it even looked like he had tried to clean up the crime scene after fleeing police in doctor nick's car, thomas crashed into a cop car and escaped. u.s. marshals traveled 400 miles where they tracked him down in dallas and booked him. coming up next on true crime news, the matthew perry case has put doctors who feed their patients addiction in the spotlight, and new york prosecutors say doctor michael belfiore, aka doctor death was a pill pushing physician. >> give me some oxycodo . i'm gonna give you something to sleep. >> who's coming in the driveway? daddy. >> my goodness, my daughter is being treated for leukemia. i hope that she lives a long, great, happy life and that she will never forget how mom and daddy love her. saint jude. i mean, this is what's keeping my baby girl alive. you can join the battle to save lives by supporting saint jude children's research hospital for just $19 a month, you'll help us continue the life saving research and treatment these kids need now and in the future. >> cancer makes me feel angry. like it. not in the like feel on the outside, just the inside. i'm a

if i can nick a seven out of that one, i'd be happy. >> and so thomas got nine and a half i want to givel give you a seven. to great meet you, man. >> thank you very much, lee. >> thank you very much, lee. >> that's last orders with billy gone. what a great guy he is. thanks for joining gone. what a great guy he is. thanks forjoining me again on lee andersen's real world. it's been another cracking show with some cracking guests, but coming up next, we've got friday night live with the brilliant mark dolan. >> thank you. lee, a busy show tonight as we hand over british territory to mauritius or the falkland islands. >> safe in sir keir starmer's hands. also, as rumours swirl that gary lineker is about to leave match of the day, would the bbc be better off without britain's wokeist presenter ? britain's wokeist presenter? plus, he's making headlines this week should the new leader of the conservatives bring back bons the conservatives bring back boris busy show. see you in two. >> we'll see a cold snap. on , >> we'll see a cold snap. oh, which will quickly develop into a warm front . boxt

thomas wentworth eight years earlier. alastair campbell's demise predicated blair's fall , while predicated blair's fall, while for theresa may once nickmothy and fiona hill went, it was never glad. confident. morning again. when the adviser goes, things often turn sour for weeks. those with an agenda against sue gray were briefing the media against her, even revealing her salary to the bbc. this decision by starmer to let her go shows weakness and encourages one thing more leaks. if leaking to the press does down your internal enemies, then others will learn and will do so, and that will be to the detriment of mr mcsweeney. sue grey's replacement. this illustrates a fundamental dysfunction behind the scenes. but does it affect policy? well, recent events suggests that it may. in recent days, speculation has mounted that labour's policy to put vat on private education the only significant policy to which it committed during the election, is now in chaos. similarly, plans to raid pensions by reducing tax relief on those earning £50,000 or more per year have reportedly been scrapped, probably because they realised the effect it would hav

however, paymaster general nick thomas—symonds told mps the government won't be providing a running commentary negotiations . shoplifting negotiations. shoplifting offences in england and wales have hit a 20 year high, with nearly 470,000 incidents recorded by police in the year to june 2024. that's a 29% jump on the previous year, according to the office for national statistics. the rise follows major retailers warning of the growing cost of theft and violence towards shop workers. in response, the government says it plans to make assaulting a shop worker a specific criminal offence. retailers say they're hopeful that new measures announced in the king's speech will help police to prosecute offenders more effectively . offenders more effectively. bereaved families of those who died in the infected blood scandal are now eligible for compensation after decades of waiting , the government's made waiting, the government's made the announcement offering an interim payment of £100,000. but critics say the system is fiendishly complicated and legal assistance may be needed. more than 30,000 people w