The man who attempted to murder an Asian dentist in a "revenge attack" for the killing of Lee Rigby has been given a life sentence. Zack Davies was told he will serve a minimum of 14 years in prison for attacking Dr Sarandev Bhambra with a machete in January.
ITV News reporter Ian Lang is in court for the sentencing of machete attacker Zack Davies.
The judge said the attack on Dr Sarandev Bhambra was planned, racially motivated and 'dreadful', leaving the dentist with horrific injuries.
"One can only imagine the sheer terror you subjected him to" said the judge, Rhys Rowlands.
Apart from the impact on Dr Bhambra and his family, the wider Sikh community had been 'shocked to the core', he said.
He said that Davies had known what he was doing at the time of the attack.
Sentencing him to life he said he considered Davies a significant risk to members of the public.
Dr Sarandev Bhambra, from Leeds, suffered "life-changing" injuries in the attack, but has made a gradual recovery.
A man who tried to kill an Asian dentist in a racially-motivated attack at a north Wales supermarket will be sentenced today.
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