manchester crown court outside. manchester crown court . or maybe we'll go there shortly anyway. are expecting statements be made by one of the police officers outside manchester court as well and of course potentially, potentially the family of olivia cope out or people close to so we'll be keeping you across that as and when get it but if you're just joining us that is the breaking news that thomas catherine has been found guilty of the murder of nine year old olivia corbo in liverpool it bringing an liverpool and it bringing an end to been desperately, to what has been desperately, desperately awful situation a desperately awful situation in a desperately awful situation in a desperately awful situation in a desperately awful case. we will wait for on sentencing , wait for updates on sentencing, etc. we'll bring etc. rest assured we'll bring that as. and when we get that to you as. and when we get it right, we're going to move away from. now though, i'm away from. that now though, i'm going talk about something away from. that now though, i'm going going( about something away

our corresponent rowan bridge is at manchester crown court. today after the deliberations of the jury? this was the second day ofjury deliberations at manchester crown court and within the past half an hour or so we got the past half an hour or so we got the verdicts that thomas cashman was guilty on all verdicts including the murder of olivia pratt—korbel. her family were in the public gallery as they have been throughout much of they have been throughout much of the trial and there were gasps and sobbing as the verdicts were read out. notjust herfamily sobbing as the verdicts were read out. notjust her family were emotional, thomas cashman was sobbing in the dock and the police officers who had been involved in the investigation were also emotional. the senior officer said it had been a very stressful and emotional case for everyone involved who had worked on the investigation. we have been told as well that thomas cashman will be sentenced on monday and he can expect to get a significant prison sentence and we can also report that paul russe

at manchester crown court today the jury heard evidence from their parents, who described the baby ascried as he said his son's tummy was like the film character et, and his veins were prominent and physically bright blue. —— physically bright blue. it was said to be like pandemonium as staff tried unsuccessfully to resuscitate the baby. then, 2a hours later, the next triplet fell drastically ill too. their mother said it was like deja vu. the babies died within a day of each other. to another hospital. their father said... the parents said lucy letby was in floods of tears after the two deaths and almost as upset as they were. she is accused of injecting them with air. the nurse denies killing the brothers, murdering anotherfive babies and attempting to murder a further ten. her trial continues. judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. detectives investigating the murder of elle edwards in wallasey on christmas eve have arrested three people. police say she was not the target of the attack and was shot outside a pub. thomas wearing from the wirral has been charged with the possession of

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now the trial of thomas cashman has continued at manchester crown court . the murder of. nine year old olivia culpo , of. nine year old olivia culpo, as well as one count of attempted murder , counts of attempted murder, one counts of wounding to . cavs wounding with intent to. cavs possession a firearm with possession of a firearm with intent life. denies intent endanger life. he denies all of these charges that he . on all of these charges that he. on north—west of england. reporter sophie reaper is at manchester crown for us now. sophie, what's the latest place place . all day the latest place place. all day 12 of the trial has concluded this morning the prosecution wrapped up their and this afternoon the defence began with theirs as a defendant in this trial thomas cashman took the stand for the first time in order to give evidence now mr. cooper of the defence began by asking thomas cashman about his background things like his employment history his relationship with a sibling , relationship with a sibling, about his relationship with his partner kelly

we'll have details of the case heard at manchester crown court. also tonight...n russia, an americanjournalist is arrested and accused of spying. the white house has condemned the move in the strongest terms. a new blood test, which could save thousands from having unnecessary chemotherapy every year. and the giant business of gaming — we report on tonight's winners at the bafta games awards. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel... we'll have the best of the action from the womens champions league... as chelsea take on serial european cup winners lyon with a place in the semi finals at stake... dealer in liverpool last summer. it was, in the words of the prosecutors, a case that shocked notjust a city, but a whole nation. today, thomas cashman was convicted of the little girl's murder, which happened when he opened fire while chasing another local criminal. cashman was also found guilty of injuring olivia's mother and of the attempted murder ofjoseph nee another drug dealer. cashman�*s family were ushered out of the courtroom after loudly protesting

