now, officers searching _ for the missing woman bennylyn burke and her two—year—old daughter jellica bennylyn had been stabbed and beaten to death with a hammer. jellica had been strangled. having spoken to the interviewing officers at length, they describe innes as presenting as very cold and callous and not remorseful in any way. he did make one comment and stated that they were both buried in the kitchen, under a large amount of concrete and it would take a significant amount of time for their recovery. we knew that about the 23rd of february, innes started buying gravel, kitchen cabinets and other tools that obviously would be used for diy. and on the 24th, a skip actually arrived at the property. so we now know that innes ripped out his kitchen, ripped up the floor and was in the process of installing a brand—new one. so the challenge for us was we didn't know where bennylyn and jellica were. we didn't know if there were other victims within that property. so in that regard, we enrolled the help of various experts from the uk and further afield, an archaeologist, anthropologist

the schoolgirl told of seeing innes hit bennylyn burke over the head with a hammer.ravity shown by andrew innes is way beyond anything myself or my colleagues have witnessed before. not only did he callously take the life of a young mother and innocent child, he then sought to escape justice by burying their bodies beneath his kitchen floor. innes will serve a minimum of 36 years injailfor his crimes. bennylyn's family said they would forever be haunted by what had happened to her and her daughter. lorna gordon, bbc news, at the high court in edinburgh. in football, mancheter city may be flying high on the pitch — they're currently second in the premier league — but off the pitch they're in some trouble. after a four—year investigation, the premier league has charged the club with more than 100 breaches of its financial rules. the rules are there essentially to ensure no club spends more than it earns. but it's alleged that city breached those rules between 2009 and 2018. if found guilty, the club could be docked points or even expelled from the premier league. our s