shannon crawley was not going to take a deal.ed she wanted to clear her name and would now take her chances in court. >> coming up. >> shannon would look at me with this little smirky look on her face like she knew she was going to get off. >> shannon on the stand. >> for one he's told me since that he did. >> versus the man she says is jermeir on tape. >> are you going to kill me too? >> who would the jury believe, when "internal affairs" continues. inues. ♪ ♪ ♪ everything your trip needs for everyone you love. expedia. for everyone you love. they got him. [ panting ] does scrubbing grease feel like a workout? scrub less with dawn ultra. it's superior grease-cleaning formula gets to work faster. making easy work of tough messes. dawn is a go-to grease-cleaner throughout the kitchen, too. keep a bottle in the laundry room to pre-treat greasy stains. and keep dawn in the garage to lift grease off car rims. it's even gentle enough to clean wildlife affected by oil. dawn's grease cleaning power takes care of tough grease wherever it

shannon crawley. and one more thing. like jamere, she also worked in law enforcement. >> he met shannon back in 2000 when he was in the police academy. shannon was a 9-1-1 communicator and she was one of the people that was in the training session. >> shannon was 21 then. tall, striking, and single. raising two kids. and this is her family. brother keith, jr., and her parents anne and keith crawley. >> she was determined to give the kids a good life, a nice home, and a good education. very caring and -- and loving mother. >> and if you ask her, she say i'm just a mom. and that's how -- i'm just a mom. >> now, at the durham police department, detectives wanted to know more about shannon's relationship with jamere stroud. so they interviewed jamere, who was cooperative but guarded. >> he said, yeah, she caught my eye. i mean, she's 5'10". long, pretty hair. thin. we spoke for a short time. that was in 2000. around 2004, they bumped in again through work. and he asked her for her number. >> and at this point, he's involved

we will bring you more on that incident as soon as we have it. —— crawley down.toria derbyshire now takes a look back at the exclusive interviews and films which have featured on her programme in 2019. hello. welcome. over the next half an hour we'll bring you some highlights from our programme over the last year. we start with a group of men who appeared on our show in february. they are part of a collective known as 56 black men and they are trying to challenge the perceptions and prejudices that many young black men face in britain today. it was the first time so many of them had come together. the beauty of the campaign is it changes the narrative and allows you to understand we are just as intelligent and we have the ability to articulate ourselves just as well as anybody so it's changing the expectation of what we should be based on appearances. in 2019 it isn't an accurate measure of what someone should be like based on the way they look. anyone can look any way and be any way. we will talk about why that is still happening but nigel you wanted to come in.

that is the scene at the crawley down. two women have lost their lives in that incident. dunn, who was killed outside an raf base in august, have met with the home secretary, priti patel, to discuss the case this morning. ms patel is considering seeking the extradition of the wife of an american diplomat, who has been charged with causing death of the teenager by dangerous driving. duncan kennedy reports. hello. very nice to meet you. the home secretary arrived in harry dunn's home village to brief his family in person. inside, she met harry's dad, tim. this is a good opportunity, and thanks for coming to listen to what we need to say, and then hopefully we can move forward and up and help other people if they ever get into this situation. priti has come to try and hear from all of you. the fact that priti patel made thisjourney, along with andrea leadsom, the local mp, is a sign ofjust how much impact this case is having at the highest political levels. it is four months since harry dunn died in a road accident in northamptonshire. anne sacoolas, pictured here on her wed

13:29,430 production at this factory has police were called after a disturbance outside a house in crawleythis morning. a man was found seriously injured at the same address. fallon sherrock, who earlier this week became the first female player to beat a man at darts in a pdc world championship, has won her next match at the tournament. she beat the world number 11, mensur suljovic, 3—1 at alexandra palace to make it through to the third round. afterwards, she said she was proud to be raising the profile of the women's game. it's all just trying to sink in at the moment. it's still not sunk in. so, i'm still in disbelief about what's going on. i've definitely, like, helped put women's darts on the map. i've definitely heard a lot of stories about how i've inspired more younger people to play, like younger girls, more women to take up the sport. there was an upset in the premier league this afternoon when bottom of the table watford beat manchester united 2—0. a mistake by united's goalkeeper, david de gea, helped watford to only their second league win of the season, with their second goal

police were called after a disturbance outside a house in crawley down this morning. at the same address. we've been getting the reaction of one local resident. i just know there was a couple of casualties, someone airlifted to hospital, seriously injured, that is as much as we know at the moment. you know, just really quite shocked. everyone that we have spoken to that we know is equally shocked, so, to see the police presence here is something, we have lived here over 20 years and we have seen nothing like it. tottenham's premier league win over chelsea appeared to be marred by racist behaviour from the crowd. the referee stopped play in the second half after an object was thrown on to the pitch and he was approached by blues defender antonio rudiger. an address made over the public address system then warned "racist behaviour is interfering with the game". we will have more on this later on bbc news. the queen has attended church at sandringham, for a carol concert. she was joined by edward, sophie and their son — but without the duke of edinburgh — who has spent a

