"i don't need to come to dundee." innes also requesting kind of sexy photographs. that's what we find through our enquiries. again, bennylyn declined this request and tried to stay at arm's length, but enjoyed the companionship, which she was really looking for. but the persistence continues from andrew innes and eventually, it was that agreement that they meet up. days before meeting bennylyn in person, innes' internet searches included... ..and... it's thursday the 18th of february 2021. bennylyn and her sister shela are video chatting. bennylyn is travelling in andrew innes' car withjellica. he's driving herfrom bristol to his house in dundee for the weekend after meeting on an online dating site. despite the uk being in lockdown, innes has driven 440 miles to bristol to meet 25—year—old bennylyn. translation: she told me - they were already inside the car, that they were on their way to scotland. i asked her who she was with and asked to see him, so she showed me the guy's face. bennylyn took pity on him because h

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well it's not, not dundee. i aim for you this molly black and all this.ell that's interesting question because i was looking through the sort of forerunners on internet and she her name hasn't even appeared but kind of superstar but she's kind of a superstar within snp, isn't she? a lot of people have a lot for that. people have a lot time for that. yeah. robert peston. yeah. including robert peston. yeah, interesting, see. yeah, it'll be interesting, see. okay, move okay, well we're going to move on the far right, which on now. leo the far right, which strangely the guardian find easier to call out than the far left and i think , the guardian left and i think, the guardian are, they've written this piece about peter think an alternate to your apparently far right group who are trying to inflame local tensions in britain to spread the far time so apparently are capitalising on local opposition to refugees and trying to co—opt anti campaigns. i mean that's one way of looking at it the other of looking at it is migrants. i mean on these working class commun

well it's not, not dundee. i aim for you this molly black and all this.ell that's interesting question because i was looking through the sort of forerunners on internet and she her name hasn't even appeared but kind of superstar but she's kind of a superstar within snp, isn't she? a lot of people have a lot for that. people have a lot time for that. yeah. robert peston. yeah. including robert peston. yeah, interesting, see. yeah, it'll be interesting, see. okay, move okay, well we're going to move on the far right, which on now. leo the far right, which strangely the guardian find easier to call out than the far left and i think , the guardian left and i think, the guardian are, they've written this piece about peter think an alternate to your apparently far right group who are trying to inflame local tensions in britain to spread the far time so apparently are capitalising on local opposition to refugees and trying to co—opt anti campaigns. i mean that's one way of looking at it the other of looking at it is migrants. i mean on these working class commun

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kilmartin at the bottom side dundee united. saintjohnson as well one. third and final one—day magic in south africa. archer took —— six or eight feet in the format as they go towards a world title defence later this year. in south africa's diamond country in england baton performance that eventually sparkled. the opening spell dazzled and to avoid a serious clean sweep england needed to dig deep. and just butler they have one of crickets most precious gems and milan wasn't told a long sign jewel most precious gems and milan wasn't told a long signjewel in most precious gems and milan wasn't told a long sign jewel in their most precious gems and milan wasn't told a long signjewel in their odi crown. the latter won the race to 100, soon followed by his captain. posting 346 england had them dancing to their tune. after 100 of his own in the second odi he knows all about rhythm. after bright start from south africa's captain it suddenly deserted him. losing him was a body blow as was this from jaw fraud archer. if the end when quick hasn't shown his england

w mcsaunder went to dundee, bro, he met one of the 1st responders on the scene after the building was hit and he met a woman who escaped with only her life. now he needs to take a moment. this is the 1st time jenny has been back here. he just got home from the theatre with his wife when he heard the explosion and rushed to the scene to help us is what i asked such meaning, kidney do we cannot have them done. sure. you get your vehicle and in order to bill some more to their schedules custodian of serving euclidean, the a to visual element terrible as to what you were calling to see as of doing it wouldn't just name what she knew pulling a book dally than the hold those hibler gene could actually echo, so shut which league of what your vision motor to be little resuming with some more then they found someone who was still alive 0 to the city with the other people is out of re run you politically. it is also addressed, hopefully it separate it on the at the new luchella's shameka. now don't cry you mahogany will as it isn't of little it showed no. what does osalla another renewal is in

