crime like this doesn't happen in dundee. and so it sent shockwaves right away. >> more about the computer use -- >> reporter: while the murders in dundee dominated the news, investigators were taking a second look at a less publicized crime. months earlier, there had been another murder not far from dundee. in this one, an elderly female had been bludgeoned and stabbed in the neck. >> we had knives that were used from her residence in her murder. so, we had similarities in that weapons were taken from her home and used against her and left at the scene. >> but you had somebody you liked for that. >> the detectives that investigated that case had identified a suspect very early on. somebody who was a family member of hers whom she had had a falling out with. >> and who didn't seem to have any connection with the hunters. >> none whatsoever. >> reporter: there comes a time in every homicide investigation where detectives have to focus on the victim's family and friends. as far as the detectives knew, the hunters were a well re

top of the table but now they have celtic breathing down the next after a comfortable 5—0 win over dundee aside of the second four points behind hearts with a game in hand. it's been a busy night in the scottish premiership — there were four other matches. kilmarnock stay third after a 1—1 draw with rangers, who are fourth. livingston's eight match unbeaten run was ended by stjohnstone. aberdeen, fresh from booking a place in the league cup final, thumped hamilton 3—0. and motherwell won 2—0 at struggling st mirren. in the women's champions league — fran kirby scored a hat—trick as chelsea hammered fiorentina to make it through to the quarter finals of the competition. emma hayes' side could only manage a single goal at home in the first leg, but found their scoring boots tonight with six. as well as that kirby hat trick, drew spence, erin cuthbert and ramona bachman added the others. millie bright was red carded late on and so will miss the next game. the draw for the quarterfinals, which take place in march, is on friday 9 november. the son of the leicester city owner killed in an accid

fa ncy three domestic matches and they will fancy adding to that this evening against bottom side dundee

elsewhere, celtic thumped dundee 5—0. nick parrott has the details. tynecastle. hibernian manager neil lennon goaded hearts fa ns after a manager neil lennon goaded hearts fans after a late goal was disallowed and was then hit by a calling. he wasn't down for long, and appeared to be fine afterwards, but it could have been more serious. it wasn't the only incident involving fans. hearts's goalkeeper also went down after trying to retrieve the ball in the second half. he didn't need treatment and could only go one better. florian kamberi was sent for a second yellow ca rd kamberi was sent for a second yellow card following this incident. hearts remain top of the table, but they now have champions celtic breathing down their necks out gay couple 5—0 win over dundee. it moves brendan rodgers side up to second, four points behind hearts, but with a game in hand. kilmarnock stay third after a 1—1 draw with rangers, who are fourth. livingston's eight match unbeaten run was ended by stjohnstone. aberdeen, fresh from booking a place in the league cup final, t

with his appearance in the white house, dundee west truly made this the west wing.w does it feel in the oval office? there is good energy in this. and he had a fair amount of energy himself. at one stage he delivered a long and produce beach that silenced even president trump. trump is on his hero ‘s journey right now. he president trump. trump is on his hero ‘sjourney right now. he might not have expected a crazy person they can us, to support him, but we are going to make america great. that was quite something. that was quite something. he talked enthusiastically. about criminal justice reform. jobs and education. showed off a picture of a hydrogen powered plane he thinks should replace m4 is one. but perhaps most memorable of many memorable moments came when he talked about the superhuman qualities of donald trump's signature make america great again campaign gathers. trump's signature make america great again campaign gathersm trump's signature make america great again campaign gathers. it is only about previous cap on that it made me feel like superman. you ma

