leah ware's mother has been speaking to our correspondent, duncan kennedy., i wouldn't believe it. i couldn't. but if he would've been there today... rebecca martin is tormented by the death of her daughter leah. leah was killed six months before alex morgan — two young mothers murdered by someone thejudge called "depraved." he was mark brown, today told he will spend at least 49 years in prison — a man leah's mother cannot forgive. ifind it very, very hard because i'm a christian and forgiveness is everything, but this has been the hardest thing — i cannot forgive him for taking my girl. taking away the children's mum. brown murdered leah ware and alex morgan at this remote farm in hastings in 2021. he admitted burning alex's body but has never revealed what he did with leah's — something that haunts her mother. he's got to tell us. and i will do whatever i have to do to get him to tell me. if i have to go and see him face to face, i will do it, i will plead with him, i will beg him. and i'm a proud woman. i would get on my knees and beg him to tell us wher

our correspondent duncan kennedy is at the inquest in woking. that duncan, explain what has been happening today-— duncan, explain what has been happening today. that is right. this was a very short — happening today. that is right. this was a very short hearing _ happening today. that is right. this was a very short hearing in - happening today. that is right. this was a very short hearing in the - was a very short hearing in the corner�*s caught behind me in front of the surrey coroner, reallyjust a hearing to formally identify natasha johnston. the coroner said she was 28 years old and she was a dog walker. we know thatjust over two weeks ago she was walking eight dogs of different breeds on those beautiful hills just outside caterham and something happened. we don't know what happened yet, what the details were, but for some reason one or more of those dogs turned on her and attacked her and natasha later died. the coroner today said that she had been bitten multiple times by those dogs and the cause of death was shock and loss of blood. the

duncan kennedy, bbc news. that six more classified documents have been found in the president's home in delaware. a search byjustice department officials took place on friday, without the presence of the president, or the first lady. it's the latest in a series of discoveries that has already led to a special counsel investigation. news of the search has just emerged and we ups from the president's lawyer, that it was carried out with the full cooperation of the president, although, neither he nor the first lady were there at the time. it was an exhaustive search. it seems officials from the department ofjustice were there for more than 2 is hour, going through private areas of mr biden�*s home and they took away several documents, including some hand—written notes he made when he was vice—president and six documents marked as classified. we don't know the nature of that those documents just like we don't know the nature of the documents previously found, initially at the office of a think—tank, a political th

duncan kennedy.of the importance of the first five years of a child's life. the project has been described by palace sources as the princess's "life's work" and draws attention to how babies and children develop in response to early experiences. here's our royal correspondent, daniela relph, and a warning her piece does contain some flash photography. kirkgate market in leeds, where the princess of wales has come to launch this new campaign. the focus is on greater awareness of the first five years of our lives and how they shape the adults we become. last night, the princess laid out her vision for the campaign and why it matters to her so much. it is essential to not only understand the unique importance of our earliest years but to know what we can all do to help raise future generations of happy, healthy adults. shaping us is a long term campaign, and we're starting by highlighting how we develop during early childhood and why these years matter so much. we can't wait to meet you. the launch come

duncan kennedy, bbc news.to abortion a constitutional right across the united states — a ruling that was overturned last year by the supreme court. currently, a variety of different arrangements exist across individual states. the states you see here marked in dark red are those where abortions are very restricted or completely banned. another 1a states marked in orange have some restrictions on access and marked in green are the states which are the most protective of a woman's right to terminate a pregnancy. women's rights marches are taking place across the united states on this anniversary. let's talk to north america editor sarah smith who's in washington. with president biden saying the fight on this issue is not over, how might things evolve? yes, that is why you have seen so many of these women's marches taking place today, and also today the president said he wants to secure the right to choose for every woman in america, the vice—president kamala harris gave a speech in florida, pledging she and the

change is responsible for more and more weather related incidents affecting the railways, as duncan kennedys, serving water loo, the busiest station. last year a section of embankment collapsed after torrential rain. network rail spent the weekend trying to repair it. i apologise for the impact and i recognise the service has been woefully inadequate, but the work will improve the situation. timer;r will improve the situation. they have had to _ will improve the situation. they have had to build _ will improve the situation. they have had to build half _ will improve the situation. they have had to build half a - will improve the situation. they have had to build half a kilometre of road just to access the site. commuters say they are desperate for services to resume. it is commuters say they are desperate for services to resume.— services to resume. it is affecting workers, services to resume. it is affecting workers. there — services to resume. it is affecting workers, there is _ services to resume. it is affecting workers, there is very _ services to resume. it is affecting workers, ther

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