the 21—year—old dearlove in the photo is now 71. was today convicted of murder. back in the late 1960s, he lived with the boys' mother in this house in stockton. on the night he killed his stepson in the living room, he claimed the boy's injuries were accidental, but his three—year—old brother, peter, saw what really happened. he'd crept downstairs for a drink, and through a gap in the living room door saw dearlove swinging paul violently by the ankles and cracking his head against the fireplace, causing fatal injuries. nearly half a century later, what peter booth sawjust before his fourth birthday has convicted his stepfather of murder. dearlove said paul had received the injuries by falling out of bed. had he fallen out of bed and fractured his skull, that would have resulted in a straight line fracture. in this case we had a fracture that was a z shape and crossed two places in the skull, and that wasn't consistent with him having simply fallen and hit his head against an object such as a hard floor. a lot of the lines of enquir

the 21—year—old dearlove in the photo is now 71.ater, he was today convicted of murder. back in the late 1960s, he lived with the boys‘ mother in this house in stockton. on the night he killed his stepson in the living room, he claimed the boy's injuries were accidental, but his three—year—old brother, peter, saw what really happened. he'd crept downstairs for a drink, and through a gap in the living room door saw dearlove swinging paul violently by the ankles and cracking his head against the fireplace, causing fatal injuries. nearly half a century later, what peter booth sawjust before his fourth birthday has convicted his stepfather of murder. dearlove said paul had received the injuries by falling out of bed. had he fallen out of bed and fractured his skull, that would have resulted in a straight line fracture. in this case we had a fracture that was a z shape and crossed two places in the skull, and that wasn't consistent with him having simply fallen and hit his head against an object such as a hard floor. a lot of the lines o

the 21—year—old dearlove in the photo is now 71. later, he was today convicted of murder. back in the late 1960s, he lived with the boys‘ mother in this house in stockton. on the night he killed his stepson in the living room, he claimed the boy's injuries were accidental, but his three—year—old brother, peter, saw what really happened. he'd crept downstairs for a drink, and through a gap in the living room door saw dearlove swinging paul violently by the ankles and cracking his head against the fireplace, causing fatal injuries. nearly half a century later, what peter booth sawjust before his fourth birthday has convicted his stepfather of murder. dearlove said paul had received the injuries by falling out of bed. had he fallen out of bed and fractured his skull, that would have resulted in a straight line fracture. in this case we had a fracture that was a z shape and crossed two places in the skull, and that wasn't consistent with him having simply fallen and hit his head against an object such as a hard floor. a lot of the lines

the 21—year—old dearlove in the photo is now 71.ed of murder. back in the late 1960s, he lived with the boys‘ mother in this house in stockton. 0n the night he killed his stepson in the living room, he claimed the boy‘s injuries were accidental, but his three—year—old brother, peter, saw what really happened. he‘d crept downstairs for a drink, and through a gap in the living room door saw dearlove swinging paul violently by the ankles and cracking his head against the fireplace, causing fatal injuries. nearly half a century later, what peter booth sawjust before his fourth birthday has convicted his stepfather of murder. dearlove said paul had received the injuries by falling out of bed. had he fallen out of bed and fractured his skull, that would have resulted in a straight line fracture. in this case we had a fracture that was a z shape and crossed two places in the skull, and that wasn‘t consistent with him having simply fallen and hit his head against an object such as a hard floor. a lot of the lines of enquiry we are used to i

sir richard dearlove, thank you very much. evan, thank you.the history of rupert murdoch and his enormous media empire. for over half a century he has been building it up. if reports out of america are to be believed, tomorrow could see a very significant restructuring because disney appears poised to takeover a huge chunk of it — 20th century fox. a huge deal that would leave murdoch controlling a much smaller and more focussed group of news businesses. but what does this tell us about the media industry — and what could it mean for sky, and particularly sky news in the uk? i'm joined from new york by shannon bond, the us media correspondent for the financial times. and in the studio by david yelland. he's the former editor of the sun and knows rupert murdoch very well. is it right to view this as murdoch retreating a bit into the area he knows and loves, news? i think anybody would have been surprised just a few months ago to think rupert murdoch was going to be a seller. he spent decades building this empire. it does seem to be a bit of a r

david dearlove was at teesside crown court. david dea rlove was seen at teesside crown court.nd there was an inquest into the death of paul in 1968 and it recorded an open verdict. a couple of years ago peter went to the police after seeing a photo once facebook offers little brother sitting on david dea rlove ‘s little brother sitting on david dearlove ‘s knee. he is now 71 years of age and he has beenjailed at teesside crown court for life with a minimum term of 13 years for the murder back in 1968, half a century ago. the murder of his 19—month—old stepson, paul booth. the mayor of london sadiq khan is to take over control of the london stadium, the home of west ham united. it comes as an independent review is published into the stadium's conversion after the london 2012 0lympics. the report says there was a catalogue of disasters which has cost the taxpayer millions of pounds. the london mayor said it beggers belief the tax payer was contributing so much financially to the stadium. when i first discovered the full scale of the costs of the stadium, i ordered a review with

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