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Mr Wood said Mr Masum "cannot bring himself to admit what he has done".Mr Masum has denied a charge of murder, assault by beating, making a threat to kill and stalking.

The trial continues.An inquest into the death of a 16-year-old girl who was groomed before being charged with terrorism offences has found there were missed opportunities to help her by the authorities.Chief coroner Alexia Durran concluded there were chances for the police and Derbyshire County Council to refer Rhianan Rudd earlier for consideration as a potential victim of modern slavery.

when she was charged with having weapon-making guides but the charges were dropped in 2021 after the Home Office concluded she was a victim of exploitation.She took her own life at a children's home in May 2022.

At the conclusion of her inquest at Chesterfield Coroner's Court on Monday, Ms Durran said there was arguably a "systems failure" by counter-terror police and the county council, which meant they failed to refer the teenager to the government earlier.

However, the inquest found no organisation was to blame for her death.He was a "well-liked young boy" and "our best friend", they said.

A 14-year-old girl and a 37-year-old woman were also been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender, police said.Det Ch Insp Tony Platten said the incident had "rocked the local community".

He called for anyone with information to contact the force.Earlier, Ibrahima's father left flowers at the scene of the attack.