the murder of emma caldwell.er sister died from cancer at the age of 31. emma was around 20 at the time. she started taking heroin to numb her grief at her sister's death. she moved away from her parents and turned to sex work to fund her addiction. 0n the 4th work to fund her addiction. 0n the lith of april 2005 she headed out late at night into an area of glasgow known for street prostitution. she was never seen alive again. she was captured on cctv leaving a hostel. her room was never occupied again. her bank account was never used again. her phone was never used again after that night. the routine, planned visits with her loving parents, who are doing their best to support her, never took place. her mother, margaret caldwell, was in court to hear the verdict this afternoon. she gave evidence during the trial. she told the jury that she and her late husband, emma's father, knew that emma was using drugs but they had been overjoyed when she spoke about going into rehab. she said they didn't know how emma funded

ahead of that, we also expect margaret caldwell, emma caldwell�*s mother, hersolicitor, margaret caldwellher, her solicitor, to give a statement outside the court here in glasgow. thejudge will statement outside the court here in glasgow. the judge will be sentencing iain packerfor those 33 guilty verdicts, three of the charges against him were not proven, but 33 charges of the worst kind of sexual offences makes him one of the most prolific sexual predators that scotland has seen. many of the women he attacked were in court to hear these verdicts. they were emotional. some of the women he attacked have now died. their statements were read out to court, so they gave their evidence, it was still cemented but only in statement form. many of those who gave evidence in person were in court and were extremely emotional. margaret caldwell, emma�*s mother, was also in court. she has been dignified throughout the many, many years it has taken to bring her daughter�*s killer to justice. many years it has taken to bring her daughter�*s killer tojustice. she daughter�*s killer to justice. she wasjoi

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emma caldwell's mother was in court to i caldwell's mother was in court to hear the verdict.itor said she never gave up the fight for justice for her daughter and packer's of the victims. police failed so many _ packer's of the victims. police failed so many women - packer's of the victims. police failed so many women and . packer's of the victims. police i failed so many women and girls. instead of receiving justice and compassion, they were humiliated, dismissed and, in some instances, arrested. while the police gift of freedom to an evil predator to rape. police today apologised and said those who spoke about the time did not get the support they deserve. it is clear that further investigations should have been carried out into emma was following the initial inquiry into thousand five. the lack of investigation until 2015 caused unnecessary distress to her family and all of those women who came forward to report sexual violence. emma's family were praised for their courage and determination. no closure for them, thejudge courage and determination. no closure for them, the

he has beenjailed 27—year—old emma caldwell.led for life and ordered to serve a minimum of 36 years. emma's body was found in a remote part of south lanarkshire in may 2005, five weeks after she disappeared. today a jury weeks after she disappeared. today a jury at glasgow high court found iain packer guilty of her murder, along with 32 other charges against along with 32 other charges against a total of 22 women. a second ago we showed use an interview with iain packer and in that report look at this extended clip of samantha's interview with him. isaidi i said i would get back to you once i said i would get back to you once i had finished my investigation, and present the evidence that i found it to you. present the evidence that i found it to ou. , i present the evidence that i found it to yom- i don't _ present the evidence that i found it to you. yup. i don't believe you have been _ to you. yup. i don't believe you have been telling _ to you. yup. i don't believe you have been telling me _ to you. ii? i don't believe you ha

and a large photograph of emma caldwell, a man todayjailed photograph of emma caldwell, a man today jailed photograph of emma caldwell, a man todayjailed for the murder of her backin todayjailed for the murder of her back in 2005 and police failed so many, so the family of anna caldwell. the front page of the daily mail. the story we have been reporting of the night, the prime minister tells police chiefs, time to end the mob rule. and richard kay asking what is going on with the royals? the front page of the times, save britain from mob rule, sunak tells the police. they, too, have the leak about the budget, whether it is true or not we will find out a week today, won't we? that is it for tonight. before we go, we just want to say congratulations to our kirsty, who was awarded a very fantastic lifetime achievement rts award by the royal television society tonight — a fitting tribute to 30 fabulous years presenting newsnight. she is amazing. katie razzall�*s here tomorrow. untilthen, goodnight. hello there. it has been a and hong kong authorities put a one million hong kong dollar bounty o

