our thoughts her was david boyd. 0ur thoughts remain— her was david boyd.avid boyd. our thoughts. remain with nikki's family for whom this must— remain with nikki's family for whom this must he — remain with nikki's family for whom this must he a — remain with nikki's family for whom this must be a difficult— remain with nikki's family for whom this must be a difficult time. - remain with nikki's family for whom this must be a difficult time. we - this must be a difficult time. we hope _ this must be a difficult time. we hope this— this must be a difficult time. we hope this result _ this must be a difficult time. we hope this result gives _ this must be a difficult time. we hope this result gives them - this must be a difficult time. wel hope this result gives them some this must be a difficult time. we - hope this result gives them some of the answers— hope this result gives them some of the answers and _ hope this result gives them some of the answers and they _ hope this result gives them some of the answers and they can _ hope this result gives them so

this was not an isolated case for david boyd.— case for david boyd. . as your _ case for david boyd. yes, david boyd, as your hard, _ case for david boyd. yes, david boyd, as your hard, again, - case for david boyd. yes, david boyd, as your hard, again, she| boyd, as your hard, again, she considered this an aggravating factor in the case, as far back as 1986, before the murder of nikki allan, david boyd had approached women and asked to touch them. he had subsequent convictions for indecent assault. clearly the judge had taken those factors into consideration in the sentencing today, believing that... because in the trial itself, there was no suggestion from the prosecution of a sexual motive to the crime, that was brought up this morning in some of the legal submissions this morning, that the prosecution believed there was a sexual motive to david boyd's lowering of nikki allan to this building, and thejudge clearly agreed with that, and she said there was a sexual motive to this crime, she believed, and that he had a track record of fantasising their

against david boyd and his- against david boyd and his meticulously— against david boyd and his meticulouslyd and his- meticulously pieced together all available — meticulously pieced together all available evidence _ meticulously pieced together all available evidence to _ meticulously pieced together all. available evidence to demonstrate meticulously pieced together all- available evidence to demonstrate to the satisfaction— available evidence to demonstrate to the satisfaction of— available evidence to demonstrate to the satisfaction of the _ available evidence to demonstrate to the satisfaction of the jury _ available evidence to demonstrate to the satisfaction of the jury that - the satisfaction of the jury that the satisfaction of the jury that the only— the satisfaction of the jury that the only person _ the satisfaction of the jury that the only person who _ the satisfaction of the jury that the only person who could - the satisfaction of the jury that| the only person who could have killed _ the only person who could have killed nikki _ the only person who could have killed nikki a

and identifying david boyd.t in— sunderland are also played their part in ensuring justice for nicky and her— part in ensuring justice for nicky and herfamily. iwould part in ensuring justice for nicky and her family. i would like to take this opportunity to thank each and every— this opportunity to thank each and every resident who provided us with their dna — every resident who provided us with their dna. without their help, today's— their dna. without their help, today's conviction would not have been _ today's conviction would not have been possible. thank you. | today's conviction would not have been possible. thank you. i am because our— been possible. thank you. i am because our concern, _ been possible. thank you. i am because our concern, head - been possible. thank you. i —n because our concern, head of complex casework. 30 years ago, david boyd took the life of nikki allan, a girl who trusted him. despite the grief enjoyed by herfamily, he continued to pretend he was not involved in the killing for 30

david boyd, stand up.before consideration is given to your release by the parole board. that's the moment the sentence was handed down. 0ur correspondent rowan bridge has been outside newcastle crown court. if you look at some of the comments she made in her summing up there, she said that it was a crime that shocked and bewildered the community for 31 years, that nikki allan was loved, she left a hole in herfamily and a hole in the community in which she lived. it was a terrible crime that shocked a community, that went unsolved for three decades. nikki allan was a seven—year—old girl who was out on an evening, was lured by david boyd to a disused building, as we heard there, in sunderland by the dockside, where he attacked her, thejudge said, with a sexual motive. she said she believed that he either committed a sexual assault or intended to commit a sexual assault on nikki allan, who then fought back and screamed, and he then managed to get her into the building, where he then carried out what she descr

that man was david boyd, 25 years old at the time, now 55. advances in dna evidence found traces of him on nikki allan's clothes. david boyd hid his crime, lying about his involvement and prolonging the family's suffering, knowing all along that he had taken the life of their little girl. nikki lived in a ground floor flat on this estate in sunderland. her killer lived on the third floor of the block. the whole estate has since been demolished. her body was found dumped in this derelict building, not far from her home. her mother still remembered that day. your life just changed and nobody... i'm sitting there and i'm saying, "where's me bairn, where's me bairn?" i felt like a zombie, i couldn't move. me sister came in, "what shoes did nikki have on her feet?" i said, "i can't remember, ican't remember." there was uproar at leeds crown court today when a jury - acquitted a 24—year—old man of murder... - in 1993, another man was tried and cleared of nikki's murder. for three decades after this photo was taken, david boyd thought he had got awa

