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Image source, Metropolitan Police Image caption, Aarij was jailed for a minimum of 26 years "An initial hammer blow knocked the victim to the floor but Aarij continued to swing the weapon another eight times. He then calmly stepped over his victim in the hunt for cash.

The couple's year-old son is autistic and his world has been turned "completely upside down" and the murder has left him frightened of leaving their flat. The younger child "has somehow become the older brother and the carrier of all responsibilities of the family," Mrs Iacovou said. She added: "Every step is so difficult and what happened to Andrew is never far from my thoughts. He denied murder claiming diminished responsibility. The victim was knocked down after the first blow but Aarij went on to hit him another eight times, police said.

The Met Police said Mr Iacovou, who had worked for Ladbrokes for 25 years, was alone in the shop in the morning when he was hit on the head with the hammer. Det Sgt Eric Sword said: "This was an incredibly violent and unprovoked attack on a hard-working father-of-two. Image source, Metropolitan Police Image caption, Aarij was jailed for a minimum of 26 years "An initial hammer blow knocked the victim to the floor but Aarij continued to swing the weapon another eight times.

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Image caption, Andrew Iacovou was repeatedly hit on the head with a hammer A man has been jailed for life for murdering a father-of-two who worked at a betting shop in south London. Shafique Ahmad Aarij, 21, of no fixed address, was jailed for a minimum of 26 years. He denied murder claiming diminished responsibility. The victim was knocked down after the first blow but Aarij went on to hit him another eight times, police said.

The Met Police said Mr Iacovou, who had worked for Ladbrokes for 25 years, was alone in the shop in the morning when he was hit on the head with the hammer. The Met Police said Mr Iacovou, who had worked for Ladbrokes for 25 years, was alone in the shop in the morning when he was hit on the head with the hammer.

Det Sgt Eric Sword said: "This was an incredibly violent and unprovoked attack on a hard-working father-of-two. Image source, Metropolitan Police Image caption, Aarij was jailed for a minimum of 26 years "An initial hammer blow knocked the victim to the floor but Aarij continued to swing the weapon another eight times. He then calmly stepped over his victim in the hunt for cash. The couple's year-old son is autistic and his world has been turned "completely upside down" and the murder has left him frightened of leaving their flat.