emma caldwell, a vulnerable young woman who was murdered in terrifying circumstances. her killer was this man, iain packer, who for a quarter of a century carried out a campaign of sexual violence. you would look for vulnerability and exploit it. you also abused women who were not necessarily vulnerable but were in a vulnerable position. your conduct has caused extreme and enduring suffering for so many women and their families. emma had a happy upbringing but when her sister died from cancer, in her grief, she turned to drugs and then prostitution. she'll always be in our thoughts. she'll always be there. she'll always be my emma. the trial heard of her mother's anguish, of how she and her late husband scoured the streets of glasgow searching for emma in the weeks after their daughter went missing. packer was a jekyll and hyde character, a violent, obsessive user of sex workers. more than two dozen women told the court here in glasgow that packer had violently attacked them. one of them said that she thought the concerns she and other sex workers had about him were ig

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two burton caldwell. she says dr. caldwell told her he would inseminate her using an anonymous medical students sperm. hill got pregnant. >> there's baye erased it in my mind that they weren't my husband's biological children until recently when victoria took a commercially available dna tests curious about her health history to her shock, she found half-siblings. she never knew existed. one of them reached out revealing their biological father is dr. caldwell, but i opened it up. >> it >> basically just kind of put out there what you're seeing, some half siblings because we believe that the dr. that you did your mother there's fertility treatment might be our biological father. >> and i >> just i just remember sitting there just be like quiet what is happening >> victorious. high school boyfriend who asked his identity be concealed was also donor conceived. his parents also use dr. caldwell, the boyfriend took a dna test. >> he texted me and it was a screenshot of the 23 and me connection. and it said you are my sist

two decades has been resolved after ian packer was found guilty of the murder of 27—year—old emma caldwell's been jailed for life and ordered to serve a minimum of 36 years. emma's body was found in a remote part of south lanarkshire in may 2000 five, five weeks after she disappeared. ian packer guilty of her murder, along with 32 other charges against a total of 22 women. our scotland correspondent has this report. in her grief she turned to drugs. and prostitution. she will always be my emma. searching for emma in the weeks after their daughter went missing. the? emma in the weeks after their daughter went missing. they found emma's body _ daughter went missing. they found emma's body and _ daughter went missing. they found emma's body and they _ daughter went missing. they found emma's body and they came - daughter went missing. they found emma's body and they came and i daughter went missing. they found l emma's body and they came and told me that they had found her body, i took this huge breath in. emma's killer was this man, ian packer. he was described in court as a jekyll and hyde

burton caldwell. she says, dr.ld her he would inseminate her using an anonymous medical students sperm hill, got pregnant. >> there's bay of me >> i kinda erased it in my mind that they weren't. my husband's biological children until recently when victoria took a commercially available dna tests, curious about her health history to her shock, she found half-siblings. she never knew existed. one of them reached out revealing their biological father is dr. caldwell. >> when i opened it up, it basically just kind of put out there what you're seeing, some half siblings because we believe that the dr. did your mother's fertility treatments might be our biological father. and i just i >> just remember sitting there just be like just like quiet what is happening. >> victoria's high school boyfriend who asked his identity be concealed, was also donor conceived. his parents also use dr. caldwell, the boyfriend took a dna test. >> he texted me and it was a script being shot of the 23 and me connection. and it said you are my

burton caldwell. she says dr. caldwell told her he would inseminate her using an anonymous medical students sperm hill got pregnant. >> there's bay of me >> i kind >> erased it. in my mind that they weren't >> my >> husband's biological children until recently when victoria took a commercially available dna tests curious about her health history to her shock, she found half-siblings, she never knew existed. one of them reached doubt, revealing their biological father is dr. caldwell. >> when i opened it up, it basically just kind of put out there what you're seeing is some half siblings because we believe that the dr. that you did your mother's fertility treatment might be our biological father. >> and i just i, just remember sitting there just being like just >> quiet what is happening. >> victorious high school boyfriend who asked his identity be concealed, was also donor conceived. his parents also use dr. caldwell the boyfriend took a deal in a test. >> he texted me and it was a screenshot of the 23 and me con

