Hassan Jhangur, 25, has been sentenced to a minimum of 26 years in prison for murdering "Good Samaritan" Chris Marriott by running him over as he helped an injured woman.Mr Justice Morris told him at Sheffield Crown Court: "This was a deliberate and senseless act of hot-headed and wanton violence resulting in the tragic death of Chris Marriott and life-changing consequences for many others."The judge added that this was a "moving and very sad case".

Hassan Jhangur, 25, has been sentenced to a minimum of 26 years in prison for murdering "Good Samaritan" Chris Marriott by running him over as he helped an injured woman.Mr Justice Morris told him at Sheffield Crown Court: "This was a deliberate and senseless act of hot-headed and wanton violence resulting in the tragic death of Chris Marriott and life-changing consequences for many others."The judge added that this was a "moving and very sad case".