内容摘要：Residents have described the felling of dozens of trees along a railway line in Derbyshire as "horrifying" and "tragic".

Residents have described the felling of dozens of trees along a railway line in Derbyshire as "horrifying" and "tragic".

They went through grim details of the brutal killings and their decision to reload their shotguns and keep shooting their parents at point-blank range in the living room of their home. The siblings were aged 18 and 21 at the time."I had to stop being selfish and immature to really understand what my parents went though in those last moments," Erik Menendez, 54, told the court.

He described the "shock, confusion and betrayal" they must have felt seeing their sons holding guns and opening fire.Both apologised for their actions and talked about their hopes of working with sex abuse victims and helping those incarcerated if they were given a second chance outside prison.The voice of Lyle Menendez, 57, cracked as he talked about the impact of his "unfathomable" actions on their relatives.

"I lied to you and forced you into a spotlight of public humiliation," he said to his family.Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman said the decision to resentence the pair was "monumental" and carried "significant implications for the families involved".

Much of the hearing centred on what the brothers have been doing in prison for the last 30 years.

Family members and those who worked with them in prison detailed the educational courses they completed and programmes they created to improve the lives of inmates, including a hospice initiative for the elderly and sick.for Trump's presidency, which was authored by figures who are now key White House staff, recommended withdrawal from both institutions and termination of financial contributions.

It said the institutions "espouse economic theories and policies that are inimical to American principles of free market and limited government principles."Following a White House executive order, all international intergovernmental organisations of which the US is a member will be reviewed to determine if they are "contrary to the interests of the US" and "can be reformed".

The six month review may then provide recommendations for withdrawal to President Trump.Sources in the G20, or Group of Twenty - a club of countries that meets to discuss global economic and political issues - said that during his first term, Trump's team suggested abolishing the IMF at the 2018 Buenos Aires Summit.