before 2000 by applying the relevant practice directions and other guidance available. if the minimum term to be served would have been shorter before december 2002 that i must apply that shorter term. i start therefore by considering the appropriate term you must serve by reference to scheduled 2i appropriate term you must serve by reference to scheduled 21 of the sentencing act. in this context i make the following findings which i am sure, having the trialjudge, you lured nikki allan away by telling her lies. 0nly lured nikki allan away by telling her lies. only you know what you said to her, to cause her to leave the gully with you shortly before 10pm in 1992 to leave with you. somehow you tricked her into going with you to the opposite direction to her home and on a cold and dark night. you do not use force. a witness saw you both on your way to the old exchange building, you leading the way and nikki allan skipping along after you, the impression of that witness was
nikki was killed. you are now 55 and when you committed this murder you were 23. you appear before the court on 22 occasions for 45 offences and the majority of your offending has been acquisitive, but your sexual attraction to seven year old nikki allan was not an isolated incident. in october 1986 allan was not an isolated incident. in 0ctober1986 you had been found to have breached the police who approached a group of little girls between eight and ten years old. he took hold of one goal by the arm and asked to kiss her. you told the children not to tell anyone one girl. in march 2000, eight years after your killing of nikki allan, you are convicting of an indecent assault on a female under 14 years and two girls aged nine and 12 were playing in a park, approached them and took hold of the shoulder of one of them, and you told her not to scream. you asked the others whether
simonjack reports. october 1986, the so called big bang, widespread financial deregulation in the uk, which ushered in an era of buccaneering risk taking free wheeling. but in 2008, the wheels spectacularly came off. banks around the world went bust, requiring tens of billions of taxpayer funded rescues. tough rules to stop that happening again are now being reviewed or binned. the banks have become much healthier financially since 2008. we ve put in place a process so that financial issues can be resolved, which we didn t have before. but on that basis, we also want to make sure they can compete with other financial centres, whether it s the united states or asia. among 30 reforms announced today were plans to reconsider which banks really need to separate or ring fence their retail operations from their riskier investment divisions, review rules on approving or punishing individual senior executives, which have delayed or scared off hires from abroad,
ilya yashin was found guilty of spreading what moscow claims is fake information, by discussing evidence of atrocities carried out by russian troops. the government has announced a major overhaul of the financial services industry, relaxing some of the safeguards imposed after the 2008 financial crisis. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, says the reforms will cut red tape and boost growth but critics say his plan risk forgetting the lessons of the past. our business editor, simonjack reports. october simon jack reports. 1986. october simonjack reports. 1986. the big bang. widespread october 1986. the big bang. widespread financial deregulation in the uk, which in an area of buccaneering, risk taking, freewheeling. but in 2008, the wheels are spectacularly came off. banks around the world went bust,
analysis, have a good day. the government here in britain is expected today to announce one of the biggest overhauls of financial regulation since the so called big bang. not that big bang, the other one, the deregulation bonanza of october 1986. it will include an overhaul of rules governing the hiring, monitoring and sanctioning senior finance executives. why does it matter? well, its being presented as a significant example of post brexit freedom to tailor regulation specifically to the needs and strengths of the uk economy. frances coppola is an independent banking analyst. what do you make of all of this? there is a lot of political capital riding on this, do you think this is going to work?- this, do you think this is going to work? this, do you think this is auoin to work? , going to work? there has been uuite a going to work? there has been quite a lot going to work? there has been quite a lot of going to work? there has been quite a lot of lobbying - going to work? there ha