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peter morgan to justice for what he did to georgina. the prosecution team dealing with this case have worked hard throughout the year to bring this case to court and i would like to thank the family and friends of georgina for their continued support throughout the prosecution process. whilst today's outcome cannot take away the hurt and the loss felt by them, we hope that peter morgan's conviction maybe of some comfort to them as they move forward with their lives. thank you. we were just hearing from the police, the crown prosecution service and also a family liaison officer representing the mother of georgina simmonds who said how devastating her daughter's death had been and also from the crown prosecution service there saying that peter morgan had carried out a cold, calculated and violent crime. his planning for that had been careful and meticulous said the cps. peter morgan sentenced to life with a minimum term of 25 years for the murder of his girlfriend georgina simmonds at newport crown court. this is bbc news. police in germa

peter morgan had concealed her body in a barn at his family home. this was the moment that peter morgan told police officers what he'd done. the trouble was, once i'd sort of attempted to murder her, i'd be in a hell of a lot of trouble for that, and she could have still gone on and blackmailed me, couldn't she? during his trial, thejury been told that peter morgan had asperger‘s syndrome. he had denied murder on the grounds of diminished responsibility, but the judge told him that the plans that he had made and the steps he'd taken to cover up what he'd done showed that he was in control and understood his actions. peter morgan showed no emotion as he was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 25 years for the murder of georgina symonds. sian lloyd, bbc news, newport crown court. a former royal marine sergeant, who's serving a life sentence for murdering a wounded afghan fighter in 2011 — has been refused bail, while he awaits an appeal hearing. the family of alexander blackman, who was originally known as marine a, had hoped he'd be rel

peter morgan became obsessed with georgina simmonds. he allowed her to live in one of his houses and gave her an allowance of thousands per month. he was infatuated and paid her to be with him exclusively. he bugged her house and after listening in on several conversations he found out that she was planning to blackmail him and that path led him down to killing her in what the prosecution described as a premeditated and planned murder as sian lloyd now explains. georgina symonds, a 25—year—old mother of one, murdered by the man who called himself her sugar daddy. she‘d met peter morgan four years ago while working as an escort. the court heard that the 54—year—old became infatuated with her. during the trial, the court heard the property millionaire admitted strangling georgina symonds with baling twine, but denied murdering her on the grounds of diminished responsibility. this was peter morgan before he met georgina symonds. the footage of him restoring an old windmill was shown in court. it was one of the places where the pa

she met peter morgan four years ago working as an escort. the court heard the 54—year—old became infatuated with her. during the trial he admitted strangling georgina simmons with bailing twine but denied murder on the grounds of diminished responsibility. this was peter morgan before he met georgina similar monday, the footage of his restoring an old windmill was shown in court. it was one of the places that the pair would later meet. the married father of two paid her £10,000 a month, took her on helicopter flights and bought expensive gifts, she later moved into a bungalow in the ground of a ruined tudor mansion morgan owned. police investigated the property. this records morgan claiming she doesn't know where she has gone. where do we think she was going at 12.00? didn't say. she didn't say. she just wanted me gone by 12. i don't know whether she was off out or whether somebody was coming here. but she was already dead. peter morgan had hidden her body in the barn next to his home some 20 miles away. he told the court he heard her t

peter morgan had concealed her body in a barn at his family home. this was the moment that peter morgan told police officers what he'd done. the trouble was, once i'd sort of attempted to murder her, i'd be in a hell of a lot of trouble for that, and she could have still gone on and blackmailed me, couldn't she? during his trial, the jury had been told that peter morgan had asperger‘s syndrome. he had denied murder on the grounds of diminished responsibility, but the judge told him that the plans that he had made and the steps he had taken to cover up what he'd done showed that he was in control and understood his actions. peter morgan showed no emotion as he was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 25 years for the murder of georgina symonds. sian lloyd, bbc news, newport crown court. the queen and prince philip have delayed plans to travel to their estate in sandringham in norfolk today, because they both have what buckingham palace described as "heavy colds". the queen, who celebrated her 90th birthday this year, and prince philip, who

