somehow, said detective bartholomew, their tone just didn't seem right. especially angie's. >> i thought that i guess due to what had just happened, that she would be very emotionally upset. and, to me, it was just like a regular interview. it didn't make sense. >> like when she told detective hopper about the intruder who had just fired several bullets right through her fiance lying right beside her. an intruder she saw just a few feet away. >> describe this person the best you can. >> it was all black. i'd say pretty tall. >> you say black. you're talking black as in -- >> everything was black. >> shadow or a black person? >> i don't know. i didn't see any color. >> did that arouse any suspicion, that maybe she was involved in this somehow? >> i thought so. >> so detective bartholomew pulled angie and marie's 911 calls. >> he's -- he's dead. >> okay. >> i know he is. >> somebody came in and shot somebody. >> and? >> same thing. i just really -- >> curiously devoid of emotion? >> very much so. i think there was panic. but listening to it, i just think th

hi, nala, my name is liam and i am a ward manager here at st bartholomew's hospital in london.d support and donation to us and, on behalf of the whole team here on cardiology at st bartholomew's, thank you very much. with added pressure on the nhs, nala is determined to continue to do her part and help as many people as possible. seren jones, bbc news. it says that you're all doing a great service, love nala rose, eight years old, thank you. hello there. the weather today couldn't be more different north—south across the uk. we've had plenty of sunshine for northern areas, particularly here across western parts of scotland, but even further east across the country after that misty start, it has been brightening up. more stubborn cloud has been affecting much of england and wales. earlier on we had some more persistent rain through the midlands. that cloud has been affecting the southern half of the uk, bringing rain to some areas and some sunshine earlier across northern ireland and the far north of england as well as scotland. that rain will tend to peter out this afternoon an

. >> the next question from bill bartholomew. our surgical masks being distributed for grocery store and pharmacy employees? grocery store and pharmacy employees fall into the critical infrastructure worker group. these are workers we strongly encourage wearing some form of face cloth mask. face cloth covering so they are amount ofnimize the infectious particles that are released into the air. workinga team of people night and day to get us the supplies of surgical masks that we need in the state for the long-term and for as many people as need be. when those are available, we will look for being able to advance those two critical infrastructure workers who we think would benefit. but it's important for everyone to know the ability to where a face cloth covering is an effective way to go forward as you are doing critical infrastructure work that you are doing. thisr last question for wednesday briefing is for the governor perry -- is for the governor. the british prime minister is in the icu with coronavirus right now. what is th

dominic pimenta, who is normally a cardiology registrar, but is working in intensive care at st bartholomew'stty amazing. people are very flexible. we are doing as best we can in the situation. so far coping very well. how has the change been for you from being a registrar in cardiology to go into icu? you may have come across it at some point in your training but you are really in it now? yeah. i did a little bit in my training. for us it is potentially a smallerjump training. for us it is potentially a smaller jump than some training. for us it is potentially a smallerjump than some of our colleagues. i think for doctors especially it is not necessarily a bigjump, especially it is not necessarily a big jump, because we are used to moving departments, we are used to doing new things. we should be very thankful for the amazing efforts of the nursing staff. for some of them it isa the nursing staff. for some of them it is a massive jumper. often i have worked in intensive care and i have been embedded in specialties with specific teams. the people they have undergone is amazing. i am specific