fa ncy three domestic matches and they will fancy adding to that this evening against bottom side dundeedens park. the new managerjim mcintyre has watched his side ship seven goals in his first two matches. there i say this halloween could get a little scary for him if celtic‘s good form continues. aberdeen are the league cup finalists and they will take on hamilton accies at pittodrie. livingston are the surprise package this season, they are fourth in the table and they will hope to continue their good form against stjohnstone. st mirren and motherwell are involved in a basement battle, you could call it, because between the two of them, they have only managed two league wins all season. chelsea are looking to reach the women's champions league quarterfinal for the second time. they're in action right now against italian club fiorentina and will go through, if they avoid defeat. the london club hold a 1—0 lead from the first leg, after their win at kingsmeadow two weeks ago. kick off was at 6:30pm, so they're only a little way into it but it's currently goalless. chelsea could progress

have gone 6 points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after winning 3—0 at bottom side dundeeand steven naismith put hearts in charge. steven maclean added a third 46 seconds after the break to move craig levein's side further clear of celtic and kilmarnock. england captain eoin morgan says his side will learn from their record one—day defeat to sri lanka and make sure they don't allow their series win to " paper over the cracks. " england recorded a 3—1 series victory but slumped to a massive 219—run defeat in the final one dayer in colombo, which has led to morgan questioning his side's attitude. joe lynskey reports. sri lanka have toiled with the bat and with the weather in this series, but this dead rubber saw them finally end the downpour. the home side got to 137 before losing their first wicket. and england's breakthrough brought in more big hitters. the home side got to their biggest 0di score in two years, and even for this england team chasing, is isn't easy. they saw three wickets for in the first two overs. joss buttler was captain for the day and lasted just two b

here's our sports news correspondent, chris mclaughlin. 0na on a cold night in dundee as two side stickns are drinking up before taking there. for now the beer is nonalcoholic. the sale of alcohol has been banned in scottish football grounds for almost a0 years but its reintroduction could come not due to find pleasure or political pressure but due to pressure from uefa the governing body. in less than two yea rs governing body. in less than two years euro 2020 comes to glasgow, one of 12 host cities but as it stands the only one where you cannot buy a beer and watch football. stands the only one where you cannot buy a beer and watch footballm stands the only one where you cannot buy a beer and watch football. it is the hard one for scotland as a whole to ta ke the hard one for scotland as a whole to take when it is going to be on the worldwide stage and for some reason we have to be treated differently than others. that is definitely one that would be hard to ta ke definitely one that would be hard to take and have the rest of us trying to explain why. this is why. this is like a scene

livingsone beat bottom club dundee 4—0.re third in the table after a 2—1 win away at struggling st mirren. edinburgh's victory means that they go top of pool five. the other pool game will be played tomorrow. kyle edmund has the chance of winning his first tour title as he moved into the final of the european open. the top seed in antwerp beating richard gasquet in straight sets. he'll meet gael monfils in the final in belgium. edmund lost his previous final appearance in monaco earlier this year. —— previous final appearance in monaco earlierthis year. —— in previous final appearance in monaco earlier this year. —— in morocco. the duke and duchess of sussex have attended the opening ceremony of the invictus games in sydney. the games will see injured personnel competing in ii sports over eight days. in sydney's olympic park, the scars of war. the wounded of 18 nations' militaries have come together for this year's invictus games. after losing all feeling in his feet on a military exercise, andy white's road to recovery was

livingstone beat bottom club dundee 4—0.rnock are third in the table after a 2—1 win away at struggling st mirren. rugby union, and in the second round of the champions cup, edinburgh put in a blistering performance at murrayfield to see off 3—time champions toulon. this intercept try by chris dean earned them the bonus point in their 110—14 victory. the result means edinburgh move to the top of pool five with the other group game between newcastle and montpellier to be played tomorrow. elsewhere in the champions cup, wasps drew 35—35 with bath. danny cipriani was sent off as gloucester lost to munster. exeter struggled yet again, beaten 29—25 by iii—man castres. meanwhile, over in paris, racing 92 have beaten ulster 411—12 and sarcens made it two wins from two in their hunt for a third champions cup title, seeing off lyon 29—10. cracks and has won the champion sta kes cracks and has won the champion stakes again. 65 was favourite. he was racing in blinkers for the first time. frankie vettori brought him home lengths clear o