police were called after a disturbance outside a house in crawley down this morning.ly injured at the same address. we've been getting the reaction of one local resident. i just know there was a couple of casualties, someone airlifted to hospital, seriously injured, that is as much as we know at the moment. you know, just really quite shocked. everyone that we have spoken to that we know is equally shocked, so, to see the police presence here is something, we have lived here over 20 years and we have seen nothing like it. the queen has attended church at sandringham for a carol concert. she was joined by edward, sophie and their son — but without the duke of edinburgh who has spent a second night in a central london hospital. prince philip, who's 98, is being treated for a pre—existing condition, on the advice of his doctors. our correspondent tolu adeoye is in sandringham and earlier gave us this update. no updates at all from the palace today, we have not heard from them since friday when the duke left sandringham to go to the hospital in london for what was describ

has been arrested in sussex on suspicion of murder after the deaths of two women outside a house in crawleyn. the queen attends a church service in sandringham — while the duke of edinburgh remains in hospital receiving treatment for a pre—exisiting condition. now on bbc news, it's time for sportsday. (1830 sunday sportsday) hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. coming up: chelsea's premier league win over tottenham is marred by an allegation of racist abuse from spurs fans. a howlerfrom de gea costs man united — who are beaten by the bottom side watford. and liverpool fly back to focus on winning the premier league, after victory in the club world cup final. also coming up in the programme... fallon sherrock marches on at ally pally — so what next for the new superstar of darts? hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. we should be starting tonight by talking about a brilliant away win for chelsea over spurs in the premier league, but instead all the headlines will be about racism — after an allegation of abuse by some spurs fans. this is the chelsea defender antoni

somebody hasjust gatwick and crawley is cut off from london.s just tweeted, brighton cut off, police sent avocados! but seriously, on a busy day like this, it is causing massive disruption. —— please send. you have trains stranded south of partick which means that even though the line from here to gatwick is open, many trains have been cancelled including the gatwick express. elsewhere in sussex there are problems around crowborough and in the south—west, the line between exeter and taunton also had flooding. a very busy day, the mix of normal commuters trying to get to work and if you are struggling in but also of course a busy day at the airports. the busiest day of the winter at heathrow and manchester airports and we have problems caused by the weather there, not too much disruption in the sky is so far i'm glad to say but if you are trying to get to gatwick by road or rail, allow loads of time. simon, thank you very much. we will keep an eye on that as the day progresses. australia's prime minister, scott morrison, has cut short his holida

police in sussex are dealing with a major incident in crawley down with reports that two

police were called after a disturbance outside a house in the village of crawley down this morning. 80ross england following heavy rain. yalding in kent is one of several places under water, forcing this caravan site to be abandoned. drivers are being warned not to drive through standing water or ignore road closures. prince philip remains in a london hospital after being admitted on friday to be treated for a "pre—existing condition", according to royal officials. earlier today, the queen went to church at sandringham in norfolk with her youngest son, prince edward and his family. the home secretary has met the father of harry dunn — the 19—year—old who died in a car crash outside an raf base in northamptonshire in august. priti patel said she wanted to reassure the family — who want to see the driver charged over the crash, anne sacoolas, to be extradited from the united states. duncan kennedy reports. the home secretary arrived in harry dunn's home village to brief his family in person. hello, good to meet you. thank you. inside, harry's dad, tim, said he welcomed the gesture. this

the two women — one aged 32 and the other 76 — were murdered outside a house in crawley down yesterdayon suspicion of murder." and that "he is in a very unstable condition at the royal sussex county hospital." a woman has died nearly two weeks after a bus crashed in swansea. 36—year—old jessica jing ren was travelling on the double decker when it crashed in to a bridge on the 12th of december. her family said she was a devoted wife and mother and that she would be deeply missed. eight people were injured in the accident. a 63—year—old man who was arrested in connection with the crash has been released under investigation. australia‘s prime minister, scott morrison, has again defended the coal industry, despite conceding yesterday that climate change has helped fuel the country‘s bushfires. he said there was no need to impose new carbon targets. meanwhile, the leader of new south wales says ‘catastrophic‘ fire conditions have almost completely destroyed the community of a small town that‘s home to around four—hundred people. balmoral, south west of sydney, has been engulfed by flames, a

the two women — one aged 32 and the other 76 — were murdered outside a house in crawley down yesterdayhe house in hazel way, is under arrest on suspicion of murder." and that: "he is in a very unstable condition at the royal sussex county hospital." a woman has died nearly two weeks after a bus crashed in swansea. 36—year—old jessica jing ren was travelling on the double decker when it crashed in to a bridge on the 12th of december. her family said she was a devoted wife and mother and that she would be deeply missed. eight people were injured in the accident. a 63—year—old man who was arrested in connection with the crash has been released under investigation. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. the christmas week is looking mixed. we will continue with sunshine and showers in the run up to the big day. some of the showers could be heavyin day. some of the showers could be heavy in the south on christmas eve. the big day should be dry, chilly with sunshine, before wet and windy weather on boxing day. we have low pressure to the north, bringing sunshine and shower

government has been very forward firm that these reforms are necessary because the present amount crawley made this one of his campaign promises saying that the pension system is out of date is inefficient it is costing too much public money and also that is unfair because there are some people who retire special benefits of special schemes according to their profession such as rail workers and that allows them to retire earlier the government says that the this needs to change in the pension system needs to become a lot fairer but one of the issues for the government is they haven't detailed the exact plans for their pension reform yet not really fueling the protests because there's a lot of uncertainty and in fact are frauds as main business union has actually come out and called upon the government to try and clarify its plans as these strikes go on because they are causing so much disruption but we are expecting to hear from the prime minister ed wofully on wednesday he says he will lay out all the government's pension plans on the table thank you for that matter in paris. the u.k. ha