内容摘要：The borough council voted in February to support medium term improvements to the infrastructure of up to £150,000, to help towards design options and costs for the next stage that would secure a sustainable, long term future for the ferry.

The borough council voted in February to support medium term improvements to the infrastructure of up to £150,000, to help towards design options and costs for the next stage that would secure a sustainable, long term future for the ferry.

"Our daughter has not only experienced the most violent, frenzied attack on her body, but she's witnessed so much horror too."The leader of the dance class, Ms Lucas, who read her statement in court, looked around the packed courtroom at the family members of fellow victims and survivors as she spoke.

She said: "He targeted us because we were women and girls, vulnerable and easy prey."To discover that he had always set out to hurt the vulnerable is beyond comprehensible."For Alice, Elsie, Bebe, Heidi and the surviving girls, I'm surviving for you."

were also read out by Ms Heer, in which the grieving families of two of the murder victims branded their daughters' killer as "pure evil" and said his actions had have left them in "continuous pain".Stan Reiz KC, mitigating, told the court Rudakubana had appeared to have been a "normal child" until he reached 13.

Mr Reiz said: "There is no psychiatric evidence before the court that could suggest that a mental disorder contributed to the defendant's actions.

"However, he did make a transition from a normal, well-disciplined child to someone who was capable of committing acts of such shocking and senseless violence."Judge Jesic called the brothers' work while in prison "remarkable", but noted that their 1996 sentences to life without parole were justified at the time.

He said that under the guidelines, they were eligible for resentencing, issuing his new sentence of 50 years to life. The brothers have been held in custody since 1990.As the judge continued reading, the brothers smiled and waved to their attorneys and family members who crowded into the courtroom. Family members embraced with smiles.

"Today is a great day," defence lawyer Mark Geragos told reporters outside court. He said they were "one huge step closer to bringing the boys home".Anamaria Baralt, the brothers' cousin who testified inside court earlier in the day, said their family was elated.