our north of england correspondentjudith moritz is at manchester crown court. y went through as a first one baby and then another died within one day of each other. we cannot identified the babies so they are known as o and p and when he was today so baby 0 became suddenly ill with a solid body and the father cried as he said it is time it looked like the film character et in his veins were prominent, and another said it was chaos as staff tried unsuccessfully to resuscitate them and the baby died that night. 211 hours later, in similar circumstances, baby p became suddenly ill and the mother said it was like deja vu and the autodidact product the parents begged medics to move the surviving triplet to a different hospital, saying there is no way he is staying here, and i said that after the babies died, nurse lucy letby had brought them to them in floods of tears, said she was almost as upset as we were, but she denies all the charges against her. a 14—year—old has been given a i2—month referral order at nottingham youth court for causing the death of a woman wh

manchester crown court august. manchester crown court heard the defend thomas cashman had been lying in wait for his intended target on the evening of the shooting. he denies murder . the of the shooting. he denies murder. the gender pay gap in the uk has widened with men now paid 14.4, more than women. the accountancy firm pwc report puts the increased down to a sharp rise in childcare costs, which is priced many women out of the workplace altogether. and it's warned the rate the pay gap is closing . it'll now take more closing. it'll now take more than 50 years to reach gender pay than 50 years to reach gender pay parity . thousands of uk pay parity. thousands of uk travellers have been hit by the disruption caused by general strike in france. dozens of flights and trains had to be cancelled today. ferries have also been delayed. french workers are walking out in protest at president macron's plan to raise the pension age from 62 to 64. and here, cancer search uk estimates around 75,000 gp appointments would be fr

thomas cashman, who's 34, has been giving evidence for a second day at manchester crown court.ing he was being blamed for something he didn't do. our north of england correspondent, judith moritz, has sent us this report. thomas cashman describes himself as a high—level drugs dealer, selling cannabis by the kilo and making £5,000 a week. but he says he's not a murderer. last august, when shots were heard on the streets of liverpool, he says he was smoking a joint with friends, and that he is not the gunman who shot nine—year—old olivia pratt—korbel dead inside her home. the prosecution say he shot the little girl by mistake whilst he was trying to execute another drugs dealer. thomas cashman spent today giving evidence in his own defence. he said... in the witness box, thomas cashman became emotional as he denied murdering olivia. he also said it wasn't true that on the night of the shooting, he had gone to the home of a woman he had had an affair with, changed his clothes and confessed. he said the woman, whose name is protected by court order, is trying to ruin his life and w

olivia's mother and father of our here at manchester crown court today.o you. of course, as we hear evidence this afternoon. thank much indeed . now thank you very much indeed. now the shadow chancellor of the exchequer rachel reeves, exchequer, rachel reeves, has announced labour carry out announced that labour carry out announced that labour carry out a of the business tax a review of the business tax regime focussed , providing regime focussed, providing certainty and, boosting investment, she said as part of driving the party's mission to secure the highest sustained growth , the g7. of course, growth, the g7. of course, that's what keir had said last. week well, joining us now from the capital centre in central london, our political reporter catherine forster. so more detail being put on this plan. catherine yes, a little bit, but as always, you hear a lot of words and the devil will be in the detail and the detail is still not terribly clear . but still not terribly clear. but rachel reeves, the shadow chancellor speaking today to the manufacturing

manchester crown court has heard that a nine—year—old girl was killed by a gunman during "a ruthlessvictim. olivia pratt—korbel was fatally wounded when she was shot in her home in liverpool last august. thomas cashman is accused of murder and attempted murder. he denies all the charges. our north of england correspondent judith moritz was in court. olivia pratt—korbel was tucked up in bed late at night when the sound of gunfire rang out, terrifying the nine—year—old. her street had become a crime scene, a gunman running along it chasing another man who was fleeing for his life. three shots were fired and as they went down olivia's street, the men reached the area outside her house. the gunman was said to be thomas cashman, who was armed with both a pistol and revolver as he chased his target. thomas cashman was brought to court today amidst high security as the prosecution opened its case against him. olivia's family, wearing pink ribbons in her memory, were at the trial listening to gruelling details. the jury was told that her mother cheryl had heard the commotion in the street an