livingston thrashed dundee and motherwell lost to stjohnstone.series, he's now set to sit out some matches for gloucester. he was sent off in their champions cup match against munster for this challenge. munster took full advantage, they won 36—22 . there were wins elsewhere for castres, saracens and edinburgh. and there are three more matches later today. bianca walkden has won silverfor great britain at the taekwondo grand prix in manchester. shuyin zheng of china stretched to a 6—1 lead in the final, and despite a late fight back in the third round, the bout finished 6—4 and walkden had to settle for silver. later today double 0lympic taekwando championjadejones is in action and you can watch live on the red button or the bbc sport website. brooks koepka will be the world's number one golfer when the rankings are officially announced tomorrow koepka finished four shots clear of the field to win the cj cup in south korea this morning. he'll replace fellow american and ryder cup team—mate dustin johnson. that's all the sport for now. a woman has

livingsone beat bottom club dundee 4—0.n the table after a 2—1 win away at struggling st mirren. real madrid have lost again in la liga, a 2—1 defeat at the bernabeau to levante they were 2—0 down inside 13 minutes. rafael varane's handball was to be inside the penalty area after the referee consulted var. roger marti converted the resulting spotkick — that made it 2—0. marcelo‘s pulled one back, but that ended a run of a82 mimnutes wiothout scoring, a club record. their fourth defeat in five games leaves them fifth in la liga with el clasico coming against barcelona next weekend. cricket now and england beat sri lanka by 18 runs in another rain hit one—day international — to give them an unassailable 3—0 lead in the five match series. the game had to be called off, an 18 run victory awarded to england under the duckworth—lewis stern method. every match on tour has been affected by the weather, but then they are touring in monsoon season. david domb reports. early overcast conditions were the backdrop as this rain affected

third—place celtic host second place hibs, leaders hearts are at home to aberdeen, livingston take on dundeest kilmarnock. now, they have overcome life—changing illnesses, cancer, road traffic accidents and now the england amputee football team are on the hunt for world cup glory, he had to mexico next week to start their campaign but before that i am joined by some of them here! and also by their manager. thanks forjoining us on sportsday. the football team in general has been doing so well, number one in europe is that right? number two, be furnished second last year. now you're heading to the world cup in mexico — how are the preparations going? the preparations have been excellent, we‘re training this weekend in nantwich and amy howell it out on tuesday to guadalajara. we have played 1a games this year and won 13 of them and drawn just this year and won 13 of them and drawnjust one. so this year and won 13 of them and drawn just one. so we are in a really good place to in terms of how much of this sport has grown in the last few years, amputee football, it seems quite obvious what it mea

bottom of the table dundee were beaten 2—1 by kilmarnock.s. and there was a 1—1 draw between motherwell and livingston. newcastle united still lead 2—0. i was not expecting us. i was expecting manchester united to co mforta bly expecting manchester united to comfortably beat newcastle and for all the speculation to perhaps server down over the weekend. sounds like it is pretty craft dashed quiet at old trafford. thank you. england's women are preparing for next year's world cup with warm up games against what manager phil neville hopes are tough tests against strong opposition. this afternoon they beat brazil 1—0 thanks to a fran kirby goal. jo currie reports from meadow lane. i , england. in the members of matches a lwa ys , england. in the members of matches always attract the fans. but there was one of plan everybody‘s lips. she is a massive player for them. whenever you talk about the brazilian side she is always there at the front of it. just something i'io at the front of it. just something 110 one at the front of it. just something no