burton caldwell. she says dr. caldwell told her he would inseminate her using an anonymous medical students sperm hill got pregnant. >> there's baye babe erased it in my mind that they weren't. my husband's biological children until recently when victoria took a commercially available dna test curious about her health history to her shock, she found half-siblings, she never knew existed one of them reached out, revealing their biological father is dr. caldwell >> when i opened it up, it basically just kind of put out there what you're seeing is some half siblings because we believe that the dr. that you did your mother's fertility treatment might be our biological father. >> and i just i just remember sitting there just be like quiet. >> what is happening? >> victorious high school boyfriend who asked his identity be concealed, was also donor conceived. his parents also use dr. caldwell the boyfriend took a deal in a test. >> he texted me and it was a screenshot of the 23 and me connection. and it said you are my

i about how this has been for emma caldwell's family?— caldwell's family?_ who it was. samantha kerr, thank you very much for sharing that with i who it was. samantha kerr, thank you very much for sharing that with us. i for more on this you can watch �*catching a killer: the murder of emma caldwell�* — on bbc iplayer now. coming up to quarter to nine. then and is looking at an issue, and if you�*re fortunate enough to have a pension, orare you�*re fortunate enough to have a pension, or are planning to have a pension, or are planning to have a pension and she got an idea in your head when you would like to retire, or times are tough and you need a bit of extra support, financial support, you are looking at the issue of when you can dip into your pension pot and the consequences of doing so. financial pressures mean more people are being forced to dip into their pension pots early — but it can come at a cost. what i'm about to tell you in the next _ what i'm about to tell you in the next few — what i'm about to tell you in the next few minutes could make a d

the hunt for the murderer of emma caldwell, who was 27 when she was strangled in 2005, was one of theain packer, who's 51, was found guilty of her murder and jailed for life with a minimum of 36 years. lorna gordon has more emma caldwell, a vulnerable young woman who was murdered in terrifying circumstances. her killer was this man, iain packer, who for a quarter of a century carried out a campaign of sexual violence. you would look for vulnerability and exploit it. you also abused women who were not necessarily vulnerable but were in a vulnerable position. your conduct has caused extreme and enduring suffering for so many women and theirfamilies. emma had a happy upbringing but when her sister died from cancer, in her grief, she turned to drugs and then prostitution. she'll always be in our thoughts. she'll always be there. she'll always be my emma. the trial heard of her mother's anguish, of how she and her late husband scoured the streets of glasgow searching for emma in the weeks after their daughter went missing. packer was a jekyll and hyde character, a violent, obsessive user o

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on our panel - tonight - leeann caldwell and lord tonight — leeann caldwell and lord kim darroch.h the latest. 31 of the remaining hostages have been confirmed dead. it comes amid a visit by antony blinken, who says he continues to believe an agreement can be reached to fall an agreement can be reached to fall an agreement can be reached if all the fighting. a court in washington has ruled donald trump does not have immunity. the former president has claimed for several years that he's protected from multiple cases that he's facing. he's likely to peel. he is found a mother guilty after involuntary manchild after her son killed four students —— manslaughter —— likely to appeal. and king charles has been seen in public for the first time since his cancer diagnosis was revealed. he is photographed with the queen consort smiling and waving in london. a very good evening. donald trump can be prosecuted for his attempt to overturn the 2020 election. it sets up overturn the 2020 election. it sets up a likely trial date sometime in late spring or early summer. trump's lawyers argued a pr

caldwell? >> yeah. >> her life, the result of alleged fertility fraud >> people who proud perpetrated fertility fraud they don't practice reproductive medicine. they are predators. >> these three members of congress are among four dozen who have signed onto the legislation with plans to head to the senate >> i'm incredibly thankful for you on your stories because i think that lens what we're trying to do, not for one second. did i ever think when i went through my ivf journey that something like that could have possibly happened. i thought that there was already legislation in place to have my story all over national television is kind of terrible. however, knowing that it's actually doing something, it's actually making meaning we're actually using it to push the legislation has been huge >> even if this proposed legislation eventually becomes law, victoria knows that this may not affect dr. caldwell because he is quite elderly and he is ill she's doing this for other people, erin. and as far