peter morgan had concealed her body in a barn at his family home. this was the moment that peter morgan told police officers what he'd done. during his trial, thejury had been told that peter morgan had asperger‘s syndrome. he had denied murder on the grounds of diminished responsibility. but the judge told him that the plans that he'd made and the steps he'd taken to cover up what he'd done, showed he was in control and understood his actions. peter morgan showed no emotion as he was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 25 years for the murder of georgina symonds. sian lloyd, bbc news, newport crown court. a brief look at some of the day's other other news stories. in syria, the operation to bring the remaining residents out of the formerly rebel—held areas of eastern aleppo has resumed, after a 24—hour pause. there have been reports saying all rebel fighters are now out, but the us state department says that's not yet clear. syrian army units are waiting to take full control of the city, after four years of intense fighting. a labou

peter morgan had concealed her body in a barn at his family home. this was the moment that peter morgan told police officers what he'd done. the trouble was, once i'd sort of attempted to murder her, i'd be in a hell of a lot of trouble for that, and she could have still gone on and blackmailed me, couldn't she? during his trial, thejury been told that peter morgan had asperger‘s syndrome. he had denied murder on the grounds of diminished responsibility, but the judge told him that the plans that he had made and the steps he'd taken to cover up what he'd done showed that he was in control and understood his actions. peter morgan showed no emotion as he was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 25 years for the murder of georgina symonds. sian lloyd, bbc news, newport crown court. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is: police in germany are searching for a tunisian man as the main suspect behind the attack on a christmas market on monday. officials say he had been previously monitored by security services. we

this was peter morgan before he met georgina symonds. the footage of him restoring an old windmill was shown in court. it was one of the places where the pair would later meet. the married father of two paid her £10,000 a month, took her on helicopter flights and bought her expensive gifts. she later moved into a bungalow on the grounds of a ruined tudor mansion that morgan owned. police visited the property when georgina symonds was reported missing after failing to pick up her daughter from school. this body—cam film records morgan claiming he didn't know where she had gone. but georgina symonds was already dead. peter morgan had hidden her body in the barn next to his home some 20 mimes away. he told the court that he had heard her threaten to blackmail him and then leave him. morgan has been using a bugging device similar to this one. it is disguised as a plug and he was using it to listen in to georgina symonds‘ conversations. inside there is a sim—card and a microphone. the property developer could activate from it his own m

peter morgan told psychiatrists he was having a midlife crisis. the court was told he had asperger‘s syndrome, but it was not a defence. the murder of georgina simmonds had been carefully planned. the number of victims of historical child sexual abuse in football has grown, according to new figures released by the national police chiefs council. 429 victims have been identified by police, 155 potential suspects have been identified. 148 football clubs in all, spanning the breadth of the game, are said to have been impacted by these abuse enquiries. a labour backbench critic ofjeremy corbyn has announced he's leaving the house of commons. jamie reid is standing down as mp to take a job at the sellafield nuclear plant in his combrinck. vicki young has been following departments. is announced he's going to stand down as mp and take a job in the nuclear industry at sellafield, in his constituency. in cumbria. now jamie reid has been a very vociferous critic ofjeremy corbyn, the labour leader. he stood down from his position on the labour front bench

this was peter morgan before he met georgina symonds. the footage of him restoring an old windmill was shown in court. it was one of the places where the pair would later meet. the married father of two paid her £10,000 a month, took her on helicopter flights and bought expensive gifts. she later moved into a bungalow in the grounds of a ruined tudor mansion that morgan owned. police visited the property when georgina symonds was reported missing after failing to pick up her daughter from school. this body—cam filming records morgan claiming he didn't know where she had gone. where do we think she was going at 12 o'clock? didn't say. she didn't say. she just wanted me gone by 12. i don't know whether she was off out or someone was coming here or what. but georgina symonds was already dead. peter morgan had hidden her body in the barn next to his home some 20 mimes away. he told the court that he had heard her threaten to blackmail him and then leave him. morgan has been using a bugging device similar to this one. it is disguised as a

