A teenager is convicted of murdering a 16-year-old boy after a stabbing at a seaside location. The case involves the killing of 16-year-old Joshua Ingram, who died following an attack in Seaford, East Sussex. According to reports, the prosecution says the murder is linked to a small amount of money connected to drugs: the dispute centers on a £20 debt. After the incident, the suspect was put on trial and is found guilty of the murder of Ingram. The accounts describe the killing as taking place at or near a train station area connected with the Seaford location. The conviction is reported by both outlets, which also identify the victim as Joshua Ingram, and agree that the motive presented in court is connected to unpaid drug money. The reporting focuses on the court outcome and the alleged debt-based motive, without adding conflicting details about the broader circumstances of the case.