court and speak with gb news nonh court and speak with gb news north west of england. reporter sophie reaper sophie, we understand in court at the moment victim impact statements are being read out those statements. the court hearing words from ellie edwards brother, her father tim, and also her mother who wasn't actually able to come to court today who says her health has deteriorated. but that sentencing from the judge will be taking place very , very . soon be taking place very, very. soon >> it will indeed. we are a little bit delayed here. but as you say, those impact statements being read out as we speak and then we'll move on to judge goose, giving that sense , goose, giving that sense, saying, of course, we now know connor chapman found connor chapman has been found guilty by that jury on all charges, eight charges in total , including the murder of 26 year old beautician

guilty and that the sentencing for them will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 here at liverpool crown courthapman, who, just to reiterate, has now been found guilty of the murder of ellie edwards, as well as seven other charges . charges. >> sophie, thank you very much. sophie reaper there. gb news north—west. reporter for now, our campaign to stop the uk becoming a cashless society . becoming a cashless society. motty. the campaign is called don't kill cash, and it only launched on monday, but already more than 142,000 people have signed our petition. so thank you very much. well done, everybody. now, if you want to add support, simply to add your support, simply go to gb news forward slash cash. gb news .com forward slash cash. now a group of trans activists have a major defeat today as well after failing in their bid to have the lgb alliance stripped of its charity status . stripped of its charity status. so a major defeat basically for a group of trans rights activists. we'll be talking about that very shortly. patrick christys on gb news, britain's available on apple and android or hea

in the meantime, just to bring you a little more of what is taking place in liverpool crown court atrks, so with their suggestions on sentencing 20 judge. marco rind, kc, is for the defence. he said nothing i say should be taken as an attempt to diminish what conor chaplin did, but there are cases that are even worse than this. my lord has had to deal with more serious cases and so the focus is not mitigation. this is not at the extreme edges of last resort which call for the whole life term. so, danny, what will bring a whole life term? a, danny, what will bring a whole life term? . ., ., term? a whole life term would usually be _ term? a whole life term would usually be reserved _ term? a whole life term would usually be reserved for - term? a whole life term would l usually be reserved for someone term? a whole life term would - usually be reserved for someone who has committed a murder for a second or third _ has committed a murder for a second or third time — has committed a murder for a second or third time or multiple murders or, or third time or multiple murders or. in_ or th

chapman was found guilty after a three and a half week trial at liverpool crown court . ughters by setting fire to their flat in nottingham has been jailed for life and will serve a minimum of 44 years. 31 year old jamie barrow was found guilty of murdering his neighbour fatoumata haidara, and her daughters, fatima and naima, in clifton last year. her daughters, fatima and naima, in clifton last year . the court in clifton last year. the court heard that he poured petrol through their letterbox before setting it alight and then watching the fire take hold . an watching the fire take hold. an eight year old girl and a 40 year old woman remain in a life threatening condition in hospital following yesterday's crash at a school in wimbledon. another eight old girl was another eight year old girl was killed after land rover killed after a land rover crashed through a fence and into the study prep school. the dnven the study prep school. the driver, a 46 year old woman, arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving, has now bailed pending further now been bailed p

the judge's sentencing will be televised so we will cross to liverpool crown court to hear his remarksgun violence on merseyside. he talked to reporter jayne mccubbin. tell us about elle. elle? god... god love her. elle's great. she's lovely, very kind, very giving. she's always looking out for other people, especially her family. and, you know, she was she was going ahead, flying. working hard? yeah. working hard. she was a good example to people. she set her own goals and she was achieving them and she was flying and she did it with a smile on her face. what was it like running up to christmas, last year? elle's great. she's lovely, very kind, very giving. she's always looking out for other people, especially her family. and, you know, she was she was going ahead, flying. working hard? yeah. working hard. she was a good example to people. she set her own goals and she was achieving them and she was flying and she did it with a smile on her face.

