we looked atjohn cannan under the suspects, eliminated all the other suspects and john cannan was firmlyld leeds and there is no doubt that john cannan was in fulham on the day susie went missing, he was mr kipper. if you look at the photofit of mr kipper, that wasjohn cannan. his modus operandi, he was responsible for the murder of shirley banks in bristol, he has raped a number of women, abducted a number of women, it all ties in with john cannan being the primary suspects and all our evidence, most of it being circumstantial, led to john cannan and no other person. for our younger viewers, the significance of the name mr kipper, that was what suzy lamplugh had written in her diary, she was going foran written in her diary, she was going for an appointment with a mr kipper, andi for an appointment with a mr kipper, and i understand thatjohn cannan's nickname was kipper. can ijust add one final point to that which is here important. john cannan viewed a house not far from the area, we got an id orjust to draw a picture of mr kipperand it an id orjust to draw a picture of mr kipper and i

john cannan has always denied having anything to do with her murder.ed, launched a trust in her name to support victims of stalking and violence. it played an instrumental role in the protection from harassment act. we are really hoping that there's going to be some sort of a resolution, and our thoughts are predominantly with the family today. police have excavated other sites in the hunt for suzy‘s remains. this case gripped the attention of the nation. now, the question is whether a 32—year—old mystery will finally be solved. sima kotecha, bbc news, sutton coldfield. in the past hour, president trump has arrived at the synagogue in pittsburgh where 11 people were killed in a shooting. six other people were injured. 0ur correspondent jane 0'brien is in pittsbrugh for us now with the latest. we have been seeing various pictures of the president and his family, chain, visiting the synagogue. there has been some controversy about his visit here but they decided it was the right thing to do to calm. yes, he did. he hasjust actually let. as cuzzl he did.

john cannan has always denied having anything to do with her murder.ed, launched a trust in her name to support victims of stalking and violence. it played an instrumental role in the protection from harassment act. we are really hoping that there's going to be some sort of a resolution, and our thoughts are predominantly with the family today. police have excavated other sites in the hunt for suzy‘s remains. this case gripped the attention of the nation. now the question is whether a 32—year—old mystery will finally be solved. sima kotecha, bbc news, sutton coldfield. the lawyer for a man accused of murdering two nine—year—old girls over three decades ago says the police have spent 32 years building a case against the wrong person. he instead pointed the finger of blame at the father of one of the girls. karen hadaway and nicola fellows disappeared in 1986 near brighton. former roofer russell bishop is on trial for the second time for the murders. the american organised crime boss, james "whitey" bulger, has been found dead in his cell at a prison in

the man named by police as the prime suspect was john cannan.ied murdering suzy and has never been charged. police have excavated other sites in the hunt for her remains, but they have never extensively examined the house they are searching today. certainly we didn't dig up the garden or search the garden during my reinvestigation, because there was no intelligence or evidence to suggest that john cannan had secreted the body there. suzy lamplugh‘s mother and father set up a trust in their daughter's name to support victims of stalking and violence. both parents have since died, but the organisation lives on. we are obviously very shocked to hear the news. we are really hoping that there is going to be some sort of a resolution and our thoughts are predominantly with the family today. the search in sutton coldfield began after police received new information. but it will be some time before they know if suzy lamplugh‘s body is buried here. danny shaw, bbc news. a book of condolence has been opened at leicester city's king power stadium for peopl

the previous owner of the property, going back 25 years, the mother of john cannan.on air's technical director after one of their planes crashed on monday. meanwhile, search and rescue workers have detected a large object underwater where the passenger plane with 189 people on board came down. ground staff lost touch with the aircraft shortly after it took off from jakarta. earlier, our correspondent, rebecca henschka, injakarta gave us an update on the investigation. well, in the port area where this rescue operation is taking place, just a short drive from where i am now, divers are out at sea trying to retrieve the main body of the plane. they've said this morning that they believe they have the right co—ordinates and they are getting very close to what they think is the main part of the plane that, of course, has the black box recordings in it. the financial regulator tells us that car and home insurance firms are making thousands of loyal customers pay well over the odds. and rewarding those who take out new policies. what are they going to do? we are talking ab

eight years later, suzy was officially declared dead. john cannan has always denied having anything tove both died, launched a trust in her name to support victims of stalking and violence. it played an instrumental role in the protection from harassment act. we are really hoping that there's going to be some sort of a resolution and our thoughts are predominantly with the family today. police have excavated other sites in the hunt for suzy‘s remains. this case gripped the attention of the nation. another question is whether a 32—year—old mystery will finally be solved. sima kotecha, bbc news, sutton coldfield. an ex—nurse in germany has admitted that he murdered 100 patients, making him one of the world's most prolific serial killers. niels hogel, who's 41, administered fatal doses of medication to the people in his care at two hospitals in northern germany. his motive, prosecutors say, was to impress colleagues by resuscitating the very patients he'd attacked. people in leicester have been paying tribute to the victims of last weekend's helicopter crash. fans and well—wishers have be

