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Kinsella killers jailed for life Kinsella killers jailed for life
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Three men have been given life sentences for murdering 16-year-old Ben Kinsella in north London.Three men have been given life sentences for murdering 16-year-old Ben Kinsella in north London.
Ben, the brother of EastEnders actress Brooke Kinsella, was stabbed 11 times after a row in a bar. Ben, the brother of EastEnders actress Brooke Kinsella, was stabbed 11 times after a row in a bar in Islington.
Michael Alleyne, 18, Juress Kika, 19, and Jade Braithwaite, 20, all from London, were all ordered to serve a minimum of 19 years in prison.Michael Alleyne, 18, Juress Kika, 19, and Jade Braithwaite, 20, all from London, were all ordered to serve a minimum of 19 years in prison.
The trial heard Ben was running away from the fight in Islington when he was attacked on 29 June last year. After the sentencing, Brooke Kinsella said: "It's little more than Ben lived, so it is not really enough."
Stabbed to death The trial heard Ben was running away from the fight when he was attacked on 29 June last year.
'Unjustified attack'
The Old Bailey heard he was stabbed in revenge for a claim that Braithwaite had earlier been "disrespected".The Old Bailey heard he was stabbed in revenge for a claim that Braithwaite had earlier been "disrespected".
Although the confrontation in the bar had nothing to do with him, Ben was chased along the street with other youngsters - and was attacked and stabbed to death when he stopped running. Sentencing, the Common Serjeant of London, Judge Brian Barker, told the defendants they took part in a "brutal, cowardly and totally unjustified attack".
Their action that night "defies belief", he added.
"His family will never get over it but he will never be forgotten," the judge said.
The trial had heard that although the confrontation in the bar had nothing to do with him, Ben was chased along the street with other youngsters - and was attacked and stabbed to death when he stopped running.
The defendants had admitted punching him but each denied being responsible for stabbing Ben, who had been celebrating the end of his GCSE exams at the time.The defendants had admitted punching him but each denied being responsible for stabbing Ben, who had been celebrating the end of his GCSE exams at the time.
Ben's family said walking away from trouble had "cost him his life".Ben's family said walking away from trouble had "cost him his life".