livingston thrashed dundee and motherwell lost to stjohnstone. cipriani, overlooked by england for the autumn series, he's now set to sit out some matches for gloucester. he was sent off in their champions cup match against munster for this challenge. munster took full advantage. they won 36—22. it was a much tighter affair for wasps, who came from behind to draw with bath. thomas young's converted try eventually sealing the 35—all draw. edinburgh put in a blistering perfomance at murrayfield to see off three times champions toulon. this try by chris dean earned them the bonus point — which puts them top of their pool. elsewhere exeter lost at castres, while saracens beat lyon.. kyle edmund has the chance to win his first tour title. he's into today's final of the european open. britain's number one, who is the top seed in antwerp, beat richard gasquet in straight sets. he'll meet gael monfils in the final. edmund lost his only previous appearance in a final which was in morocco earlier this year. it's been an eventful week for ronnie o sullivan

bottom of the table dundee were beaten 2—1 by kilmarnock.nd leaders, hearts. and there was a 1—1 draw between motherwell and livingston. a sensational weight and to the day, karthi. it really was exciting. also exciting in nottingham. england's women are preparing for next year's world cup with warm up games against what manager phil neville hopes, are tough tests against strong opposition. this afternoon they beat brazil i—0 thanks to a fran kirby goal. jo currie reports from meadow lane. come on england! ingrid and brazil match always attract the fans. but today there was only one player on everybody‘s lips. today there was only one player on everybody's lips. marta is a massive player for them isn't she. everybody's lips. marta is a massive playerfor them isn't she. whenever you talk about the brazilian side, herface is you talk about the brazilian side, her face is always there in front of it. she has something else that no one else is god. the brazilian is the six time fifa world cup layer of the six time fifa world cup layer of the yea

bottom of the table dundee were beaten 2—1 by kilmarnock, hibs thrashed hamilton 6—0 and are just twog is everything in formula 1, and i'm not talking about the cam belt or any other part of the engine. in qualifying for the japanese grand prix earlier today, ferrari got their timing wrong, by sending title contender sebastian vettel out on the wrong kind of tryes to make the most of the early dry conditions. lewis hamilton's mercedes team picked the right time to send the british driver out, and on the best tyres for the dry track. he was quickest to take pole. vettel failed to get in a time after switching to dry—weather slick tyres, but went out this time in the rain and so will start back in 8th tomorrow. he could lose further ground then on championship leader, hamilton. and finally, tai woffinden is on the verge of becoming the first british rider to win three speedway grand prix world titles. he crashed heavily in his third heat at the final round of the season in poland. remarkably, he was able to walk away, but couldn't take part in the restart and lost points to his nearest

south lanarkshire highlands, dundee, east lothian and south la narkshire is highlands, dundee, east a direct result of westminster government policy. to the tories we say this, find some compassion, halt the roll—out of universal credit now. with our limited new powers over social security, we are building modern rights —based system. we have set upa modern rights —based system. we have set up a new agency, social security scotland. it will employ 1500 people between its dundee hq and its base here in glasgow, and a further 400 in local communities across the country. which just goes to show, more powers for the scottish parliament means more services delivered in scotland and that means morejobs for people delivered in scotland and that means more jobs for people who live here. just one more reason why scotland should become independent. the new agency has made its first payments already. 0ver the new agency has made its first payments already. over the last few weeks more than 76,000 people have received first instalment of the new carer‘s received first instalment of the new ca r

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earlier i spoke to professor niamh nic daeid — a forensic scientist at the university of dundee — whooke alarms within the property would have roused the children from sleep. we did a piece of work with derbyshire fire and rescue services to try and assess that. what we found, as a result of the study, was children aged between two and 14 or 15, around those ages, they did not wake up very easily to conventional smoke alarms. we found a smoke alarm sound that would wake them up. the research today was carried out in the us, which found similar results. in the us, they found the mother ‘s voice is most effective at waking up the children. you used a voice, not a mother ‘s voice, the voice of an actor. tell us how you did it. and, what importance do you think it shows about voice versus other noises for waking a child? that's right, the sound we used, we used a combination. the first part of the sound we used was a low tone, which is similarto sound we used was a low tone, which is similar to the kind of sound you hear when a truck is reversing. the intermittent buzzing all beeping nois

