the letter, delivered by her friends yesterday to cambridgeshire police, says...w of shamsa's case. we've pieced together shamsa's extraordinary story. she was a passionate horse rider and loved spending summers at her father's estate in the surrey countryside. shamsa was cheeky, liked to push all the boundaries and she wasn't what you would call a princess. you know? she was full of life and adventure. shamsa dreamt of going to university, but says that her father wouldn't allow it. so in the summer of the year 2000, she drove a black range rover to the edge of the estate and ran away. after shamsa escaped her father's estate in longcross, she lived as a free woman for around two months. she then checked into this hotel in cambridge. suddenly, herfather�*s operatives arrived and she was captured. by sam the next morning, she was on a helicopter to northern france, where she was transferred to a private jet that took her to dubai. six months later, from her captivity in dubai, shamsa managed to get word of what happened to her to a lawyer in the uk who contacted t

the letter, delivered by her friends yesterday to cambridgeshire police, says...d together shamsa's extraordinary story. she was a passionate horse rider and loved spending summers at her father's estate in the surrey countryside. shamsa was cheeky, liked to push all the boundaries. and she wasn't what you would call "a princess", you know? she was full of life and adventure. she dreamt of going to university but says that her father wouldn't allow it. so in the summer of the year 2000, she drove a black range rover to the edge of the estate, and she ran away. after shamsa escaped her father's estate, she lived as a free woman for around two months. she then checked into this hotel in cambridge. suddenly, her father's operatives arrived, and she was captured. by sam the next morning, she was on a helicopter to northern france, where she was transferred to a private jet that took her to dubai. six months later, from her captivity in dubai, she managed to get word of what happened to her to a lawyer in the uk who contacted the police. dci david beck received the new

i remember how in cambridgeshire you became a master of the _ cambridgeshire you became a master of thed we spent _ of the land. you loved it, and we spent hours _ of the land. you loved it, and we spent hours together working machinery, planting fruit trees, growing — machinery, planting fruit trees, growing veg and mowing the grass. you taught— growing veg and mowing the grass. you taught us to be practical, and your gifts— you taught us to be practical, and your gifts were too. we have a treasure — your gifts were too. we have a treasure chest of tools because of you _ treasure chest of tools because of you oh _ treasure chest of tools because of you. oh my— treasure chest of tools because of you. on my wedding day, you were a steadyihg _ you. on my wedding day, you were a steadying influence. ifeltjittery and asked you to tell me a calming story~ _ and asked you to tell me a calming story you — and asked you to tell me a calming story. you squeezed my hand tied and talked _ story. you squeezed my hand tied and talked to— story. you squeezed my hand tied and talked to me _ story. you

the letter, delivered by her friends yesterday to cambridgeshire police, says...'s estate in the surrey countryside. shamsa was cheeky, liked to push all the boundaries and she wasn't what you would call a princess. you know? she was full of life and adventure. she dreamt of going to university, but says that her father wouldn't allow it. so in the summer of the year 2000, she drove a black range rover to the edge of the estate and she ran away. after shamsa escaped her father's estate, she lived as a free woman for around two months. she then checked into this hotel in cambridge. suddenly, herfather�*s operatives arrived and she was captured. by sam the next morning, she was on a helicopter to northern france, where she was transferred to a private jet that took her to dubai. six months later, from her captivity in dubai, she managed to get word of what happened to her to a lawyer in the uk who contacted the police. dci david beck received the news. it's not every day that| an allegation involving a head of state lands on a police officer's desk. in 2001, dci dav

the letter, delivered by her friends yesterday to cambridgeshire police, says shamsa has "strong links rider and loved spending summers at her father's estate in the surrey countryside. shamsa was cheeky, liked to push all the boundaries, and she wasn't what you would call "a princess", you know? she was full of life and adventure. she dreamt of going to university, but says that her father wouldn't allow it. so in the summer of the year 2000, she drove a black range rover to the edge of the estate and she ran away. after shamsa escaped her father's estate in longcross, she lived as a free woman for around two months. she then checked into this hotel in cambridge. suddenly, herfather�*s operatives arrived and she was captured. by sam the next morning, she was on a helicopter to northern france, where she was transferred to a private jet that took her to dubai. on her enforced return to dubai, shamsa was kept locked up for the next eight years. she was then released from confinement, but her life remained heavily controlled. we spoke to someone who had regular contact with her after she

