Becky Watts trial - Day 1
The trial of four people arrested in connection with the murder of Becky Watts began hearing evidence today. Becky's stepbrother Nathan Matthews admitted killing the teenager, but denied murder.
Matthews bought circular saw from B&Q
On February 20 - the day after Becky is thought to have been killed - Matthew's car is seen driving to Rajani Superstores at 12.20pm, where he purchases a bottle of one shot drain cleaner.
Less than a hour later he is then seen driving to B&Q in Horfield where CCTV images show him browsing the shelves for a circular power saw. He also picked up gloves, face masks and goggles.
At the till Matthews can be seen to query and argue the cost of the saw, claiming he "needed to have it that day"
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Becky Watts: Teen was 'killed and cut up with power saw'
A teenager was killed by her step-brother in a "violent struggle" before her body was cut up with a power saw and a knife, a court heard.
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Becky 'told friend stepbrother said he would kill her'
Becky Watts allegedly told a friend that Nathan Matthews, who is on trial for her murder, described how he would kill her in 2013.
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Nathan Matthews admits killing Becky Watts
Nathan Matthews, the step-brother of Becky Watts, has admitted to killing the teen - but denies he murder her.