livingsone beat bottom club dundee a—0.ter a 2—1 win away at struggling st mirren. england's cricketers have won the one day series against sri lanka. they are now 3—0 up with one to play but it was another rain affected result. they won by 18 runs in kandy, under the duckworth—lewis stern method. david domb has the details. early overcast conditions in the backdrop of this rain affected series was a game against the weather in england looked determined to get the better of the elements, but they lead when chris woakes may be early breakthrough. spend proven effective strategy and had an impact as mole valley tried. rashid dismissed in the same fashion. select the's codes that could only watch on as it was set 27a. that was more than achievable with the top an opening stand of 52 with alex hales when he was stumped thanks to the quick thinking. captain 0wen morgan and joe root kept the scoreboard ticking over, they were unbeaten at the redhead and the total has already passed but 18 brands in the series one was a gear with

and also "crocodile dundee." the mall has since reopened and business is booming.y they just had a big door buster sale. we got that joke off the clearance rack. topic number two. florida police observed a driver who appeared to be intoxicated. from the looks of things he was mowing them down. this fella was allegedly drunk farming. but just when you thought it couldn't get any more florida it turns out the tractor was stolen. what is it with people in that state. there must be something in the mess. he gave cobbs a fake i.d., causing him to run for it and get tased. police arrested him at the scene and the tractor taker claimed he got drunk because his girlfriend dumped him. apparently she wrote him a john deere letter. the people's pant suit is coming to broadway. stumbling all over gotham. hillary clinton will be the subject of a new play called hillary and clinton. sources say it's the first play in history where each audience member will have their own private server. the play is set to take place during the 2008 democratic primaries. the ticket sales are expe

even after the one-and-dundee feet at the hands of the yankees in the playoff game, this club is trendingght direction. days after their season ended, the a's front office knows the real work is just beginning. >> that's the reality of losing the game and waking up and knowing that the season is over, that you have discussions that you have to have regarding some players that are free agents and we have to start that process pretty quickly. >> we were focused on wednesday and what we were hoping would come beyond that. so i think we'll probably tell you today that those conversations are to be had over the next weeks and months. >> disappointing the lose the last game. we went in there expecting to win, and it didn't happen. so, you know, that lingers a little bit but at some point in time you get over it and realize that you did accomplish some pretty good things, and we expect it to move forward as well. >> game two, bud black, former giant and the rockies trying to even things up against the brewers. bottom of the fourth, no score. milwaukee perez with a ground double. pumped, 1-0, bre

basically they of dundee the essays on each drug and there's a little booklet and there's a little videoand their free on the internet. and they are done by people who are former drug addicts. and they teach the kids what is each drug. because they are not going to get the right answer from the person saying here, take this heroin, try this. they will get false information. once you're done watching these videos, it basically can you have to be brain-dead to even think of putting something like this in your body. because it's just what these drugs are composed up is so disgusting. i think it really comes down to education. that is this crisis and the epidemic and with all this. who are addicted but it also comes down to the people getting educated at a very young age. i have a friend who works with kids were addicted to drugs, and paris have to do with eight and nine-year-old children who are doing drugs. i was still playing with dolls. it's a different world and it's really cheesy, this education at a very young age. >> if you have, this is a total sidebar, but if you have extra in your

the bottom of the table, dundee lost. there was a 1—1 draw. englandthat when it beat brazil 1—0.ve that they really are contenders for france 2019 asjoe kelly reports on england! inman in brazil match is attract the fans. but today there was only one player on everybody ‘s lips. she is a massive player for them, wasn't she? herface is lips. she is a massive player for them, wasn't she? her face is always there at the front of it. she has something that everyone else is god. something special really. the brazilian is the six—time fifa world cup layer of the year. but england made today about them. this is what a perfect start looks like. she opened her reign of terror done the right. england's number ten outshining her brazilian counterpart. lucy show that words mean nothing on the pitch as england's defence stayed strong. five minutes later the game is over before it had gotten really going. brazil's loss was england's gain as they dominated the first half. came close to doubling the lead and fire offa close to doubling the lead and fire off a shot that perhaps she should pass. t

