A mother and her boyfriend are found guilty of the murder of two-year-old Isabelle Welsh. According to prosecutors, Isabelle was subjected to severe abuse before her death. The BBC reports that prosecutors describe the abuse as a “wicked” campaign, presenting evidence intended to show that the injuries were inflicted prior to her death. Metro reports that Isabelle suffered extensive trauma, stating she had 21 broken bones before she was found dead. The outlets agree on the central outcome of the case: both defendants are convicted of killing Isabelle Welsh. The reports also align on the seriousness and scale of the injuries described by prosecutors, with Metro focusing on the number of fractures and the BBC emphasizing the pattern of abuse. Both articles reflect that the case is being handled through the criminal courts and that the convictions follow the prosecution’s presentation of evidence about Isabelle’s condition and the circumstances surrounding her death.