manchester crown court has heard that a nine—year—old girl was killed by a gunman during "a ruthless. olivia pratt—korbel was fatally wounded when she was shot in her home in liverpool last august . thomas cashman is accused of murder and attempted murder. he denies all the charges. our north of england correspondent judith moritz was in court. olivia pratt—korbel was tucked up in bed late at night when the sound of gunfire rang out terrifying the nine—year—old. her street had become a crime scene, a government running along chasing another man who feared for his life. three shots were fired and as they went down the street the men reach the area outside olivia's house. a gunman said to be thomas cashman who was armed with a pistol and revolver as he his target. thomas cashman was brought to court today emits thai security as the prosecution opened its case against him. olivia's family wearing pink ribbons in her memory were at the trial listening to gruelling details. thejury trial listening to gruelling details. the jury was told that her mother cheryl had heard the commotion in th

manchester crown court heard , manchester crown court heard, the defendant thomas cashman , the defendantis intended target on the evening of the shooting. he denies . and of the shooting. he denies. and parts of northern and scotland were hit by a sudden cold snap. today with temperatures forecast to drop further to —15 in some parts of the uk. to drop further to —15 in some parts of the uk . more than four parts of the uk. more than four inches of snow fell in northern and around eight inches are forecast for later on this week. a yellow weather warning for snow and ice remains in place for . many snow and ice remains in place for. many areas within the uk with tonight expected to be the coldest night of the year. so far . you up to date on tv online far. you up to date on tv online and dab+ radio. this is gb news. back now to patrick christys . back now to patrick christys. news tonight, no media bias. let's kick off with the very first look at the front pages hot off the press . yes, that hot off the press. yes, that one. this mum i'm scared is the headune one. this mum i'm scared is

manchester crown court heard , manchester crown court heard, the defendant thomas cashman , the defendant for his intended target on the evening of the shooting. he denies . and of the shooting. he denies. and parts of northern and scotland were hit by a sudden cold snap. today with temperatures forecast to drop further to —15 in some parts of the uk. to drop further to —15 in some parts of the uk . more than four parts of the uk. more than four inches of snow fell in northern and around eight inches are forecast for later on this week. a yellow weather warning for snow and ice remains in place for . many snow and ice remains in place for. many areas within the uk with tonight expected to be the coldest night of the year. so far . you up to date on tv online far. you up to date on tv online and dab+ radio. this is gb news. back now to patrick christys . back now to patrick christys. news tonight, no media bias. let's kick off with the very first look at the front pages hot off the press . yes, that hot off the press. yes, that one. this mum i'm scared is the headune one. this mum i'm scar

our north of england correspondent, judith moritz, reports from manchester crown court.what i'm arrested for. his own barrister called him one of the most hated people in the country. on suspicion of murder and suspicion of attempted murder twice. this is thomas cashman, the man who shot a nine—year—old girl dead. the police caught him after a huge manhunt. he'd used two guns, hell bent on murder. but his plan went wrong. last august, cashman was lying in wait in this liverpool street. the drugs dealer was intent on executing another dealer, called joseph nee. as nee walked along the road, cashman caught up with him. he opened fire. he kept shooting at his target, but then his gunjammed. nee ran for his life. he saw the light from an open doorway and ran towards it. cashman shot again as nee barged in. the bullet went through the door. it hit nine—year—old olivia corbell in the chest, terrified by the sound of gunfire, the little girl had left her bed to find her mum. cheryl corbell was herself shot as she tried to keep cashman out. today she was in court to hear the gui

the man accused of murdering olivia pratt—korbel has given evidence in the case at manchester crown courtdent judith moritz has been following the trial. judith. today marked the end of the prosecution case against thomas cashman and the start of his defence, so he moved from the glass—walled doc inside a courtroom number one over to the witness box to give evidence and be questioned by his own barrister. they began by talking about his background and we learned that thomas cashman had left school at the age of 13 learned that thomas cashman had left school at the age of 13 or learned that thomas cashman had left school at the age of 13 or m, become a drug dealer and said that he was a high level cannabis dealer, selling the drug by the kilo and making up to £5,000 per week. as the prosecution case that he shot nine—year—old olivia by mistake while in the process of trying to kill another drugs dealer, and thomas cashman was asked whether he knewjoseph and said he did and he had known for more than ten years and did not have a problem with him, and did not have a problem with him, and he