john cannan has always denied having anything to do with her murder., launched a trust in her name to support victims of stalking and violence. it played an instrumental role in the protection from harassment act. we are really hoping that there's going to be some sort of a resolution, and our thoughts are predominantly with the family today. police have excavated other sites in the hunt for suzy‘s remains. this case gripped the attention of the nation. now the question is whether a 32—year—old mystery will finally be solved. sima kotecha, bbc news, sutton coldfield. the lawyer for a man accused of murdering two nine—year—old girls over 30 years ago says the police have spent 32 years building a case against the wrong person. he instead pointed the finger of blame at the father of one of the girls. karen hadaway and nicola fellows disappeared in 1986 near brighton. former roofer russell bishop is on trial for the second time for the murders. leicester city fans and well—wishers have been paying their respects to the victims of last weekend's helicopter

the search is taking place at a house once owned by the mother ofjohn cannan, the prime suspect in suzy

the man named by police as the prime suspect was john cannan. killing, but has denied murdering suzy and has never been charged. police have excavated other sites in the hunt for her remains, but they have never extensively examined the house they are searching today. certainly we didn't dig up the garden or search the garden during my reinvestigation, because there was no intelligence or evidence to suggest that john cannan had secreted the body there. suzy lamplugh‘s mother and father set up a trust in their daughter's name to support victims of stalking and violence. both parents have since died, but the organisation lives on. we are obviously very shocked to hear the news. we are really hoping that there is going to be some sort of a resolution and our thoughts are predominantly with the family today. the search in sutton coldfield began after police received new information. but it will be some time before they know if suzy lamplugh‘s body is buried here. danny shaw, bbc news. we can now speak to rachel griffin, chief executive of the suzy

the man named by police as the prime suspect was john cannan.never been charged. police have excavated other sites in the hunt for her remains, but they have never extensively examined the house they are searching today. certainly we didn‘t dig up the garden or search the garden during my reinvestigation, because there was no intelligence or evidence to suggest that john cannan had secreted the body there. suzy lamplugh‘s mother and father set up a trust in their daughter‘s name to support victims of stalking and violence. both parents have since died, but the organisation lives on. we are obviously very shocked to hear the news. we are really hoping that there is going to be some sort of a resolution and our thoughts are predominantly with the family today. the search in sutton coldfield began after police received new information. but it will be some time before they know if suzy lamplugh‘s body is buried here. danny shaw, bbc news. a former nurse in germany has admitted killing 100 patients in his care. 0n the first day of his trial, niels ho

the house in sutton coldfield used to belong to the mother of convicted murdererjohn cannan. ms lamplugh but has never been charged. the conservatives will not win the next election by trying to spend more than labour on public services — that's the verdict of the former chancellor, george osbourne. in a bbc interview, mr osborne also expressed regret about how david cameron's government handled the issues of immigration and membership of the european union, in the run—up to the brexit referendum in 2016. first of all, we didn't spot the shift in politics. there are things we could have done i think to fix the banking system more quickly than we did. i think we were wrong to play into the debate that everything that brussels did was a challenge and a battle and was wrong. we were too late in the day trying to explain some of the benefits of european union membership. being overweight or underweight presents a greater risk of death than previously thought, according to new research. a team led by the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine found that maintaining a healt

are searching a property in sutton coldfield which once belonged to the mother of prime suspectjohn cannant said a review of school exclusions and their impact on children was ongoing. so, we know for some children they will be having really minimal education, maybe even an hour a day, others will be having none at all, and that‘s really unacceptable. those children are then at risk of criminal gangs, of exploitation, of not getting an education and not having a future and that is unacceptable in this day and age for children to not get that support. the indonesian authorities are continuing their efforts to recover the wreckage of the lion air plane which crashed into the java sea on monday. the bodies of several victims have been recovered, but it‘s thought many more could remain inside the fuselage of the boeing 737. rebecca henschke has the latest from jakarta. indonesia‘s search and rescue teams have deployed divers who are now focusing on trying to recover the main part of the plane, as well as recovering the black box, so they can felt the full story of why this almost new plane cra

the search is taking place at a house once owned by the mother ofjohn cannan, the prime suspect in suzy

of a house in sutton coldfield, which once belonged to the mother of the convicted murderer, john cannan lamplugh, but has never been charged. with five months to go until the uk leaves the eu, what might brexit mean for sport? horse racing attracts around six million people to the racetrack each year. it's big business too, employing more than 17,000 people. the sport relies on not only the free movement of horses but people too. our sports news correspondent richard conway is at newmarket horse auction to look at what impact brexit might have. good morning. what we are seeing behind us are two—year—old horses and upwards in training and there is and upwards in training and there is a brisk trade going on this morning but as you say, the industry around horse racing is concerned about the impact of brexit over specifically that free movement of thoroughbreds throughout europe and about retaining the best staff possible to look after, maintain and care for the welfare of the horses. and that's all because the british horse racing industry wants to maintain its position at the head of the