kilmartin at the bottom side dundee united. saintjohnson won at motherwell.urgentjofra archer, was on form for england in their third and final one day match against south africa. archer took 6 wickets in the victory. jos buttler�*s side were hoping to avoid a sixth straight defeat in the format as they build towards their world title defence in india later this year. dan ogunshakin reports. in south africa's diamond country and england batting performance that eventually sparkled. his opening spell dazzled into series clean sweep england needed to dig deep. injos butler they have one of cricket's postprocessed gems. and david malan was alongside the jewel in the crown. the latter won the race to 100 soon followed by his captain and then posting 346 england had the proteas dancing to their tune. after 100 of his own in the second 0di temper but zouma knows all about rhythm but after a bright start from the south africa captain and it suddenly eluded him. losing him was a body blow as was this from jeffrey archer. if the england quick had not had his long awai

staff at glasgow and dundee universities were among those taking part on the first of 18 days of industrialry and march. rail services have also been significantly disrupted today, with more than 12,000 drivers staging the first of two days of action this week. some operators ran no trains at all today. the drivers will strike again on friday. 0ur transport correspondent katy austin reports from kent. early this morning — no trains, no passengers at this station in kent. opposite the entrance, the now familiar sight of a picket line. rail workers on picket lines say they can't do interviews because it could put theirjobs at risk. but train drivers i've spoken to say this dispute is not just about pay for them, it's also about protecting their working conditions. i get the first train, and obviously i start early. i start seven, 7:30, so... many commuters can work from home, but not angelina, who normally gets the train from maidstone to shifts in london. today, that's not an option. as an agency nurse, full time, as all my colleague know, if you don't do the shift, you don't get paid. so ba

kilmarnock won at dundee united, and league two elgin�*s run is over. against st mirren. they lead by a goal— zero. manchester city gained revenge for their league cup semi final defeat to arsenal earlier this week by winning their women�*s super league match 2—i this afternoon. citys�* england internationals took them two up in the first half. the first from lauren hemp afterjust 4 minutes, then chloe kellyjust before half time. rafaelle souza got one back in the second half from a free kick, but city�*s win takes them above arsenal into third in the table. it was pretty relentless remorseful it was pretty relentless remorseful i spoke to the players at half—time. they showed great character. but i think 2—0 is a bit, we had another couple of good opportunities. i think we lost possession way too many times in the game, especially very dangerous areas. i don�*t know if it�*s information or positioning that we had at that time, but we need to review that of course. but when you lose possession and those dangerous areas it�*s going to be very difficult.

kilmarnock won at dundee united, and league two elgin's run is over.ir league cup semi—final defeat to arsenal earlier this week by winning their women's super league match 2—1 this afternoon. city's england internationals took them two up in the first half. the first from lauren hemp afterjust four minutes. then chloe kellyjust before half time. rafaelle souza got one back in the second half from a free kick. but city's win takes them above arsenal into third in the table. it was relentless from us. every time we went through you think it would go on. i spoke to the players at half—time the dangerous thing for us as a 2—0 score at half—time. we scored showed great character after conceived a goal but i think 2—0 is a bit of a dodgy one. i think if we scored the third one which i think we should had i put that puts a game to bed. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. the rugby league season has returned with the challenge cup. edinburgh eagles were beaten 30—20 by saddleworth rangers. the officials at this a