manchester crown court heard today that the defendant, thomas cashman , had been lying in wait cashmanhad been lying in wait for his intended target on the evening of the shooting . he evening of the shooting. he denies murder. evening of the shooting. he denies murder . and finally, denies murder. and finally, parts of northern england and scotland have been hit by a sudden cold snap with temperatures forecast to drop to even —15 in some regions of the uk . more than four inches of uk. more than four inches of snow fell this morning in northern scotland and around eight inches are forecast for later this week. a yellow weather warning for snow and ice remains in place for most of the uk with tonight expected to be the coldest night of the year so far. wrap up warm . that's it for far. wrap up warm. that's it for me. i'm back in an hour. now his fat . fat. good evening. a big day as prime minister sunak goes down to the coastal command centre , dover. coastal command centre, dover. and in the house of commons, the home secretary outlines new legislation. and then the pm has a press con

manchester crown court heard today that the defendant, thomas cashman , had been lying in wait cashmanhad been lying in wait for his intended target on the evening of the shooting . he evening of the shooting. he denies murder. evening of the shooting. he denies murder . and finally, denies murder. and finally, parts of northern england and scotland have been hit by a sudden cold snap with temperatures forecast to drop to even —15 in some regions of the uk . more than four inches of uk. more than four inches of snow fell this morning in northern scotland and around eight inches are forecast for later this week. a yellow weather warning for snow and ice remains in place for most of the uk with tonight expected to be the coldest night of the year so far. wrap up warm . that's it for far. wrap up warm. that's it for me. i'm back in an hour. now his fat . fat. good evening. a big day as prime minister sunak goes down to the coastal command centre , dover. coastal command centre, dover. and in the house of commons, the home secretary outlines new legislation. and then the pm has a press con

earlier our correspondent rowan bridge was outside manchester crown court where the case was heard., her mum, her olivia's family, her mum, her brother and sister have been here for most of the trial over the last three of a half week sobbed at the verdict was absurd, and when the family came out, of course, out of the courtroom, they called the police officers who have been involved in the investigation. and as cheryl korbel came out of the courtroom behind me, she was holding a teddy bear. she was asked how she was feeling, and she replied as static as diverted. a sense of relief that everybody involved in the investigation have got a guilty verdict in this case, because this has been an incredibly difficult and pressurise case from merseyside preece, one of the most emotional that the senior investigating officer told me that in his 30 odd years he is had to deal with it in his career in the police force. they work hard to get people on site, but there is a level of fear and intimidation in the community around this case. , such was the level of fear from some people that they ac

manchester crown court of chasing the schoolgirl in her home in liverpool last august . home in liverpool her mother was also injured dunng her mother was also injured during the incident. cashman says at the time of the shooting he was at a friend's house counting money and smoking cannabis. he denies the allegations . a man convicted of allegations. a man convicted of murdering a six year old boy almost three decades ago is preparing an appeal. last year , preparing an appeal. last year, james watson was handed a life sentence with a minimum jail term of 15 years for the murder of rikki neave in 1994. watson was 13 at the time of the killing. all three appeal judges have now concluded . the 41 year have now concluded. the 41 year old has argued grounds for challenging his conviction. the appeal hearing could be months away . the daily appeal hearing could be months away. the daily mail appeal hearing could be months away . the daily mail says the away. the daily mail says the duke of sussex is privacy claim against them should be rejected in its entirety and has been brought far to the

manchester crown court heard the defendant, thomas cashman had been lying in wait for his intended targetn the evening of the shooting. he denies . and of the shooting. he denies. and lastly parts of northern land and scotland were hit by a sudden cold snap today with temperatures to drop further to 15 in some regions. more than four inches of snow fell northern scotland and around eight inches are forecast for later this week. a yellow weather for snow and ice in place for most of the uk with tonight expected to be the coldest night of the year so far . that's all the latest news headunes . that's all the latest news headlines now. headliners . headlines now. headliners. hello, i'm simon evans to headliners. your first look at wednesday's most interesting newspaper today. joining me tonight are roger monkhouse and scott cooper , two final scott cooper, two final comedians. you will not meet. not in the next hour or so, anyway. very nice to see you again, gentlemen. how are you.7 it's again, gentlemen. how are you? it's been a while. it's a while. but we've just been but perhaps we've jus

