he's been very clear to say in his view that it is barry george , barry george was george, barry georget the evidence is over whelming that he wasn't responsible and actually he hamish campbell, would be much better accepting some responsibility for a fundamentally flawed investing allegation where they failed to follow up on numerous lines of inquiry. and still to date, many of those lines of inquiries that still haven't been done. what hamish campbell be saying hamish campbell should be saying and the metropolitan and indeed what the metropolitan police we're police should be saying is we're reopening this investigation. there are huge amounts of lines of inquiry haven't been of inquiry that haven't been done. even had the director done. we even had the director of public prosecutions at the time alison not being time, alison saunders, not being truthful in relation to a fender profiles being taken place this is the biggest unsolved high profile murder investigation in the capital and i'm sure that and michael mansfield's called for it. i'm calling for it this case should be reopened

. >> it was barry . george, barry. >> it was barry. george, barry. >> it was barry. w, i've been reading about this and there doesn't seem to be anything new in it at the time. there all these theories anything new in it at the time. there obviouslyase theories anything new in it at the time. there obviously shetheories anything new in it at the time. there obviously she presented about obviously she presented crime watch. she upset a lot of underworld figures. there was a serbian. serbian connection. yeah absolutely. because she had done some work with kosovan refugees and also the kenneth noye. do you remember kenneth knew the m25 murder, road rage , knew the m25 murder, road rage, murder. he served time for that. and one of the main big drama about him, i'll tell you very one of the main reasons he went down was giordano's crime watch. yeah, a cold blooded yeah, and he was a cold blooded killer. and so there is lots of speculation. yeah, he was the brink's—mat man, wasn't he? yes, he was. >> so do know, does she >> yes. so do you know, does she ring ? nng? >> yes,

barry george is interviewed in the documentary.hit man in revenge for nato's bombing of a belgrade tv station or a crazed stalker? even an underworld hit? jill worked with the bbc�*s crimewatch programme. nigel has his own theory. my thoughts are that she was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. i somebody was walking along that street who either knew her, - perhaps wanted five minutes of notoriety for whatever - reason was armed and used the gun to kill her. - so it's just around... i believe it wasjust a random killing. . news from the bbc... jill dando's murder led to one of the biggest ever investigations by the met police. 4,000 people were interviewed, but 2a years on, it remains a mystery. the dilemma for the family has always been whyjill was killed. there's no obvious reason, - but as i say, it's never too late for somebody to come forward and give us the explanation i as to what really, truly happened on that day. | nigel admits, though his sister's murder may remain unsolved. scott ellis, bbc news. stay with us her

barry george was the name barry barry george apologies, but or was it keith noise?oing around at the time and the netflix documentary, to me, isabel doesn't seem to move any of them on, really. there aren't many answers because we are so far on now and you know heart goes now and you know your heart goes out jill's family and friends out to jill's family and friends who don't have any who who still don't have any answers this might not answer answers in this might not answer any of those questions, but a colleague of the newsroom this morning gets morning said as soon as she gets home, going to go and home, she's going to go and binge watch the documentary. >> it's compelling. it's >> it's still compelling. it's still it's one. it's still it's still it's one. it's one she was nation's one because she was the nation's sweetheart. absolutely lovely. >> she was absolutely lovely. i mean, and we got on incredibly well. and obviously, i interviewed her about her crimewatch one of the crimewatch work. and one of the questions her, questions i asked her, ironically, was wo

. >> and that's barry george, who was found.rs for the murder of jill dando. and then he was released . and since then, police have not reinvest negated this case. so remains unsolved. netflix so it remains unsolved. netflix on tuesday will be releasing a three part documentary with new evidence, hopefully to give more light into this investigation . light into this investigation. an it was the largest homicide investigation we've had in this country . over 4000 people have country. over 4000 people have been interviewed , 1300 potential been interviewed, 1300 potential suspects , over 500 hours worth suspects, over 500 hours worth of footage. and we still do not have a killer forjill dando. her brother nigel is a journalist . and you can imagine journalist. and you can imagine for any family member, no matter how long it's been, you do not give up that search. and so it'll be quite interesting to see what this documentary does and can light. and if it can shed new light. the case hasn't been officially reopened by police, so yo

barry george is interviewed in the documentary.t how one sided this ryder cup would be with europe's gladiators totally dominant as they seek a record breaking win, to regain the trophy. after they went into this second day with a lead of 6.5 to 1.5, it's hard to see how the american's can recover after failing to win a single match. the second day is underway, and our sports correspondent andy swiss, is there. one can only imagine the contrast of words with the fans arriving today. euphoric europeans and the glum —looking americans? euphoric europeans and the glum -looking americans?— euphoric europeans and the glum -looking americans? yes, it was an incredible day _ -looking americans? yes, it was an incredible day for _ -looking americans? yes, it was an incredible day for europe _ -looking americans? yes, it was an| incredible day for europe yesterday. i do not think in their wildest dreams they could have asked only for anything more. the us showed some signs of life in the afternoon session but they could ultimately only tie

george p. bush, eva guzman, lewis,, dan branch, barry smitherman, joe jaworski, rochelle garza, justin nelson,se are just some of the people that texans decided they did not want to be their attorney general. the people chose general paxton. do their votes matter? people are watching. the will of those texans should not be subverted. and people of texas, let me say this, i am very happy that these proceedings are being livestreamed. i think it is good that texas voters can hear every bit of evidence, or the complete lack of evidence that supports this from both sides. i am sure that there more than 4.2 million people who voted for ken paxton will want to hear why . will want to hear why 30 people are deciding his fate and through all this we must not forget, ken paxton, for the last eight years, has operated the most aggressive, effective, litigation apparatus of any attorney general's office in the country. according to the pundits, ken paxton was never supposed to be serving in statewide office. but ken paxton is very much serving. look at his record. under his leadership, the ag's office ha

george mcgovern and a host of others. so i was targeted. the coke or brother of that day was. the beer guy, of course was the worst cause bill coors. so barrywas beginning to have his terrible with arthritis and so on he was on canes was ultimately on crutches. so he up from phenix about 5:00 that evening at the airport to go to the dinner and give a speech. the republican and he sent the press corps out to airport to interview him to try to get stories in the sunday papers because otherwise they just covered the speech. the it'd be monday morning page eight below the fold. so barry was cranky and all the questions were you're here to defeat gary hart? well, no, i'm going to talk to the republicans and we're going to get together blah and the question after question, repeat it. he finally got fed up. he said, okay, i'm just going to say one thing. gary is the most honest and moral man i have ever met in politics. game set, and man. monday we had 250,000 and copies of that story all over colorado. that was it. i just keep coming back to that because. you were a young liberal democrat. he is the elder concern ative granddaddy of modern americ