Simon Levy, 40, is convicted at the Old Bailey in London of murdering two women and raping a third. Multiple outlets report that a jury reached verdicts after deliberating for around 13 hours, following a trial. The convictions include two counts of murder and one count of rape. The reporting also notes that Levy had previously committed offences before being brought to justice, with one outlet describing failures in the system that resulted in him being free to offend prior to the current trial. Despite differences in how the coverage frames the broader context, all sources agree on the core outcome of the case: the jury finds Levy guilty of two murders and rape. The Independent and other papers also highlight concerns about earlier handling of risks, while the Mirror and Evening Standard focus on the verdict itself. The case is presented as a major outcome at the Old Bailey following the trial and jury deliberations.