manchester crown court heard the defendant, thomas cashman had been lying in wait for his intended targetn the evening of the shooting. he denies . and of the shooting. he denies. and lastly parts of northern land and scotland were hit by a sudden cold snap today with temperatures to drop further to 15 in some regions. more than four inches of snow fell northern scotland and around eight inches are forecast for later this week. a yellow weather for snow and ice in place for most of the uk with tonight expected to be the coldest night of the year so far . that's all the latest news headunes . that's all the latest news headlines now. headliners . headlines now. headliners. hello, i'm simon evans to headliners. your first look at wednesday's most interesting newspaper today. joining me tonight are roger monkhouse and scott cooper , two final scott cooper, two final comedians. you will not meet. not in the next hour or so, anyway. very nice to see you again, gentlemen. how are you.7 it's again, gentlemen. how are you? it's been a while. it's a while. but we've just sort but perhaps we've jus

the jury at manchester crown court also found the 34 year old guilty of the attempted murder of joseph nee and the chief constable of merseyside police, serena kennedy said the investigation is still ongoing for the person responsible for olivia's murder. thomas cashman to justice. i know that will never bring olivia back, but hopefully the family will get some small comfort in knowing the person that took their daughter away from them is now behind bars. we are still hunting down those people who enabled that murder to take place , who supplied the gun , place, who supplied the gun, where the guns and we will carry on until we identify those people responsible . king charles people responsible. king charles visited a nato military base dunng visited a nato military base during his historic state visit to germany today . king charles to germany today. king charles met with the deputy head of the german british battalion and other military personnel from the unit. he also spoke with ukraine and refugees, telling them, i'm praying for you as he condemned what he called the unarmed , acti

dealer who fatally shot nine year old olivia koval was yesterday found guilty of her murder at manchester crown court5,000 a week dealing cannabis. liverpool, will be sentenced on monday. following that, 80 day trial, gb news north west correspondent sophie raper. this report. warning the some viewers may find the following footage upsetting . a tragedy rocked this upsetting. a tragedy rocked this proud city and its people . on proud city and its people. on the 22nd of august last year, nine year old olivia pratt called rebel was fatally shot in her family home in dovecot , her family home in dovecot, liverpool. social media on the rest of it, on suspicion of murder. 13 days later , thomas murder. 13 days later, thomas cashman was arrested and was later charged . the little girl's later charged. the little girl's murder . over later charged. the little girl's murder. over the past few later charged. the little girl's murder . over the past few weeks, murder. over the past few weeks, a jury at manchester crown court has heard the detail of this senseless tragedy . that night, senseless tragedy. that n

that's continuing at manchester court thomas manchester crown court thomas cashman, who's 34 from westl also charged with attempted murder , wounding with attempted murder, wounding with attempted murder, wounding with and possessing with intent and possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life denying all those charges . life denying all those charges. let's get more now. the north—west reporter ripper, who's following proceedings who's been following proceedings for us. what's the court heard today, sophie? well, so far this morning, we've heard various statements from people who either witnessed or a link to the attack that took place in august of last year, first. we heard from timothy naylor, who's an acquaintance of joseph ni. now that's, the man that we know was the intended target of the gunman . so mr. naylor recanted , gunman. so mr. naylor recanted, the night of the attack, he and some had watched the manchester united liverpool football match at his home. he said after the match , joseph left with a named match, joseph left with a named paul abraham . 2 to 3 minutes pau

attempted murder and firearms offences that set the latest from our reporter sophie reaper at manchester crown court, yesterday with the today? well, yesterday with the prosecution's opening statement, the focus was all about what they. the focus was all about what they . but the focus was all about what they. but this morning things turn to evidence, things that we know as fact. so the prosecution called their first witness and invested data in the major crime unit , pfc invested data in the major crime unit, pfc caleb. so get he invested data in the major crime unit , pfc caleb. so get he went unit, pfc caleb. so get he went through some of the key facts, including some specific details around thomas cashman. olivia corbell and intended target nie. he then moved onto some drone footage highlighted significant address is in the area that's places like kings heath avenue where of course olivia corbell lost her life . and grenadier lost her life. and grenadier drive , mr. cashman was living drive, mr. cashman was living with his partner and their two children. the jury this morning have also been sho

