内容摘要：Assistant Chief Constable Di Coulson, speaking on behalf of Counter Terrorism Policing East Midlands (CTPEM) and Derbyshire Constabulary, said the case had been a complex one "involving a very vulnerable young person, who had been subjected to radicalisation".

Assistant Chief Constable Di Coulson, speaking on behalf of Counter Terrorism Policing East Midlands (CTPEM) and Derbyshire Constabulary, said the case had been a complex one "involving a very vulnerable young person, who had been subjected to radicalisation".

Lucy Schonegevel, director of policy and practice at the mental health charity Rethink, says it is a "devastating reminder that we don't yet have a mental health system fit for the 21st century" and "people expect to be looked after and kept safe" on an inpatient unit.But she says the charity is aware of many cases of patients being failed.

Alice's family believes any failing in cases such as hers must be transparent if they are to lead to improvements in mental health care, and they say they will keep pressing for that."It's never been about vengeance," Mr Figueiredo says."It's always been about justice and truth and accountability.

"That's what has driven us."Cameroon's main opposition leader Maurice Kamto says police have surrounded his home for the past two days since he returned from France, where he had held a political rally that inflamed the ruling CPDM party.

On Sunday law enforcement officers blocked the 71-year-old from leaving his lodgings in the main city of Douala for a meeting with members of his Cameroon Renaissance Movement (CRM) party.

He later called off plans to hold the meeting on Monday because of the strong police presence.In reality, Hafeez was himself what US officials described as "one of the world's most prolific drug traffickers".

From his residence in the UK, he was the puppet-master of a vast drugs empire, supplying many tonnes of heroin, methamphetamine and hashish from bases in Pakistan and India that were distributed across the world. The gangs he informed on were his rivals - and his motivation was to rid the market of his competitors.His status in the underworld earned him the moniker "the Sultan".

But this criminal power and prestige would not last forever. After a complex joint operation between the British and American authorities, Hafeez, 66, was extradited from the UK in 2023. He pleaded guilty last November.On Friday, he was sentenced to 16 years in a New York prison for conspiring to import drugs - including enough heroin for "millions of doses" - into the US. Having been in custody since 2017, Hafeez’s sentence will end in 2033.