her victim in 2011 was sally hodkin, a 58—year—old mother and grandmother.irely preventible. it was one mistake after another. it was one mistake after another and should she have been out, well, she killed my mum so i'll let everyone decide whether or not they think it was appropriate for her to be out. nicola edgington was released from this secure unit run by 0xleas mental health trust in 2009, just three years after being given an indefinite sentence for killing her mother. today's report commissioned by nhs england found the trust staff were too willing to believe edgington who was fixated on being discharged. they didn't take seriously warnings from her sister and brother that she was still potentially dangerous and on the day of the murder, they failed to stop her leaving their hospital despite edgington being clearly unwell. they're responsible for her being on the street. they're responsible for her being released after three years after killing her own mother and they‘ re responsible to the public to make sure that people like this are looked after

her victim in 2011 was sally hodkin, a 58—year—old mother and grandmother.e. it was one mistake after another. it was one mistake after another and should she have been out? well, she killed my mum so i'll let everyone decide whether or not they think it was appropriate for her to be out. nicola edgington was released from this secure unit run by 0xleas mental health trust in 2009, just three years after being given an indefinite sentence for killing her mother. today's report commissioned by nhs england found that trust staff were too willing to believe edgington who was fixated on being discharged. they didn't take seriously warnings from her sister and brother that she was still potentially dangerous and on the day of the murder, they failed to stop her leaving their hospital despite edgington being clearly unwell. they're responsible for her being on the street. being released after three years after killing her own mother and they‘ re responsible to the public to make sure that people like this are looked after and safeguarded and we don't believe that

sally hodkin the limelight, i don't know! welcome to the programme.s less than a week since the uk woke up to an election result that plunged it into even deeper political and economic uncertainty. prime minister theresa may still hasn't finalised an agreement with the northern irish democratic unionist party which would allow her to govern with a narrow majority. but away from those talks, the pressure is mounting on the government to lay out a strategy for brexit negotiations. tonight the chancellor, orfinance minister, philip hammond, could give us some idea of what is planned. he's expected to say that $61bn of funds from the european union's investment bank will not be put at risk. it currently provides funding for major infrastructure projects across the eu, including here in the uk for the crossrail train line in london, and tram networks in nottingham and manchester. he's also expected to signal there may be some room to negotiate when it comes to keeping the country in the eu's customs union. staying in that union would allow businesses to co