we'll ask giano caldwell and doug collins what they think. nikki haley made a speech.on't know what she is saying or proving by that. she is getting clobbered in her home state. not cats sack stan, not here on "kudlow." that is different than kazakhstan. griff, we appreciate it. liberty bushumal. libtreally blubatoo. mark that one. that was nice! i think you're supposed to stand over there. oh am i? thank you. so, a couple more? we'll just...we'll rip. we'll go quick. libu smeebo. libu bribu. limu bibu...and me. doug: he's an emu! only pay for what you need. jingle: ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ it's odd how in an instant things can transform. slipping out of balance into freefall. i'm glad i found stability amidst it all. gold. standing the test of time. ♪. larry: so a biden economist, lael brainard, gene sperling and others they argue the biden big government spending model is working. let's ask david malpass, former president of the world bank what he thinks about it. they're crowing because they have got, a couple good gdp numbers. okay, it is all done th

—— emma caldwell. parliament passes a tough new bill that imposes prison sentences on anyone convicted of identifying as lgbtq+. and picture perfect — the incredible effort that goes into maintaining the splendour of the sistine chapel, in the vatican. here in the uk, a 31 million pound package has been announced to strengthen security for mps. there are increased concerns about threats to the safety of politicians. but in allmps but in all mps believe it addresses the root of the problem. let's speak to barry sheerman, a labour mp who has himself received a death threat from a member of the public. first of all, what are your thoughts on this new package? does it make you as an mp feel safer? it on this new package? does it make you as an mp feel safer? it depends how it works — you as an mp feel safer? it depends how it works out. _ you as an mp feel safer? it depends how it works out. it _ you as an mp feel safer? it depends how it works out. it seems - you as an mp feel safer? it depends how it wor

we were telling you earlier that in that case over the murder of 27—year—old emma caldwell, it was onetrial judge, lord beckett�*s, has in the last few moments jailed packer for life and ordered to served a minimum of 36 years before he can be considered for parole. emma's body was found in a remote part of south lanarkshire in may 2005, five weeks after she disappeared. this afternoon a jury at glasgow high court found iain packer guilty of her murder, along with 32 other charges against a total of 22 women. just a reminder that that breaking news that has just come into is, that the trialjudge, lord beckett, is jailed iain packerfor life and ordered his serves a minimum of 36 years. the bbc has found that a power company which has received £6 billion in uk green subsidies has been burning wood from some of the world's most precious forests. documents obtained by bbc panorama show that the drax power plant — a converted coal plant which burns wood pellets — took timber from rare forests in canada that it had claimed were "no go areas" drax says its wood pellets are "sustainable and le

joining me is gianno caldwell, fox political analyst. this is so mind boggling.ay i'm seeing on social media residents of chicago, pryor pairly black residents of chicago completely outraged at all the things taken from them and the os tearty we've run out of money and things given to illegal migrants. it's mind boggling. >> the reason why, chars, i've been involved in politics in chicago since i was 14 years old. every year, election year you'll hear the elected officials come into our communities and say, you know what, we don't have the resources to do this, that, or the third. in illinois, in and of itself, 450,000 people live in poverty in illinois. almost 55 schools in illinois and i should say 450,000 in chicago that live in poverty, illinois you have almost 55 schools with kids, not one single student can do math at their grade level. this is outrageous. where is this money going? you've already spent over $500 million on the migrants. you're bringing them in, you're paying their rent, you're giving them universal income. you really laying out the red car

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we start with some breaking news. 51 year old ian packer has been found guilty of murdering emma caldwellpeared almost 19 years ago in glasgow . the 27 year old's in glasgow. the 27 year old's body was found in limefield woods in south lanarkshire . the woods in south lanarkshire. the farmers are warning the whole industry is at risk in the welsh government goes ahead with proposed changes to subsidies as liam halligan for the el tel will outside parliament, they staged a protest against plans which require 20% of agriculture land to be set aside for trees and wildlife habitats. the labour government insists the changes are necessary to fight climate change, but conceded the plan could still be adjusted at the end of a consultation. unions warn there'll be thousands of job losses and leader of the welsh conservatives, andrew rt davies, told gb news it will be disastrous for the country. >> well, let's not forget people need food to survive and live on their everyday existence, so we're not talking about an industry here that isn't required nation. and required to feed the nation. and if d