peter morgan strangled georgina symonds in january, after she threatened to tell his family about their affair. a former royal marine sergeant who's serving a life sentence for the murder of an injured afghan fighter has been refused bail, while he awaits an appeal hearing. the family of alexander blackman had hoped he'd be released from custody in time for christmas. just a warning there is flash photography in this next clip. we are obviously disappointed by the judge's decision not to grant bail this afternoon. however we must remember that earlier this month the criminal cases review commission decided to refer the case back to the appeal courts. the queen and duke of edinburgh have delayed theirjourney to norfolk for christmas after coming down with "heavy colds." in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. the final phases of the evacuation of aleppo, the syrian city where 3000 people were stuck in an enclave overnight has begun. we will be getting the very latest about this from save the children. we will be repor

peter morgan had denied the murder of georgina symons on the grounds of diminished responsibility. he admitted strangling the 25—year—old mother of one. but, he has denied murder. we are hearing from the court he has been found guilty of murder. ajury of 11 had been deliberating for more than ten hours and thejudge deliberating for more than ten hours and the judge had deliberating for more than ten hours and thejudge had previously said he would take a majority verdict. they have now returned that verdict and it is he is guilty of murdering his girlfriend georgina symons. we will be live at the court with our correspondent who has been covering that, a little bit later. now, let's get the business. government borrowing fell in november to £12.6bn, according to the office for national statistics. that's down £0.6bn from november 2015. however the fall was slightly less than analysts had been expecting. uk firms need to maintain "barrier—free" access to european union markets after brexit. the cbi warns that british companies should not be subject to trade tariffs, and face

peter morgan strangled georgina symonds in january, after she threatened to tell his family about their affair. a royal marine serving a life sentence for the murder of an injured afghan fighter, has been refused bail, while he awaits an appeal hearing. the hope was he'd be released for christmas. the labour mpjamie reed, one ofjeremy corbyn‘s most high profile backbench critics, has quit parliament to work in the nuclear industry. the queen and prince philip have delayed their christmas travel plans due to illness. they were due today to take a train to sandringham in norfolk, but came down with "heavy colds." this year, the queen celebrated her 90th birthday. daniela relph looks back on the momentous occasion and other events in the royal calendar in review 2016: the royal year. band plays happy birthday. it was the year of a big birthday, a queen at 90. happy birthday plays. for some of her grandchildren and great—grandchildren, a trip to canada, the first official overseas visit for the family of four. the duke and duchess of cambridge were also in india, a reminder of royal vis

multi—millionaire property developer peter morgan is found guilty of murdering his escort girlfriend georgina symonds. hello, in the business news: government borrowing fell in november to £12.6 billion, according to the office for national statistics. that's down £0.6 billion from november 2015. however, the fall was slightly less than analysts had been expecting. uk firms need to maintain "barrier—free" access to european union markets after brexit. the cbi warns that british companies should not be subject to trade tariffs, and face only "minimal" other barriers. the government said it was committed to delivering the best possible access to european markets for uk businesses. mps have called for the pensions regulator to be given much stronger powers to thwart rogue employers who fail to support their pension schemes. the commons work and pensions committee says the regulator should have the power to impose "punitive fines" of as much as £ibn. following the collapse of the bhs pension scheme, the mps say the regulator itself needs to be reformed. more us customers who bought

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peter morgan strangled georgina symonds in january, after she threatened to tell his family about their affair. an nhs leader has defended controversial plans to change how health services in england are delivered. the proposals would result in the closure of some accident and emergency units, which critics describe as just cost—cutting. bringing us tomorrow. with me are lucy fisher, senior political correspondent for the times, and commentator henry bonsu. tomorrow's front pages: the telegraph leads on events in berlin. the paper says the prime suspect for the massacre was under covert surveillance for months as a possible terrorist, but police let him slip through their grasp earlier this month. anis amri stares from the front of the metro. he is now said to be the most wanted man in europe. the times says the authorities suspected amri of preparing a serious crime, endangering national safety, but red tape prevented his deportation. the i says the german authorities are under pressure after a series of blunders in their hunt for the killer. the ft pictures some of the suspect‘s d