because marks dover is doggett in the pursuit of his prey. >> pray?ked by the defense. because now, they would argue that michael oakes, also became pray for mark stover. who claim that a terrified oaks believe something unspeakable would happen if he didn't try to appease linda's ex. >> i mean, the fact of the matter is, you talk about domestic violence terrorist. the person who's dead here is mark stover. >> yeah. >> he's the one against whom the violence was committed. >> here is something that we've learned in this country haven't we? you don't negotiate with terrorists. michael didn't know that. or michael felt he could negotiate with a terrorist. linda felt she could negotiate with a terrorist. the reality is, you can't negotiate with a terrorist. and mark stover was a domestic violence terrorist. >> mark's friends and clients had now been gathered around the courthouse here in mount vernon, determined to tell the world, anybody who had listened, that those claims are both unfair and untrue. >> most of all these reports that we hear, are filed b

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i'm sure the whole of the port of dover where it's a busy day for rescuers at sea about the u.k.'s border force of people making the dangerous crossing by small boat from the french coast. but. there is some to talk about in the arabian peninsula weather wise 1st of all we have got rain but it's significant rain in yemen in the southwest of saudi there's rather more normal rain in the east and south turkey running across to the western side of the caspian and in between low sunshine it's quite warm still event temps are above the average of course $41.00 in baghdad and in down in q 8 but it's probably down in yemen particular some of the you notice things completely different the temperatures well below where it should be largely because of the persistence understanding the higher ground and the significant rain even on low ground i think we'll see some flooding down here and it's lasting for a couple of days as well we go to sunday now in the still rain showing up well inland in yemen now everywhere else remains quite the temps come down a bit in baghdad and there's a spreading o

i'm going to holler at the port of dover where it's a busy day for rescues at sea by the u.k.'s border force of people making the dangerous crossing by small boat from the french coast. and the nuclear option why some environmentalists are concerned about turning on phinney put a new york state power station. there's been some pretty wet weather recently in thailand and minbar and that really is the focus of the deep east cloud anywhere from sumatra up to thailand but the line of seasonal rain is sort of drifted north from java from this part of indonesia and it's more likely to be across the southern philippines across borneo to cuba north and still further west and i just mentioned otherwise this looking at the end of the real rainy season for the on the job or at least a good part of indonesia and the same is true the top end of australia and the rain here is like the other on these front systems and are coming up from the bite which is no big surprise this is how you expect to see things as down the year or so on shore breeze now and on shore for new south wales and queensl

the body of the police community support officer was found in woodland near dover last week.lice investigation. a, tell us the latest on the police investigation.— investigation. a murder investigation _ investigation. a murder investigation is - investigation. a murder investigation is now - investigation. a murder- investigation is now exactly one—week—old, hundreds of officers are involved. tonight they have been carrying out road checks but the police have met one way, and they still don't know what the motive for attack was. i don't have a suspect in mind and no arrests have been made. they say it is possiblejulia james was killed by a stranger or it is possible she was killed by someone she had come into contact with through her line of work. but local people tell me they are scared, they are feeling concerned so the police say it people go out they should have their phones with them fully charged, they should let someone know where exactly they are going, what time they will be back. there have been calls tonight for a vigil to mark her life butjulia james's daughter s

it's cost money and there's now a very real risk that parts of the production could be transferred to dover weights countries like china only on mom where working conditions may not be fair or even monitor it. and just because it's fair trade isn't 100 percent guarantee there inspectors can't be everywhere all the time now to something that is free it shines from time to time here in germany and the nations being ranked among the world's top installers of solar panels for several years now the stats aren't all that impressive when you take a look at solar power as chunk of the overall energy makes the same goes for most other countries time to crunch the numbers with use. it's astonishing it's lean energy from the sam solar energy has become the cheapest way to generate electricity it's even cheaper than coal and yet it produces only 3 percent of the world's electricity. why don't be using way way more of how did it get so cheap. and what does all this have to do with. dux. let's find out. first let's take a look at how much the price for solar has fallen. i started this job as. a 1005. i t