manchester crown . events at manchester crown court with the trial considering murder of nine year old olivia corbell . the murder of olivia who was shot inside a home in liverpool on the 22nd of august last year. the 34 year old also accused attempted murder, wounding with , intent and possessing a firearm with intent to endanger life. but denying all charges . life. but denying all charges. well, let's get more now with our north—west reporter , ripa, our north—west reporter, ripa, who's been following the case for us. sophie what what's been said in court ? well, this said in court? well, this morning , the court has heard morning, the court has heard from a witness who can't be named for legal reasons. and that was via a pre—recorded police interview in which the witness exactly what they remember from the night of the attack last august. the witness began by saying they asleep and they remembered being taps repeatedly on the leg and then they then heard someone saying . they then heard someone saying. it's tommy. it's tommy , the it's tommy. it's tommy, the witness said. i thought it was nightmare

so this reiterate that breaking news from manchester crown court in these past few minutes that , these is 34, has been found guilty of the murder of nine year old olivia corbell. shot, of course , her home, as shot, of course, her home, as mark was saying at dovecot in liverpool last august . olivia's liverpool last august. olivia's mother, cheryl corbell , was in mother, cheryl corbell, was in court holding teddy bear sitting with her other chloe and ryan gasp and tears were told from olivia's family as the verdicts returned, cashman also found guilty of the murder of the intended target , the shooting. intended target, the shooting. joseph ni, 36 and wounding with to do grievous bodily harm to olivia, his mother cheryl and counts of possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life . those are the details some life. those are the details some court more reaction coming up in this next hour. stay with us on gb news live . well, a very good afternoon, everybody patrick christys here on gb news with you all the way through until 6 pm, but let's get right into it because we've got som

let's cross to gb news is north—west reporter safety reporter who's manchester crown court . t can you tell court. sophie, what can you tell us? well, this morning the court heard from a witness who can't named for legal reasons that was via a pre—recorded police interview in which the witness recalled exactly what they remember from that night back in august of last year. remember from that night back in august of last year . the witness august of last year. the witness began by saying were asleep, but they remember feeling someone tapping on leg. they then heard someone . it's tommy. it's tommy someone. it's tommy. it's tommy repeatedly. the witness said . i repeatedly. the witness said. i thought it was a nightmare . they thought it was a nightmare. they then recalled thomas cashman, stuttering with his hands on his head, saying he'd been told by a source that someone was coming for him. the witness told, the police. he's went to get them before they got him. and later that he'd said something along the lines , lad, i've done joey . the lines, lad, i've done joey. i've done

our reporter sophie ripper's outside manchester crown court with the latest. ay of today, well, this is now day of this thomas cashman here at manchester crown court where today the prosecution continued their cross—examination of the defendant , mclaughlin casey, defendant, mclaughlin casey, captain due to question mr. cashman about his movements ahead of the shooting , which ahead of the shooting, which took place in august last year. now, the prosecutor alleges that mr. cashman made several journeys that day in order to scope out the location of joseph ne , whom we now know was the ne, whom we now know was the intended of the gunman . thomas intended of the gunman. thomas cashman disputes . this, though cashman disputes. this, though he says that the routes took that day were just routes he's taken entire life. he says wasn't paying attention to whether joseph cheney was in view or not, said, i wasn't looking for ni. i wasn't thinking about joseph. ni wants that day. they then moved to mr. cashman's movements later that evening, less than 2 hours before the

now the thomas cash fund trials continued manchester crown court today.nt of corbell as well. one count of attempted murder , one of attempted murder, one of wounding with intent and two counts of possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life . northwest of the reporter life. northwest of the reporter sophie ripa been at manchester crown court for us. sophie, what's the jury heard today or in today's 13 of this thomas cashman trial here at manchester crown yesterday, the defence their case and that continued morning with the defendant thomas cashman taking the stand in order to give evidence now mr. cooper of the defence began by asking thomas cashman about a comment made by witness who can't be named for legal reasons , who has suggested that thomas has ruined her life now. in response to this, mr. cashman told the court that in fact opposite was true. he said she's ruined my life , ruined my ruined my life, ruined my partner's life , and she's ruined partner's life, and she's ruined my kids . the defence then moved my kids. the defence then moved

