Life sentence for racist murder
Racist Pavlo Lapshyn who admitted murdering a grandfather from Birmingham and planting bombs near mosques in the West Midlands has been sentenced to life in prison with a minimum of 40 years.
Pavlo Lapshyn leaves court to begin life sentence
Pavlo Lapshyn, sentenced to life in prison for murdering a Birmingham pensioner and committing terror offences, has left court to begin his prison term.
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Racist admits murdering pensioner and mosque attacks
Ukrainian Pavlo Lapshyn has pleaded guilty to the murder of Birmingham pensioner, Mohammed Saleem, and plotting explosions near mosques.
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Images: Lapshyn preparing for and carrying out attacks
Police have released images showing Ukrainian student Pavlo Lapshyn preparing for and carrying out attacks in the Midlands.
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Timeline: Mohammed Saleem murder and mosque attacks
A timeline leading up to the conviction of Pavlo Lapshyn, who murdered pensioner Mohammed Saleem and set bombs off outside mosques.