this morning, the mp for dover and the leader of dover district council paid their respects to the community was fiercely loyal and loved with her wholehearted. helena wilkinson, bbc news. the latest government figures show there were 2,047 new covid infections in the past 2a hours and five more deaths have been recorded. more than 35 million people have now had theirfirstjab. that's nearly 67% of the uk's adult population. and more than 17 million people have had their second, meaning almost a third of adults are fully vaccinated. at least 30 people have been killed and more than 50 injured in afghanistan in an explosion outside a secondary school in the capital, kabul. many of those who died were schoolgirls who had just finished class and were streaming out of the gates at the time of the attack. secunder kemani's reports contains some distessing images. panic, fear and bloodshed outside the school gates. the explosions took place just as students were making their way home. many of those killed, girls and young women. inside a hospital, relatives search body by body for their loved ones.

todd: he won it all at the dover international speedway, his second win of the season.ing the post race interview. look. >> you're on fire over here, so much rubber. >> we're on a lot of fire over here. i don't know if somebody wants to put that out. i'm on fire. that's a big fire. kind of worried. jillian: obviously referencing the "talladega nights" after a small fire, it was pulled out with no problem. todd: don't you love how chill these guys are. jillian: prince harry exercising his freedom of speech to slam the first amendment. >> i have so much i want to say about the first amendment. it is bonkers. jillian: a bold statement that has a lot of people talking this morning. todd: come on, harry. big boom triggered by a brave little boy, his dream come true in the lone star state, next. as the covid-19 vaccines become available you may have questions. and that's normal. so, for the latest information, visit getvaccineanswers.org it's up to you. todd: welcome back. did you hear about this? twitter suspending a spanish politician over what he is calling fascist biology

last week should take appropriate precautions. 53—year—old julia james was found in woodland near dovers of their forensic work.— over the weekend in terms of their forensic work. they have, we spoke about this on _ forensic work. they have, we spoke about this on thursday, _ forensic work. they have, we spoke about this on thursday, tragically, l about this on thursday, tragically, julia's body was found on the tuesday in this wood. akholt wood. she was one of their own and they have been looking meticulously for information and still have not arrested anybody over this. today, local people got a hand—out from the police and on it, it included warnings which i will get to in a minute. but there is also a know from dover chief inspector dan carter which i wanted to read a couple of sentences for you. —— a letter from. couple of sentences for you. —— a letterfrom. it couple of sentences for you. —— a letter from. it shows the strength of feeling within the force. he says, the force have committed one of the biggest policing teams i have ever known including some of the very best detectiv

the constitution was first ratified just 50 miles down the road in dover, delaware.n january 6, we got a wake-up call and we were reminded that our democracy is more fragile than we have ever imagined. just as it took remarkable courage and devotion between our freedom -- devotion to win-win our freedom, 13 colonies taking on the most mighty nation and the world and we them to establish this country and to be the democracy everyone throughout the planet could live up to. just as it took remarkable courage all of those years ago to win our freedom and to preserve it over the last two and half centuries, it falls on all of us today to do our part, to do our share to preserve it. i want to close with the words of not winston churchill, who i would love to, at that lot. ben franklin, some of you may remember when he emerged and was asked by a passerby who asked, what have you done? what have you created? franklin replied, a republic, if we can keep it. a republic, if we can keep it. i carry with me just about every day this right here this is our constitution. i think mo

and edward isaac dover is here with us. the story, but the whole world doesn't revolve around him any more. >> when i set out to write the book my intention was to track what is going on in the democratic party. a lot of journalists are spending time on trump as you should have and all of our colleagues that were doing that. it is a very important presidency. but there is a whole story that happened in these four years for democrats that had a lot of different twists and turns, a lot of things that weren't being paid attention to and a lot of things that people didn't know and that is what i set out to do this in book. trump shows up as a presence at points in the book. he's sort of the context for all of this obviously because they were all trying to get him out of the white house, but he is not anywhere -- at a d level character in the book. >> when you're writing about american politics, you reminded me trump held a rally on the south line to attack his political opponents from a balcony out of a third world country, it

