liable to be returned to custody. jaswant singh chail, on counts one, the sentence is one of 44 months in prison. on counts to the sentence is one of 16 months in prison. on counts three, the sentence is one of 48 months imprisonment, with an extended licence period of five years. the total sentences amounted to nine years custody with a further licence period of five years. the defendant may go down. we licence period of five years. the defendant may go down. we are “ust leavin: the defendant may go down. we are “ust leaving the courtroom, i defendant may go down. we are “ust leaving the courtroom, court i defendant may go down. we are just leaving the courtroom, court room i leaving the courtroom, court room one at the old bailey, where we have been listening to the sentencing of jaswant singh chail, who pleaded guilty for treason, to treason. mr justice hillyard summing up the case as you can hear going into a lot of detail. we heard thatjaswant as you can hear going into a lot of detail. we heard that jaswant singh chail is going to serve hybrid sentence, so what this means is, for now, he will remain in broadmoor hospital, a high security psychiatric hospital, until he has received medical treatment. that medical treatment thejudge received medical treatment. that medical treatment the judge says he needs before being transferred to serve a prison sentence. the 21—year—old went into windsor castle on christmas day back in 2021, armed with a crossbow with the intention of killing the queen. just before we do cross to our correspondence, sarah campbell, outside court, i want to let you know what our correspondence inside court was reporting on our bbc news life page. you can access that online. just saying that jaswant singh chail was playing black cargo trousers. he has bought staff in the dock with him, a mixture of security officers and nurses from broadmoor. his family were there too. let's cross live to sarah campbell, our correspondent, who has been outside court and following those procedures, following those procedures, following that long sentencing from the judge there, following that long sentencing from thejudge there, giving lots of detail. sarah, talk us through that sentencing decision and the three separate offences.— sentencing decision and the three separate offences. justice hillyard in court number _ separate offences. justice hillyard in court number one _ separate offences. justice hillyard in court number one speaking - separate offences. justice hillyard in court number one speaking for| in court number one speaking for what was about an hour and 20 minutes in the end, that lengthy sentencing. that is what open justice is all about now. it is about letting everybody know through the televising of these sentencing, exactly how they come to those complex decisions. let's not forget, because the defendant pleaded guilty, there wasn't a trial, so a lot of the information was required at sentencing hearings and we heard it here today. jaswant singh chail was charged with three counts. these are counts one, attempting to alarm or injure the sovereign, contrary to section two of the treason act 1842. the maximum sentence allowable for that would have been seven years. count two, having an offensive weapon in a public place. we know he was carrying a loaded crossbow when he was found in the morning of christmas day 2021, in the private grounds of windsor castle, so he had had to scale over a fence to get into that private area near the private residence. the maximum for that would have been for years. count three, making a threat to kill. the maximum for that would have been a maximum of ten years. that is what the starting point was, and what we heard there was justice hillyard taking us through why he came to the decision that he had. just to reiterate what those sentences are. count 144 months, count to 16 months, and count 348 months. they are to run consecutively, so one after the other. that makes a total of nine years in custody with a further licence period of five years. as you were saying, it is a hybrid order, is what justice were saying, it is a hybrid order, is whatjustice hillyard has decided. this means that he will spend some of that time in broadmoor where he has been treated, and when it is considered that he has reached the point where that treatment is successful enough that they feel he would be able to go into the custodial system into a jail, effectively, then he will spend the rest of that sentence in jail, so a hybrid order ordered byjustice hilliard. we had the reasons for that. we heard that there had been much debate amongst three or four psychiatrists as to the level of psychosis that jaswant singh chail was undergoing, both on the day itself in december 2021 and also in the run—up to that, and that is what the run—up to that, and that is what thejudge had to decide, was the level of psychosis, the level of mental health issues that he was facing when he did what he did, which once again, is that he scaled a fence, got into the private area at windsor castle. he was carrying a loaded crossbow, and when he was approached by a police protection officer he said that he was there to kill the queen. just officer he said that he was there to kill the queen.