manslaughter of kaylea titford, i sentence you to seven years six months imprisonment. you will serve two thirds, five years, in custody before you are released on licence. you will be on licence until the end of the sentence of one release. you must comply with the terms of the license and commit no further offence or else you will be liable to serve a further period in custody. you may go down. stand up, sarah lloyd jones. for the gross negligence manslaughter of kaylea titford, having regard to your guilty plea, i sentence you to six years imprisonment. you will serve two thirds of the sentence, namely four years, in custody before being released on licence. when you are
council advice or the report to inform her decision to plead guilty. following the sentencing guidelines, i assess the appropriate credit to be 20%. that reduces the sentence in her case from seven years six months to six years. alan titford did not plead guilty and get no credit. i am not asked to make any orders and i do not think any or necessary. both defendants have been on bail without electronic monitoring, and so there is no credit before a trial. each defended must pay the statutory surcharge of £190 as such other correct figure that may be substituted. alan titford, stand up. for the gross negligence
released, you ll be on licence until the end of your sentence. you must comply with the terms and commit no further offence or else you will be liable to serve a purpose in custody. you may go down. that was mr justice custody. you may go down. that was mrjustice griffith custody. you may go down. that was mrjustice griffith setting custody. you may go down. that was mrjustice griffith setting out - mrjustice griffith setting out swansea crown court, hearing the case of sarah lloyd jones and alan titford, the parents of the late kaylea titford. she was 16 and died in her home after what a jury found was gross negligence manslaughter, which was the responsibility of her parents. he said this was not through any hatred or any targeted abuse of kaylea, but the negligence was so gross as to amount to a manslaughter of their daughter. they killed their daughter by their negligence. i will go through some of the circumstances. let me remind
a very good morning from bbc london. i m alice salfield. police are continuing their search for a two month old baby after its parents from south east london were arrested on suspiction of gross negligence manslaughter. a vast outdoor area in brighton was searched through the night led by the met who say they re using helicopters, dogs and drones. police say the baby could still be alive but fear it may have come to harm in freezing conditions. the parents, constance marten and mark gordon, who is a registered sex offender, are refusing to give any information about their baby. the rmt union says its members on the tube willjoin drivers from the aslef union in striking on budget day two weeks today. the rmt s long been in dispute over pensions, job losses and contractual agreements. tfl s urged both unions to call off their action. e scooter riders involved in crashes are more likely to suffer serious
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