andrew borden had had a dispute. a portugse immigrant employee. a portuguese whoas been mr. ward and family is suspected of the crime within hours. but they arrest a man named antonio oriel in a saloon near the boarding home. but he's got an alibi. witnesses, they're going to arrest the portuguese man who was seen using an ax nearby. they're going to go and interrogate but that falls through. there was portuguese man who that day was trying to withdraw a large sum of money from. the bank, you know, they bring him in for interrogation but none of it pans out. but certainly undergirding it is an assumption that someone of the working class orders and a man must have committed this crime. a powerfully built man, the working class. all right. now the bordens family of story is an interesting one, because andrew borden borden arrived in boston, his family in the 1630s, right at the great wave of puritan migration. and they amongst the group who traveled with van hutchinson, remember that in the story when she gets expelled from massachusetts and takes her followers to rhode island, an

, who's warned there andrew ward, who's warned there could be more plans for protests . could be more plans for protests. >> one thing is we won't stop. you know, we're not going to lie down. and if the government don't listen in the next week or two, we're not going to stop the other week, two weeks ago, we had 45,000 people in london, and that was only arranged two weeks earlier. that says the sheer volume of strength of thought of people in the countryside. so that's one event on, on on december the 11th, there is another tractor rally in london, which i'm not part of. there's going to be a huge number of tractors going through london and ending up at parliament square. that again , is a show of square. that again, is a show of strength and showing the government that we really do mean business. >> earlier this morning, before the shadow environment secretary, victoria atkins, started that debate in the commons, she spoke to us here on gb news and said that the conservatives are the party on the side of farmers, and they would reverse labour's tax plans. >> you care about the

he's been speaking to farmer andrew ward, who warned that there are more protests on the way . protestsn the way. >> one thing is we won't stop. you know, we're not going to lie down. and if the government don't listen in the next week or two, we're not going to stop the other week. two weeks ago, we had 45,000 people in london, and that was only arranged two weeks earlier. that says the sheer volume of strength of thought of people in the countryside. so that's one event on, on on december, the 11th, there is another tractor rally in london, which i'm not part of. there's going to be a huge number of tractors going through london and ending up at parliament square. that, again, is a show of strength and showing the government that we really do mean business. >> well, breaking in the last hour, >> well, breaking in the last hour , masterchef presenter john hour, masterchef presenter john torode says he loves being a part of the programme and will continue to be a part of it after gregg wallace stepped back from the show amid an investigation into allegations of inappropriate behaviour.