28/11/2013 BBC News at One

Killed in a vigilante attack, life in jail for the man who murdered a

disabled Iranians who he wrongly thought was a paedophile. The judge

called Bijan Ebrahimi's death an act of murder. He was killed in Bristol

and then set alight after baseless claims in his neighbourhood. The

next question to be answered is whether his death would have been

avoided if he had received the protection he deserved from the

authorities. Also this lunchtime, fears of a property bubble, the Bank

of England scraps the scheme design to get banks to supply cheap

mortgages. Charles Saatchi's accountant tells the court he had

monthly credit card bills of ?100,000. Almost half was spent by

one of their assistance. Six men arrested on allegations of match

fixing in English football. A report says clergy should be able to carry

out blessings for same-sex marriages. The actor Lewis Collins,

who played William Bodie in the professionals, has died aged 67.

Later on BBC London: New figures show more than 150 sex offenders are

currently wanted and gone missing in the capital. The NHS says GP

services need to change radically in London.

Good afternoon. Welcome to the BBC News at one. It was a vigilante

crime that ended in the murder of a disabled Iranians man who was

wrongly accused of being a paedophile. Bijan Ebrahimi was

killed and set alight days after he had been arrested by police

following false rumours in his neighbourhood in Bristol. This

morning, one of his neighbours, 24-year-old Lee James, was jailed

for life for what the judge called a deeply shocking murder. A very stark

contrast in the court room here just a few