dundee united are four points adrift at the bottom after losing 4—0 to ross county, who started the dayjust the last minute of normal time. st mirren could only draw 1—1 at ten man stjohnstone, while aberdeen beat livingston to above them into sixth in the table. another impressive day for england in their second test aginast new zealand in wellington. another intervention from the weather that curtailed their dominance, but not before the home side had been reduced to 138—7 in theirfirst innings, 297 behind. patrick gearey reports. in round about circles wellington�*s basin resolve wellington�*s basin reserve is famous, the ground surrounded by the biggest in the southern hemisphere. choices everywhere. having made 186, harry brook took the first exit. grabbed at the second attempt by matt henry, england picked their lane, no breaking as ben stokes sets the example and takes the consequences. 0thers follow his charge. ben foulkes, stumped. joe root kept looking up, this took him clear of 150, and england felt they had enough runs to declare to keep the game moving. they remain powered by a

hearts are bottom of the table and dundee united do have a 1—0 lead there. said it was my first goal. just after the hour mark. putting them up 1-0 after the hour mark. putting them up 1—0 and a quick feet from the england international chloe kelly sealing the win with a second. and the other women's game was aston villa at home to brighton villa. one up villa at home to brighton villa. one up from an own goal. finishing 1— all. and in the opening match of the six nations in cardiff it has not been a dream return for wales. ireland have been relentless in cardiff showing why they are the number one side in the world. the first try here. james lowe did the same in the first quarter, helping ireland to a 27—3 lead at half—time. there's been a try scored for wales and ireland are up with over 50 minutes played. it is live on bbc one and iplayer. and in around an hourand a one and iplayer. and in around an hour and a quarter is that the calcutta cup. england begin their first campaign under the head coach against a scotland side hoping to win successive games at

staff at glasgow and dundee were among those who walked out on the first of 18 days of industrial actionantly disrupted today, with more than 12,000 train drivers staging their first of two days of action this week. some operators ran no trains at all today. they'll strike again on friday. 0ur transport correspondent katy austin reports from kent. early this morning. no trains, no passengers at this station in kent, opposite the entrance, the now familiar sight of a picket line. rail workers on picket lines say they can't do interviews because it could put theirjobs at risk. but train drivers i've spoken to say this dispute is not just about pay for them, it's also about protecting their working conditions. i get the first train and obviously i start early. istart 7:30. many commuters can work from home, but not angelina, who normally gets the train from maidstone to shifts in london. today, that's not an option. as an agency nurse, full time. as all my colleague know, if you don't do the shift, you don't get paid. so basically i'm losing out because of the strike. there's been very litt

while kilmarnock up against dundee united and st johnstone travel to motherwell.after good news for dons fans when they take on st mirren this evening, following their loss against hibs last weekend and the exit of former managerjim goodwin. players are heartened but in this game you cannot take a month off and say all right, let's go again,. this is why you give credit to you for all players as well. you have to learn how to be strong and come back when you have a bad week. i have been a player and there have been difficult times. you are down there and lost four or five games and you have to try and find a way and fight your way out of the corner. it did not just your way out of the corner. it did notjust happen. tottenham manager antonio conte will have surgery to remove his gall bladder later today. conte was diagnosed with an inflammation of the gall bladder, after becoming "unwell with severe abdominal pain". the club have said he'll return "following a period of recuperation". spurs' next game is at home to second placed manchester city in the premier leagu

stephen humphrys scored a 50 yard effort as hearts came back against bottom side dundee united to winanchester city side beat the division's bottom club leicester to move up to third in the table. city took the lead through the league's top scorer, bunny shaw, with a looping header, her 10th of the season just after the hour mark. before quick feet from the england international kelly sealed the win for city, who had 32 shots in the match. they're now two points behind leaders manchester united. elsewhere, one other match in wsl today brighton earned a potentially crucial poin at aston villa in their battle against relegation. it finished 1—1. earlier this week we brought you the news that co hosts australia and new zealand have asked fifa to urgently clarify reports that saudi arabia's tourism authority is to be named as an official sponsor of the 2023 women's world cup. a deal with visit saudi is set to be announced and has been criticised by human rights groups. we've been speaking to new zealand international katie rood. yum! yumll yum! i currently am pretty disappointed to hear i