the whole history of space flight is by dover's large mass there was never any guarantee so also this case is not very likely. a guarantee nevertheless i think in space mode we should take care and make sure that space objects of all back you know we like this one but there are also ways to bring it down. for example while on an. area. the top stories are just there the u.s. government has turned its weight behind a plan for the world trade organization to lift patent protections on coronavirus vaccines it would make them cheaper to make for low income nations and could unlock access for millions of people around the world the call to remove intellectual property rights and vaccines has grown louder in recent months but the u.s. and other countries had until now blocked measures championed by india and south africa at the world trade organization which would have seen patents waived my candidate in washington d.c. there has been considerable pressure on president biden from members of his own party who wanted to see this happen so now it has happened but it's a long way from becoming

it's cost money and there's now a very real risk that parts of the production could be transferred to dover weights countries like china only on mom where working conditions may not be fair even monetary. and just because it's fair trade isn't 100 percent guarantee there inspectors can't be everywhere all the time now to something that is free it shines from time to time here in germany and the nations being ranked among the world's top installers of solar panels for several years now the stats aren't all that impressive when you take a look at solar power as chunk of the overall energy makes the same goes for most other countries time to crunch the numbers with. mine. it's astonishing but clean energy from the some solar energy has become the cheapest way to generate electricity it's even cheaper than coal and yet it produces only 3 percent of the world's electricity. while be using way way more of it how did it get so cheap. and what does all this have to do with ducks. let's find out. first let's take a look at how much the price for solar has fallen. i started this job as a list of sola

benefits cost money and there's now a very real risk that parts of the production could be transferred to dover wage countries like china only on mom where working conditions may not be fair or even monitored. and just because it's fair trade isn't 100 percent guaranteed there inspectors copy everywhere all the time now to something that is free it shines from time to time here in germany and the nations being ranked among the world's top installers of solar panels for several years now the stats aren't all that impressive when you take a look at solar power as chunk of the overall energy makes the same goes for most other countries time to crunch the numbers with use much of. it's astonishing lean energy from the sam solar energy has become the cheapest way to generate electricity it's even cheaper than coal and yet it produces only 3 percent of the world's electricity. why don't be using way way more of it how did it get so cheap. and what does all this have to do with. dux. let's find out. first let's take a look at how much the price for solar has fallen. i started this job as. 2005 and the

julia james' body was discovered in woodland near dover on tuesday.. peter whitlesea reports. paying tribute and leaving flowers. among the well—wishers today were members of julia james's police family. they have made the journey because the death of their colleague is personal. for us, we have come to show our support because we are part of the police family so that just means a lot to us to make sure that we are there. you know, we don't even live round here but it is such an awful thing to happen. we will do everything we can because she was just so special, and because they're sort of thing just doesn't happen in kent, really, thank god. so i think, yeah, we will get to the bottom of it. they will do everything they can, everything they can. look at the amount of officers already working on it. the detectives going in and out of the scene do everything they can. julia james's body was discovered four days ago. kent police confirmed yesterday that there are extra pressures when investigating the death of one of their own. this is a particularly ch

you can guess here in the studio, all good or in dover, political scientist from bella rose. her opinion is that bell russians should not be punished with sanctions and locked inside bell roofs without connection to her. i'm also where this is daria to catch oak editor with the russian east. west tv in berlin, she thinks put in is still pulling the strings of lucas shank. oh, if we was any kind of democratic change in bella ross, we have to talk welcome to to alex on the refund, the w's brussels bureau chief. she says, sanctions against ross will be useless. if you doesn't formulate a strategy that takes the role of russia into account as well. yeah, thank you very much indeed. great and put that to begin with. and i'd like to go to august 1st and just ask you, is it fair to say that for anybody who wants to see piece in democracy in bella ross in the near future? this has been a house. i put a disturbing few days. well definitely for me it was, i would say more shocking is the story. i mean, we know that beller is, is a long last to not talk chris, in the whole things that w

