the judge told john worboys, "i am satisfied you are a continuing risk. "you are currently dangerous." she said, "i do not know when, if ever, "you will cease to be a risk. "you may never be released." the tools of a rapist. but a lawyer for some of worboys' victims is worried he could still leave prison. after the sentencing today, the worry is he could be out again aftera today, the worry is he could be out again after a few years, he will go to the parole board and put a case for being released after only six years and that is a real concern for the victims. the tools of a rapist. the taxi he picked women up in. the alcohol he used to drug them and the contraceptives he kept with him. how did anyone think this serial sex attacker should be freed? nick hardwick was sacked because the parole board decided just that. the right way to deal with these allegations was to have them at last properly investigated by the police and then dealt with in public, in front of a judge. the parole board is only going to be as good as the evidence that is put before it a

the judge told john worboys, "i am satisfied you are a continuing risk. "you are currently dangerous." she said, "i do not know when, if ever, "you will cease to be a risk. "you may never be released." but a lawyerfor some of worboys‘ victims is worried he could still leave prison. while we welcome the life sentence today, the real concern is that he could be out after only a few years, that he'll go back to the parole board and put a case for being released after only six years. and that's a real concern to the victims. the tools of a rapist. the taxi he picked women up in. the alcohol he used to drug them and the contraceptives he kept with him. how did anyone think this serial sex attacker should be freed? the head of the parole board was sacked because it decided he could be let out. the right way to deal with these allegations was to have them at last properly investigated by the police and then dealt with in public, in front of a judge. the parole board is only going to be as good as the evidence that is put before it and, in this case, the inform

john worboys is a serial sex offender who preyed on young women. he would make up stories that he had won money on the lottery or the horses and with an offer his passenger's drinks to celebrate, jinx that he had spiked. today he was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term of six years. six yea rs before a minimum term of six years. six years before he's even eligible to go years before he's even eligible to 9° up years before he's even eligible to go upfor years before he's even eligible to go up for parole. thejudge years before he's even eligible to go up for parole. the judge said you area go up for parole. the judge said you are a continuing risk, you are currently dangerous, i do not know when ever cease to be a risk and only admitted further offences when confronted with evidence. you may never be released. the 62—year—old was in the dock to date wine glasses, a blue shirt, he gave no reaction when the sentence read out. he is known as the black cab rapist who drugged his victims and then attacked them. he picked up his victims

the judge told john worboys, "i am satisfied you are a continuing risk. "you are currently dangerous." she said, "i do not know when, if ever, "you will cease to be a risk. "you may never be released." but a lawyerfor some of worboys‘ victims is worried he could still leave prison. whilst we welcome the life sentence today, the real concern is that he could be out after only a few years, that he will go back to the parole board and put a case for being released after only six years. and that's a real concern to the victims. the tools of a rapist. the taxi he picked women up in. the alcohol he used to drug them and the contraceptives he kept with him. how did anyone think this serial sex attacker should be freed? the head of the parole board was sacked because it decided he could be let out. the right way to deal with these allegations was to have them at last properly investigated by the police and then dealt with in public, in front of a judge. the parole board is only going to be as good as the evidence that is put before it and, in this case, the inf

john worboys offered his victims champagne laced with sedatives so he could sexually assault and rape them. in 2009, he was jailed for attacking 12 women. earlier this year, he admitted robbing four more women between 2000 and 2008 in london. the 62—year—old was ordered by thejudge to london. the 62—year—old was ordered by the judge to come to the old bailey from wakefield prison for sentencing. more potential victims have come forward. becky believes that he drugged her in bournemouth. she has waived her right to anonymity. he was pretty premeditated from the get go. i was a woman on my own. very quickly, he produces a story about how it was a quiet night, he went to the casino and won money from the casino. and then he produces a bottle of champagne. he is feeling really bad, because he's got to drive the car, he can't celebrate his winnings. and he can't celebrate his winnings. and he is highly manipulative, and relentless. i am not particularly interested in talking to him or in particularly impressed, but he goes on and on. to the point when it becomes easier tojust on an

john worboys the so called black cab rapist has beenjailed for life at the old bailey with a minimum term of six years, for attacking four more victims. he isa he is a manipulative and dangerous individual. we welcome the life sentence but we are concerned he could be out afterjust sentence but we are concerned he could be out after just a sentence but we are concerned he could be out afterjust a few sentence but we are concerned he could be out after just a few years. borisjohnson meets his cabinet for the first time since the election he says he's determined to lead a people's government. members of parliament return return to the commons, mps are sworn in and the new commons speaker is formally elected. half a million hotpoint and indesit washing machines are to be recalled because their door locking system could be a fire risk. tv presenter caroline flack stands down as host of love island after being charged with assault. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news... coming up after 8 all the latest from tonight'

john worboys, the so—called ‘black cab rapist‘, has been jailed for life at the old bailey with a minimum term of six years, for attacking four more victims. john war boys is an incredibly manipulative and dangerous individual and obviously while we welcome the life sentence today, real concern as he be out

tonight at ten — john worboys, the london cab driver convicted of rape and other sexual offences, has been handed two additional life sentences. the new sentences are for attacks on four more women. it's been revealed that worboys has confessed to targeting as many as 90 victims. john worboys is an incredibly manipulative and dangerous individual, and obviously, whilst we welcome the life sentence today, the real concern is that he could be out after only a few years. we'll have more on the case. the judge said she did not know when, if ever, worboys would cease to be a risk. also tonight... borisjohnson says there will be a new law to finish the brexit trade talks by the end of next year. asjeremy corbyn meets his mp5 for the first time since the election, he's robustly challenged

john worboys, the so—called black cab rapist, has been jailed for life at the old bailey with a minimum term of six years, for attacking four more victims. ac milan are the latest club to condemn a new anti—racism campaign in italy's top league. posters show pictures of monkeys with painted faces. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former conservative pensions minister baroness ros altmann and the economist and member of labour's policy forum, grace blakeley. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. leading the metro, you ain't seen nothing yet folks, says the prime minister, as he tells the cabinet to get to work after their election landslide. in the times, furious labour mps slam corbyn for their election defeat, with a brutal public tirade against the leaderfrom former mp mary creagh. in the telegraph, turkey lets palestinian group hamas plot terror attacks on israel, from the safe haven of istanbul. in the mirror, fire peril of half a million washing machines, with whirlpool announcing a huge product reca