let's begin by speaking to some callers, the sister of sabina nessa.sabina nessa was murdered in september 2021, 28 years of age, murdered in south—east london. now herfamily have been murdered in south—east london. now her family have been calling for her law since april last year that would do exactly what we are talking about, force offenders to appear for their sentencing —— sabina's law. thank you for speaking to us this morning. how are you and your family doing? morning. how are you and your family doin ? , ., ., morning. how are you and your family doin ? ,., ., ., ~ morning. how are you and your family doinu? ., ~ ., doing? good morning. we are ok, caettin doing? good morning. we are ok, getting their _ doing? good morning. we are ok, getting their day — doing? good morning. we are ok, getting their day by _ doing? good morning. we are ok, getting their day by day. _ doing? good morning. we are 0k,j getting their day by day. obviously we are approaching the two—year mark which is bringing back memories, and obviously now listening to lucy letb

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they've had stokes out just a ro. nessa has picked up a signal from its deep space voyager to pro about the 2 weeks of silence. it's 46 years since voyage of blasted off to study the alpha planets offer i to era cause the signal loss 19000000000 kilometers from this blankets. twin boys one the space craft uh, the only man made objects to venture into the void between this task. linda spoke. it is the voyage admission project scientist and this is jet propulsion, the bar tree. she explains why the boy just buys croft a still important to scientific research. they still matter today because we are exploring that space between the stars. that's compose a lot of hydrogen, and helium, we get the composition the magnetic field and get to basically sense and figure out what that space between the stars might be like. it's filled mostly with the products from supernova, explosions, giant stars that exploded and put their material into space. and it's giving us knowledge about our role, the bubble that's protecting the solar system in the earth when it plays, then perhaps some ideas about how we

that is how i just see them when the site is nessa has picked up a signal from its deep space of voyage to prove off to 2 weeks of silence. it's 46 years since 4 inch of blasted off to study the outer planets upright that era caused the signal loss 19 pinion kilometers from this blankets. twin voyager won the spice craft. uh, the only man made objects to venture into the void between the styles as well as my colleagues. darren jordan spoke with linda sped. okay. who is the voyage admission project scientist and this is jet propulsion laboratory. they discussed the importance of widgets whose heartbeat signal being picked up again seeing that signal we called the carrier signal, lets us know that the spacecraft is alive and operating as we had hoped. that carrier though doesn't contain any data, it's very weak just above the noise and the group, but the nasa deep space network station looks very hard for the group that camera. and so that's, that's good news for us and we're hoping that we're going to be sending a command soon over and over again to try and get the antenna pointed back a

very on the south africa nuclear energy corporation. nessa was born to agreement on nuclear fuel production, but then we think during the 2nd russian africa summit the last week in preparation for the august work summit in johannesburg, according to a developed press release, made to appraising memorandum is a step to was increasing nuclear sustainability in countries of the blog, we spoke to calvin, calvin new k assigned to stan chapman. i'm strong to take a global who says that african countries preferred to cooperate with russia rather than the west, and understands the future belongs to nuclear energy. of being just in the show more than once. so, and usually that's always on the side of the 3 year licenses. so, and still there. so that huge respect for the russian you decide to say, says, you know what, i mean most friend in congress is you could say a number of african countries that not really us, newcastle church up the degree for much of the year, just because they're realizing the women, so that would just be pushed to such a degree as a touchy subject. you're just working african

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in this court, the killer of sabina nessa refused to attend when he was being sentenced, and in anothereprives the families of seeing justice done in front of their eyes. judges are currently able to make an order requiring someone to attend which could result in a contempt of court if it is not obeyed. but the ministry ofjustice says it has only found one case in ten years where a judge has done that, hence two years will be added to the senses are given as an additional sentence if someone refuses to attend to hear their sentencing. the problem is, can you force somebody literally kicking and screaming into the dock? well, the custody officers who bring people to court do have the sort of training to allow them to do that, but they will, i am told, be able to say it is simply not safe to drag somebody who is intent on fighting their way out of the dark in front of a judge. they may also say that they won�*t be able to do so without using reasonable force, or if they can�*t use reasonable force, they won�*t be able to do so. so a judge will still have the ability to say that a defendan

