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By Press Association 2021 Dom Ansah and Ben Gillham-Rice Five males who murdered two teenagers while ambushing a birthday party with machetes to attack a rival postcode gang will each serve at least 22 years behind bars. Childhood friends Dom Ansah and Ben Gillham-Rice, both 17, were stabbed to death at a house in the Emerson Valley area of Milton Keynes in October 2019. Two others were left with serious but non-life-threatening injuries. On Wednesday, Earl Bevans, 23, Charlie Chandler, 23, Clayton Barker, 20, and two previously unnamed ...

By Press Association 2021 Police at a housing estate in Emerson Valley, Milton Keynes, where two teenage boys were stabbed to death Three men and two teenagers have been handed life sentences for the murders of two 17-year-old friends at a birthday party in Milton Keynes. Dom Ansah and Ben Gillham-Rice were stabbed to death at a house in the Emerson Valley area of the Buckinghamshire town in October 2019. Two other people were stabbed and left with serious but not life-threatening injuries. On Wednesday, Earl Bevans, 23, Charlie Chandler...

Five members of a masked gang who murdered two 17-year-old rivals with 'Rambo' knives after ambushing a Milton Keynes house party in a postcode war have been jailed for a total of 126 years.  Dom Ansah and Ben Gillham-Rice were stabbed to death at a house in the Emerson Valley area of the Buckinghamshire town in October 2019. Two other people were stabbed and left with serious but not life-threatening injuries. Today, Earl Bevans, 23, Charlie Chandler, 23, Clayton Barker, 20, and two previously unnamed teenagers appeared at Luton Crown Court to be sentenced. The youths can now be named as Be...

Three men and two teenagers have been given life sentences for murder after two friends died when rival gangs clashed at a house party. Dom Ansah and Ben Gillham-Rice were stabbed to death at a house in the Emerson Valley area of Milton Keynes in October 2019. On Wednesday, in sentencing their killers to life, Mr Justice Spencer described their deaths as "senseless and tragic" and the crime as an "all too familiar background... of rivalry between gangs of young men, and the culture of violence and knives promoted on social media". Two other people were stabbed and left with serious but not l...