Two Africans who robbed and murdered two strangers while living in Britain on expired visas have been jailed for a minimum of 30 years each

Gabriel Bhengu, 27, and Jabu Mbowane, 26, used their brute strength to grab seven victims in suffocating headlocks before robbing them. Both men were so strong that two of their targets died in the attacks, while two others told police they felt they were going to die as they were held in headlocks. The killers are known to have entered Britain legally, but their visas had expired by the time of the murders. Mr Justice Goldring recommended they be deported on their release from their sentences for the murders of Neil Williams, 41, from Telford, Shropshire, and builder Andrew Owen, 42, from Sedgley, West Midlands.