nessa has picked up a signal from its deep space voyager to prove after 2 weeks of silence. it's 46 years since voyager blasted off to study the alpha planets authorized the era caused the signal loss of 19000000000 kilometers from this blankets. twin voyager won the spice craft. uh, the only man made objects to venture into the void. between this task, john, hindrance reports from chicago. somewhere in nasa there must have been a collective books uttered when they realized on july 21st that they had lost contact with the voyager to space craft. a series of commands had been sent to the voyage or 2, and there was an error included on that which put the intended to degrees off. it's mark and communicating with her that was enough to lose contact with nasa. and that's how it stood for almost 2 weeks, but on tuesday now says that they were able to hear a message from voyager to if they're not able to regain to way contact before october. 15th, then void your to does what it does, several times a year, and reset. so that communication should begin again. when that happens and th

now at out to fuck and man a signing for christiana. rinaldo is el nessa. this week they'll get the 1st taste of saudi football. as the new season begins, the excitement is definitely valuable. in this triple mad country, right, where football is in the dna for us really. this is a moment when the strategy actually comes together and comes to life. that strategy started with the rinaldo is rival at elma. so late last year. since then, the government has back to the saudi pro league investing billions to make comes more professional aimed at making the league one of the best and wealth of the source of the transfer window bottom. do when occurring benjamin assigned for out it to had from rail madrid. and since then there's been an influx of foreign players. the clubs have shelled out close to half a $1000000000.00 and football website transfer mox ranks the saudi league as the 5th biggest spend in the window behind leagues in italy, from germany and england. this is definitely a journey. this is not just the one weekend we've set off to, to achieve this obje

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and 28—year—old sabina nessa was murdered in a park in south—east london.l teacher. her older sister, jabina islam, called the murderer who refused to appear a "coward". in this case here at manchester crown court today, the judge said that he would deliver those sentencing verdicts as if lucy letby were in court. he said that he would speak directly to the dock and he would use exactly the same words that he would have used add she been here to hear that sentence in person herself. and this is what he had to say. lucy letby, on each of the seven offences of murder and the seven offences of attempted murder, i sentence you to imprisonment for life. because the seriousness of your offences is exceptionally high, i direct that the early release provisions do not apply. the order of the court, therefore, is a whole life order on each and every offence, and you will spend the rest of your life in prison. that was what mrjustice goss had to say in court earlier. he was really come as we said there, speaking as if lucy letby were in court, and what was really cru

call sorry, please say they have provided services to about 90000 migrants in the past 18 months. nessa has picked up a signal from its deep space voyager to pro about the 2 weeks of silence. it's 46 years since voyager blasted off to study the alpha planets operate era caused the signal loss 19000000000 kilometers from this blankets. twin voyager, one the spice cross of the only man made objects to venture into the void between the styles. belinda spelled k as the voyage emission project scientists, witnesses jet propulsion, the power train. she explains why the voyage of spacecraft still important to scientific research. are they still matter today because we are exploring that space between the stars that's compose a lot of hydrogen and helium, we get the composition the magnetic field and get to basically sense and figure out what that space between the stars might be like. it's filled mostly with the products from supernova, explosions, giant stars that exploded and put their material into space. and it's giving us knowledge about our role, the bubble that's protecting the solar sy

choose to up out of the sentencing was a kick in the teeth —— olivia pratt—korbel. 28—year—old sabina nessa talk to the aunt of zara aleena who was murdered in east london last year and herfamily were unable was murdered in east london last year and her family were unable to face her murderer after he refused to attend the sentencing in court. thank you very much forjoining us in the most difficult of circumstances and once again, we are really sorry for your family's loss. tell us about your reaction today and the fact that today, lucy letby did not turn up for her sentencing hearing, how did you and yourfamily feel about that? it hearing, how did you and your family feel about that?— feel about that? it was a reminder to us what — feel about that? it was a reminder to us what happened _ feel about that? it was a reminder to us what happened to _ feel about that? it was a reminder to us what happened to us - feel about that? it was a reminder to us what happened to us and - feel about that? it was a reminderj to us what happened to us and the other families that we now know who have experi

and 28—year—old sabina nessa was murdered in a park in south—east london.jabina islam, called the murderer — who again refused to appear — a "coward". taking these incidents together, these convicted murderers who refused to appear in the dock to hear their sentencing, it has put pressure on the government to change the law from the way it exists at the law from the way it exists at the moment to give extra powers for judges to be able to compel a convicted murderer to sit in the dark matter face often the families of the victim and to hear the sentencing remark the judge of the victim and to hear the sentencing remark thejudge is making —— to sit in the dock and face. the prime minister rishi sunak was asked about that today. the first thing is to extend my sympathies to everyone affected. i think like everyone reading about this, it is just shocking and harrowing. i think it is currently that people who commit such horrendous crimes do not face their victims and hear first—hand the impact that their crimes have had on them and their families and loved one