saintjohnstone were 2—1 winners at bottom of the table dundee united while there also wins on the dayt to iceland, to win 2—1 against the phillipines. lauren davidson put them ahead before rachel corsie doubled that lead in the second half. the phillipines did pull one back, but it was just a consolation. scotland face wales in their final game on tuesday. and wales have not long kicked off against iceland — jess fishlock starts for wales, laura o'sullivan also returns in goal. iceland make eight changes from their win over scotland. can wales make it two in a row, after beating the philipines in their opener. action over on the bbc sport website. burnley have taken a big step to making an immediate return to the premier league, after beating luton 1—0 to stretch their lead at the top of the championship to eleven points. it was a day to forget for sheffield united, who fell further adrift and saw their hopes of automatic promotion dented by a 3—2 defeat at play—off chasing millwall. tom bradshaw's hat—trick sealed the points for the home side at the den. the starting gun on the futur

picked the 25—year—old up from bristol, where she lived, and drove her and her daughter to his home in dundeeg wrong, so i begged him to show a video with bennylyn on the _ video so that i could see if it's really 0k and that she's fine and she's with him. but bennylyn and her daughter had already been murdered. police found the bodies buried under innes's kitchen floor. he claimed in court he'd been temporarily insane and had killed bennylyn because she resembled his estranged wife. he then killed jellica, who he claimed said had wanted to be with her mum. in a closed courtroom, thejury also heard a harrowing video statement from a young child innes raped. the schoolgirl told of seeing innes hit bennylyn burke over the head with a hammer. she said she tried to call the police, but couldn't speak. she also said, "i tried to save them, but i couldn't. " in almost 30 years of policing, the level of gravity —— in almost 30 years of policing, the level of depravity shown by andrew innes is way beyond anything myself or my colleagues have witnessed before. not only did he callously take the life o

between february , march dundee between february, march 2021.h murder carrying a mandate , a life carrying a mandate, a life sentence . tens of thousands of sentence. tens of thousands of nurses in ambulance staff in england are taking part in the biggest walk out the history of the nhs today. biggest walk out the history of the nhs today . the royal college the nhs today. the royal college of nursing staging two days of strikes in a dispute pay ambulance crews and call handlers will return to work tomorrow, but resume industrial action on friday. the health secretary steve barclay says a resolution needs to come . the resolution needs to come. the independent pay review body that there's been ongoing pressures on the nhs inflate and has been higher since last year's pay review. the process than was originally forecast for example in the spending review 2021. and that's why we've got the evidence in terms of april that we're working with the trade on that will reflect the inflation reflect those circumstances but it should be done through the in

we go now live to bill dundee, spokesman for rio tinto, at the site. how is the search going, bill? >> we feel confident we'll locate this aspirin-sized capsule lost in 850 miles of arid desert wasteland quickly. >> what does the recovery effort look like so far? >> we are doing everything possible to find what we've codenamed baby chernobyl, including boots on the ground, "have you seen me? if so, alert your local crematorium immediately." >> what about the radioactive threat to all living things? >> i'm here to assure the threat is minimal. >> isn't that a giant mutant ant behind you right now? >> oh! back, back! it's just my assistant, kevin. go to lunch, kevin! >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight, the eagles have landed! plus, stephen welcomes rachel brosnahan and murray bartlett. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert. >> stephen: hey! ♪ ♪ >> louis: thank you. >> stephen: hello, hello, hello, hello. >> audience: [chanting] stephen! stephen! stephen! >>