let's suppose something comes in through— let's suppose something comes in through dover because allated would that he? _ to scotland, how complicated would that be? you've got health, defence, education. _ that be? you've got health, defence, education, social services, all of that _ education, social services, all of that it's — education, social services, all of that. it's not so easy to dismantle everything — that. it's not so easy to dismantle everything. and i think while it was: _ everything. and i think while it was, it— everything. and i think while it was, it calls to the emotional core of many— was, it calls to the emotional core of many scottish people, i think the idea of— of many scottish people, i think the idea of independence. but the reality. — idea of independence. but the reality, we will have to see. we will see — reality, we will have to see. we will see what happens on thursday. there _ will see what happens on thursday. there is _ will see what happens on thursday. there is no — will see what happens on thursday. there is no doubt that the government, british

all good or in dover. political scientists from bella. ruth, her opinion is that bella russians should not be punished with sanctions and locked inside bell roofs without connection to her closer witnesses. daria, who ca choke editor with the russian east. west tv in berlin. she thinks putin is still pulling the strings of lucas shank. oh, if we wants any kind of democratic change in bella, rosa, we have to welcome to to alexandra fundamental, w, brussels bureau chief. she says sanctions against ross will be useless. if you've doesn't formulate a strategy that takes the role of russia into account as well. yeah, thank you very much indeed, a great input that to begin with and i'd like to go to august 1st and just ask you olga, is it fair to say that for anybody who wants to see peace and democracy in bella ross in the near future? this has been a put a disturbing few days. well, definitely for me, it was, i would say more shocking in the store. i mean, we know that beller is, is a long last to not talk chris, in the whole things that we have been observe in brothers since august 2020 t

julia james was found dead in woodland near dover in kent last month — she'd suffered serious head injuries.. a us naval ship has fired multiple warning shots after more than a dozen fast boats from iran's revolutionary guards came close to an american submarine and escort ships. a pentagon spokesman said the iranian boats came to within 130 metres of the us vessels in the strait of hormuz, a strategically important part of the gulf. the international olympic committee chief — thomas bach has been forced to postpone a visit to japan, as virus cases surge, less than three months before the tokyo games. the japanese government and ioc are still insisting the games can go ahead safely this summer, although polls show most japanese people support cancellation or another delay. the us state department has eased its travel advisory ratings for both the united kingdom and israel. the uk was lowered to the level three �*reconsider travel�* rating and israel was moved to level two — which is to exercise increased caution. pakistan is experiencing a third wave of coronavirus infections, with cases sh

here in the studio, olga in dover, political scientists from bella rose. her opinion is that bella russians should not be punished with sanctions and locked inside bell roofs without connection to europe. also where this is daria to catch oak editor with the russian east. west tv in berlin, she thinks put in is still pulling the strings of luca shank. oh, everyone's any kind of democratic change in bella ross. we have to talk booting. welcome to to alexandra fundamental. w, brussels bureau chief, she says sanctions against that will be useless. if you doesn't formulate a strategy that takes the role of russia into accounts as well. yeah, thank you very much. indeed, a great input that to begin with, and i'd like to go to august 1st and just ask you olga, is it fair to say that for anybody who wants to see peace and democracy in bella ross in the near future? this has been a put a disturbing few days. well, definitely for me, it was, i would say more shocking is the story. i mean, we know that beller is, is a long last to not talk. chris, in the whole thing

indeed for joining us here on to the point to minds you could just hear in the studio all good or in dover, political scientists from bella rose. her opinion is the bill of russians should not be punished with sanctions and locked inside battle ropes without connection to your also where this is daria to catch oak editor with russian east, west tv in berlin. she thinks putin is still pulling the strings of lucas shank. oh, if she wants any kind of democratic change in bella ross, we have to talk to one. welcome to to alexandra fundamental, w. brussels bureau chief chief sanctions against ross will be useless. he's the you doesn't formulate a strategy that takes the role of russia into account as well. yeah, thank you very much. indeed. a great input that to begin with and i'd like to go to august 1st and just ask you ok, is it fair to say that for anybody who wants to see peace and democracy in bella ross in the near future? this has been a pretty disturbing few days. well, definitely for me, it was, i was say more shocking is the story. i mean, we know that bella, this is a long last to n

