bodies of women and girls in hospital mortuary is. you may remember this story, it is very distressing, but david fuller has been handed a whole life sentence today for his crimes and we will bring you more details on that from the court as soon as we get them. in the court as soon as we get them. in the meantime, another court case, and katie price has been handed a 16 week suspended jail sentence at crawley magistrates court. that s for drink driving while disqualified and without insurance. she was also given a two year driving ban. our correspondent david sillitoe is outside crawley magistrates court, and hejoins us now. david, bring us up to date with what happened in court. up-to-date with what happened in court. ~ , ., , court. well, this was the sentencing. court. well, this was the sentencing. katie - court. well, this was the sentencing. katie price i court. well, this was the i sentencing. katie price had court. well, this was the sentencing. katie price had admitted a
within a matter of weeks. it now awaits further approval from the the food and drug administration and the centers for disease control and prevention. survivors and family members of the paris terror attacks nearly six years ago have been giving testimony in court. 130 people were killed in a series of co ordinated attacks. most of them died in the bataclan concert hall. 20 people are now on trial in relation to the attacks, including the sole survivor of the isis cell and a self proclaimed islamic state soldier salah abdeslam. nick alexander was at the bataclan concert venue to work alongside the us band eagles of death metal and was the only british national to die in the attacks. his sister zoe spoke in court yesterday and she joins me now.
experience top white that is good to hear and what is it like for you navigating a court process in a different country? i mean, you may speak fluent french for all i know but i m assuming it is all in french. it is. we are provided with translators in court. and i are, you know, the whole process, we have been guided very well by the legal team here in paris. we have not felt hugely disconnected, although i would say that it is very difficult when you are not in paris to follow it because there is a web radio that you can tune into but it is only in french so if you don t speak fluent french, it is hard to follow what is happening if you not actually a. find happening if you not actually a. and what happens next? can you attend court as often as you like? absolutely, anyone who is registered as a civil party can visit court anytime they like over the next six orseven anytime they like over the next six or seven months, for as long as the
world, some of whom had only met him once at the concert, after the attack, really bore testament to that. i attack, really bore testament to that. ~ ., , ., attack, really bore testament to that. ~ ., y., , , that. i know you spent some time in court during that. i know you spent some time in court during the that. i know you spent some time in court during the trial that. i know you spent some time in court during the trial so that. i know you spent some time in court during the trial so far. - that. i know you spent some time in court during the trial so far. i - court during the trial so far. i wonder how have the other survivors and family members and indeed you yourself found the process? it is a bit of a double-edged yourself found the process? it is a bit of a double-edged sword, - yourself found the process? it is a bit of a double-edged sword, i - bit of a double edged sword, i think. it is very. it is very intense and hard to relive those details, especially six ye
we are delighted to have you with us on bbc news, thank you. i wondered first of all how difficult it was to relive what happened in court? it was very emotional. it is a very intense atmosphere in the courtroom anyway, listening to people s stories and their experience of that night so yeah, it was emotional but it felt really important to do it and very powerful. tell it felt really important to do it and very powerful. it felt really important to do it and very powerful. tell us what you told the court and very powerful. tell us what you told the court about and very powerful. tell us what you told the court about your and very powerful. tell us what you told the court about your brother. l and very powerful. tell us what you told the court about your brother. i | told the court about your brother. i told the court about your brother. i told them that he had a huge energy. he was a very vibrant person. you knew when he had walked into a room without him saying a word. he had