anne sacoolas, whose husband works for the us embassy, appeared in a london court by video link fromed in a head—on collision outside a us base in northamptonshire. this afternoon, wearing the green of his favourite motorbike, his family arrived at the old bailey in london to see the american woman responsible finally admit her guilt in court. appearing by video link from her lawyer's office in washington, anne sacoolas — with her dark hair tied back — pleaded guilty to a charge of causing harry dunn's death by careless driving. harry dunn wasjust 19 years old when he died, and his family have campaigned hard to get the case to this stage, when once a court case seemed impossible. it's been really tough. and today, honestly, it feels just like the sun's come out. i didn't know if we'd ever get to this stage sometimes, and thankfully today, with the support of these guys and you guys, we've got there and we've gotjustice for our son. yeah. — i really feel that. emotions were running high, but they were partly feelings of relief. afterwards, his mum charlotte told me that on the night

on the day of the accident, anne sacoolas drove out of this us base.ommunications centre, and she flew out of the uk 19 days later, claiming diplomatic immunity. the judge has now directed that anne sacoolas should return to the uk to be sentenced next month, though there's no way of enforcing that. daniel sandford, bbc news. it has just turned a quarter to 11 on this extended edition of bbc news at ten on the day of the prime minister's resignation, and we'll return to that story now because liz truss has resigned as conservative leader after just truss has resigned as conservative leader afterjust 44 truss has resigned as conservative leader after just 44 days truss has resigned as conservative leader afterjust 44 days in office as prime minister. conservative party members, around 160,000 of them, might be involved once again in choosing the next leader and the next prime minister. what do conservative voters make up the collapse of liz truss's premiership? our midlands correspondent navtej johal has been finding out. shopping for a new leader. —— s

the driver anne sacoolas had previously worked for the cia.that happens in europe. you go to europe and the roads are opposite. donald trump refused to send anne sacoolas back. the family started to discover other cases. astonishing, isnt it? a care with american diplomatic plates driving on the wrong side of the road near raf croughton. they gathered evidence of crashes outside american air bases involving death or serious injury going back more than 50 years. and, slowly, things started moving their way. anne sacoolas was charged with causing death by dangerous driving. diplomatic immunity rules were changed. american personnel on bases in the uk are now given driver training. and the most important breakthrough — discussions between a prime minister and a new president, joe biden, which led to anne sacoolas facing trial. she appeared at westminster magistrates' court three weeks ago via a video link from america, the culmination of a hard fought campaign. back at the hotel after the hearing, the room was filled with an uneasy mix. tears ofj

. >>> the bbc says american anne sacoolas pleaded guilty to causing the death of a british teenager byriving carelessly three years ago. >> today honestly it feels just like the sun's come out. i didn't know if we'd ever get to this day sometimes. and with the support of these guys and you guys, we got there, and we got justice for our son. >> the 19-year-old harry dunn died after his motorcycle was hit by a car on the wrong side of the road in england. sacoolas, who was charged after the accident, left britain claiming diplomatic immunity. her lawyers say she was working for a u.s. intelligence agency. she pleaded guilty yesterday virtually while still in the u.s. she faces up to five years in prison. >>> and "usa today" says that the body of a missing princeton student was found on campus. the body of 20-year-old misrach ewuenetie was discovered yesterday by an employee behind tenni courts at the school. officials said that there were no obvious signs of injury, and her death does not appear suspicious. the university says that she was last seen a week ago heading into her dorm room.

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but would you both want to meet anne sacoolas at some point? is that part of this process?th reminding people, isn�*t it, the lengths that this family, you as well, have had to go to, including going to the white house, trying to put pressure on donald trump directly. i mean, it was extraordinary the lengths that a family has gone to. and it's something that is on my mind every day. i and just to remind your viewers, these are my neighbours. - they're my friends. and when we decided, i they decided they wanted to get justice, it was - inevitably going to involve a lot of hard work. but it started six - weeks after harry died. and my priority has been their mental health. - and i think about that very. carefully before, for instance, i bring them up here today, i check in with them. - it is been extraordinary what this family - have been put through. they're the bravest people i know. they are resilient. and i could not have done this if.. charlie, if you had said _ to me, if this had happened to me, you said, "right, we're _ going to the states several times". ijust don't k