— kill the queen. just while you are talkin: , kill the queen. just while you are talkinu, i kill the queen. just while you are talking. i am _ kill the queen. just while you are talking, i am taking _ kill the queen. just while you are talking, i am taking a _ kill the queen. just while you are talking, i am taking a look - kill the queen. just while you are talking, i am taking a look at - kill the queen. just while you are talking, i am taking a look at the | talking, i am taking a look at the bbc news life page, which you can access online if you can't continue to watch here on television, you can get it on the bbc news app, on your phone orjust head to the website. daniel sandford, who is in court room one where the judge was delivering at sentencing, saying that jaswant singh chail remained impassive as justice that jaswant singh chail remained impassive asjustice hilliard said he would be receiving a hybrid order, meaning he will be sent to prison after he has finished his treatment at the high security psychiatric hospital, broadmoor. mental health is a real key parts of this case, a real big focus there. lots of detail given by the judge, talking about jaswant singh chail�*s mental health and some of the disorders, and this treatment he is going to have to have. the treatment that he has been _ going to have to have. the treatment that he has been having. _ going to have to have. the treatment that he has been having. let's - going to have to have. the treatment that he has been having. let's take i that he has been having. let's take it through some of what, and this was evidence given by psychiatrists during the side sentencing hearing that was held earlier this year. this is what the judges basing that was held earlier this year. this is what thejudges basing his decisions on. he talked about jaswant singh chail�*s mental health, as he was approaching december of 2021. we know that he had visited the amritsar area in india back in 2018. when he was asked why when he put forward a reason the motivation for what he did on christmas day 2021, he said it was in revenge for that. we also heard about this obsession with star wars, that throughout various hearings there was the talk of creating new empires by destroying old ones. anyone who knows star wars knows that empire is a big part of that fantasy world, if you like, and this is what the prosecution was saying, that his thinking was partly informed by that fantasy world, the role of the sith lord. in that video he recorded four days before christmas day which he sentjust before he was arrested in the grounds of windsor castle, he was wearing a metal mask and he was calling himself darth chailus, and seem to have some sort of connection with sith lords, if you like, so that one element of psychosis, of hallucinations. the other elements which we heard the judge hallucinations. the other elements which we heard thejudge refer to many times, is that, in the months running up to december 2021, it would appear that jaswant singh would appear that jaswa nt singh chail thought would appear that jaswant singh chail thought he was hallucinating about three male figures. he thought he saw three male figures. also then there is this ai chatbot, which will be interested in hearing about, that at the very beginning of december 2021, he logged onto a website and he created this chatbot, this ai chatbot, a female figure, who he called sarai. over december, you remember that if delete my offence was carried out on christmas day 2021, he had an extraordinary number of online conversations with this ai chatbot. they said that he effectively began to think of her as a real person and he was talking. some of the conversations were of a sexual nature, others were to do with this plot, this planned that he had to assassinate the queen. several of the psychiatrists gave evidence during the sentencing hearing talk about the fact that she was a motivating factor that any answers to his questions she was actively encouraging him in what he was planning on doing. at one point sarai rights to this chatbot, i believe this purpose is to assassinate the queen and sarai, replies, that is very wise. again other evidence of hallucinations, of him becoming more and more detached from reality. what we heard in court was the judge deciding how much that was the judge deciding how much that was to do with what happened on december 25, 2021, and clearly that had a lot to do with it, but he also said that it couldn't take away from the seriousness of his actions, and as well as this order under the mental health act for him to get the treatment he needs for the condition he has, he also must serve a significant time in custody because of the seriousness of the offence that he carried out back in 2021. thank you, sarah campbell reporting outside the old bailey as we were getting the sentencing there of jaswant singh chail, sentenced to nine years for treason after pleading guilty in february and just some more colourfrom inside the courts are from daniel sandford, who has been following this case as well. hejust has been following this case as well. he just says, has been following this case as well. hejust says, which has been following this case as well. he just says, which you has been following this case as well. hejust says, which you can read on our life page, immediately afterjustice hilliard had finished sentencing him, jaswant singh chail was removed from the dock via the staircase leading to the cells. daniel sandford says that he had no time to react but his family sat, looking slightly stunned, in the public gallery. that is coming from inside the court. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, who has been following this case. here is his background report into what happened. just metres from the queen's private apartment, with his loaded crossbow on the ground. when challenged by officers he simply said i am here to kill the queen. he had been wearing this metal mask, inspired by his interest in star wars. the crossbow he was carrying had the safety catch off. he was a dangerous individual, armed with a crossbow that was loaded. it is only as a result of the protection officers on duty on the day, who dealt with this calmly and professionally, that he was stopped and no one was hurt. the professionally, that he was stopped and no one was hurt.— professionally, that he was stopped and no one was hurt. the place where jaswant singh — and no one was hurt. the place where jaswant singh chail _ and no one was hurt. the place where jaswant singh chail was _ and no one was hurt. the place where jaswant singh chail was arrested - and no one was hurt. the place where jaswant singh chail was arrested was | jaswant singh chail was arrested was right by the george iv gate that leads through to the most private part of windsor castle. windsor great park is open to the public, but jaswant singh chail great park is open to the public, butjaswant singh chail had made it over the fence and right up to the gateway leading to the queen's private apartments. jaswant singh private apartments. jaswa nt singh chail private apartments. jaswant singh chail may have been planning his attack four months. he had applied tojoin the navy, the attack four months. he had applied to join the navy, the marines and the army, in apparent attempts to get close to the royal family. in a journal he tried to e—mail to his twin sister, he wrote, i am not a terrorist, i am an assassin, a seek, sith. iwill terrorist, i am an assassin, a seek, sith. i will go against the odds to eliminate a target that represents the remnants of the people who desecrated my homeland. he wanted to avenge a massacre in amritsar in 1919, where british troops killed hundreds of protesters. the built holes can still be seen to this day. jaswant singh chail spent the weeks before his arrest talking to an artificial intelligence carrots are called sarai, that he had created on the ai chatbot site. he arrived in windsor two days before christmas, spending his first night on the street and the second and a travelodge. at three in the morning on christmas day, carrying a rope ladder and armed with a crossbow, he set out windsor castle. expecting to be killed he was carrying a note saying, please don't remove my clothes and, i am sorry. since his arrest he has been held in broadmoor, the specialist high security hospital. once he pleaded guilty to treason, the court heard several days of evidence from psychiatrists to help establish the appropriate sentence. daniel sandford, bbc news, windsor. you are watching bbc news. let's bring you some other news from around the uk. rishi sunak has called his proposal to phase out the sale of cigarettes and tobacco in england the biggest public health intervention in a generation. his plan is to read the legal age of smoking every year by year so that eventually nobody can buy tobacco. the prime minister also said there would bea be a consultation on reducing the appeal and availability of apes to children. here's our political correspondent hannah miller. a plan to stamp out smoking for good, with the legal aid set to rise by one year every year, so today's 13—year—olds will never be allowed. a decision that has been welcomed by leaders. , ., a decision that has been welcomed by leaders. , . , , ., leaders. very large numbers of --eole leaders. very large numbers of peeple living — leaders. very large numbers of peeple living in _ leaders. very large numbers of people living in the _ leaders. very large numbers of people living in the uk - leaders. very large numbers of people 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controversial amongst his own . is controversial amongst his own party, rishi sunak says he won't tell his mps how to vote, but the man who knows he might have less than a year to go as prime minister is hoping this will be a part of his legacy. let's stick with the prime minister. yesterday rishi sunak finally confirmed that all phases of the high—speed rail north of birmingham, will be scrapped. it has both caused upset and relief in areas which were set to be disrupted by it. the scaling back will save the treasury £36 billion, which will be reinvested into dozens of smaller transport projects, mostly in the north of england. but there are mixed feelings that those whose lives have already been turned upside down by hs two. midlands correspondent has visited the village of water orton, dubbed the most blighted village of hs2, and he has been speaking to some people there. it is tea and cake time at this community hub at water orton, and the subject getting everyone hot under the collar is hs2. the location of water orton means it has three separate hs2 