livingston thrashed dundee, and motherwell lost to stjohnstone. arm during barcelona's clash with sevilla. the pictures coming up are not for the squeamish, so look away now if that sounds like you. iam kind i am kind of sort of weirdly fascinated. the 5—time ballon d'or winner had already left his mark on the game, having teed up philippe coutinho for the opener before doubling his side's lead at camp nou. minutes later, however, he fell awkwardly on his right arm. you can see he's visibly in pain. you can only just you can onlyjust see it actually. tests have confirmed that he has a fracture of the radial bone and will be out for approximately three weeks. three weeks is quite good though. it was only a fracture, not a full break. it didn't sort of... bend the wrong way. snap neatly. yeah. so get well soon, messi. it hasn't been great couple of days for danny cipriani. 0verlooked by england for the autumn series, he's now set to sit out matches for gloucester. he was sent off in their champions cup match against munster for this challenge. it on

livingston thrashed dundee and motherwell lost to stjohnstone.you are eating your breakfast, maybe look away! the 5—time ballon d'or winner had already left his mark on the game having teed up philippe coutinho for the opener before doubling his side's lead at camp nou. minutes later, however, he fell awkwardly on his right arm. you can see he's visibly in pain. tests have confirmed that he has a fracture of the radial bone and will be out for approximately three weeks. it hasn't been a great couple of days for danny cipriani — overlooked by england for the autumn series, he's now set to sit out some matches for gloucester. he was sent off in their champions cup match against munster for this challenge. munster took full advantage. they won 36—22. it was a much tighter affair for wasps, who came from behind to draw with bath. thomas young's converted try eventually sealing the 35—35 draw. edinburgh put in a blistering performance at murrayfield to see off three—time champions toulon. this try by chris dean earned them the bonus point, which puts

livingston thrashed dundee and motherwell lost to stjohnstone.eir champions cup match against munster for this challenge. munster took full advantage, they won 36—22. it was a much tighter affair for wasps, who came from behind to draw with bath. thomas young's converted try eventually sealing the 35—all draw. edinburgh put in a blistering perfomance at murrayfield to see off three times champions toulon. this try by chris dean earned them the bonus point — which puts them top of their pool. elsewhere exeter lost at castres, while saracens beat lyon.. bianca walkden has won silverfor great britain at the taekwondo grand prix in manchester. shuyin zheng of china stretched to a 6—1 lead in the final, and despite a late fight back in the third round, the bout finished 6—4 and walkden had to settle for silver. later today double 0lympic taekwando championjadejones is in action and you can watch live on the red button or the bbc sport website. a little bit of mixed emotions. 0bviously a little bit of mixed emotions. obviously i did a lot better in the

tom rogic has celtic up against dundee. the verge making the quarter—finals. they're 6—0 up against fiorentina in the second leg of their tie. fran kirby with a hat trick. that's 7—0 on aggregate. closing moments in italy. jose mourinho's former managerial adversary arsene wenger has told the bbc his nextjob will not be in england. wenger has been out of work since leaving arsenal last may and has been linked with a number ofjobs around the world. but he says we won't be seeing him return to the premier league. i will be back, yes. but not in england, probably? certainly not, because i am... dedicated my whole life to one club, you know, and... it would be a bit different certainly and would not be well accepted. an emergency anti—doping summit at the white house has been told that athletes have been "failed" by the world anti—doping agency. the meeting in washington has called for an inquiry into claims of bullying at the organisation. it comes after wada athlete committee chair beckie scott recently told the bbc that some