the letter, delivered by her friends yesterday to cambridgeshire police, says...s cheeky, liked to push all the boundaries and she wasn't what you would call "a princess". you know? she was full of life and adventure. she dreamt of going to university, but says that her father wouldn't allow it. so in the summer of the year 2000, she drove a black range rover to the edge of the estate and she ran away. after shamsa escaped her father's estate, she lived as a free woman for around two months. she then checked into this hotel in cambridge. suddenly, herfather�*s operatives arrived and she was captured. by sam the next morning, she was on a helicopter to northern france, where she was transferred to a private jet that took her to dubai. six months later, from her captivity in dubai, she managed to get word of what happened to her to a lawyer in the uk who contacted the police. dci david beck received the news. it's not everyday that an allegation . involving a head of state lands . on a police officer's desk. in 2001, dci david beck needed to go to dubai to speak to

the letter, delivered by her friends yesterday to cambridgeshire police, says shamsa has strong links was cheeky, liked to push all the boundaries and she wasn't what you would call a princess, you know? she was full of life and adventure. she dreamt of going to university but says that her father wouldn't allow it. so, in the summer of the year 2000, she drove a black range rover to the edge of the estate and she ran away. after shamsa escaped her father's estate in longcross, she lived as a free woman for around two months and then checked into this hotel in cambridge. suddenly, herfather�*s operatives arrived and she was captured. by sam the next morning, she was on a helicopter to northern france, where she was transferred to a private jet that took her to dubai. on her enforced return to dubai, shamsa was kept locked up for the next eight years. she was then released from confinement, but her life remained heavily controlled. we spoke to someone who had regular contact with her after she was released. she was tranquilised all the time. everything she did was controlled. there was

that's been conducted at the royal papworth hospital in cambridgeshire. 0k, ok, let's begin our chat.oth again. and, simon, you're going to kick us off this time around and we are starting with the front page of the mail, jabs for every uk adult byjuly 31. this the front page of the mail, “abs for every uk adult by july 31._ every uk adult by july 31. this is ureat every uk adult by july 31. this is great news- _ every uk adult by july 31. this is great news. and _ every uk adult by july 31. this is great news. and we _ every uk adult by july 31. this is great news. and we have - every uk adult by july 31. this is great news. and we have spoke| every uk adult by july 31. this is - great news. and we have spoke about this before, the idea that we will have our firstjab, this before, the idea that we will have ourfirstjab, it this before, the idea that we will have our firstjab, it does not mean ever and has taken it, the result of that means we may go faster terms of the exit and coming out of lockdown. as mentioned at the top come the ministers have got to agree to meet to agree this

this was the scene as the sun set in cambridgeshire a little bit earlier on.old night under those clear skies for many of us. so through the weekend, things are staying dry largely. some sunny spells around but some chilly nights as well. it won't be dry across the board. we have got a weak front that's working in from the northwest. that will be a bit of a player in the weather through into saturday morning, but it should clear away later saturday and into sunday. it is bringing more cloud and some light patchy outbreaks of rain to scotland and northern ireland through the course of tonight. england and wales are staying dry with some mist and some fog patches and a touch of frost as well, as temperatures get down to freezing or a few degrees below in one or two spots. the areas most likely to see the mist and fog are across parts of the welsh marshes, south wales, down towards somerset and into dorset as well. so some early frost for some of us, some mist and some fog patches that should clear away fairly quickly as the sunshine gets going. through the day,