sentencing of connor chapman for the murder of elle edwards in the next hour and we will cross to liverpool crown court hear thejudge's remarks. now, are you an early morning runner? maybe you do a quick 5k before you go to work, or you get up early at the weekend to get a few miles under your belt. well, spare a moment for aaron robinson who does a marathon every morning, from 3.00am. this week he completed his 200th consecutive marathon, with his dogs — on hampstead heath in north london. he says he's not stopping any time soon. so i'm aaron robinson. i run a marathon every single day with my dogs. come on. i've just finished day 200, so 200 marathons in 200 days. i never thought i'd actually get this far, so it feels really good to have finished it. it's always entertaining. we try and go somewhere new. we try and have fun. they always find a stick or a ball or something to play with. so it makes it a lot more interesting than if i'm just on my own. i've only had one blister so far, so i think i'm pretty lucky. still only on my third pair of shoes. when i'm halfway through, i feel fine because you'v

it is the latest coming from a reporter, nick garnett, who is sitting inside liverpool crown court.tement is read out by her father to the court." my daughter was doing what everyone should be able to do, her life was cut short, she was lost forever. she would always put others before herself and " and we understand that mr edwards was staring down at the floor whilst this was being read out to the court. to what extent, peter, has the community helped in getting to this point in the conviction of connor chapman. stop? how key has community played in this it is absolutely crucial because it doesn't matter what the investigation is, any police investigation is, any police investigation requires the cooperation of the community and public. cooperation of the community and ublic. ., , , ~ cooperation of the community and ublic. . , , ~ , cooperation of the community and ublic. , ~ , ., cooperation of the community and ublic. , ~' , ., , public. cases like this, of course, there is always _ public. cases like this, of course, there is always a _ public. cases like this, of course, there

liverpool crown court heard that mr chapman was involved in a gang feud in the area and ms edwards washallenge, to block the handover of borisjohnson's unredacted whatsapp messages, notebooks and diaries, to the covid inquiry. the government argued — it should not submit material — that — it said — was "un—ambiguously irrelevant" — but high court judges said the government shouldn't decide what was relevant. it has until monday afternoon to hand over the documents. the mother of stephen lawrence says she is "bitterly disappointed" that four retired detectives who ran a failed investigation into her son's murder will not face criminal charges. baroness doreen lawrence said her "hope has been in vain" and the crown prosecution service announcement was a "disgrace". stephen was 18 when he was killed in a racist attack in south london in 1993. twitter�*s new rival — threads, which was launched by facebook owner meta — has attracted 30 million users twitter�*s new rival — threads, which was launched by facebook owner meta — has attracted 30 million users in less than 2a hours. now, twitter

connor chapman, who's 23, was found guilty following a trial at liverpool crown court.or possession of a prohibited weapon and assisting an offender. well, here's how thejudge, mrjustice goose, summed up chapman's actions — in his sentencing remarks: what you did, connor chapman, to those six victims was as wicked as it was shocking. you murdered elle edwards, bringing an end to her young life. you attempted to murder jake duffy and kieran salkeld, causing them very serious injuries. you wounded both harry loughran and liam carr and you caused injury to nicholas speed. how did you do that? you obtained a submachine gun loaded with 12 bullets and prepared yourself to fire all of them at close range at six of them. your intention was to murder jake duffy and kieran salkeld, but you didn't care who else would be killed. that's why you fired all of the bullets at the group. i'm satisfied that you are a highly dangerous man. elle edwards father spoke after the sentencing and thanked the police. the amount of people involved in this investigation from day one has been remarka

liverpool crown court heard that chapman, heard that chapman, who's now 23 years old, had more than 20f a gang that was involved in a feud with another criminal gang from a nearby housing estate in wirral. l's father tim had this to say. but we got the result we wanted justice for elle. so it's always been about that. those two cowards in there, decided to drag it out for four weeks, put all these people through that and everyone else around involved in the case. can't thank the police enough for what they did, and we got there in the end and the right results. and you know what? i hope them never see another christmas again ever in their lives. chapman tried to hide from you in the dock. he tried to keep his head so that he couldn't see you. i've had my eyes on him forfour weeks. on him forfour weeks, three weeks, for however long it's been, and hhas not looked at me once cos he's a coward. and that's exactly what he is. and i couldn't care less about him. i'll never, ever mention his name. i hope he rots in hell. how much of a relief is this for you, tim? i've spoken to you for the l

