A man is jailed for more than 22 years after being convicted of killing a Saudi student in Cambridge. Reports say Chas Corrigan, 22, approached Mohammed Algasim, 20, while he was sitting outside a luxury accommodation block and socialising with friends. The accounts describe the incident as an unprovoked neck stabbing. Authorities and the court proceed on the basis that Corrigan’s attack resulted in Algasim’s death. After the conviction, Corrigan is sentenced to a prison term of more than 22 years, according to the reporting. The articles emphasize the circumstances in which Algasim was found before the attack, presenting him as unaware and in a casual setting. The coverage focuses on the sentencing outcome and the basic facts of the stabbing, including the ages of those involved and the location in Cambridge. No information beyond these points is included in the provided sources.