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year old was also convicted of sexually abusing the toddler and raping another child at his home in dundee in 2021. he was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term to serve of 36 years. the partner of the missing mum, nicola burley, says it's been a tough time for her daughters in a statement released today. paul ansell has said it's been ten days now since nicola went missing and i have two little girls who miss their mummy desperately and who need her back. desperately and who need her back . meanwhile, a private back. meanwhile, a private underwater specialist team has joined the search for a missing mother of two, focusing on the river wyre in lancashire . police river wyre in lancashire. police believe the 45 year old may have fallen into the river, but her family and friends say there's still no evidence to support that theory . tens of thousands that theory. tens of thousands of nurses and ambulance staff in england have been taking part in the biggest walkout in the history of the nhs today. the royal college of nursing is staging two days of strikes in a dispute over pay. a

year old was also convicted of sexually abusing the toddler and raping another child at his home in dundee in 2021. he was sentenced to life in prison with a minimum term to serve of 36 years. the partner of the missing mum, nicola burley, says it's been a tough time for her daughters in a statement released today. paul ansell has said it's been ten days now since nicola went missing and i have two little girls who miss their mummy desperately and who need her back. desperately and who need her back . meanwhile, a private back. meanwhile, a private underwater specialist team has joined the search for a missing mother of two, focusing on the river wyre in lancashire . police river wyre in lancashire. police believe the 45 year old may have fallen into the river, but her family and friends say there's still no evidence to support that theory . tens of thousands that theory. tens of thousands of nurses and ambulance staff in england have been taking part in the biggest walkout in the history of the nhs today. the royal college of nursing is staging two days of strikes in a dispute over pay. a

and that win means motherwell are now six points clear of dundee united, who are bottom.t's after west indies beat pakistan, who couldn't knock off the runs they needed with the final few balls to secure victory. both teams still retain slim chances ofjoining england in the last four. in the day's other game, new zealand thrashed sri lanka this isn't a bad way to win your first british title. ellie baker smashing a 37—year—old record in the process. her win came at the uk indoor championships in the 1500 metres, with the 24—year—old putting in an impressive showing, to break zola budd's time which has stood since 1986. in tennis, british number one cameron norrie missed out on a fifth atp title losing to world number two carlos alcaraz in the final of the argentina 0pen. alcaraz, returning from a four—month absence from injury, too strong for norrie, as he won in straight sets in just over an hour and a half against the wimbeldon semi finalist. spain'sjon rahm is the new world number one in men's golf. he continued his fine recent run of form to win the genesis invitation

thank you so much, coach and lauren dundee. what a beautiful testimony.ch for life, as you can see, we try to uphold amazing role models for young people and people of all ages really, and right now i would like to introduce two inspiring female leaders to you, one who is a doctor and one who is a student. speaking first is dr. christina francis. dr. francis is ceo of an association and ob/gyn's and practices in fort wayne indiana. following the doctor, we will have summer smith. summer is a junior at liberty university and a pro-life leader on campus. she is a deeply moving testimony to share with you. welcome, dr. francis, and then come summer. [cheers and applause] dr. francis: look at this pro-life generation. [cheers and applause] every day in my job as an ob/gyn i have the privilege of carrying caring for two patients at once. pregnant and pre-born. and providing both with the best health care possible. but i am here today to represent tens of thousands of pro-life medical professionals across the country. we have stood for the dignity of our patien

stephen in dundee i knew before.ning to use my friend, he says with the biggest of brummie accents got married in scotland and work out . so i'm getting the and work out. so i'm getting the distinction pression that it will be alright for me to wear. i think you've got the green light now. got the green light. so i want to know, just get out andifs so i want to know, just get out and it's just the tartan. bob, the scot said have a look at the ramsey. tell tartan ideas let me know. got you. top stories coming up after the webb . hello. coming up after the webb. hello. a very good morning to you. i'm aidan mcgivern from the met office yet another cold start in south with temperatures below freezing in many places, cloudy and milder. elsewhere and then for the vast majority, we're going to see that cloud spread out across the uk through the day. at the moment, high pressure sits to the south of the uk. that's led to winds and clear spells overnight in the south. but further north, blustery wind coming from the south—wes

