List of major crimes in the United Kingdom

Columns: Date | Name | No . of Deaths | Location | Details
2000 | Murder of Victoria Climbié | 1 | London | 8-year-old Ivorian girl , Victoria Adjo Climbié ( 2 November 1991 - 25 February 2000 ) , was tortured and murdered by her guardians ( including her aunt ) , who were found guilty of murder and jailed for life the following year . Her death led to a public inquiry and produced major changes in child protection policies in England | 2000 | Murder of Sarah Payne | 1 | East Preston , West Sussex , England | Sarah Payne , a seven-year-old girl from Surrey , was abducted and murdered by convicted child sex offender Roy Whiting in Littlehampton , West Sussex , in July 2000 . Her body was found 15 miles away just over two weeks later . Whiting was found guilty of her murder in December 2001 and sentenced to life imprisonment , with the judge saying that it was a rare case in which a life sentence should mean life . The trial judge 's recommendation was later replaced by a 50-year minimum term by the Home Office , just before politicians were stripped of their powers to decide when or if a life sentence prisoner could apply for parole . Whiting 's sentence has since been set at a 40-year minimum term by the High Court , which means that Whiting can not be considered for parole until the age of 82 . At the end of the trial , it was revealed that he already had a previous conviction for abduction and indecent assault on an eight-year-old girl in 1995 , and that he was on the sex offenders register | 2000 | Murder of Damilola Taylor | 1 | Peckham , London | While on his way from Peckham Library , 10-year-old Nigerian-born Damilola Taylor was found with a cut to his left thigh and bled to death within a half hour before arriving at a local hospital . Four teenagers were tried for murder in 2002 but cleared . A second trial in 2006 saw two other suspects - brothers Ricky and Gavin Preedie - found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to eight years in prison , but both were released within four years | 2001 | Torso in the Thames case | 1 | River Thames , London | A human torso discovered floating in the River Thames on 21 September 2001 was eventually revealed to be the remains of a recently arrived Nigerian boy , between the ages of four and seven . Although the child is thought to be a victim of a ritual killing , the London Metropolitan Police Service have yet to apprehend those responsible . The identity of the torso has never been established | 2001 | Murder of Danielle Jones | 1 | East Tilbury , Essex , England | The conviction of 15-year-old Jones ' uncle Stuart Campbell primarily relied upon forensic authorship analysis of text messages sent on the victim 's mobile phone . Jones was last seen alive on 18 June 2001 . Her body has never been found . Five months after her disappearance , police charged Campbell with murder . He was found guilty in December 2002 and sentenced to life imprisonment as well as 10 years for abduction . After the trial , controversy arose when it was revealed Campbell had prior convictions for indecent assault on other girls of similar ages . The use of forensic authorship analysis of text messages in the case provoked research into its use in other cases . Police also found bloodstained stockings , which had traces of DNA belonging to Campbell and his niece , in the loft of Campbell 's house in Essex | 2002 | Murder of Amanda Dowler | 1 | Walton-on-Thames , Surrey , England | 13-year-old Amanda Dowler went missing on her journey home from school . Her body was discovered six months later in Yateley , Hampshire . The investigation gained national media coverage and was the largest investigation undertaken by Surrey police . Levi Bellfield , who had been convicted of two other murders and an attempted murder ( all committed after Amanda 's disappearance ) in February 2008 , was found guilty of the murder in June 2011 and received an additional life sentence . Shortly after Bellfield 's trial , it was revealed that her mobile phone had been hacked by News of the World reporters a while after she went missing , and they had deleted text messages from her inbox , giving her parents false hope that she was still alive ( it is believed that she died the same afternoon or evening that she went missing ) . These revelations , along with numerous other phone-hacking allegations , contributed to the newspaper 's closure . Rupert Murdoch , owner of the News of the World , later awarded the Dowler family £3 million in compensation | 2002 | Soham murders | 2 | Soham , Cambridgeshire , England | Two ten-year-old girls , Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman , were murdered by local school caretaker Ian Huntley after luring them into his home on 4 August 2002 . The search for the two girls was one of the longest undertaken by British authorities . Their bodies were found two weeks after their disappearance and Huntley was jailed for life for the murders in December 2003 . In September 2005 , his minimum term was set at 40 years by the High Court , meaning that he can not be considered for parole until at least 2042 at the age of 68 . His partner , Maxine Carr , had been found guilty of perverting the course of justice and received a prison sentence of three-and-a-half years . She was released under a new identity in May 2004

Example questions:
What is the location of the child-klling murder of the UK person who was murdered by her great-aunt and her great-aunts boyfriend ? | What is the location of the child murder of the 12-year-old UK girl found dead in the home of her grandmother ? | What are the number of deaths in child-killings since 2000 in the UK location whose population was 10,860 at the 2011 census ? | What is the name of the UK child-killing criminal whose location is 3.5 miles ( 5.6 km ) south-east of Charing Cross ?

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London | New Addington , London Borough of Croydon | 2 | Damilola Taylor