that man was david boyd — 25 years old at the time, now 55. - the murder of nikki allan. advances in dna evidence found traces of him on nikki allan's clothes. david boyd hid his crime, lying about his involvement and prolonging the family's suffering, knowing all along that he had taken the life of their little girl. nikki lived in a ground—floor flat on this estate in sunderland. her killer lived on the third floor of the block. the whole estate has since been demolished. her body was found dumped in this derelict building, not far from her home. her mother still remembers that day. your life just changed and nobody... i'm sitting there and i'm saying, "where's me bairn, where's me bairn?" i felt like a zombie, i couldn't move. me sister came in, "what shoes did nikki have on her feet?" i've said, "i can't remember, ican't remember." there was uproar at leeds crown court today when a jury - acquitted a 24—year—old man of murder... - in 1993, another man was tried and cleared of nikki's murder. for three decades after this photo was taken, da

david boyd must be nearby when that encounter took place. minutes for you and nikki allan to walk from the bus stop to there. you, david boyd, were leading nikki allan to a derelict building surrounded by a walled area of rough scrubland. you took her into that rough ground, where you sexually assaulted her, or at least attempted to do so. nikki was heard screaming at around 10pm by mrs 05borne, who was in herflat at around 10pm by mrs 05borne, who was in her flat overlooking at around 10pm by mrs 05borne, who was in herflat overlooking high street east. you struck her across the face, causing her lip to bleed. you did this to shut her up. before or after this, there must have been some sort of a struggle between you, as nikki�*s and rick came off and she lost both of her shoes. —— her and rack him. among different screens her screams about her fate was sealed, you killed her to silence her and prevent herfrom sealed, you killed her to silence her and prevent her from telling anyone that you had sexually assaulted her attempted to do so. you

david boyd, stand—up.992, the sentence of the court is one of life imprisonment, and you will serve a term of 29 years subject to the 366 days which you have spent on remand before consideration is given to your release by the parole board. you can be taken down. justice lambert there in court, sentencing david boyd for the murder of nikki allan, the seven—year—old girl in 1992. he has been sentenced to 29 years in prison. let'sjoin our correspondent outside the court. very detailed distressing account, sometimes repeated there by the judge, of what happened to nikki allan in october judge, of what happened to nikki allan in 0ctober1992. judge, of what happened to nikki allan in october 1992.— judge, of what happened to nikki allan in october 1992. that's right. if ou look allan in october 1992. that's right. if you look at _ allan in october 1992. that's right. if you look at some _ allan in october 1992. that's right. if you look at some of _ allan in october 1992. that's right. if you look at some of th

david boyd, 25 years old at the time, now 55.d traces of him on nikki allan's clothes. nikki lived in a ground floorflat on this estate in sunderland. her killer lived on the third floor of the block. the whole estate has since been demolished. sharon is nikki's mum. it's hard to comprehend the effect this has had on her life. your life just changed and nobody... i'm sitting there and... i felt like a zombie. my sister came in. "what shoes did nikki have on her feet?" i said i couldn't remember. the search ended when nikki's body was found dumped in this derelict building not farfrom her home. there was uproar at leeds crown court today when a jury acquitted a 24—year—old man of murder in 1993. the family had to endure a trial where another man was cleared of nikki's murder. thatjury in leeds were right. but it was a terrible ordeal for her relatives. horrendous, terrible. for three decades after this photo was taken, david boyd thought he'd got away with it. one of northeast england's most notorious crimes has now been solved. n

david boyd, now 55 years old. he was 25 when he killed nikki allan. ict building. for years, her parents couldn't even walk past this place. after you pushed her into the old exchange building, she must�*ve quickly known you were coming after her to hurt her and there was nowhere for her to hide. she was in a cold, pitch black building. her tear as to what was to before her as she stalked her in that building is unimaginable. boyd was talked to by police at the time as a possible witness. he was the boyfriend of nikki's baby—sitter. at leeds crown court in 1993, another man, george herron, was tried and cleared of murder. police then said they weren't looking for anyone else. i'm satisfied that the prosecution was correctly brought. but in 2017, they re—examined the case and eventually came calling for david boyd. we're investigating - the murder of nikki allan. yeah. nikki allan's family is furious with northumbria police for accusing the wrong man and taking so long to get the right one. thejudge here in newcastle today said that if she was sentencin

david boyd, 55, from stockton—on—tees, was convicted after a three—week trial.may. our news correspondent, danny savage was at newcastle crown court and explains why this prosecution has taken so long. it was a complex and challenging case for northumbria police but they spent many years going off down the wrong avenue thinking that another man was guilty. and even when the man originally accused back in the early 1990s and cleared at east crown court was found not guilty, police insisted at the time that there was nothing wrong with their investigation and it had been carried out properly. spin forward and you had sharon henderson, who is nikki's mum overwhelmed by grief after this awful episode in her life for her child is murdered. she never gives up, she keeps campaigning, she gets lawyers, she takes all civil cases. as she keeps pushing that case along and reminding everybody that the death of her daughter and the killing of her daughter was still unsolved. the biggest advance in this whole case was developments in dna techniques which was around in the 199

