A UK appeals judge orders four-year detention terms for two teenage rapists, following widespread public outrage over what critics described as lenient earlier sentences. According to reports, the case is decided on appeal after the court revisits the seriousness of the offences and other sentencing factors. The appeals court states that custody is “unavoidable” in light of the circumstances, including the gravity of the crimes and that they involve repeated offending. Both outlets report that the renewed punishment is intended to reflect the seriousness of the assaults and the pattern of conduct, rather than the earlier outcome. The judge’s decision is presented as a response to public concern about the original sentencing, which had drawn strong criticism. The reports do not provide additional details on the broader procedural history beyond the fact that the ruling comes after an appeal and leads to four-year detention for both offenders.