the body of 53—year—old julia james was found in a wood in snowdown near dover on tuesday.that so far no motive or suspects have been identified. helena wilkinson reports. this normally quiet rural part of kent has become the focus of an extensive murder investigation. it was on the edge of this would wearjulia james was found, just a few hundred yards from where she lived. the 53—year—old liz community support officer had been working from home on tuesday. she had taken her dog for a walk when she was attacked. kent police say she was not in police uniform when she was found. police say the body ofjulia james was found by a number of people close to the woods on tuesday afternoon. she died from significant head injuries. at this stage, they don't have any suspects, nor can they find a clear motive. what they are not ruling out is that she was killed by a stranger. it that she was killed by a stranger-— that she was killed by a straner. , . . . , stranger. it is a particularly challenging _ stranger. it is a particularly challenging and _ stranger. it is a particularly chal

julia james was found dead in woodland near dover in kent last month.1—year—old callum wheeler will appear in court on tuesday. a russian doctor who treated the opposition activist alexei navalny has emerged safe and well, three days after going missing on a hunting trip. police had spent much of the weekend looking for dr alexander murakhovsky in swampy siberian forests. pakistan is experiencing a third wave of coronavirus infections, with cases shooting up last month. doctors say the terrible scenes across the border in india have helped persuade people to take more precautions, but there are concerns the eid festival this week will lead to a dangerous spike. so a partial lockdown is now in place. secunder kermani reports from lahore. friday prayers in lahore. at this mosque, plenty of masks, but no social distancing. throughout the holy month of ramadan, congregational prayers have continued. beds for critically ill patients in the city have been filling up. in public hospitals, around 75% are occupied. 0utside, families wait anxiously. a few weeks a

20s was arrested on friday. 53—year—old julia james was found dead on 27th april in woodland near doverjones is in aylesham. simon, what is the latest in this investigation?— simon, what is the latest in this investiuation? ,, . ., , , investigation? since we last spoke, a development _ investigation? since we last spoke, a development in _ investigation? since we last spoke, a development in this _ investigation? since we last spoke, a development in this case. - investigation? since we last spoke, a development in this case. the - investigation? since we last spoke, l a development in this case. the man who was arrested was detained on friday evening at around 9:30pm. today the police have been granted more time to question him as part of their murder investigation. they have been granted an additional 36 hours, that means they will be able to question him until tomorrow evening. at that point they will have to decide whether to charge him, release him or apply to a magistrate for another 2a hours to continue further questioning. he today in an ale shim there's been a lot of activity

for police community support officerjulia james, one week after her body was found in woodland near doverve told people in the local community to be "vigilant" if they head out alone. tonight borisjohnson said this thoughts were said his thoughts were with ms james's family. simonjones reports from aylesham. they are calling for justice forjulia. pcso james' son was among those lighting candles in her memory tonight near to the spot where she was found dead a week ago. local people have paid tribute, too, to a woman described as a much loved member of the community and the policing family. while her killer remains at large, police are advising people in the area to always have their phones with them when they go out. that's exactly what people should be doing, being vigilant, of course, thinking very carefully about their own safety but making sure that if you go out alone, telling people where you are, where you're going and suchlike. hundreds of officers are involved in the investigation, but there has been no breakthrough. julia james' body was discovered in woodland over there, but th

friday and remains in custody. 53—year—old ms james was found dead on 27th april in woodland near doveronjones is in aylesham. this is day 13 of the investigation. the man detained would —— was arrested at 9:30pm on friday evening. he remains in custody this morning and is still being questioned. also this morning there's been a lot of police activity at this house in aylesham which is not farfrom the murder scene. we have seen forensic officers going through a skip behind me and we have seen them taking out some paving slabs, and there are a number of officers currently inside the property. the police haven't confirmed who exactly lived here but they have said this search is linked to the murder investigation. we do know that the pcso was out walking her dog, it was on tuesday of last week when she was attacked. since then officers have made numerous appeals to members of public for the information. one of those as peels is still active, police want to hear from anyone who might have seen anything suspicious in this area between 1pm and az30pm on april the 27th, that is the day she was

