Angela Wrightson murder sentencing
Two teenage girls accused of the murder of Hartlepool woman Angela Wrightson have been found guilty and sentenced to life with a minimum of 15 years.
Angela Wrightson case: Charity manager in Hartlepool says 'it can spiral for anyone'
Following the sentencing of two teenage girls for the murder of Angela Wrightson, Dawn McManus, a charity manager at Red Dreams, says the girls "made the wrong choices". Dawn, who works with young people in Hartlepool, also says situations like this "can spiral for anyone":
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Angela Wrightson's murder: how was it able to happen?
Two teenage girls have been given life sentences, in a case that raises alarming questions for authorities in Hartlepool.
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Wrightson murder: Girls sentenced life, minimum 15 years
Two teenage girls have each been jailed for life with a minimum term of 15 years for the murder of Angela Wrightson.
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Girls guilty of Angela Wrightson murder to be sentenced
The girls, who cannot be named for legal reasons, will attend Leeds Crown Court for sentencing later today.