dewsbury will forever be associated with the shannon matthews saga.ayed in a positive light, that this incident was just the actions of two people, nothing more than that, and i hope it's reflected fairly and that the characters involved are reflected accurately as well. but one resident told us people will never forget what happened. it's always there. the name shannon matthews comes straight to mind. because it happened, but it took such a long time and it was so focused. and all the time it was on, you know, the amount of people that were involved, it was uncanny. both matthews and donovan were sentenced to eight years in prison. the judge strongly criticised them for allowing the police and public to waste time in a search. it is the effect on that community that this new drama aims to portray. danny savage, bbc news, dewsbury. the moorside is on bbc 0ne tomorrow at 9pm. the united nations says civilian casualties in afghanistan rose to a new high in 2016 with nearly 11,500 people — one third of them children — killed or wounded. the un said the h

dewsbury will forever be associated with the shannon matthews saga.ct of two people, nothing more, and i hope it is reflected fairly and that the characters involved are reflected accurately as well. at one resident told us people will never forget what happened. it is always there. the name shannon matthews comes straight to mind. because it happened, but it took such a long time and it was so focused. and all the time it was on, you know, the amount of people involved, it was uncanny. both matthews and donovan we re uncanny. both matthews and donovan were sentenced to eight years in prison. thejudges were sentenced to eight years in prison. the judges strongly criticised them for allowing the police and public to waste time in a search. it is the effect on that community that this new drama aims to betray. —— portray. the moorside is on bbc 0ne tomorrow at 9pm. i remember it very well. it remains an amazing story, doesn't it? extraordinary. will limiting immigration after brexit affect uk businesses and the economy? we need an answer, don't we? we n

dewsbury will forever be associated with the shannon matthews saga.rget what happened. it's always there. the name shannon matthews comes straight to mind. because it happened, but it took such a long time and it was so focused. and all the time it was on, you know, the amount of people that were involved, it was uncanny. both matthews and donovan were sentenced to eight years in prison. the judge strongly criticised them for allowing the police and public to waste time in a search. it is the effect on that community that this new drama aims to portray. danny savage, bbc news, dewsbury. the moorside is on bbc 0ne tomorrow at 9pm. ina moment, in a moment, the news at one. first, the weather. first, the weather. the week started on a cold night with a widespread frost this morning and it will end on a cold note, too. but first a wet and windy interlude, heading our way later today. through the afternoon, things fine in central and eastern areas but sunshine increasingly hard to find as cloud increases and four south west england, wales, northern ireland

in 2008, the disappearance of this girl 9—year old shannon matthews in dewsbury, west yorkshire, sparkeddays shannon was found hidden under a bed in the home of michael donovan, who was found to have faked the kidnapping with shannon's mother karen, in order to claim a reward. last night, the first part of the moorside, a dramatisation of the case on bbc one. police emergency, i want to report my daughter as missing, please. what do they call her? shannon matthews. i just want her found. we'll find her, love. the response of this community has been absolutely amazing. haven't seen nowt yet. whoever has got shannon, please let her go. this has been our biggest inquiry since the ripper, we've spent millions and we still haven't really got any answers. a story that shook the nation. you both know she has been lying to us. i can't stand this any more. the moorside on bbc one. we're joined from our leeds studio by two people who saw the real search unfold, susan howgate, who is a cousin of shannon's mother karen matthews and the reverend kathy robertson responsible for stjohn the evangelist i