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This is the hunting knife bought on a family holiday which was used to murder Brianna Ghey during a frenzied attack. Brianna, 16, a transgender girl, died after being stabbed 28 times in a park near Warrington earlier this year, a trial at Manchester Crown Court heard.

A boy accused of the murder of Brianna Ghey has told jurors he called the teenager 'it' as a joke. Brianna, 16, a transgender girl, died after being stabbed in a park near Warrington earlier this year, a court has previously heard.

Brianna Ghey's DNA and blood was found on the knife and shoe recovered from one of her murder accused's homes, a trial has heard today - as he refused to comment when asked if he had killed her.

This footage shows Brianna Ghey take the bus before she met two teenagers who allegedly murdered her just over two hours later. Brianna, 16, boarded the number 28 bus from her home in Birchwood to Culcheth on Saturday, February 11.

Two children accused of murdering transgender teen Brianna Ghey allegedly stabbed her 28 times after luring her into a park.

Jurors in the murder trial of teenager Brianna Ghey have heard the alleged text exchanges between the two teenage defendants accused of her murder, including discussing stabbing her and also killing her with ibuprofen.

Court heard he suffered a fractured skull and serious brain injuries and died eight days later.Deanna Heer, prosecuting, said Loka jumped the red lights while riding "furiously" on a cycle super highway.She said: "As he lay on the road bleeding and unconscious, the defendant who had also fallen down picked up his bike and cycled away leaving others to call an ambulance and try to help Mr McCombie.”Expert examinations show the cyclist's traffic lights turned from green to amber eight-and-a-half seconds before he crossed the stop line.Ms Heer said this would have given him "ample time” to have seen the lights were against him.Want all the latest shocking news and views from all over the world straight into your inbox?We've got the best royal

An 18-year-old who pleaded guilty to throwing a young boy off the 10th floor of Tate Modern was captured smiling on CCTV after the horror attack.The teenager threw the six-year-old off the viewing platform and had a "big smile on his face" after he did it.In chilling CCTV footage, Jonty Bravery was caught grabbing the boy and throwing him over railings where he fell 100ft from the 10th floor.Bravery admitted the charge of attempted murder after the horrifying incident in central London.Prosecutor, Deanna Heer told the Old Bailey the footage shows Bravery stepping back from the railings after throwing the boy on August 4, 2019.She said: "He can be seen to be smiling, with his arms raised."At one point, he appears to shrug and laugh."The

The teenager who threw a six-year-old boy from a 10th floor viewing platform at the Tate Modern had a 'big smile on his face' as he did it, a court has heard.