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it beat happening? this will happen when parliament commences in - it beat happening? this will happenj when parliament commences in the autumn _ when parliament commences in the autumn. like many, iwas appalled that people have committed awful crimes, _ that people have committed awful crimes, and are somehow able to take the cowards _ crimes, and are somehow able to take the cowards way out and not appear in court _ the cowards way out and not appear in court to— the cowards way out and not appear in court to hear the impact their crimes— in court to hear the impact their crimes have had on the victim's families — crimes have had on the victim's families. we are changing the laws to compel— families. we are changing the laws to compel these offenders to be present— to compel these offenders to be present and to hear the impact their actions _ present and to hear the impact their actions have had, but also if necessary, to bring reasonable force to bring _ necessary, to bring reasonable force to bring people to court and add time _ to bring people to court and add time until— to bring people to court and add time until a sentence if they don't appear _ time until a sentence if they don't appear i— time until a sentence if they don't appear. i think it's the right thing to do. _ appear. i think it's the right thing to do, people expect criminals to face up _ to do, people expect criminals to face up to— to do, people expect criminals to face up to the consequences of their actions _ face up to the consequences of their actions we — face up to the consequences of their actions. we will ensure that that is what _ actions. we will ensure that that is what happens. actions. we will ensure that that is what happens— actions. we will ensure that that is what happens. prime minister rishi sunak there- _ what happens. prime minister rishi sunak there. we _ what happens. prime minister rishi sunak there. we are _ what happens. prime minister rishi sunak there. we are joined - what happens. prime minister rishi sunak there. we are joined by - what happens. prime minister rishi sunak there. we are joined by our i sunak there. we are joined by our political correspondent. rishi sunak is been under _ political correspondent. rishi sunak is been under pressure _ political correspondent. rishi sunak is been under pressure to _ political correspondent. rishi sunak is been under pressure to do - political correspondent. rishi sunak is been under pressure to do this. l is been under pressure to do this. there was outrage when lucy letby, who killed babies, did not attend the sentencing. she is not the only person to have not done so. killers, too, have refused to go into the dock and face their victims in court. i think we have to be clear about what is different about this proposal. at the moment, judges can increase someone's sentence if they refuse to sit in the dark and listen to that sentence being passed. they will be held under the existing legislation in a contempt of court. there are also guidelines that allow prison officers to use reasonable force to make someone attend the hearing. what a big difference this time, those powers will be enshrined in law, because the ministry of justice believe judges don't do this enough and are being encouraged to do this as the law is clearly stated. in addition to that, we have to be clear about what this law is not saying. if they say, personable offices can use reasonable force compel some of the set in the dark. it is not mandatory, it is up to the judge to her decide to use their discretion. they may feel that using that decision could put prison officers in danger or be destructive. if it is passed, it won't force every single criminal to set there and listen to their senses. underthe set there and listen to their senses. under the proposed legislation, sentences could be increased by two years to those facing life orders. lucy letby was given a whole life order, so you can't really increase that by two years. it's utterly meaningless and not in any way an incentive to attend the hearing. rishi sunak is avoiding... the ministry ofjustice says it to be due in court... before the kings speech in the autumn. fiur the kings speech in the autumn. our olitical the kings speech in the autumn. our political correspondent in watson. isabella tucker was struck at horsley hill farm at quarter to seven on friday evening. she died at hospital. her mother paid tribute to a beautiful daughter. a 42—year—old woman from leeds has been arrested causing death by careless driving has been released on bail. an award winning poet has gone missing after a festival. the 27—year—old from south london had been due to perform at the event and cal marsh on sunday, but did not arrive ersatz. his family say his disappearance is entirely out of character for him. police have also issued an image of him in the clothing he was last seen wearing. nottinghamshire police have flags at half mast in tribute to a 46—year—old sergeant who died trying to help distressed man on railway tracks last thursday.— tracks last thursday. sergeant graham savill_ tracks last thursday. sergeant graham savill was _ tracks last thursday. sergeant graham savill was responding | tracks last thursday. sergeant l graham savill was responding to calls on train tracks last thursday evening. the man he saved as being treated in hospital after suffering an electric shock. flags are flying at half mast at nottinghamshire police stations. the news was complete shock to the police force. on thursday, graham went to work to protect _ on thursday, graham went to work to protect the _ on thursday, graham went to work to protect the nottingham people from harm _ protect the nottingham people from harm his _ protect the nottingham people from harm. his dedication and bravery, he was killed _ harm. his dedication and bravery, he was killed in— harm. his dedication and bravery, he was killed in the line of duty trying — was killed in the line of duty trying to— was killed in the line of duty trying to save another man. his service — trying to save another man. his service and _ trying to save another man. his service and sacrifice will never be forgotten — service and sacrifice will never be foriotten. �* .. service and sacrifice will never be foriotten. . ., . , service and sacrifice will never be foriotten. �* .. . , ., , forgotten. among many other tribute, bannister rishi _ forgotten. among many other tribute, bannister rishi sunak _ forgotten. among many other tribute, bannister rishi sunak tweeted - 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