take marlborough down first and see what happens.rettes and then come to us. we'll wait. we will be second. one time. >> greg: it's so true. why do they go after the skinny long cigarettes made by benson and hedges. >> julie: against 90 euros -- 9-year-olds. >> kat: biden promised to work on decriminalizing marijuana at the federal level. he missed pronounced criminal criminalizing menthol cigarettes. what kamala harris said, what's the deal with marijuana? she said we don't have the time to work on it. but they have the time for this to eradicate, try to eradicate minty cigarettes question right that's a higher priority? it's almost as if the two of them are antidrug drug war enthusiasts. >> greg: ryan, what about people like me, white person who likes menthol cigarettes when he chances to smoke? i feel i am being unfairly marginalized. >> ryan: i don't understand. >> greg: he already knows to ignore my question. you're learning. >> ryan: something in the break about -- you got strange tastes. what i don't understand is why this is

and then on january 26th, 2009, on a quiet street in upper marlborough, the county see anxiety turn to full on, both the doors panic. >> print georges county 9-1-1 center. what is your emergency? >> ma'am i've been shot. me and my mother have been shot. i'm bleeding to death. >> where are you? >> it was a desperate plea for help from a dying girl. on the phone 16-year-old student, clarissa law often. >> sweetie slowdown. what's the. address >> police rushed to the scene, but it was too late. they found caressing and her mom karen in their bedroom, each killed execution style and shot straight to the head. >> crimes quickly become statistics. but this just stands, out doesn't it? >> it stands. out it makes the hair on the back of your head stand up also. >> veteran prince george is county have inside detective bernie nelson was in charge of the case. the first arriving officers told him they found the main door locks shot from the inside. the killer they thought, head likely enter the house through an unlocked side window. >> this bedroom on the second floor that's facing us, that is wh

all the bouquets have been gathered in the grounds of marlborough house, where they've been inspectedd by messages, paying tribute to the duke and thanking him for his years of service. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the media tycoonjimmy lai, who's one of hong kong's most prominent pro—democracy activists, goes on trial on friday under the territory's new draconian national security law, which critics say erodes the city's rights and freedoms. in a separate case, mr lai is also expected to receive a jail sentence for another crime — organising and participating in an illegal march during mass anti—government protests. the bbc�*s danny vincent has had exclusive access to mr lai over the past nine months since his arrest and has this report. billionaire, activist and a staunch critic of beijing. jimmy lai is also the owner of hong kong's last remaining opposition newspaper. we follow we folloinmmy lai and his newspaper over the last nine months. since the introduction of the new law, hong kong has experienced emetic changes. —— since the introduction of the new law, hong kong has experie

all the bouquets have been gathered in the grounds of marlborough house, where they've been inspectedmpanied by messages, paying tribute to the duke and thanking him for his years of service. nicholas witchell, bbc news. one of hong kong's most prominent pro—democracy activists, goes on trial on friday under the territory's new draconian national security law, which critics say erodes the city's rights and freedoms. jimmy lai also faces a jail sentence for another crime. the bbc�*s danny vincent has had exclusive access to mr lai over the past nine months since his arrest and has this report. billionaire, activist and a staunch critic of beijing. jimmy lai is also the owner of hong kong's last remaining opposition newspaper. he now faces possible life in prison, in a trial that has come to symbolise china's tightening grip on the city. we've followed jimmy lai and his newspaper since he was first arrested nine months ago, as his supporters gathered outside a police station awaiting his release. since the introduction of the new law, hong kong has experienced dramatic changes. 0utspoke

all the bouquets have been gathered in the grounds of marlborough house, where they've been inspected paying tribute to the duke and thanking him for his years of service. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the last couple of weeks in northern ireland have seen some of the worst unrest since the signing of the good friday agreement, more than 20 years ago. much of it has been sparked by what the government calls "significant differences" over the implementation of the northern ireland protocol, which was designed to help the post—brexit transition, and representatives of the british and irish governments have been meeting today to discuss it. most of the recent unrest took place along the so—called peace lines, the walls which divide largely catholic nationalist areas of belfast from the mostly protestant loyalist parts of the city. our special correspondent fergal keane has more details. so much of the story of this place hinges on these walls — over 20 miles of them in northern ireland. nearly 70% of troubles�* killings took place within 500 yards of them. and in the two decades since the

