the decision of a coward, unwilling to listen to parents of the babies she murdered giving the most emotional and moving testimony that you will ever hear. it s far from the first case of its kind either. in the past 18 months, the killers of sabina nessa, zara aleena, and olivia pratt korbell have all failed to attened sentencing. that is just in the past year. so, 08085 909693 do we need to force the guilty to face court? what can we do when an offender doesn t want to come to the courtroom? particularly if they re likely to be disruptive if they do attend? streaming the proceedings to their cell has been mentioned. do we go the american way, bring them forcibly into court? it s more than a year since rishi sunak, when he was running for tory leader, first promised to change the law on this. yesterday he said letby was cowardly for refusing to face sentencing. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has promised to close what he called the shamefully exploited loophole i
bankruptcy protection in the us under chapter 15 which governs foreign companies in the us, protecting them from creditors that might want to sue them. you have probably heard of chapter 11. that typically governs american companies but it is chapter 15. according to court filings these negotiations are ongoing in hong kong, canaanite and british virgin islands. we have reached out to evergrande that have not had conversation. to those who have wondered if they have ever thought of evergrande before it is china s huge property giant. they have about 1300 projects across 280 different cities in china and they invest in everything, not just property. they have an electric vehicle maker and a football club, but as i mentioned, 2021 was when we saw the company default on its debts, sending shockwaves across the global financial system and triggering a string of defaults from builders who owed money to evergrande or expected them to complete some contracts. we have seen 40% or the
and coming up in sport on bbc news, ben stokes will be part of england s world cup squad later this year after reversing his decision to retire from one day cricket. good evening. england s lionesses have made history by reaching the final of the women s world cup for the first time. they beatjoint hosts australia 3 1 in a thrilling match in sydney. australia equalised midway through the second half after ella toone scored the first goal, but then goals from lauren hemp and alessia russo saw england through. they will now face spain in the world cup final on sunday. our correspondent shaimaa khalil is in sydney. face of both teams were quenching for that spot. in the final it of history making territory for both sides. the england fans were outnumbered. they knew that. is the matildas supporters packed the stadium and the fans. but with every one of the lioness goals they grew louder and bolder and then it was heartbreakfor louder and bolder and then it was heartbreak for the
sat more than i did. somehow i managed to turn things around more in the tie break and when it mattered, i put one ball in to pay more than he did and that was enough. luis rubiales has resigned from his role as the president of the spanish football federation. it comes after weeks of criticism and possible criminal charges against rubiales after he kissed world cup winner jenni hermoso on the lips after her side had won the women s world cup final against england. a prosecutorfiled a complaint with spain s high court against rubailes for sexual assault and coercion. the 46 year old said he had submitted his resignation to federation acting president pedro rocha in a statement. he also resigned from his position as vice president of uefa s executive committee. he doesn t believe he has done something wrong. he said he has talked to his family. pressure was huge, not only from the state prosecutor from the moment that jenni hermoso went to the state prosecutor and said, i feel