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Published 11:17 30 Jun 2018 BST
Updated 11:23 30 Jun 2018 BST

Sukhwinder Singh (Credit: West Midlands Police)[/caption]
Singh served seven years for murder in India but fled to Britain in 2007 when he was released pending an appeal.
A post-mortem found that Mr Kumar was killed by a stab wound to his chest.
Singh, who used cocaine and heroin, drove his brother-in-law's body to West Bromwich police station hours after stabbing him on August 10 2017.
He believed Mr Kumar to be having an affair with his wife.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVgG4VicZbc
Judge Michael Challinor told Singh: "You are an extremely dangerous individual.
"You were illegally in this country having fled India where you should have been in prison serving a sentence for murder, and then you killed for a second time using a similar weapon, namely a knife."
Singh will be "subject to automatic deportation provisions" after serving his sentence.Explore more on these topics:
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