all the bouquets have been gathered in the grounds of marlborough house, where they've been inspected of service. nicholas witchell, bbc news. and there will be full coverage of the duke of edinburgh's funeral here on bbc news, led by my colleague huw edwards. nicholas witchell will be reporting on that service which will be held in windsor chapel. more on our website. i'm on twitter — @jamesbbcnews. hello there. under clear, starry skies, temperatures have once again been dropping. it means a cold, frosty start for most on friday morning but a mainly dry day ahead, with some spells of sunshine once any early fog has cleared. high pressure stilljust about in charge, but this frontal system will be trying to change things, with more cloud and some rain eventually into the far northwest, but most of us having a cold, frosty but bright start. fog patches most likely across eastern and southern counties of england. they should lift and clear. sunshine through the morning. more cloud, i think, developing for many inland areas into the afternoon, and certainly thicker cloud as this weather

the bouquets have been moved into the grounds of marlborough house, a short distance from the palace,here the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall viewed them this morning. most are accompanied by messages paying tribute to the duke and thanking him for his years of service. there will be a strong military flavour to saturday's funeral, reflecting the duke's many military connections. rehearsals have been taking place for the service contingents, who'll be involved in the short ceremonial procession inside windsor castle. it will be what's known as a ceremonial royal funeral. this was the one staged for queen elizabeth the queen mother in 2002. normally members of the royal family would wear military uniform, but it's reported that on saturday the members of the family will wear civilian dress. this, it appears, is to avoid embarrassing prince harry, who's no longer entitled to wear military uniform. behind the walls of windsor castle the grounds are being prepared for saturday's funeral. there will be no public access because of the covid restrictions. the town of windsor is q

all the bouquets have been gathered in the grounds of marlborough house, where they've been inspectedute to the duke and thanking him for his years of service. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the us chris day, antony blinken, has visited afghanistan to reassure political leaders of america's ongoing commitment to the country. his trip came a day after president biden confirmed the withdrawal of all remaining trips by 11 september. mr blinken is that the us would do everything it could to pursue peace. while the withdrawal of the us troops from afghanistan comes at a crucial moment, there are many concerned that there are many concerned that the vacuum could tip afghanistan back to the dark days of its past under the taliban. yalda hakim has been reflecting on where the country could be heading. early in march afghanistan's director of march afg hanistan's director of education march afghanistan's director of education bad girls over 12 from singing in public at school events unless the events were attended solely by women. women and girls across the country were furious. they said this w

all the bouquets have been gathered in the grounds of marlborough house, where they've been expected his years of service. nicholas witchell, bbc news. 667 our top story this evening... the nhs waiting list hits a new record, more than 4.5 million people in england. and coming up... how the lockdowns have had a global impact on the natural world. and in sport, the quarterfinals of the europa league are tonight. the last couple of weeks in northern ireland have seen some of the worst unrest since the signing of the good friday agreement more than 20 years ago. much of it has been sparked off by what the government calls "significant differences" over the implementation of the northern ireland protocol, which was designed to help the post—brexit transition. representatives of the british and irish governments have been meeting this afternoon. most of the recent unrest took place along the so—called peace lines, the walls which divide largely catholic nationalist areas of belfast from the mostly protestant loyalist parts of the city. our special correspondent fergal keane reports. so mu

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they have both been out this morning at marlborough housein out this morning at marlborough house inticular, not here outside the castle, butjust by the long walk, not too far away, of course, people have continued to leave flowers, and people do want to come and reflect, take a moment and show their support for the queen and the other members of the royal family, of course, but people are continuing to be discouraged from leaving flowers because of covid restrictions.— orders and sales more than doubled at deliveroo in the first three months of 2021. in a trading update, the delivery firm also said the number of customers using it each month rose by 91% year—on—year to 7.1 million. our business presenter, victoria fritz, joins me now. perhaps no surprise, given the pandemic and lock down and so on, but nonetheless, those figures very impressive? yes, very impressive, and from deliveroo's point of view, it's important that the amount of money that each of those new people is spending on the app is increasing, so that is good news for them. however, remember, this is a company that ha

and although it has been discouraged, the bouquets have been gathered in the grounds of marlborough housee of wales and the duchess of cornwall. but the palace is reiterating its request for people not to travel to windsor tomorrow and donate to a charity or leave messages in an online book of condolence instead. charlotte wright, bbc news. well we can speak now to our correspondent helena wilkinson who's in windsor for us this morning. tellers a little bit more, first of all, about how, in the words of buckingham palace, the plans for tomorrow very much reflect the duke of�*s wishes? tomorrow very much reflect the duke of's wishes?— of's wishes? yes, absolutely. in normal times, _ of's wishes? yes, absolutely. in normal times, and _ of's wishes? yes, absolutely. in normal times, and of— of's wishes? yes, absolutely. in normal times, and of course i of's wishes? yes, absolutely. in normal times, and of course we| of's wishes? yes, absolutely. in i normal times, and of course we are still living under some covid restrictions, what we would have seen at the duke of edinburgh's funeral would

