A father and his sons have been jailed for life with a total minimum term of 81 years for murdering two teenagers and a six-month-old baby in a flat fire.
Peter Eyre, 44, and sons Anthony, 22, and Simon, 24, were convicted at Nottingham Crown Court on Thursday of setting a fire in a botched revenge attack in Langley Mill, Derbyshire.
Three men accused of murdering a mother, her 6-month old daughter and a teenage boy by starting a flat fire in a Derbyshire village, have all been sentenced today.
Pete Eyre and his two sons Anthony and Simon Eyre were all found guilty by unanimous verdicts.
Anthony Eyre was handed a life sentence and will serve a minimum term of 23 years before being eligible for parole.
Simon Eyre, his brother, was also given a life sentence and will serve a minimum term of 26 years before being eligible for parole.
Their father, Peter Eyre was given a life sentence for his part and will serve a minimum tariff of 32 years.
The mother of a teenager who was killed in a fire with her six-month-old baby daughter tells ITV News Central they'll 'never get over' it.
Three men accused of murdering a mother, her six-month old daughter and a teenage boy by starting a flat fire have been found guilty.