ej and nessa sent me video from when she was in lahaina., i can tell you in words, maybe it is better we see what it was like that day in lahaina. >> going to get to the church. oh, my gosh, it is going to fall on us. >> reverse. >> reverse. >> will: they had to abandon the car and took off on foot, kids, nieces, nephews, neighbors, children they didn't know who they are helping to save took off on foot and just jogged away from lahaina. at that point in time, i remember this weekend, broadcasting on "fox and friends," number was 67, i think almost all on the streets or in cars and we're still searching buildings, the number climbs close to 100. we'll see what is impossible to replace, the people of lahaina. back to new york. >> ainsley: you have to be careful, power lines could fall on us or trees. so scary. running with children, jumping over power lines that had fallen on the ground. >> will: fences, that family had to knock down a chain link fence to get out of the area. i'm committed to making sure we do our part to get these people ba

and 28—year—old sabina nessa was murdered in a park in south—east london. jabina islam, called the murderer, who refused to appear, a "coward". earlier, the families of lucy letby's victims gave harrowing statements in court, telling of the horror and pain of losing their children, some dying in their parent's arms. nick garnett sent this report. lucy letby, convicted of murdering seven babies, and the sentencing was not about her. after a ten month trial, a chance to tell the world about their babies and their lives. letby's victims have to stay anonymous. the luisa gonzalez first to speak today was the mother luisa gonzalez g o nza lez of gonzalez of baby. baby d was just two days old when she died. mother held a toy rabbit as she spoke. letby, a nurse at the neonatal unit, killed and attacked tiny babies over a 12 month period. consultants on the unit had worn to management about her involvement. there are now questions about the delays in moving her from questions about the delays in moving herfrom clinical care, and the time it took to calling the poli

we've had koci killed koci selamaj who killed schoolteacher sabina nessa as she was walking home throughic details of that crime we've had jordan mcsweeney, who killed zara . mcsweeney, who killed zara. lena. another one who refused to come up and face justice. this is an ongoing issue that is not going away anytime soon. it's becoming more and more fashionable, frankly, with every single for case these thugs to get away with that final thing. and they clearly don't want to do it. this is the thing they might be right spending the might be all right spending the rest lives rotting in a rest of their lives rotting in a prison might have prison cell. they might have mates inside. in case mates on the inside. in the case of thomas cashman, i'm absolutely certain that he does, for example. they for example. but what they are obviously is obviously not okay with is listening victim's impact listening to the victim's impact statements. are obviously listening to the victim's impact statokayits. are obviously listening to the victim's impact statokay with are obviously listening to the victim's

and what's your nessa? stuff that's too much crime and poverty. all we want to do is live in peace. but there was no consensus about who could deliver out of the candidates. louisa gonzales from the lift wing citizens revolution party came in 1st place, but with far fewer votes than expected the assassination of her arch rival 12 days ago. change the dynamic of the election. the reason why the recycling side of this campaign was the how does take this because that none of you ever since you represented the most the sort of halt. cool. and so i go to use and he was, he had been in advisory for years and years, and he is his assassination immediately. sort of prejudiced, restart gonzales has tickets. but when the counting began, 35 year old harvard educated businessman daniel and noble work, the both wearing a bullet proof vest came in 2nd place. when i had gotten a human sense, i have an immense desire to improve the situation of the ecuadorian people. today we all live with a terrible uncertainty with insecurity and the lack of opportunities for young people. but i don't my whole an

then it was 28—year—old sabina nessa who was murdered in a park in south—east london.ster called the murderer who refused to appear a coward. this is something which of course has really attracted a lot of public attention because the whole point of a trial in front of a jury of one's peers, the point of sentencing victim impact statements, sentencing victim impact statements, sentencing remarks, when you hear later on thejudge mr sentencing remarks, when you hear later on the judge mrjustice goss address those sentencing remarks he will speak as if lucy letby was in the dock to hear them but she won't be and that means there has been real pressure on the uk government to actually change things to compel people to appear in court to face their sentencing to hear the sentencing remarks that are made about them and the prime minister rishi sunak has been asked about that this morning, about when the law on that might change. the first thing is to extend my sympathies to all affected by this. i think like everyone reading about this, it isjust shocking and harrowing. i th