all the bouquets have been gathered in the grounds of marlborough house, where they've been expectedsupermarket over its famous "colin" the caterpillar cake — claiming their rivals version, "cuthbert", infringes its trademark. this is the familiar colin the caterpillar cake from m&s. and this is the cuthbert the caterpillar cake from aldi. m&s argues the cakes' similarity leads consumers to believe they are of the same standard and its lodged an intellectual property claim. and that is it for outside source for now, keep watching bbc. hello there. it's turning chilly quickly this evening, but it was a fine spring day for much of the country. the sun was certainly out across western scotland, and it was in the west of scotland that we saw highest the temperatures, around 15 celsius. quite a bit cooler, though, in the north easterly breeze for the southeast of england and east anglia, where we saw more cloud and some showers. those showers having drifted down towards hampshire will fade away overnight, and it's going to turn dry and clear in most areas. there will be some mist and fog

the bouquets have been moved into the grounds of marlborough house, a short distance from the palace, of cornwall viewed them this morning. most are accompanied by messages paying tribute to the duke and thanking him for his years of service. there will be a strong military flavour to saturday's funeral, reflecting the duke's many military connections. rehearsals have been taking place for the service contingents, who'll be involved in the short ceremonial procession inside windsor castle. it will be what's known as a ceremonial royal funeral. this was the one staged for queen elizabeth the queen mother in 2002. normally members of the royal family would wear military uniform, but it's reported that on saturday the members of the family will wear civilian dress. this, it appears, is to avoid embarrassing prince harry, who's no longer entitled to wear military uniform. behind the walls of windsor castle the grounds are being prepared for saturday's funeral. there will be no public access because of the covid restrictions. the town of windsor is quiet, and police are hoping people will

his father was murdered in 1993, and marlborough county, south carolina. melbourne county, south carolina had the corridor -- the official corner for mueller county, south carolina -- was a part-time coroner and a part-time construction worker. said he didn't have enough room in the fridge for this very unfortunately decomposed body [inaudible] and thrown into a pot swamp where decomposed. so he didn't have anywhere to store it so he just put it in [inaudible] no unfortunately he saved the teeth are -- not even quite sure why -- but this became a major investigation as you can imagine. 1993, michael jordan was a, i don't know, one of the greatest stars on the planet. and the loss of his father was a real black eye for pathology in the united states. the corner in this case i -- just love this close quote -- said, i guess i've done for the corners ' association one-timer hearted for figure skating ". it was, yes, just a disaster. and ripped from the, headlines right? is antonin scalia who quite frankly shouldn't have had an autopsy, given how high-profile h

and although it has been discouraged, the bouquets have been gathered in the grounds of marlborough houserince of wales and the duchess of cornwall. but the palace is reiterating its request for people not to travel to windsor tomorrow and donate to a charity or leave messages in an online book of condolence instead. charlotte wright, bbc news. the procession and service will be televised, and we can bring you some of the details of what will happen. at 2.15pm the quadrangle at the castle will be lined by the household cavalry and footguards. guests not taking part in the procession will leave windsor castle for the chapel. at 2.40pm, the coffin will be placed onto the land rover — which the duke himself helped to design — before the procession begins. the queen will follow behind in the state bentley. around ten minutes later, the duke's coffin will arrive at the chapel, met by a guard of honour. a band will play the national anthem before the coffin is then carried inside. at 3pm, a minute's silence will be held nationwide, and the funeral service will begin before the duke is later int

and although it has been discouraged, the bouquets have been gathered in the grounds of marlborough housesited by the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall. but the palace is reiterating its request for people not to travel to windsor tomorrow and donate to a charity or leave messages in an online book of condolence instead. charlotte wright, bbc news. our royal correspondent sarah campbell is in windsor for us this morning. good morning. as we know, we are gradually learning more and more detail about the funeral itself. yes, good morning. another busy start here, a lot of vehicles going in and out of windsor castle, final preparations for tomorrow afternoon's funeral. i think what we learned yesterday from the details, the specific details of how the day will play out has brought a different feel to the funeral. that is partly because of the pandemic and the reduced numbers, but also because the duke's personal in print is very much on the cards. he spent six years tweaking the land rover in military green colour, making sure the stops were in place so the coffin did not around. h