time to question a man in his 20s. 53—year—old ms james was found dead on 27 april in woodland near doverarea on friday. our correspondent simonjones is in aylesham and he gave us this update on the investigation: this is day 13 of the murder investigation. the man arrested was detained on friday evening at around 9:30pm and today officers have been granted more time to question him, an additional 36 hours. and that means they can continue to question him until tomorrow evening. now, at that point, they will have to decide whether to release him, charge him, or they could apply for another 2a hours to question him. today there has been a large amount of activity at this property close to the murder scene. we have seen forensic officers inside the house, coming and going, taking out objects from the property, carrying out a search of a skip, looking at the garden, they have been taking up paving slabs. we do not know whose house it is but the police have confirmed the searches are connected to the murder investigation. julia james was killed on tuesday of last week. she had been working fr

it's obliged to do under international law that brought these people to safety here to the fort of dover i counted 30 maybe 40 people crammed onto that border for special 2 dinghies that they used to make their journey attached to it they'll be processed here and then taken to a variety of forms of accommodation at the start of what could be a very lengthy asylum application process and while they are treated with care they aren't welcomed with open arms by a conservative government intent on tightening its immigration rules and discouraging asylum seekers. chills is an immigration lawyer who gives much of his time to channel rescue the home secretary perceives how he said that if she wants to fix a broken immigration system well she was the one that's broken and here idea is. you know militarization and such totally change people's visual perception of poor people in military barracks that's militarize the border let's get trains it's talk about warships. that that's that's frightening. and that's why the organization started this very very awful rhetoric is something that we don't want

and this could lead to localized flooding some heavy pockets of rain also for serbia and intimate dover as well. and for eastern sections of the baltic states on thursday. ok now to that potent disturbance across the british isles. moving in on friday, we could see some damaging wind gusts 90 to a 100 kilometers per hour, and this is also wrapping in some cooler era. so london, 13, when you should be 18 for this time of the year, we want to give you a wider look if you're a great how on friday, and we do have some heavy pockets of rain through turkey, sol, zoom in there right now and show you this will impact its stumble with about 10 to 15 millimeters of rain, lower temperatures, 21. when you consider on kara, still at $31.00 on friday. ok across north africa. scenes are pretty well where they should be. for the most part, we have settled conditions for about 27 degrees that's above average. but as we get toward the end of the week, you're temperatures will come down with some cloud and rain. ah, sponsored pay cut on airways, killing the debate. you don't see the picture and amplify yo

julia james was found dead in woodland near dover in kent last month, she'd suffered serious head injuriesheeler will appear in court on tuesday. a russian doctor who treated the opposition activist alexei navalny has emerged safe and well, three days after going missing on a hunting trip. police had spent much of the weekend looking for dr alexander murakhovsky in swampy siberian forests. us regulators say they will allow children as young as 12 to be vaccinated against the coronavirus. they are being offered the pfizer—biontech jab, which had previously been limited to those aged 16 and over, under emergency use rules. the us food and drug administration said it had carried out a thorough review of all available data before reaching the decision. most children who catch covid—i9 develop no symptons, or only mild ones, but can still spread the illness to others. let's speak to dr megan ranney. she's an emergency physician and associate dean of public health at brown university. shejoins us now from rhode island. thanks very much forjoining us. your initial response? good news or bad?— new

julia james' body was discovered in woodland near dover on tuesday.no clear suspects in the case. her family paid tribute to her saying she "was fiercely loyal" and "loved with her whole heart". well a little earlier on our correspondent simonjones sent us this update from aylesham in kent julia james's family have thanked everyone who has come here to leave flowers in tribute to her. they say there has been a real outpouring of love from herfriends, from the local community, and from people she worked with. now, when you read the statement issued by the family, you get a real sense of loss they are feeling. they are talking about a void in their life, they say they will miss her every moment of every day. they also talk about her having a beautiful smile and a beautiful sense of humour. the family also say that they believe the police are doing everything in their power to find her killer. officers said yesterday they have no clear motive for the attack and no clear suspect in the picture. so necessarily this is going to be worrying for local people

