. for the murder of five-year-old logan mwangi-— logan mwangi.hing will i compensate for the grief that continues to be felt. the family have demonstrated incredible strength and what they have been through has been hard to comprehend, but they have endured everything with tremendous courage and dignity at this most difficult time. the impact logan �*s death has had, and continues to have, on all those who loved him and knew him within the local community is immeasurable. knowing thatjustice has been done for logan, i hope they can now begin to rebuild their lives and celebrate the joy that he gave them during the precious time they had with him. 0nce precious time they had with him. once again, i would like to pay tribute to the professionalism shown by police officers and emergency service colleagues, who were faced with the most traumatic scenes imaginable injuly last with the most traumatic scenes imaginable in july last year. with the most traumatic scenes imaginable injuly last year. i would also like to thank my team of detectives and staf

tonight at six: life in prison for the mother and stepfather of five—year—old logan mwangi. little boy's body was dumped in a river near his home in south wales, after months of abuse by members of his own family. it is incomprehensible that logan had his life cut short in such tragic circumstances, at the hands of those very people who should have been there to protect him. the court had heard that the little boy's injuries were likened to a high—speed road accident. also on the programme: pledges of more money, more weapons and more aid for ukraine from nato leaders — as britain says it will up its defence spending. a growing shortage of family doctors — a quarter of gp posts in england could be unfilled in less than a decade, says new research. an inquiry begins into the charity established in honour of the fundraiser captain sir tom moores. and a better day for the brits at wimbledon — including a stunning win for katie boulter, who's knocked out last year's finalist. my my gran passed away two days ago and i'd like to dedicate that to her today. applause in sport on bbc

just search "logan mwangi, a boy betrayed".he "drank far too much" last night and embarrassed himself and other people. in a resignation letter, chris pincher, who is the mp for tamworth in staffordshire, apologised to borisjohnson and to "those concerned". 0ur political correspondent jonathan blake is at westminster. jonathan, what more can you tell us? we are told there were complaints about his behaviour last night at the carlton club, conservative private members club in central london where he was drinking with colleagues and others and then a letter to the prime minister, as you say, he said that he drank far too much and he embarrassed himself and other people. he apologised and said resigning was the right thing to do. as deputy chief whip, chris pincher was responsible for maintaining discipline among conservative mps, but it is his own behaviour which has fallen short. as things stand he will not face any further action. labour are saying there are serious questions to answer about how he can remain as a conservative

logan mwangi's body was dumped in a river near his home in sarn in bridgend. f crown court. let me just take you back _ that cardiff crown court. let me just take you back to _ that cardiff crown court. let me just take you back to how i that cardiff crown court. let me just take you back to how this i that cardiff crown court. let me i just take you back to how this story started back injuly of last year. it all started with a phone call to the police by angharad williamson, logan mwangi's mother. she called them hysterically, saying that her five—year—old son had gone missing. body cam footage later by police when they entity home later that morning showed a family in real distress, the mother, stepfather, john cole, and a 1a—year—old boy clearly worried about logan mwangi. but any background you could also hear the washing on, the first signs that potentially things were not all what they seemed in this household. and it turns out that that phone call, their mannerisms, their expression at the time were all a complete facade. they were lying. they had kept l

logan mwangi was a playful, kind, caring little boy, his life cut short by those he trusted.aimed the five—year—old had disappeared. she called the police. my son, my boy...not here. she knew logan was already dead, after being attacked in the house his body had been dumped in a river by his stepfather and a teenage boy. thejudge said williamson had never taken any responsibility or shown any remorse. her partner, john cole, was behind the ferocious attack. both were sentenced to life in prison. cole's stepson, craig mulligan, has been detained for a minimum of 15 years. it is incomprehensible that logan had his life cut short in such tragic circumstances at the hands of those very people who should be there to protect him. for logan's father, ben, who stands beside me, today's sentence is welcome news. however, no amount ofjustice can bring logan back or compensate for the grief that continues to be felt. logan had been punished and beaten within the walls of his home. after testing positive for covid, he was locked in his room and made to face the wall. the final attack was

logan mwangi was just five years old.ody was found in the river ogmore in bridgend in south wales, just yards from his home. he was wearing pyjama bottoms and a spider man top. ——and a spider—man top. cardiff crown court heard he'd been dumped there like �*fly tipped rubbish�*. logan had suffered 56 external cuts and bruises as well as catastrophic internal injuries — having suffered a brutal and sustained assault. today, his mother and stepfather were given life sentences for his murder, and so too was a 14—year—old boy. the judge described the case as "nothing short of horrifying". our correspondent tomos morgan was in court — and has the latest. tomos. thejudge said that the judge said that logan the young boy, was defenceless when he was beaten and killed by the three back injuly. logan was actually isolating in his room when he was delivered his final blows with covid, and the judge described the conditions he was captain as extreme. he was dehumanised, the way he was treated in the days leading up he was treated in

that is the front page of the metro reporting on the tragic killing of logan mwangi. and they have exclusive interviews with a past prime ministers for the 50th anniversary of the first pride as theresa may urges borisjohnson to ban trans conversion therapy. so, let's begin. you are going to kick us off if you could on the front page of the independent, they commit tens of billions to boost defence and looking at the discussions at the nato summit in madrid. we looking at the discussions at the nato summit in madrid. we heard a lot of strong — nato summit in madrid. we heard a lot of strong rhetoric _ nato summit in madrid. we heard a lot of strong rhetoric insults - lot of strong rhetoric insults commitment of the secretary—general said that the alliance has a responsibility to make sure ukraine stays in that the wall doesn't spread and they said it will be a disaster if ukraine was forced into bad peace. very strong coming out of this meeting in this pledge is part of that in this story asks with various voices whether or not it's too little too late in 2.5% pledge

logan mwangi was a playful, kind, caring little boy, his life cut short by those he trusted.alled the police. my son, my boy...not here. she knew logan was already dead, after being attacked in the house his body had been dumped in a river by his stepfather and a teenage boy. the judge said williamson had never taken any responsibility or shown any remorse. her partner, john cole, was behind the ferocious attack. both were sentenced to life in prison. cole's stepson, craig mulligan, has been detained for a minimum of 15 years. it is incomprehensible that logan had his life cut short in such tragic circumstances at the hands of those very people who should be there to protect him. for logan's father, ben, who stands beside me, today's sentence is welcome news. however no amount ofjustice can bring logan back or compensate for the grief that continues to be felt. logan had been punished and beaten within the walls of his home. after testing positive for covid, he was locked in his room and made to face the wall. the final attack was so brutal, his injuries would normally be see

the metro reports on the unmasking of the teenage murderer of 5 year old logan mwangi in south wales.cent lost in house of evil" — the mirror also leads on the sentencing of mwangi's killers. and the i has exclusive interviews with six past prime ministers for the 50th anniversary of britain's first pride, as theresa may urges borisjohnson to ban trans conversion therapy. so, let's begin. committed tens of billions but where's the money from? lats committed tens of billions but where's the money from? lots of mone , where's the money from? lots of money. £55 _ where's the money from? lots of money, £55 billion, _ where's the money from? lots of money, £55 billion, to _ where's the money from? lots of money, £55 billion, to an - where's the money from? lots of money, £55 billion, to an f- where's the money from? lots of l money, £55 billion, to an f percent and obviously, for a lot of people, this is_ and obviously, for a lot of people, this is been— and obviously, for a lot of people, this is been welcomed, especially by the defence secretary, ben wallace was been _ the defence secret

also on tonight's programme: the abuse and murder of five—year—old logan mwangi — his mother and stepfather