coulson: he's thinking, "i better go talk to these guys.on at approximately 2:30 today. he identified himself as terry lynn nichols and that he had seen his name on tv. so, at this point, the fbi agents are thinking, "could this be our john doe number 2?" coulson: the agents took his picture back to the same place that the van was rented from. the guy said, "no, that's not the guy." ♪ he was not john doe number 2. ♪ at that point, of course, they had no idea where in the world is timothy mcveigh. ronan: they don't realize that their guy, their suspect, is sitting in a jail in perry, oklahoma, less than two hours away. potok: he is about to be brought before the judge, who is, undoubtedly, going to make some kind of bond arrangement and let him drive off into the sunset. but for the fbi, they're man hunters, and the first thing they did was do a national crime information center search to see if he'd contact with law enforcement. and we found out shortly after the bombing, an oklahoma highway patrolman, charles hanger, arrested him. man: he

jamie coulson, bbc news.ain building again. the chancellor confirmed mandatory housing targets would be brought backin housing targets would be brought back in a bid to build 1.5 million homes in england over the next five years. she also confirmed when it comes to house—building the government would prioritise brownfield sites and what is is calling the grey belt, which is poor quality bits of land on the green belt like this used car parks and wasteland. and she said planning decisions for major infrastructure projects in britain will be made nationally, ratherthan projects in britain will be made nationally, rather than locally, projects in britain will be made nationally, ratherthan locally, in an attempt to stop important projects becoming tied up in years of red tape. as she spoke to business leaders, she singled out north stowe, a new town into cambridgeshire, where thousands of homes were promised, but only 1000 have been built over the last 15 years, as our reporter reports. welcome to north stowe, a

jamie coulson, bbc news., the wedding ceremony for the son of asia's richest man is finally ending in the indian city of mumbai. the son of reliant industry's chairman is tying the knot with a merchant, the daughter of pharmaceutical tycoons. the four day ceremony is the combination of a string of pre—wedding parties the family has hosted since march featuring performances by pop stars, including rhianna and justin bieber is. reality tv star kim kardashian and former uk mps tony blair and borisjohnson were among the international guests. and in england a lincolnshire village is preparing for the reburial of a i9th—century explorer who is credited with napping and naming australia. the remains of captain matthew flinders were found by archaeologists working on the hs2 rail project in london five years ago. he will be laid to rest in his home village today, as harry parkhill reports. it is like christmas morning at donington church. but beneath the wrapping, gifts for the return of the village's most famous son

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