martin daubney standing in for the big man, the evil triple child killer. udakubana has been jailed for life with a minimum term in prison of 52 years. this vile individuals punishment is thought to be the longest handed out to a killer of his age. the father of one of the girls murdered was her calling out coward. as rudakubana was removed from court after shouting in the dock and those present family members and victims listened to emotional victims listened to emotional victim impact statements. and finally, the sentencing of the sadistic killer without him even being present. our home security edhon being present. our home security editor, mark white, joins me now. mark, welcome to the show. you've been reporting on this all day. rudakubana behaved appallingly. the families acted with supreme dignity. mrjustice goose said the families will never recover. who could dispute these acts as evil? tell us about an astonishing day. >> yes, indeed, the trial judge said the attack in southport was equivalent to the very worst terror attack in terms of the serious

of course, the triple child killer axel rudakubana facing the sentencing today and presiding is casey deanna here. we're expecting the ruling to come down perhaps in the from the next hour onwards, perhaps as late as 5:00. the proceedings have been delayed twice already by rudakubana having outbursts, shouting, outbursts, proclaiming he needed a paramedic, proclaiming he had chest pains. this is despite the fact he was deemed fit to stand both this morning and after the afternoon recess seems to be physically nothing wrong with him whatsoever. and of course, looking in there over the evidence or family members of those who lost their lives, and also survivors wanting their moment in court, wanting their moment in court, wanting their moment of justice. and so far, rudakubana has made an absolute farce of that. he's behaved with the most contemptible selfishness. he's made it all about him. he's been hugely distressing to anybody in the court. those poor family members have just got to the stage of proceedings, always one of the most heartfelt and delicate, where they read out their hu