with a minimum term of 48 years, connor chapman, 23, was found guilty following a trial at liverpool crown courtlso sentenced today to nine years in prison for possessing a prohibited weapon and assisting an offender. well, let's hear now the judge mrjustice gu is summing up chapman's actions in his sentencing remarks. ~ ., , ., chapman's actions in his sentencing remarks. ~ ., ., ., remarks. what you did, connor chapman. _ remarks. what you did, connor chapman. to — remarks. what you did, connor chapman, to those _ remarks. what you did, connor chapman, to those six - remarks. what you did, connor chapman, to those six victims | remarks. what you did, connor. chapman, to those six victims was remarks. what you did, connor- chapman, to those six victims was as wicked as it was shocking. you murdered elle edwards, bringing an end to her young life, you attempted to murderjake duffy and kieran salkeld, causing them very serious injuries, you wounded both liam carr and harry loughran and caused injury to nicholas speed, you obtained a submachine gun loaded with 12 bullets, prepared yourself to fire

liverpool crown court heard that chapman had more than 20 previous convictions.england correspondent.— more from north england corresondent. �* , , . , correspondent. as the sentences were read out in court, _ correspondent. as the sentences were read out in court, elle _ correspondent. as the sentences were read out in court, elle edwards's - read out in court, elle edwards's family were sitting just across the way in the public gallery to me. they had been warned to be quite when the verdicts were being read out, and as the guilty verdict on the first charge, which was the murder of elle edwards, was read out, tim edwards, the father, said, very quietly, yes. at that point, thejury was in very quietly, yes. at that point, the jury was in delivering the rest of its verdict, and the two men were then led down to the cells. the judge told the security guards to take them down to the cells. chapman had been sitting in the far corner of the door, trying to hide from view, from the public and also hide from the view of tim edwards, early�*s father. and as he went dow

yesterday of the murder, so we will bring you some of that sentencing as we cross live to liverpool crown courtas eve, i was to go until christmas day, she was starting outside a pub in merseyside when she was shot twice to the back of her head, her father tim when she was shot twice to the back of her head, herfather tim has been speaking exclusively to the bbc about how he has been dealing with the devastation of her death. just before midnight merseyside switchboard is jammed with calls from a busy pub, a man has opened fire with a submachine gun, his name is connor chapman, 26—year—old elle edwards are wholly innocent bystander has been shot twice in the head. it was three o'clock in the morning, something like that. i knew, straightaway, something was seriously wrong. just six months earlier, this had been elle's life.— just six months earlier, this had been elle's life. take me back. two june last year- _ been elle's life. take me back. two june last year. writing _ been elle's life. take me back. two june last year. writing this - been elle's life. take me back. two june last year. writi

chapman was found guilty after a three and a half week trial at liverpool crown court . and a man who killed court. and a man who killed a mother and her two young daughters by setting fire to their flat in nottingham has been jailed for life and will serve a minimum term of 44 years. 31 year old jamie barrow was found guilty of murdering his neighbour ba.2 mata haidara and her daughter's fatima. and nima in clifton last year. the court heard that he poured petrol through their letterbox before setting it alight and watching the fire take hold . watching the fire take hold. we're on tv online or on dab+ radio and on tune in to this is gb news. time now for our headliners . headliners. >> hello and welcome to headliners . >> hello and welcome to headliners. i'm andrew >> hello and welcome to headliners . i'm andrew doyle. headliners. i'm andrew doyle. >> and joining me tonight to rip through saturday's newspapers are two carnivores of the comedy circuit . are two carnivores of the comedy circuit. louis are two carnivores of the comedy circuit . louis asaurus are two carni

chapman was found guilty after a three and a half week trial at liverpool crown court . man who killed a mother and her two young daughters by setting fire to their flat in nottingham , has been jailed for nottingham, has been jailed for life and will serve a minimum term of 44 years. a 31 year old jamie barrow was found guilty of murdering his neighbour, fatumata haidara and her daughters, fatima and nima in clifton last year. the court heard that he poured petrol through their letterbox before setting it alight and watching the fire take hold . and finally, the fire take hold. and finally, more than 300 people were intercepted aged in small boats intercepted aged in small boats in the english channel in the early hours of this morning. it's the first crossings in seven days following poor weather. gb news understands that the boats pushed off from a 60 mile stretch of the french coast line from dunkirk to boulogne . it brings the total boulogne. it brings the total number of crossings so far this year to just under 12,000. we're on tv online on dab+ radio and on tv onli