on friday and remains in custody. 53—year—old ms james was found dead on 27 april in woodland near doverthe elections over, the uk prime minister borisjohnson invites the leaders of scotland and wales to a summit on how to recoverfrom the pandemic. nicola sturgeon and the snp win a historic fourth term, as the party sets its sights on a second referendum on scottish independence. labour leader sir keir starmer faces a backlash after sacking his deputy angela rayner amid fall—out from the party's disappointing performance in the elections. serious disruption on some of the uk's busiest rail lines continues today after cracks were discovered in some high speed trains. great western railway and london north eastern railway have advised passengers not to travel today. let's speak to our news correspondent sean dilley who's at king's cross station. i presume this is disrupting an awful lot of passengers? they must be slightly alarmed about what's going on? be slightly alarmed about what's auoin on? , , be slightly alarmed about what's auoin on? , ._ , be slightly alarmed about what's auoin on

on friday and remains in custody 53—year—old ms james was found dead on 27 april in woodland near dovers is in aylesham. this is day 13 of the murder investigation and kent police have confirmed this morning that a man remains in custody in connection with the murder. he was arrested on friday evening at around 9:30 in the evening and this morning, searches are continuing at this property which is close to the murder scene. we've got forensic officers currently combing through a skip and also seen forensic teams take up some of the paving slabs and look at some of the paving slabs and look at some of the garden of this property. police have not said who lives here, but they have confirmed that searchers are in connection with this murder enquiry. now, julia james was killed on tuesday of last week. she had been working from home, a police community support officer. she had taken her dog toby for a walk when she was attacked. now, in terms of the investigation, it involves hundreds of officers taking part in this. the police have asked officers from other forces to help too because they

julia james was found dead in woodland near dover in kent last month — she'd suffered serious head injuries be one of the biggest nights of the hollywood calendar. the golden globes ceremony has been rocked today after it was announced its broadcaster nbc has refused to screen the event. it comes after actress scarlettjohannson called for reform of the hollywood foreign press association which organises the awards ceremony — which is second only to the oscars in prestige. in a statement released tonight, nbc said... joining me now is dominic patten, the senior editor of deadline hollywood, which broke the story on nbc�*s decision to pull out of the awards. when the globes, next year, with thatjust be when the globes, next year, with that just be a when the globes, next year, with thatjust be a blank screen for the rest of us? i thatjust be a blank screen for the rest of us?— rest of us? i don't think so, but i think what _ rest of us? i don't think so, but i think what we _ rest of us? i don't think so, but i think what we are _ rest of us? i don't think so, but i think what we are going -

time to question a man in his 20s. 53—year—old ms james was found dead on 27 april in woodland near doverce arrested a man from the canterbury area on friday. he remains in custody. simonjones is in aylesham. simon, tel was more about current investigation. —— tell us more. this investigation. -- tell us more. this is da 13. investigation. -- tell us more. this is day 13- the _ investigation. -- tell us more. this is day 13. the man _ investigation. —— tell us more. ti 3 is day 13. the man arrested was detained on friday evening at around 9:30pm and today officers have been granted more time to question him, and additional 36 hours. that means they can continue to question him until tomorrow evening. at that point, they will have to decide whether to release him, charge him, or they could apply for another 24 hours to question him. today there has been a large amount of activity at this property close to the murder scene. we have seen forensics officers inside the house, coming and going, taking out objects from the property, carrying out a search of a skip, looking at the garden, they ha

julia james' body was discovered in woodland near dover on tuesday.ing tribute and leaving flowers. among the well—wishers today were members ofjulia james's police family. they have made the journey because the death of their colleague is personal. for because the death of their colleague is ersonal. ., ., , ., is personal. for others, we have come to show — is personal. for others, we have come to show our— is personal. for others, we have come to show our support - is personal. for others, we have i come to show our support because is personal. for others, we have - come to show our support because we are part of the police family so that just are part of the police family so thatjust means a lot to us to make sure that we are there. you know, we don't even live round here but it is such an awful thing to happen. we will do everything we can because she was just so special and because they're sort of thing just doesn't happen in kent, really, thank god. so i think, yeah, we will get to the bottom of it. so i think, yeah, we will get to the bottom o