in scotland did there in aberdeen , dundee, there in aberdeen, dundee, edinburgh and glasgow for me isx on those that want to drive . now on those that want to drive. now here the report said that the fines have actually been issued in error . and this is because in error. and this is because the computer dvla picks up from the computer dvla picks up from the mp or whatever it's called, the mp or whatever it's called, the acronym is the number plate. and if it's if a car emits the certain emissions it doesn't like, then you're fined . right. like, then you're fined. right. but what happens to those people? mid—month beginning of the month, end of month that buy a new car they actually want help or perceive that actually helping the environment buy a car that's actually regulated for the ulez and they change the number but it's not picked up and the dvla system is so archaic that it cannot register the fact that it's actually now registered to a different car thatis registered to a different car that is actually . no, no registered to a different car that is actually. no, no pun intende

year old was also convicted of sexually abusing the toddler and raping another child at his home in dundee in 2021. he was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term to serve of 36 years. the partner of missing woman, nicola bully, says it's now been ten days since nicola went missing and i have two little girls who want their mummy back . earlier a private mummy back. earlier a private underwater rescue search team began helping the police in lancashire. search the river wyre. police believe the 45 year old may have fallen in the river but her family and friends have questioned that theory, saying there's no evidence to support it . peter fielding, who heads up it. peter fielding, who heads up the specialist diving firm sgi , the specialist diving firm sgi, says they're there to help the police. what we've been tasked by lancashire police, we're working closely with them so we're going to be coming down from the wire and we're going down towards the estuary. there's a fair stretch of river and we'll be looking at the bottom is deep in places , bottom is deep in places, shallow in

elsewhere, ross county beat dundee united, livingston lost at aberdeen, and stjohnstone drew with stn improving italy and england saw off wales in cardiff. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss rounds up the action. just a few days ago it seemed it might not happen. now england against wales came with royal approval. but after all their strife and strike threats, how would the hosts handle it? wales remember have lost their opening two matches and they were soon losing this one. commentator: the try is beckoning for watson! ., i ~ ,': commentator: the try is beckoning for watson! ., j~ g; ., for watson! england led 8-3 of the break courtesy _ for watson! england led 8-3 of the break courtesy of _ for watson! england led 8-3 of the break courtesy of anthony - for watson! england led 8-3 of the | break courtesy of anthony watson's acrobatics but after the interval and interception and there was no stopping the was resellers. 0nly wales had charged into the lead and the principality stadium was rocking. but not for long as kyle sinclair rumbled over to put england backin sinclair rumbled

humza joins us from dundee. welcome to the programme.i will be fasting for ramadan in a few weeks, it is legitimate to hold those religious views. what i said clearly in terms of my own position is i don't use my faith as a basis for legislation and legislating, that is not what the job of policymakers is. we need to look at what we think is in the best interests of society as a whole. i have been a supporter of equality all my life and will continue to be and i think the snp has done very well in attracting people to our party and our movement through the progressive agenda we have. on top of that when you are first minister, you are first ministerfor first minister, you are first minister for scotland and people want to know they will have a first minister who won't just want to know they will have a first minister who won'tjust protect their rights but advance their rights where possible. would it be acceptable to have a first minister who did not believe in equal marriage? again, for me, i think the first minister, people will look t

and that win means motherwell are now six points clear of dundee united, who are bottom..n who couldn't knock off the runs they needed with the final few balls to secure victory. both teams still retain slim chances ofjoining england in the last four. in the day's other game, new zealand thrashed sri lanka. this isn't a bad way to win your first british title. ellie baker smashing a 37—year—old record in the process. her win came at the uk indoor championships in the 1500 metres, with the 24—year—old putting in an impressive showing, to break zola budd's time which has stood since 1986. finally, the sad news that legendary sports presenter dickie davies has died, aged 94. and that is all we have time for today. i hope you've enjoyed sharing at least part of the afternoon with us and you are all invited next week. he was best known for presenting itv�*s world of sport from the 19605 until it ended in 1985. but he also covered the olympics, boxing, darts and snooker. he suffered a stroke in 1995 but returned to television with the show dickie davies' sporting heroes. plenty