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thank you for “oining us wiuiam. fl in the uk, sussex police have confirmed that the remains of a babyonstance marten and mark gordon. the couple were arrested on monday after a seven week search for them when their car was found on fire by the side of a motorway. police announcing the find this said it was news they knew the public did not want to hear. constance marten and mark gordon are being held on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter. here's our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. this morning, at locations from newhaven to brighton, the search for the missing baby was in full flow. officers from the metropolitan police and sussex police were joined by volunteer experts in search and rescue. there was concern for the welfare of the infant, but there was also still hope. but tonight, that hope may have evaporated when the man leading the investigation made the announcement that he'd been dreading. it is my very sad duty to update this afternoon, police officers searching a wooded area close to where constance and mark gordon were arrested, discovered the remains of

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fl ♪ ♪ zess jess the rand paul staffer stabbed in washington this weekend is recovering.bed in the head. and his injuries were so bad he had to have surgery. the perp has been arrested of course he has a long rap sheet. chief correspondent jonathan hunt has the details. jonathan? >> good evening, jesse. senator rand paul's staff philip todd remains in the hospital tonight having suffered serious injuries? a tack that happened in broad daylight on saturday as todd left a restaurant in washington, d.c. todd, according to his uncle, suffered a deep wound to the head as well as lung and abdomen injuries. in a facebook post, the uncle asked people to continue to for his nephew named the suspect as 42-year-old glen neil. they say the attack with a random. not politically motivated and not connected to todd's work for senator paul. todd told investigators he had never seen the attacker before and that neil didn't say anything or demand anything before stabbing him. according to a charging document, neil told police, quote: a voice was telling him that someone was going to get hi

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