内容摘要：Under the bill, the right to an assisted death will be granted to adults with less than six months to live, provided their request is approved by two doctors and a High Court judge.

Under the bill, the right to an assisted death will be granted to adults with less than six months to live, provided their request is approved by two doctors and a High Court judge.

"This can't be allowed to happen again... the Bedfordshire deputy chief constable is engaging with national parties to try and look at this and see what learning can come from it," he added.The court heard Prosper planned to shoot and rape Giselle, but his mother "messed it up" by waking up.

Kyle hid in the kitchen and "began pleading for his life" during the attacks.Marium Abbas lived in a flat above theirs. In the early hours of 13 September, she awoke to banging and a "strange voice which I've never heard, never experienced, in my life".She went outside her door and saw a neighbour. They discussed calling police, but concluded they did not know what they would tell them.

Later, officers surrounded the building and Ms Abbas learned of the horror that had unfolded beneath her.Despite since being reassured by friends, she said she still felt "guilty" and struggled to be alone.

"I feel like maybe if I knew what was happening; if I went downstairs; maybe he would have shot me but the children would have been saved," she said.

After the killings Prosper went on the run. His arrest, soon afterwards, was a "sliding doors moment", said Det Ch Insp Khanna, referring to the film in which a moment of chance becomes pivotal.The court heard that during the course of the disorder he had been abusive to police before kicking a riot shield, forcing it back on to an officer's leg.

After entering his guilty plea he is warned he is facing possible jail time and is remanded in custody ahead of sentencing on 27 August.A 17-year-old boy is next to appear, alongside two dock officers, and is also accused of violent disorder.

The boy, who cannot be named because of his age, is accused of brandishing a piece of wood and making threats to people in the hotel.He is the first to be granted bail today, being ordered to return to appear before Sheffield Youth Court on Wednesday, when he will enter a plea.