for lorraine cox!— lorraine cox! what makes this case even more — lorraine cox!this case even more disturbing is _ lorraine cox! what makes this case even more disturbing is that - lorraine cox! what makes this case even more disturbing is that this i even more disturbing is that this wasn't the first time that lorraine cox was the victim of a serious crime. just a few years before she was murdered, she was sexually assaulted here in exeter by another man in an unconnected attack. he was robert prout, and a recording made by lorraine cox helped convict him earlier this year. four months after she was murdered by mangori. in a region of the uk that has one of the lowest crime rates, what happened to lorraine cox has provoked dismay, disgust and disbelief. jon kay, bbc news, exeter. the head of nhs england, sir simon stevens, has warned people to take the easing of coronavirus restrictrions "one step at a time" and not to squander the progress made on beating the virus. the latest survey from the office for national statistics has found the number of infections has

she is forgotten already, for lorraine cox. is that this is not the first time lorraine cox was the victim of a serious crime. just a few years before she was murdered she was sexually assaulted here in exeter by another man in an unrelated attack. in a region of the uk that has one of the lowest crime rates what has happened to lorraine cox has provoked dismay, disgust and disbelief. after the verdict speaking after the verdict, devon and cornwall police gave their reaction. i'v e i've seen the cctv footage in this case and it's really chilling how he stocked lorraine. chose to pursue his own needs and desires over the life of another human being. he's going to pay the consequent of that. his subsequent activity to try and pretend that lorraine was still alive and delay the course of justice and his attempts to dispose of the relevant evidence just goes to the heart of the individual we are dealing with here. this is an evil person who deserves to be locked up. borisjohnson�*s senior adviser on ethnic minorities is to stand do

for lorraine cox!me lorraine cox was the victim of a serious crime. just a few years before she was murdered, she was sexually assaulted here in exeter by another man in an unconnected attack. he was robert prout, and a recording made by lorraine cox helped convict him earlier this year, four months after she was murdered by mangori. in a region of the uk that has one of the lowest crime rates what has happened to lorraine cox has provoked dismay, disgust and disbelief. jon kay, bbc news, exeter. the head of nhs england, sir simon stevens, has warned people a police officer has been convicted of membership of a neo—nazi terrorist organisation. he was the first british officer to be convicted of a terrorism offence. 24—year—old man has been found guilty of murdering lorraine cox last summer. she disappeared after a night out in exeter. the fourth day of the trial of derek chauvin, the former police officer accused of killing george floyd is under way. george floyd's girlfriend has given updates. sport a

«r , , lorraine cox. what makes this even more shocking _ lorraine cox. that this is not the first time lorraine cox was the victim of a serious crime. just a few months before she was murdered she was sexually assaulted here in exeter by another man in an unrelated attack. in a region of the uk that has one of the lowest crime rates what has happened to lorraine cox has provoked dismay, discussed and disbelief. ——disgust and disbelief. a 22—year—old has become the first british police officer to be convicted of belonging to a banned neo—nazi terror group. benjamin hannam was also convicted of lying on his met police application and having documents detailing knife combat techniques and making explosive devices, at the old bailey trial. hejoined national action after it had been outlawed. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. this was pc ben hannam at his passing out parade three years ago. his foundation training over, he was taking the oath in front of cressida dick, the commissioner of the metropolitan police. just two years earlier,

lorraine cox was last seen in the early hours of the morning and was followed by 24—year—old azam mangoriive weeks from today, voters in scotland will go to the polls to elect a new parliament to holyrood. the coronavirus pandemic and the nhs, education and climate change are all issues at the forefront of voters' minds but can sometimes be obscured by the fierce debate over independence. here's our scotland editor, sarah smith. as lockdown eases a little, some sports can restart, and the first covid election gets under way. will the virus define how people decide to vote? and what are voters now thinking matters most to them? i think, like, one of the things that's really key is how we support the nhs right now. they've been amazing, and to be honest, i feel like they've been asset—stripped for the past decade. i think this time round, certainly the nhs and who's investing most there. but also looking at scottish independence, and i think kind of the majority of the population are still looking for independence, and i think that will be a big deciding factor. the doorstep daffodils are l

this 24—year—old killed lorraine cox in his flat above a kebab shop in exeter.n highlighting male violence against women. thejudge said highlighting male violence against women. the judge said that he should serve at least 20 years in jail. police looking for the student have been searching the forest in essex following the discovery of a body in a lake there on monday. the 19 euros has been missing from his home for more than a fortnight. it remains a mystery —— it remains a mystery as to what happened to richard 0korogheye. an intelligent, quiet, focused boy, his family say. a gentle giant, loved by everyone. his family last saw him more than two weeks ago on march the 22nd when he left home in west london. here he is that night in the area, captured on cctv, without a jacket and without medication. the 19—year—old has sickle cell disease. the oxford brookes business and technology student was then seen again — this time in loughton in essex in the early hours of the following day. police say he had taken a taxi to a residential street and was heading towards

anti—depressants. 24—year—old azam mangori has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of lorraine coxmains in bins and woodland. a man has won a high court case against a betting firm after it refused to pay a £1.7 million jackpot he won in an online casino. andrew green said he was devastated when betfred told him it would not pay out on his win in 2018 because of what it called a "defect" in the game. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds has the details. for andy green it was the night of the big wins. 0ne after another, his luck held out. by the end, this was his jackpot. more than £1.7 million. so when you saw that figure on your phone, what was your reaction? i cried. just gobsmacked. i took screenshots of it to keep as a memory. not to keep as proof for three and half years in court! because betfred said the game had gone wrong. it wasn't paying up. he took another gamble and took betfred to court. what was going through your mind, what were the emotions? it's devastating. devastating. i felt like somebody had just put their hand down my throat and ripped my heart out. the