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the body of nikki allen was found in sunderland in 1992 emma david boyd was 25 years old at the times the girl who for that he was convicted after a three—week trial and will be sentenced next month. just days after presiding over the coronation the archbishop of canterbury is been fine more than £100 after he was caught speeding in london. he admitted at driving a 25 mph in a 20 mile our prayers are rezoned last october. the 67—year—old has been going on the outward embankment towards his official residence. you are alive at bbc news. air strikes, shelling and exchanges of gunfire have continued in and around the sudanese capital khartoum today in spite of the deal signed by both warring parties to allow safe passage to those leaving the conflict zones, and to protect aid workers. us officials have expressed optimism around the talks, but neither side has yet agreed to a ceasefire, and no civilian representatives seem to have been included. live now to axel bisschop — the un refugee agency's representative in sudan. thank you for coming on the program. thank you for coming on the pr

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david boyd was convicted earlier this month after years of campaigning by nikki�*s family.omy is expected to avoid a recession this year after it sharply upgraded its growth forecast. previously it had forecast the uk would be in recession. but the imf said inflation "remains stubbornly high" and that higher interest rates will need to remain in place if it is to be brought down. let�*s talk to our economics editor faisal islam. what are we to make of this? first of all, we would be in recession, now we will not be. what strange? this is an upgrade from the imf, and as a consequence because the imf had anticipated in the uk would be the slowest growing this year of the g7 major economies, that is no longer the case. germany is due to have zero growth if the forecast is right this year. but in an of itself it�*s still pretty sluggish. however, given where we had been six months ago during the mini budget crisis, the energy crisis, the aftermath of the energy crisis, the aftermath of the pandemic, we no longer anticipating a recession, let alone anticipating a recession, let

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seven—year—old girl more than seven years ago the body of nikki allen was found in sutherland in 1982, david boydafter presiding over the coronation the archbishop of canterbury has been fined more than £500 and given three penalty points after he was caught speeding in london. he admitted driving at 25 mph in a 20 miles an hour zone last october, 67—year—old has been going around torts is official for instance at lamberth. let's return to the developments at twitter — elon musk has named the advertising executive linda yaccarino as the new ceo of the company. she's expected to start work in six weeks. ms yaccarino has been the head of advertising sales at the media company nbc universal. live now to tiffany hsu — technology reporter for the new york times. thank you for coming the programme. what you make of this appointment? it is somehow stunning and also not stunning. she is a powerhouse in the industry and she i have heard has been angling for this kind of a role for quite some time. kind been angling for this kind of a role for quite some time.— been angling for this kind of a role for quit

david boyd was 25 years old at the time, and lived in the same block of flats as the girl. has been fined more than 500 pounds and given three penalty points after he was caught speeding in london. the most reverend justin welby admitted driving at 25mph in a 20mph zone last october. the 67—year—old had been going along the albert embankment towards his official residence at lambeth palace. you're live with bbc news. this is the context. in the last couple of hours, moscow has reacted to the announcement that the uk will supply long range storm shadow missiles to ukraine. russia's foreign ministry has released this statement. it reads... our correspondent in kyiv, hugo bachega, has the latest on the back of this announcement uk has become the first country to be sending longer—range missiles to ukraine. this is something the authorities in kyiv have been saying for a long time they need, because they say they need to strike russian positions away from the front line so ammunition dumps and other facilities have been used by the russian military away from the front lines. so

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david o. in november. heather boydt in the pennsylvania state house leading republican katie ford in a special election yesterday. taco bell is taking legal action to free the taco tuesday trademark. wyoming based the rights to the saying way back in 198 #. >> taco bell filing a petition asking the appeals court to cancel the trademark it believes taco tuesday should belong to all who make eat and celebrate tacos. in response papa john's mean feeling the pockets of taco bell's armies of lawyers we are not interested. those were your headlines ainsley. >> ainsley: are we still allow to call it taco tuesday? we love it in our house. this friday governor desantis head to new hampshire as 2020 rumors are swirling. meet with g.o.p. lawmakers as we learn over 50 will already backing him in that state. it comes as trump-backed candidate and state attorney general daniel cameron wins the g.o.p. primary for governor down in kentucky. so, what does this all mean nor the poo fennel trump desantis matchup? joining us now on our po