the letter, delivered by her friends yesterday to cambridgeshire police, says shamsa has "strong linksn the surrey countryside. shamsa was cheeky, liked to push all the boundaries, and she wasn't what you would call "a princess", you know? she was full of life and adventure. she dreamt of going to university, but says that her father wouldn't allow it. so in the summer of the year 2000, she drove a black range rover to the edge of the estate and she ran away. after shamsa escaped her father's estate in longcross, she lived as a free woman for around two months. she then checked into this hotel in cambridge. suddenly, herfather�*s operatives arrived and she was captured. by sam the next morning, she was on a helicopter to northern france, where she was transferred to a private jet that took her to dubai. on her enforced return to dubai, shamsa was kept locked up for the next eight years. she was then released from confinement, but her life remained heavily controlled. we spoke to someone who had regular contact with her after she was released. she was tranquilised all the time. everythi

the letter, delivered by her friends yesterday to cambridgeshire police, says shamsa has strong linkshe dreamt of going to university but says that her father wouldn't allow it. so, in the summer of the year 2000, she drove a black range rover to the edge of the estate and she ran away. after shamsa escaped her father's estate in longcross, she lived as a free woman for around two months and then checked into this hotel in cambridge. suddenly, herfather�*s operatives arrived and she was captured. by sam the next morning, she was on a helicopter to northern france where she was transferred to a private jet that took her to dubai. on her enforced return to dubai, shamsa was kept locked up for the next eight years. she was then released from confinement but her life remained heavily controlled. we spoke to someone who had regular contact with her after she was released. she was tranquilized all the time. everything she did was controlled. there was no spark in shamsa any more, there no fight in her. and i understand that people cannot get their head around it. theyjust see some rich girl

one of the weather watchers sent this in from cambridgeshire.l islands, into the south england as well. back into the sunshine and a few showers in northern ireland north of that. still windy in the final to scotland. on thursday, we still have a new band of rain heading eastwards, and another one heading eastwards, and another one heading north. that will be snowy on the hills above 400 metres. and some showers following on behind but the temperature take a bit of a dip. the average temperature at this time of yearin average temperature at this time of year in glasgow and edinburgh is 7 degrees, it is nine as we push down towards cardiff, and eight in belfast and london certain which is more or less roughly where they should be. what about the outlook? not done with the rain yet, but as we head into the weekend, the temperatures. saturday and sunday in edinburgh, ten and 11, higher than they have been, london we are looking at 16, but possibly somewhere like london in the south—east this weekend could hit 17 degrees. that is in old money and wa

breaking news from cambridgeshire police putting out this that offices of rescued 18 people from thelic�*s help and warning signs to be looked out for at service stations and lay buyers and asked the public to stay aware and keep them informed. 18 people were rescued from the back of a refrigerated lorry near peterborough this morning. the headlines on bbc news... with pubs and theatres due to reopen later this year, the prime minister tasks michael gove with looking into the use of vaccine passports. scotland's first minister says she aims to progressively ease restrictions every three weeks, with a view to reopening the economy from the end of april. travel firms say there has been a surge in people booking overseas holidays since the roadmap out of lockdown was published. under the lifting lockdown roadmap, outdoor sports and sports facilities can reopen from march 29th. but it's not until april 12th at the very earliest that gyms and spas can reopen for individuals and households. let's talk to humphrey cobbold, the boss of puregym. your reaction when you heard that announcement

skaters in cambridgeshire, lucy is in a wheelie bin full of ice. lovely!ther lovely.— is rather lovely. have you done that, the _ is rather lovely. have you done that, the dust _ is rather lovely. have you done that, the dust bin _ is rather lovely. have you done that, the dust bin full- is rather lovely. have you done that, the dust bin full of- is rather lovely. have you done that, the dust bin full of ice? i is rather lovely. have you done i that, the dust bin full of ice? no, i haven't- — that, the dust bin full of ice? no, i haven't- i _ that, the dust bin full of ice? no, i haven't. i i'm _ that, the dust bin full of ice? iifr, i haven't. i i'm tempted but not yet. we spoke to the iceman last week on the programme, he would have us doing that. i have tried cold showers but that doesn't work either. remote working, another story about what so many people have been doing over the last year or so. 0ne been doing over the last year or so. one in five of his workers prefer to continue working from home even after social distancing is lifted —— one in five