now at out to fuck and man a signing for christiana. rinaldo is el nessa. this week they'll get the 1st taste of saudi football. as the new season begins, the excitement is definitely valuable. in this triple mad country, right, where football is in the dna for us really. this is a moment when the strategy actually comes together and comes to life. that strategy started with the rinaldo is rival at elma. so late last year. since then, the government has back to the saudi pro league investing billions to make comes more professional aimed at making the league one of the best and wealth of the source of the transfer window bottom door. when occurring, benjamin assigned for our it's a had from rail madrid. and since then there's been an influx of foreign players. the clubs have shelled out close to half a $1000000000.00 and football website transfer mox ranks the saudi league as the 5th biggest spend in the window behind leaks in italy from germany and england. this is definitely a journey. this is not just the one weekend we've set off to, to achieve this obj

you're in cube or rather nessa. and that's true in mexico's where the fact is quite warm and mix good. no, and mexico took you back temperatures. overall, reco valley is new cost ratcliffe, which you will see that victoria as well of a heat in north america has been really spreading through texas and southern states . still quite talk to him. does it southwest, but not record breaking news? so the big showers that have moved away thankfully from the east coast. the how does the team from a slow leak draw the big crowds? why does the irish flag fly out of school? she's club. what is it about celtic that has the world over sealing them all? all of texasfootball, to find out what's going on with the defense, who makes football one or learn. learn please be coming to enquire with lewis university and discover how to frame and solve present future challenges. for 30 years, friends carry down nuclear tests and the pacific, exposing locals as such workers to high levels of radiation. 11 east. investigate the ongoing for lo

koci selamaj did the same when he was sentenced for the murder of schoolteacher sabina nessa.concerns that there was a rise in the mortality rate? yes. lucy letby is likely to spend the rest of her life in jail. the government has ordered an independent inquiry to look at how she was able to kill so many babies without being stopped earlier. but letby�*s refusal to face the families whose lives she's destroyed has led to renewed calls to compel convicted criminals to attend court for sentencing hearings. graham satchell, bbc news. nick garnettjoins us now from outside manchester crown court. the families of the victims will get to make their personal statements, thejudge will speak but to make their personal statements, the judge will speak but apparently lucy letby will not be there to hear them. w , lucy letby will not be there to hear them. , ~ ., them. exactly. although the conviction — them. exactly. although the conviction happened - them. exactly. although the conviction happened on - them. exactly. although the i conviction happened on friday, them. exactly. although t

prison will be like a holiday camp koci selamaj camp for that koci selamaj killed schoolteacher sabina nessan prison now . and indeed, he's prison now. and indeed, he's going to have photographs of his wedding taken. he's writing books prison does bother books. prison does not bother these the only thing these people. the only thing that would bother them is facing up consequences what up to the consequences of what they've done. the impact they've done. the human impact statements of what they've done. and i defer to the relatives of zara. aleena and ellie edwards , zara. aleena and ellie edwards, who i spoke to in the last couple of days, who both said to me, reading their impact me, reading their victim impact statements to the killers would have been the absolute bit of justice that they could have got left . and so we are trying to left. and so we are trying to force that through gbnews.com forward slash justice. >> so for you, patrick, is it about the victims and about giving the victims some more closure or is it about wanting to inflict more punishment, if you like, on the criminal?

cocky sal madge, who killed teacher sabina nessa jordan mcsweeney who murdered zara aleena three high that is placing the requirements, the privileges, the power with the killers and not with the families . and many, many people families. and many, many people out there, catherine, will feel this is a huge imbalance if they have to be dragged kicking and screaming, so be it. have to be dragged kicking and screaming, so be it . yes screaming, so be it. yes >> as you say, lucy letby is the latest in a succession of high profile killers not to come up and sit in the dock, but also more allegations emerging today about her crimes and the consequences that should follow , particularly around what the hospital bosses knew or didn't know or did or didn't do. it's now a apparent that not only did the hospital bosses ignore repeated warnings from paediatricians , they actively paediatricians, they actively sided with lucy letby , a story sided with lucy letby, a story on the front page of the sunday times revealing that not only did she file a grievance against these doctors and they had to ap

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