we're going to go now to manchester crown court and speak to this north—west reporter sophie.y much. what's the latest from please . well, from today then, please. well, today is day ten of the trial of clergymen action that a 34 year old has been charged with . the old has been charged with. the murder of olivia corbell , but murder of olivia corbell, but also the attempted murder of joseph nee, the wounding with intent of olivia's cheryl and two counts of possessing a with intent to endanger. but as you say, he all of those charges now today court began with an expert image analyst in the witness box that was tessa . she continued to that was tessa. she continued to give evidence in the form of a clothing comparison report. so the jury was shown images agreed to be thomas cashman as ms. macklin compared features the tracksuit bottoms he was wearing to some clothing. she had been suppued to some clothing. she had been supplied with. in one instance, she told the court it was view that it was much more probable that it was much more probable that the clothing was same. prosecu

so if you read the diaries our north—west reports are outside manchester crown court and as we say nowhomas to as well. so this thomas cashman been charged with murder, attempted murder, wounding with intent and possessing a firearm with , possessing a firearm with, intent to endanger life. and he denies these all of those charges . okay. all right. so charges. okay. all right. so moving on from that now, because rishi sunak uk tax returns have been published showing that he's paid more than £1 million in uk taxes, 2019. well, this afternoon it's been revealed that sir keir starmer has paid an incomplete and quite periodically £67,000 to hmrc in the last financial year. periodically £67,000 to hmrc in the last financial year . this the last financial year. this quite bizarre situation, isn't it? because now being really wanted in politics is a bad thing. you can't be financially successful in politics. too rich to rule and you end up with a rather unusual situation where two men are arguing over who has the smaller package and is our prime minister too minted to be in touch with ordina

we'll have details of the case heard at manchester crown court. also tonight...

reporter sophie reaper has been at manchester crown court joins us now with the latest. began expert image analyst markham in the witness she continued to give evidence in the form of a clothing comparison report . now, clothing comparison report. now, the jury was shown images that are agreed to be thomas as ms. macklin compared the tracksuit bottoms he's wearing in the images to clothing she had been suppued images to clothing she had been supplied with. at one point she told the court it was view that it's much more probable that the clothing is the same, then prosecute sir david mclaughlin, casey asked ms. macklin, is any distinction whatsoever between any of the footage you have seen and the clothing you have been provided with? she told him no . provided with? she told him no. the defence then began their instead focusing on tracksuit jacket rather than tracksuit bottoms. mr. cooper of the defence asked macklin about her comparison and her methodology. even if she accepts that in some of the images shown that the jacket may be different. she refuted this, telling th

he denies all charges, but we'll have more from manchester crown court as that comes back with a decisionnt housing plans. robert jenrick outlining those in the commons earlier with two raaf bases and another similar location at bexhill in east sussex being earmarked. more details up shortly, but let's get an update now on all the other headlines with right . other headlines with right. thanks, mark. 1:31 on radisson in the gb newsroom. the immigration minister has plans to stop housing asylum seekers in hotels and instead place them in hotels and instead place them in disused military bases, admitting that the use of hotels has, quote , harmed some towns. has, quote, harmed some towns. robert jenrick said migrants will now be placed in sites in essex. lincolnshire and east sussex. the accommodation will be guarded by 24 hour security and meet essential living needs and meet essential living needs and nothing more, he says . as an and nothing more, he says. as an incentive to local councils . the incentive to local councils. the government will also provide a new funding package to accept

well, the second week of this, thomas cashman trial will be wrapping up here at manchester crown courtse, been charged with olivia corbell, but also the attempted murder of joseph nee wounding with intent of olivia's mother and two counts of possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life . all of intent to endanger life. all of those charges that he's facing. however, now this week has been a crucial one for the prosecution and earlier in the week we heard from a witness who can't be named for legal reasons but alleges that thomas cashman came to her home. the in court that cashman is right but on why she chosen to speak up . she said she chosen to speak up. she said the only thing i'm about is that little girl. on wednesday , the little girl. on wednesday, the jury little girl. on wednesday, the jury heard from firearm expert andre de villiers hall and he analysed some cctv footage of the gunman shooting at joseph ni on the 22nd of august in last yeah on the 22nd of august in last year. and then yesterday the jury year. and then yesterday the jury were given details about a crim

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