danielle jones's family for 16 years. marc ashdown, bbc news, essex.from across the middle east including israeli campaigners say attitudes towards asian people with disabilities hoping to get married, need to change, the lab is designed to encourage collaboration between the nations. this machine acts as an equally powerful microscope. there are some 60 of these around the world and they are used for studying everything from pharmaceuticals to plants, to ancient remains. this is the first to be built in the middle east. what is the big deal, you might think? some of the countries involved in this project arejordan, egypt, turkey, cyprus, iran, and amazingly israel as well. one of the people who has been steering this project to fruition is chris llewellyn smith, a british physicist. how amazed are you given the sort of countries involved? given how hostile they can be to each other, they're here you are today and the thing is starting to work? the scientists involved in sesame overlook the politics, they work together as scientists producing a facilit

first tonight, danielle jones. .. of national interest. hundreds of police officers searched over a thousand locations. in august the same year, mobile phone evidence contributed to the arrest and eventual conviction of her uncle, stuart campbell. campbell was sentenced to life for her murder, but he refused to say where he had hidden his victim's body. today, danielle's parents, tony and linda, came to see the operation which was launched following fresh information from the public. senior officers say it echoes nonspecific information received back in 2001, but that these garages were never searched. there was some similar information, not identical to that that we've received earlier this year, but clearly we will work to understand why. my priority this week, though, is to make sure we do everything that we can to reunite danielle with her family. the search continued into the evening, it will resume tomorrow, when police say they expect to make a further statement. robert hall, bbc news, essex. on his first full d

danielle jones's parents have been told about today's search.g for all these yea rs. a 101—year—old war veteran has become the oldest person in the world to complete a sky dave. he jumped 15,000ft from the plane along with three generations of his family. keeping britain's oldest —— he became britain's oldest skydiver when he was 100. that was not enough. yesterday, verdun hayes took on the world and won. he only needed tojump on the world and won. he only needed to jump from 10,000ft for the record, but he went for 15,000ft, and he wasn't alone. four generations in one plane. well done! congratulations! hooray! you have done it, verdun! well done! how are you feeling? absolutely over the moon! what a job! today, you feeling? absolutely over the moon! what ajob! today, his achievement was starting to sink in. i slept very well indeed, and i woke up i slept very well indeed, and i woke up this morning the happiest man in the world. without any shadow of doubt. it was wonderful. it was amazing, such a privilege, my great grand dad, my grand dad an

been here now for two days, an unassuming set of garages which could hold the key to finding danielle jonesk in 2001. this was one of hundreds of leads and tip—offs detectives received. at the time, it was one of the most expensive police operations ever mounted. danielle jones disappeared on her way to school. her uncle, stuart campbell, was found guilty of abducting and murdering her. he was sentenced to life in prison, but has never given any clue as to what happened to her. i'd implore stuart campbell, or anybody else that knows anything around danielle jones's disappearance, her murder, and where her body is, to come forward and speak to us. her parents and the rest of the family have suffered unimaginably over the last 16 years. they deserve to know where their daughter is and be reunited with her. over the years, this investigation has generated 8000 lines of inquiry, with 1000 separate searches carried out. the information about these garages is described as very credible, and could finally solve the mystery which has haunted danielle's family for 16 years. marc ashdown, bbc news, g

the metro focuses on the search for body of missing schoolgirl danielle jones, following a tip—off, 16says a balanced diet and exercise can help fight arthritis. that's a summary of the news, newsday is coming up at midnight — now on bbc news it's time for newsnight with emily maitlis. tonight... forget about 100 years of history, the conservatives promise to be the party that stands up for workers rights. they unveil a raft of new proposals — but what does it actually mean for the national living wage? will it reach £9 an hour by 2020? it depends what average earnings are, but what he said was that, the national living wage should be 60% of the median wage, if you like. so if wages do not rise as much, will you fill that gap and make sure that it gets to £9 an hour? we said we are aiming at 60%. it has just been announced that ian brady has died. is that the end of the story of the morris murderers. —— moors murderers. also tonight, whose fault is it the nhs got hit so hard by the ransom—ware virus? there is a five billion pound backlog. the it budget has to provide imaging equipment

danielle jones was 15 when she was abducted and murdered by her uncle.hen daniellejones disappeared in 2001, it led to a huge police investigation, and a desperate appeal from the family. for god's say, come forward. i am so desperate to get her back. but the teenager was never seen again. a year later, her uncle, stuart campbell, was jailed for her abduction and murder, even though danielle's body was never found. today, though, the search continued in this quiet street in thurrock. specialist teams began looking inside some garages. essex police say they are acting on what they call new and credible information. but it has not come from stuart campbell. for 16 years, he has refused to tell detectives what happened to his niece, and he has refused to say where her body is. essex police have revealed they did receive a tip—off about this location when danielle first went missing, although it was not one of the 1000 garages they searched. the officer now leading the operation has not yet worked out why. there was some similar information, not identical, b

the metro focuses on the search for body of missing schoolgirl danielle jones, following a tip—off, 16 she disappeared. and the express says a balanced diet and exercise can help fight arthritis. now it's time for the travel show. coming up on this week's travel show: we're in colombia, exploring the legacy of one of the country's most controversial criminals. we're here at pablo‘s prison slash five star resort! 0oops! did ijust make that man crash? i hit the road in tokyo, taking tourists for a ride. they look a bit shell—shocked! and global gadgets gives you the lowdown on how to take a selfie from up in the sky! hello and welcome to the travel show, coming to you this week from tokyo in japan, with me carmen roberts. a little later on in the show, i'll be trying my hand at pulling one of the iconic rickshaws that weaves its way through the streets here. but first... we're in medellin, in the north west of colombia. two decades ago it was one of the most dangerous cities in the world, as the notorious drug lord pablo escobar waged war against the government. now, the city has been tr