gianno caldwell fox news political analyst. gentlemen, thank you very, very much.ey today? let's us eat she refuses to drop out with that sound from nikki haley let me play it to you. listen to it and weep. hold on a second, here comes very. >> i refuse to quit. south carolina will vote on saturday. but on sunday, i will still be running for president. i am not going anywhere. larry: so, gianno, she wants to run she can run. if you lose by 30 points in your home state what is the mandate? or what is the reason? or what is the rationale behind your campaigns? at some point you've got to come to grips with that, don't you? >> recent polling out today, recently fox news reported the support of likely voters and south carolina is going to be over 60 plus% of likely voters. now mind you, nikki haley has been lucky to recruit democrats into the primary process to vote for her. she had a little bit of success with that in new hampshire. i do not imagine show much success in south carolina. and certainly after south carolina and she uses looses ist there we've got donald t

sabrina siddiqui, mckay coppins, lucy caldwell, thank you very much. still ahead, how the star witness for the republican impeachment effort ended up back behind bars after claiming that he got the biden misinformation from russian intelligence. that is next. visit coventrydirect.com. you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network. sure is a lot safer than becoming a stuntman for money. get a free line of unlimited intro for a year when you buy one unlimited line. plus, get the new samsung galaxy s24 on us. >>> this are witness for the house republican impeachment inquiry into president joe biden is under arrest taken. this is alexander smyrna off, leaving court after first being arrested for making false statements to the fbi. this morning, he was taken back into custod

the sheet so candidly over at caldwell visiting the new administration of belfast, storm and costs. so for the 1st time, appointments and 2 years of political crisis, that was spots when the main british unionist party worked out. the party protested posts for exit trading arrangements. that's it said i'm the mind. no, not in place in united kingdom. as i said, somebody for now for this, but i'll be back up with more news always. you can find more information on our website. that's obviously what the witness the on counting, the cost of china is economy faces a slew of set. the facts. is it in serious trouble? tech giants, making big profit, skip by laying off thousands of workers plus poly employment, while employees increasingly working multiple jobs. counting the cost on that which is 0. the central hotspots have increased more than 6 times compared to 2022, 55 years works relations. and hays bestselling a seemingly unrelenting false authority say conditions um, particularly dangerous this year, the, and my lifetime, i have seen the for, i sold the period and with it the whole wa

gianno caldwell knows that situation well. a chicago native. what are we supposed to make of what is happening in that city that we all know and love and hold dear to our heart but they are at a breaking point? >> they've been at a breaking point, i would argue they've already broken especially with mayor brandon johnson. what we see in the city of chicago is the usurping of resources. crime out of control. homeless population. people who served this country before the migrants arrive who don't get these kinds of services. black residents who have been crying for support, help for years. i got involved in politics when i was 14 years old since i was that age. what we're seeing right now is modern day jim crow and this is what brandon johnson has done. he could say enough is enough. we have 35,000 new people that have come into the city of chicago, these are migrants. these folks we've had enough. we're at the breaking point. he hasn't done that. he has opened the doors even more. so right now residents are fed up and i can't see him winning re-

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and, lucy caldwell, trump says he was tough on russia a when he was president, but he is taking huge's role here. >> yeah. i mean, respectfully, when we refer to something like this as a blind spot, this isn't a blind spot of trump's. this is a feature, not a bug. donald trump has enjoyed being with cozy with vladimir putin. he has enjoyed being cozy with other dictators, and so what we see here is donald trump refusing to come out and condemn something that is really heartbreaking, heart a breaking, appalling -- harte breaking, appalling and reflective of the rise of authoritarianism globally and that he is not going to be a part of the solution, he is going to continue to be part of the problem not only through his own self-involvement and self-abrantizement, but also his, in comparing himself to navalny or but also in his refusal to condemn the murder of navalny at the hands of vladimir putin. howard: yeah. and keep in mind that the kremlin earlier almost succeeded in poisoning navalny before he voluntarily returned to russia and was jailed. caroline, the media a are not just slam

let's bring back gianno caldwell fox news political analyst. of questions that all reporters have at this point. i would imagine a lot of americans have them, too. and that would be what priorities are being set in this meeting? what are they really fighting over and sticking points? for this close to a partial shutdown on friday clearly there are some issues. >> there will be a lot of issues discussed. a lot of these problems start evidence on joe biden's watch. we didn't have iran using their proxy hezbollah attacking us over 100 times when president trump was in office. we didn't have an open border with 7 million people that we know about crossed over. we didn't have a lot of these issues that are impacting american families like the overdosing from fentanyl. what we've seen under joe biden's watch is the decline of our country in many ways, which will have major ramifications on some of these things they'll discuss in this meeting and have major ramifications for the election next year. >> harris: the ukraine issue is kind of how we got he