, we plan the funeral for saturday we were told his body would arrive four days prior to that from dover and it did not come until that day so we had we had to change our funeral plans and move them back a day and we had 650 people at the ceremony and it was extremely difficult and also they cannot seem to coordinate things to make memorial in san diego and we were in the end it was going to miss it and there was just no way that it was also the same days that our body our son's body was post be arriving from dover and that evening and and someone at the community heard about it and they threw. [audio difficulties] flew a private jet to get to san diego with memorials of all nine boys and i'm so we did not miss. [audio difficulties] it was very rushed and ineptitude in being able to get these schedules squared away so i believe that is what the question was and i don't want to go on a tangent on these issues and i wanted to see what happens. >> if i might. mr. courtney, mr. wilson, excuse me, your time is expired. >> that was specific and we need to address those thank you and i yield ba

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border agents in dover rio, 5 migrant girls who were long, ages ranging from 7 years to only 11 monthsxas attorney general paxton will join us later this hour. president biden signaling for a return to pre-pandemic job requirements after a very dismal april jobs report. todd: the president places blame. >> president biden says americans want to work as businesses say they can't find enough people willing to do that. on monday the president pushed back against critics claiming enhanced unemployment benefits encourage people to stay home. >> i know there has been a lot of discussion since friday's report that people are being paid to stay home. we don't see much evidence of that. >> reporter: the latest jobs report show a lot of people seeking government assistance, the unemployment rate just above 6%, employers are adding fewer employees in april than expected so business interest groups like the chamber of commerce and republicans on the emerging the government to cut off federal benefits early well below or they are due to expire. the white house making it clear this is a nonstarter.

ms james was found with head injuries in woodland near dover on tuesday.olice are unclear as to any motive. flags have been flying at half—mast across israel, on a day of mourning for the victims of friday's crush during ajewish pilgrimage. 45 men and boys died after becoming trapped in a narrow passageway, during the festival at mount meron. 0ur middle east correspondent, tom bateman reports. a mother mourns her son. yedidia went on a journey with his dad. it should have been a joyful pilgrimage. but the 13—year—old will never come home. his brother, shmuel, survived. his father avigdor was brought from the hospital. a final goodbye. "we didn't tell you enough we love you, yedidia," says avigdor. "god has taken you to your religious school, a class of 45," he says, referring to all the victims. they dug his grave in the middle of the night. jewish tradition calls for a quick burial of the dead. i met the family on friday when yedidia was still missing. their hopes quickly faded. theirs is the grief of so many. 45 people, all men and boys, 12 in their teen

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friday and remains in custody. 53—year—old ms james was found dead on 27th april in woodland near doverat is the latest on the investigation? this is day 13 of the murder investigation. _ investigation? this is day 13 of the murder investigation. the - investigation? this is day 13 of the murder investigation. the man - investigation? this is day 13 of the l murder investigation. the man who was arrested was detained by kent police at around 9:30pm on friday. he remains in custody this morning and is still being questioned. also this morning there's been a lot of police activity at this house in aylesham which is not far from the murder scene. we have seen forensic officers going through a skit behind me and we have seen them taking out some paving slabs, and there are a number of officers currently inside the property. the police haven't confirmed who exactly lived here but they have said this search is linked to the murder investigation. julia james was found dead on tuesday of last week. she had been working from home that day. she went for a walk with her dog toby when she was attac

julia james' body was discovered in woodland near dover on tuesday.ts. paying tribute and leaving flowers. nighclubbing returned to liverpool last night — only a trial — but the first time people have been allowed on to the dancefloor since the pandemic began. and tomorrow it's the turn of live music as a festival will be held in the city with an audience of 5,000. new research suggests a quarter of festivals with a similar capacity have already been cancelled. our business correspondent katy austin reports. boomtown in hampshire has just been called off for the second year running, blaming lack of insurance for covid—related cancellation. the sheer volume of money, we're talking millions of outlay, that we have to commit to, all these costs ahead of the event, itjust became very evident that we were just in an impossible position without being able to have the backing of insurance to mitigate the risks. 0ne trade body says around a quarter of larger festivals have already decided to cancel for this year, and most of those still scheduled to go ahead