construction projects happening on or near the warwickshire village, which is why yesterday's announcement of the scrapping of the northern leg has caused such a strong reaction. i believe he should have said this years ago. the devastation that we have had in this village is terrible and nobody sees the real water orton. or we are totally surrounded, and you can't get out of the village without traffic lights, hundreds of traffic lights on virtually every road. people can't get to work on time, the leith hours earlier. brute time, the leith hours earlier. we have mountains of sand at the back of the _ have mountains of sand at the back of the house, the roadworks are terrible. — of the house, the roadworks are terrible, white mite is the scrapping for you, too little, too late chris — scrapping for you, too little, too late chris green i can't think what they can — late chris green i can't think what they can do, where they going to put it all? _ they can do, where they going to put it all? ~ , they can do, where they going to put it all? . , , it all? whether it is the diggers, the cranes _ it all? whether it is the diggers, the cranes on _ it all? whether it is the diggers, the cranes on the _ it all? whether it is the diggers, the cranes on the mound - it all? whether it is the diggers, the cranes on the mound upon l it all? whether it is the diggers, - the cranes on the mound upon mounds of earth around the village, the impact of hs2 on water orton is undeniable. after yesterday's announcement, people living here are left with the question, what happens now? we need clarity about what is happening to all of the infrastructure you see behind me that takes the line to manchester. the decision to scrap the northern leg of hs2 was built by the prime minister is a chance to finally provide some certainty. but for now, in this village, the future seems more unclear. monthly rents in britain, excluding london, have reached another record high. that is according to the right move. it is the average monthly rent in the third quarter of this year was £1278. that is 10% higher than last of the last year. the number of people competing for every property has also jumped. as the late summer shadows lengthen, so too does the queue to view each available rental property. peterfelt he had queue to view each available rental property. peter felt he had to go to extremes to get to the front. the wa i extremes to get to the front. the way i could _ extremes to get to the front. the way i could set — extremes to get to the front. tue: way i could set myself apart extremes to get to the front. tu2 way i could set myself apart was to offer a year upfront rents. that is a considerable sum of money which i didn't have. fortunately i was able to call upon a very good friend and they lent me a year's rent up front, so now i am effectively paying them back, ratherthan so now i am effectively paying them back, rather than the landlord. high mortnae back, rather than the landlord. high mortgage rates _ back, ratherthan the landlord. high mortgage rates mean some people have put off plans to buy a home and are renting for longer. landlords facing rising cost of their own are selling up rising cost of their own are selling up or choosing not to expand their network of properties. this mismatch between demand and supply means competition among tenants is getting even more intense. in pre—pandemic 2019 right move says there were typically six applications to view and available rental property in britain. earlier this year the bbc revealed how in four years that q had lengthen to an average of 20. nowjust a few months later fresh data shows 25 applicants are chasing each property. agents say that has led to a packed viewing sessions and bidding wars to secure a home to rent. it is sessions and bidding wars to secure a home to rent.— a home to rent. it is a crazy situation — a home to rent. it is a crazy situation at _ a home to rent. it is a crazy situation at the _ a home to rent. it is a crazy situation at the moment - a home to rent. it is a crazy - situation at the moment because we are turning people away and they are desperate, they want properties. it is heartbreaking because there is just not enough properties to be able to rent out people. it is crazy because i am constantly putting properties on the market and they are renting within 24 hours, they are renting within 24 hours, they are gone. are renting within 24 hours, they are one. .. , are gone. the government says there are gone. the government says there are tax allowances _ are gone. the government says there are tax allowances for _ are gone. the government says there are tax allowances for landlords - are gone. the government says there are tax allowances for landlords but l are tax allowances for landlords but their trade body says it's no wonder supply in the sector is shrinking. it has become much harder to become a landlord over the years, and as a result of that a lot of landlords are leaving the market, far more leaving than buying more property. that is a result of major changes to the way landlords are tax and the fact that interest rates mean they are taking home an awful lot like less than they were a few years ago. profit margins have been squeezed to be practically nonexistent for private landlords.