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leslie caldwell is back with me. we can see there the calendar.ome news today. that's the trump coup trial, and we saw the supreme court has now gotten the briefs and the responses, and they'll make up their mind over whether to review, slow down, or fast track that case. with the new york case going first, what do you think about that? i think you and i, if we talked six months ago or whatever,what know that one would go first. i don't think anyone would say it's the most serious. >> that's absolutely right. i think that it's in some ways unfortunate that case is going first because that case really had to do with the allegation is that the former president who was campaigning at the time committed campaign finance violations to essentially pay off stormy daniels and hiding the fact that he had asked michael cohen to pay it off, falsely document it, and then pay him to all make himself look better with connection to the campaign and keep out negative information. he did that as a candidate. the actions that were taken in connection with january 6

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so let's bring in leanne caldwell, author of the washington post's early two o2 leon, great to see you. let's talk first about this foreign, this foreign aid package, because it's going to likely pass the senate. they're working that out right now, but that's what everyone thinks will happen. the big question is, what happens next? so house speaker mike johnson then has said in a statement last night that he doesn't want to proceed forward with it and its current form, it will likely die there in the house. >> where >> does it go from here? because he's in quite a predicament? >> you sure. as jessica so in the senate, we expect it to get anywhere from 16 to 18. republican votes and that's actually not very many considering just less than two years ago, a $40 billion of ukraine package passed with 31 votes in the senate. so you could see how the influence of the former president donald trump is really taking hold in the senate. >> and >> next, when it goes to the house speaker johnson, as you mentioned sends out a statement last night saying that this package is inadequate perhaps you w

caldwell, while we did go visit him there's connecticut home. he did not want to talk and his attorney had no comment >> aaron young. thank you so much. it would be incredible though. gosh, if you could prevent those things from happening again, that would be doing good in the world. all right, killing. thank you so much and thanks so much to all of you as always for being with us ac360 begins now good evening thanks. >> for joining us tonight. special coverage bridge of the trump trials, the high drama in deep significance in two of them today. and what are expected to be potentially enormous financial consequences tomorrow. in a third, also late today, the former president is final pitch. the supreme court of why he should be criminally immune for actions he took an office. so there's a lot to get you in this next hour in atlanta today, the drama revolves around fulton county district attorney fani willis, and whether she and her department should be removed from the georgia rico case against the former president and others at issue, her relat

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the mother of emma caldwell says she's angry it's taken so long for her daughter's killer to be broughtto the original police investigation, 19 years ago. iain packer was found guilty of a total of 33 charges of physical and sexual violence against 22 women, and will serve at least 36 years in prison. voters in the constituency of rochdale go to the polls later to elect a new mp. the by—election was called after the death of labour mp, sir tony lloyd. 11 candidates are standing in the seat, with results expected early on friday morning. parents in england will face biggerfines from september if their children miss school without permission. most fines are issued for term—time holidays and the headteachers union, the ascl, said the sanction helped signal that they were unacceptable and led to chaos in schools. those are some of the top stories here. you're live with bbc news. south korea's government has threatened to arrest thousands of striking doctors if they don't return to work by the end of thursday. it also says it will suspend their medical licenses. the doctors have been protest

caldwell because he is quite elderly and he is ill she's doing this for other people, erin. and as far as dr. caldwell, while we did go visit him at his connecticut home, he did not want to talk and his attorney had no comment aaron young. thank you so much. >> match it would be incredible though. gosh, if you could prevent those things from happening again, that would be doing good in the world. all right, >> kaelyn, thank you so much. >> thanks for joining us. the source starts now good evening i'm kaitlan collins on what has been one of the >> most dramatic days in the long running legal saga of donald trump. but i don't say that lightly tonight. he and we learned today that the former president of the united states will face his first criminal trial on march 20, all in one courtroom will be defendant donald trump, adult film star stormy daniels, and hush money payer, michael cohen. we are about to bear witness to history. yes. >> once again, but the drama does not end there. it was almost surreal to watch for hours on live tv today. a, another trump criminal case the top

