thomas, but in any case in my career. >> what about ben king? >> i can't remember what mr. other witnesses who recanted? >> i don't know that. i don't know who said what. >> but you can see how somebody who's looking at this case from the outside, who would say, you've got several witnesses all saying the testimony was coerced. can they all be lying? >> i don't know what they said, okay? if they're present at the scene, and they're saying mr. atchison was not the shooter, and tell me, who is. all i know, i presented the evidence that was presented to me. 12 citizens listen to all the evidence and decided that mr. atchison was guilty of first degree murder. >> although, the judge with the same 12 jurors listen to the evidence, they would've likely reach different conclusion. >> that's your opinion. i respect it. i certainly disagree with it. >> the system doesn't want to acknowledge that they made a mistake. but, you made a mistake you! made a horrible mistake. the fact that it happened twice in the same family is -- there are no words. >> in 2020, the oklahoma innocence pro

ben king, bbc news, tonbridge.igures are affecting people on bbc news online. that's bbc.co.uk/news, or by using the bbc news app. a man who abducted a girl while he was dressed as a woman has been jailed for 20 years. 53—year—old andrew miller, who also uses the name amy george, sexually abused the girl over a 27—hour period at his home in the scottish borders. 0ur correspondent david wallace lockhart is outside the high court in edinburgh: a deeply distressing case, david? that's right. andrew miller pleaded guilty in may to abducting and sexually assaulting the primary school aged girl after offering to give her a lift. the incident took place in february, when miller, also known as amy george, was dressed as a woman. he held the primary school pupil captive for 27 hours. she was sexually abused and only escaped after managing to get out of the bedroom and find a phone and dial 999. george lloyd arthur sentenced miller to 27 years, saying that his crimes were nauseating in their level of depravity. the fact that

business reporter ben king has more.he current round of disputes began last summer, and the 14th by members of aslef union, bringing disruption to much of england's railways and some rail lines serving scotland and wales. the majority of affected operators are running no service at all today, including avante west service at all today, including ava nte west coast, cross—country, northern and trans— pennine express. with severely reduced services on others, including great western, l ner and southern. there is an increased risk of disruption on thursday and friday as well from a aslef union overtime band, prominent, the prime minister's speech to conservative party conference in manchester. taste conservative party conference in manchester.— conservative party conference in manchester. we have chosen strike during — in manchester. we have chosen strike during this _ in manchester. we have chosen strike during this conference i strike during this conference because for 16 months they have been lying about us targeting var

ben king, bbc news, tonbridge.e next few days, but i'd also like to make the point that the weather won't be bad all the time as this storm spreads from the south. we're also expecting the skies to clear in a few places. sunny spells and mild weather can be expected, too. but let's focus on the rain, the biggest problem from this storm. a rare red warning in force thursday into friday for specifically angus and southern parts of aberdeenshire and the met office warns of even danger to life. but let's look at the rainfall first across the whole of the uk. so, this is the rainfall accumulation as the days go by — widely 30—a0 millimetres of rain, but you can see around eastern scotland and the northeast of england here potentially well in excess of 100 millimetres of rain. so, here's the forecast then through the night, the weather fronts, the rain front associated with storm babette makes itsjourney towards the north after a soaking with storm babette makes its journey towards the north. after a soaking evening acro

ben king, bbc news.in the documentary. i found it hard to get through that part of the documentary, because it was so personal. it went on for so long. and then rehashing it, going over it and going over the details and also archive that i'd never seen before, it kind of all brought it back to me and realised how hard it was at the time. madame tussauds has unveiled a new waxwork of the broadcasting legend sir david attenborough, 31 years after the first one was revealed. the new image shows sir david in his signature blue shirt and khaki trouders, and a working watch. shirt and khaki trousers, and a working watch. look at that, it's actually brilliant. the 97—year—old was first immortalised by the tourist attraction in 1992 and this one will be available for public viewing from october the 20th. that really is... that is brilliant. he hasn't _ that really is... that is brilliant. he hasn't really _ that really is... that is brilliant. he hasn't really changed - that really is... that is brilliant. he ha

ads more head, ben habib and peter edweto come. kingore head, ben habib and peter edweto come. king charlese head, ben habib and peter edweto come. king charles is still to come. king charles is heading to kenya this week, but one from is one professor from harvard is calling for the to calling for the king to apologise for the british army's calling for the king to apologi during he british army's calling for the king to apologi during theiritish army's calling for the king to apologi during the maui army's calling for the king to apologi during the mau mau y's actions during the mau mau revolt. come on, i'll be asking my panel if the king should do this or should he just move thursdays from six till 930 . thursdays from six till 930. >> good afternoon. it's just coming up to 26 minutes after 3:00. this is gb news. we are the people's channel. i'm nana akua . it is time to go head to akua. it is time to go head to head now. we're talking about sir keir starmer because he has expelled former he has the expelled former he has the expelle

we start our video review with a big wild cat named ben, who, as you may have noticed, behaves like a real gentleman. but he is also the king why tyson chose the railway, because he had never traveled by train before. and in conclusion , about one shepherd who decided to have a snack, and at the same time film your meal. he sat comfortably on a blanket, turned on the camera, began to tell something, and then a hungry sheep appeared in the frame. what happened next was that the video instantly became an internet hit: 7 million views in just a couple of days. men, you can take a break for a couple of minutes, or rather, how to take a break, pour coffee for your beloved wife , well, you and i, dear women, are not going anywhere away from the screens, because now we will talk about our beauty, expert ksenia samodelkina will tell as correct determining your skin type, how important this is, i think, is not necessary. let me tell you, skin care products are selected depending on its type , a simple test will help determine it, we wash ourselves with our usual product, and now, for the experiment to be a success, set the air condi

it's a contrast between ben-gurion and reagan and it seeks to understand lives and the uniquely jewish inspiration and motivation behind the achievements of king david, queen esther, queen shlomo, scion of the second temple period, yohanan, ben zaki, abarbanel or, abravanel, as some pronounce it, the don isaac abravanel menashe up in israel. benjamin disraeli, louis brandeis and and theodor herzl. and then finally ben-gurion and and what it to do is not only to their lives, but attempt to deduce from what they have in, while, of course, noting the differences oh, what is jewish statesmanship and what sets it apart from or statecraft in general. that's the goal of the book. what does it mean to be a jewish statesman? what the jewish people or judaism or jewish history ask of a jewish political leader? that's really the goal that we seek to. answer here. that's really the question that we seek to answer here in this book. and what was it about particular time period that made you want to write this book and write it now? yeah. so the inspiration for the book actually in part began with the when i started, when i had the great blessing of teachin

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president joe ben released a statent that read that he was, quote, outraged and deepl saddened by the explosion, adding that he immediately spoke to prime minister netanyahu and the king of jordan and directed his national security team to continue gathering evidence about what exactly happened. meanwhile, israel's defense forces overnight shared video on social media claiming that it was proof that the explosion was caused by a failed rocket launched by that islamic jihad group. and just a few minutes ago as president biden sat down with prime minister netanyahu during that bilateral meeting in israel, the president was urged to say this by the press pool. quote, based on what i've seen it appears as though it was done by the other team not you who told netanyahu, suggesting indeed it was not an israeli rocket but rather one that came from inside gaza. the president added, quote, but there's a lot of people out there, not sure. the president did not take any questions from reporters as they're being moved out. joining us now live from tel aviv is senior national correspondent from nbc news jay gray. and in washington white house reporter for "the wall street journal"