— be practically nonexistent for private landlords. tenants are advised to _ private landlords. tenants are advised to have _ private landlords. tenants are advised to have paperwork, i private landlords. tenants are i advised to have paperwork, such private landlords. tenants are - advised to have paperwork, such as references and payslips ready, act quickly, but also be prepared to widen their search, even if they do find somewhere, prices are rising. right move says rents on new let's have risen by 12% and by 10% elsewhere in britain. while there are sounds of supply picking up, and there are reforms that are supposed to be working the way through parliament, experts say it will be awhile before becomes any cheaper or easier. and before i do finally leave you ijust easier. and before i do finally leave you i just want to bring easier. and before i do finally leave you ijust want to bring you a little bit of breaking news. it is following those arrests during the kings coronation. prosecutors have concluded, this newsjust coming in, that there is no realistic prospect of conviction for the 21 people arrested on the day of the kings coronation. to prevent a breach of the piece, and they will face no further action. that is just some breaking news coming on from the metropolitan police here on bbc news. that is it from me for now. your headlines are coming up but now it is time for a look at the weather. hello. it's a bit of a mixed weather picture out there today. for some of us, we've had spells of warm sunshine around. this is the picture in norfolk a little bit earlier on, but particularly further north and west other areas haven't seen much blue sky. there's been a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain as well. so here's the scene in perth and kinross. now, over the next few days we're going to keep that mix. so yes, some rain in the forecast, mainly in the north and northwest. but what we're all going to be noticing is temperatures are going to be rising as we head through the course of the weekend. now, for the rest of today, then, some rain around for parts of wales, northern england for a time. some wet weather also across scotland which is pushing north, and overnight we'll see more rain working into northern ireland, northern england, wales as well. either side of that, some drier weather, but it's going to be a mild night, much milder than last night across parts of scotland, lows between about ten to 15 degrees. more typical of daytime highs for this time of year. now, through the day tomorrow, we've still got this lingering front, so some rain for northern ireland, possibly southern scotland, northern england for a time. again, either side of that, things are looking drier, a little bit brighter too. a bit of a cool northerly breeze for the northern isles. so 13 there for lerwick but up to about 23 for london and the south east of england. in that sunshine heading on into the weekend, we've still got this front which is going to be sitting around on saturday. now to the south of that, warm, humid air is drifting in from north africa and central europe right up across the uk. so it's going to feel warm, it's going to feel humid, particularly for england, wales and northern ireland. much of scotland, though, is sat underneath this weather front. so rainfall totals really mounting up here. to the south, temperatures up to about 25 or even 26 degrees, really well above average for this stage in october. but we're typically looking at around about ten to 15 further and that situation continues into sunday. we've still got the warm, humid air. for many of us, this weather front will start to lift its way a little bit further north, i think, on sunday, so perhaps not quite the persistent heavy rain across parts of scotland that'll drift up towards the northern isles. but for much of the uk, another dry day with some strong sunshine for this time of year and we're seeing temperatures again into the mid 20s, possibly not quite as warm on sunday compared to saturday, but really over the next five days or so, high pressure towards the south keeps things largely warm and dry for much of england and wales. there will be some rain at times for scotland and northern ireland, but temperatures are above average for all of us. bye— bye. live from london. this is bbc news. ukraine says at least 51 people have been killed in a russian rocket attack on a village. leaders from across europe gather in spain to thrash out big issues from funding for ukraine to global migration. global temperatures hit record levels, one scientist described the development as bananas. the man who threatened to kill the queen with a crossbow is jailed for nine years. the first person convicted of treason in the uk since 1981. we begin with ukraine where the interior minister said eight missile attack on a village has killed at least 51 people including a six—year—old boy. let us show you some of the first pictures we have from this. the details are still coming in but there are reports that villagers had gathered in a local cafe for a week for a local resident when the strike hitjust after 1pm local time. when the strike hitjust after 1pm localtime. president zelensky called it an act of russian terror. our correspondent gave more details from keith.

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