huge audience, who is he in the american media environment, this is what washington anchor liane caldwell said about him earlier before the release of karlsyn's conversation with putin. look, tucker carlson is almost single-handedly responsible for. the emergence of this pro-russian movement among the ultra-right in the united states. he formed and directed in a certain direction perception of this issue among supporters of the right. it can even be described as the closest thing we here in the us have to russian state media. so i'm not surprised that he does it. it will be interesting to watch this interview, but i suspect that it turned out to be very friendly, because there are more of them. his interview. connection this is takir kalsan's audience, which tetiana varoshko from washington is with us , who is she, and can she increase with pro-russian sentiments after such an interview. well, it's hard to say if it will increase the audience after that, probably me i guess his viewers, fans who switched from to to platform x, those who watched fox, and of course, as the commentator just

position leaders accused him of trying to extend his presidency. nicholas hawk has moved from the caldwell store and he's have banned a really against the election to lice. were in the neighborhood where there was supposed to be a peaceful silence demonstration against president and solve decision to delay the presidential elections. but look at it now. what we see are dozens of roy police battalions patrolling the streets. we've been asked twice to start filming, or to, or race our, which the organizers of the march, say the demonstrations against president mike himself will go ahead at a later date. meanwhile, the authorities have switched off mobile internet or rather suspended it say that the internet is being used. the spread, hateful or device of messages, of course, has got in confidence kicked into something right of the people of choosing the president mark the style that have led to the country to an impasse. the united nations office for human rights has called for a full investigation over police violence that led to the death of 3 demonstrators . meanwhile, the regional body e

the family of murder victim emma caldwell say police failed their daughter and the rape victims of her killer due to a toxic culture of misogyny and corruption . 51 year old serial corruption. 51 year old serial rapist ian parker was jailed for life today with a minimum tum to serve of 36 years for murdering the 27 year old in scotland, 19 years ago . parker was also found years ago. parker was also found guilty of a series of rapes and assaults on other women committed over two decades. emma's family is calling for a judicial public inquiry into how the offender s crimes were handled after police scotland apologised for its failings dunng apologised for its failings during the investigation . a during the investigation. a major search and rescue operation was launched in the engush operation was launched in the english channel this afternoon after the bodies of at least three suspected migrants were pulled from the water. gb news filmed these pictures of an renee lifeboat rushing in bad weather to rescue the small boat, which itself had migrants on board and was getting into difficult

a man has been convicted of murdering emma caldwell 18 years after police first identified him as a potentialled the 27—year—old in april 2005 and left her naked body in remote woods in south lanarkshire. the 51—year—old will receive an automatic life sentence. ministers are consulting backbench tory mps on watering down planned protections for renters in england. the bbc has seen a series of draught government amendments to a bill which aims to ban landlords from evicting tenants without a reason. the proposed changes come from mps who had concerns about no—fault evictions and wanted to increase rights for landlords. the rapperja rule says he has been denied entry into the united kingdom just days before his tour was due to start in cardiff. the us musician was due to kick off the british leg of his latest tour in the welsh capital on friday. you're live with bbc news. french maritime authorities have confirmed that a rescue operation to assist about 180 people attempting to cross the channel was carried out today. it's happened off cap gris nez near calais. those being rescued told the fren

the man accused of murdering emma caldwell has admitted under cross—examination that he previously indecentlyw eight months before her death. he said he was ashamed he continued to have sex with her after she asked him to stop — but he denies killing her. more than 100 families looking after severely—disabled adults and children outside hospital have told the bbc that the nhs is failing to provide enough vital support. the health service says help is based on individual needs, and guidelines ensure consistency across england and wales. but some families describe the system as adversarial. violence and abuse against shop workers rose to 1,300 incidents a day last year, according to a leading trade body. incidents against staff were up by 50% in the year to september 2023 — up from 870 incidents a day the year before. you're live with bbc news. ukraine's military says it's destroyed a russian warship that was in its territorial waters off occupied crimea. these are the pictures released by ukraine's military, showing the moment the warship was hit. moscow has not commented on the incident — alt

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