danielle jones was fifteen when she was abducted and murdered by her uncle. s never seen again. a year later, her uncle, stuart campbell, was jailed for her abduction and murder, even though danielle's body was never found. today, though, a search in this quiet street in thurrock. specialist teams began looking inside some garages. essex police say they are acting on what they call new and credible information. but it hasn't come from stuart campbell. for 16 years he has refused to tell detectives what happened to his niece, and he has refused to say where her body is. the officer now leading the operation has not yet worked out why. there was some similar information, not identical, but my priority this week is to make sure we do everything we can to reunite danielle with her family. daniellejones' parents have been told about today's search. they say they hope it will bring some of the answers they have been waiting for all these years. in his first full day in office the new french president, emmanuel macron, has named edouard philippe as his prime minister

danielle jones was 15 when she was abducted and murdered by her uncle stuart campbell in 2001, but hero school and was never seen again. but could this be a breakthrough? this morning, specialist teams moved in to search this garage. danielle's parents, tony and linda, soon arrived at the place where detectives now believe she may be buried. the schoolgirl‘s uncle, stuart campbell, was jailed for murder even though her body was never found. essex police say they are acting on what they describe as new and credible information received earlier this year, but it hasn't come from stuart campbell. for the past 16 years, he's refused to tell detectives what happened to his niece and he's refused to say where her body is. essex police have revealed they did receive a tip—off about this location when danielle first went missing, although it wasn't one of 1,000 garages they searched. the officer now leading this operation hasn't yet worked out why. there was some similar information, not identical to that we received earlier this year, but clearly we'll work to understand why. my priority this

and so i worked my way up from the bottom using general daniel chappie jones as my here row, first black four-star general in the air force. so when i got to united and had an encounter with a captain that asked me do we have white pilots anymore, and he had notice that there was more black pilots getting hired. >> hold on. hold the phone. this is a white pilot asking you. >> yes. >> do we hire anymore white pilots? >> right. i was on a probationary check ride and i said i think so and i went ahead and done my job. come to find out this white pilot was from my hometown of america's georgia, and his family owned a restaurant that we couldn't eat in. >> no way. >> yes, sir. >> that's a small world. >> yes. >> you went ahead and did your job as black foal being have been doing this for years. you keep your head down and you do your work. >> yeah. >> but how emotionally did you process that as your welcome to the company? >> well, i told myself a long time ago growing up in the south, under jim crow laws that there's not a whole lot you can do about it by acting out, you just show people tha

fourth day of garage excavations in thurrock has still not found any trace of murdered schoolgirl danielle jones the campaign for better transport says it‘s totally u na cce pta ble. let‘s have a look at the travel situation now. 0n the tube there is a good service on all lines, with a part suspension of tfl rail. there‘s disruption between gidea park and shenfield. that‘s also affecting greater anglia services. elsewhere, on the trains there‘s major disruption too between luton and st pancras, which is affecting thameslink and east midlands trains. all lines are currently blocked. 0n the roads, lots of problems on the m25 atjunction 2 for the a2. eastbound a2 is closed before the m25 due to an accident, with congestion to dartford heath. the limehouse link tunnel has reopened westbound after an earlier accident. congestion, though, on prince regent lane to the a13. and, finally, godstone — the a22 is partially blocked southbound at the m25 due to an accident. let‘s have a check on the weather now, with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. well, it‘s a wet start to the day. great weather, aga

daniel suarez and erik jones.er suarez nor at these speeds in this race. >> darrell: suarez has done a nice job of quietly finding him self in the top ten the last several weeks. >> jeff: he'll feel 600 miles tomorrow when he wakes up. >> darrell: the old neck will be hurting, won't it? >> mike: the rookie running order. matt. >> matt: the 19 of daniel suarez. he puts so much into it. watching films from past races and talking to drivers. he acclimates himself to new situations. he did a double duty in chicago in 2015. ran 525 miles in a truck and indycar. he continues to get better. they can't wait until they go to racetracks for a second time like here in charlotte. >> mike: what's about the difference between these two, carl edwards had won a lot of races in. a lot of history and success. erik jones stepping into a brand-new race team. with jones running seventh and truex leading, barney visser might have his first-ever race with two of his cars finishing in the top ten. >> darrell: it's looking good right now.

when it was announced daniel cormier was going to fight jon jones the other day, they were going back forth and screaming at each other. >> is this man going to mess this up again by sandblasting prostitutes? harvey: what does that mean? >> is that like shoot your kidney stones at her? [laughter] >> lil wayne is furious at

when it was announced daniel cormier was going to fight jon jones the other day, they were going backnd screaming at each other. >> is this man going to mess this up again by sandblasting prostitutes? harvey: what does that mean? >> is that like shoot your kidney stones at her? [laughter] >> lil wayne is furious at

daniel krauthammer: a little hard to avoid a connection with the last name. not exactly smith or jones, so charles is my father. time --et this a long been at this a long time. we talk about politics time to time, but he has his views and i have mine. host: we will go to bill. independent line. caller: good morning. i was wondering, just so happens i am looking at it now, not necessarily a proponent of his, but there was a column in the newspapers saying trump doesn't know what it is to know, very interesting article. ,hen talk to people about trump i recently retired, and from what point of view i did something you are supposed to do as an american. i'm fairly good shape financially, healthwise and such, but i am afraid his lack of true knowledge about how to grow government could run the wheels off the bus. that is what frightens me. i know he does stuff i don't like, but is there a possibility he could do that? host: thank you. daniel krauthammer: thank you, bill, for the question. i read that calling your to referring to -- you are referring to. i am not as much a student of histor

also tonight: danielle jones was murdered 16 years ago — now police search for her body after a new lead