hearts beat dundee 3—0 to move six points clear at the top of the scottish premiership.uffered their heaviest defeat in one—day cricket, losing to sri lanka in the final game of the series. england‘s bowling and fielding was poor, and sri lanka scored freely, posting 366. the reply was equally dismal — they were 4 for 3 at one stage — and when rain forced them off for good, they lost by 219 runs. they still won the series 3—1. the defending champion caroline wozniacki is back in contention at the wta finals in singapore, where the top eight women‘s players are competing for a multi—million pound prize fund. she lost her opening round—robin match but she then beat petra kvitova for the first time in four years. she said she was pleased with how she kept cool in her three—set win. with the increasing number of injuries in rugby union, breaks will be introduced in the season to protect players. the campaign will start sooner and end later to spread out matches, with players limited to playing a maximum of 35 games. finally, no doubt who the star attraction was at old traffo

elliot trela took this stunning snap in dundee. trela took this stunning snap in dundee. a common theme. and finally, a certain dan walker tweeted this view from sheffield... there it is, a double view on the same evening. amazing how the colours have switched. perhaps you have some glorious pictures of the sunrise this morning. is it light outside yet? not yet. the joys of being in a windowless studio. you forget, don't you? you go outside and do a night shift and it's raining! we can hopefully get some pictures from our viewers about some pictures from our viewers about some glorious sunrises. is that going to set up for a good day today? well, there's a lot of cloud around today. good morning, everyone. yesterday we hit almost 20 celsius in parts of south hampshire, in gosport. you can kiss goodbye to those levels at the moment because it will turn much colder over the next few days with frost and by the weekend certainly many areas as far south as wales will have seen snow. today we have a fairly settled day, still. we are look

do you remember crocodile dundee ? rolled over. do you remember crocodile dundee? good morning, yes, iwas morning. -- exoskeleton. good morning, yes, i was wearing the exos keleton, morning, yes, i was wearing the exoskeleton, just one of the perhaps solutions i guess to one of the issues facing the construction industry at the moment. good robotics help? the other thing of course is, can we build things quicker, can we build things cheaper? this is one of the answer the building industry has, without the building industry has, without the moment, it is what we know as prefabricated housing, off—site housing, these structures can go up in three days, they can go up, in tyre homes up injust one day, they are manufactured off—site and they can be built together —— entire homes. they can be built supposedly to last. we have plenty of companies looking into this kind of technology. the government very much putting its weight behind it. looking quite favourably on projects that are using off—site construction. so is it going to be the holy grailfor construction. so is i

for our research that we did at the university of dundee, we used an actor.fectively in the study that we carried out. quite interesting that the age of the child seems to have an impact here. you found a marked change between those aged ten and 12, for example. yes, very interesting and we don‘t know why it happens. certainly, for younger children, up until about the age, between about 10—12, the conventional smoke alarm doesn‘t seem conventional smoke alarm doesn‘t seem to have a particularly good effect at waking them up at all. but around the age of ten, 11, 12, that sta rts around the age of ten, 11, 12, that starts to change and we see the conventional smoke alarms, the ones we‘re all familiar with, becoming more effective. still not as effective as the sound we used, that intermittent beep and the voice, but becoming more effective. we don‘t know why that is the case. again, there needs to be further researched and into the sound is why they are having these different effects. this research in the long term could save lives? absolutely, and that is com

university, dr ravjot kaur, a registrar psychiatrist at the west london mental health trust, and in dundeeth an expert in the placebo who designed the permit. we said it is a trial and you might get a powerful new wonder drug or might get a placebo. and actually they all got a placebo which has nothing but ground rice in it. is the colour releva nt? ground rice in it. is the colour relevant? absolutely. it turns out that blue and white are particularly soothing. jeremy has done a lot of these studies before and he threw it all together. it comes in a lovely bottle here. it says on the side ta ke two bottle here. it says on the side take two twice a day because it turns out taking two twice a day is much more effective than taking one once a day. it is done in a proper clinical setting and it is proper gps who talk to you. that is all adding to the experience. why did you choose back pain? because it is unbelievably, and all of these people had suffered from back pain for a long time and they were on all kinds of medication including morphine. —— unbelievably common. this was in blackpool w