chapman was found guilty after a three and a half week trial at liverpool liverpool crown court.llie's father, tim edwards, spoke after the sentencing. thankfully now he's got 48 years and hopefully he's got 48 years and hopefully he never sees christmas again . he never sees christmas again. >> and if i'm lucky enough to still be around for a long time, yeah, i will do my best to make sure he never comes out of jail i >> -- >>aman >> a man who killed a mother and her two young daughters by setting fire to their flat in nottingham has been jailed for life and will serve a minimum term of 44 years. 31 year old jamie barrow was found guilty of murdering his neighbour , murdering his neighbour, fatoumata haidara and her daughters, fatima and nima in clifton last year . the court clifton last year. the court heard that he poured petrol through their letterbox before setting it alight and watching the fire take hold. abu bakr drama husband of fatoumata, spoke after sentencing . spoke after sentencing. >> today is not a happy day for us. batus sentence does not bnng us. batus sentence

stephen's murderers were eventually jailed in 2012, .gov connor chapman was found guilty today at liverpool crown courte murder of elle edwards . of the murder of elle edwards. cctv footage was released showing the 23 year old fatally shooting her outside the lighthouse pub in the wirral on christmas eve last year. mr chapman was convicted of her murder and seven other counts. he's expected to be sentenced tomorrow . ls father tim edwards tomorrow. ls father tim edwards says the chapman showed no remorse and thought he could get away with it . away with it. >> no remorse , not one ounce, >> no remorse, not one ounce, not one sign of regret for what he's done . if anything, he's done. if anything, arrogance is to actually believe he can pull the wool over people's eyes and think he can get away with it . get away with it. >> let me just bring you a bit of breaking news we're receiving concerning ocean gate. that's the company that managed the tourist submersible that dived tourist submersible that dived to the titanic shipwreck in the nonh to the titanic shipwreck in the north atlantic ocean. they have

connor chapman was found guilty today at liverpool crown court of the murder of elle edwards.ctv footage has been released showing the 23 year old fatally shooting her outside the lighthouse pub in the wirral on christmas eve last yeah the wirral on christmas eve last year. ms chapman was convicted of her murder and of seven other counts. he's expected to be sentenced tomorrow. ls father tim edwards said. chapman showed no remorse and thought he could get away with it . oceangate, the get away with it. oceangate, the company that managed the tourist submersible that dived the titanic shipwreck in the north atlantic , we are told this atlantic, we are told this afternoon , has suspended all afternoon, has suspended all exploration action and all commercial operations. ocean gate had planned two expeditions would take place next year. they're now cancelled and the authorities are investigating the cause of last month's undersea implosion , which killed undersea implosion, which killed all five people on board. that's your latest news update. you are up to date on tv online dab+

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chapman was found guilty after a three and a half week trial at liverpool crown court . ellie's father, tim crown court. ellie's father, tim edwards, spoke after the sentencing . sentencing. >> thankfully now he's got 48 years and hopefully never sees christmas again . and if i'm christmas again. and if i'm lucky enough to still be around for a long time, yeah, i will do my best to make sure he never comes out of jail . comes out of jail. >> a man who killed a mother and her two young daughters by setting fire to their flat in nottingham has been jailed for life and will serve a minimum term of 44 years. 31 year old jamie barrow was found guilty of murdering his neighbour, fatumata haidara and her daughters, fatima and nima in clifton last year. the court heard that he poured petrol through their letterbox before setting it alight and watching the fire take hold . an eight the fire take hold. an eight year old girl and a 40 year old woman remain in a life threatening condition in hospital following yesterday's crash at a school in wimbledon. another eight year old girl w

chapman was found guilty after a three and a half week trial at liverpool crown court. ellie's father , tim edwards, spoke after father, tim edwards, spoke after the sentencing . the sentencing. >> thankfully now he's got 48 years and hopefully he never sees christmas again . and if i'm sees christmas again. and if i'm lucky enough to still be around for a long time. yeah i will do my best to make sure he never comes out of jail . comes out of jail. >> a man who killed a mother and her two young daughters by setting to fire their flat in nottingham has been jailed for life and will serve a minimum term of 44 years. 31 year old jamie barrow was found guilty of murdering his neighbour , murdering his neighbour, fatoumata haidara and her daughters, fatima and nima in clifton last year. the court heard that he poured petrol through their letterbox before setting it alight and watching the fire take hold . an eight the fire take hold. an eight year old girl and a 40 year old woman remain in a life threatening condition in hospital following yesterday's crash at a school in w