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ah, at the james hutton institute in aberdeen, scotland, lorna dawson works on the galloway forest case. the soil sample from the suspect shoe was already in the lab for testing. as were other samples that had since been retrieved. some were recovered from the suspects comp. luna dawson was able to compare them with the reference samples in scotland. soil forensics is an integral part of investigations, but that's not yet standard internationally. increasingly, all over that lake great britain, it is used and it's considered to be used by the investigating authorities and overseas. there are more countries now considering and adopting sol forensics within their portfolio of methods that can be used a few years ago. i train doubts some students from brazil and they then went back to their own country. and now they've set up a so forensic lab. so it's really nice to see that this transfer of an knowledge from one nation to another to get the clearest possible picture. when analyzing soil samples. several different aspects are considered if the samples from the suspect and those from the l

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for example, stephanie galloway has done that.eat response online. if you want to share a tribute, a picture, a story, whatever you would like to share, yourqueen@bbc.co.uk is the email address, and we'll continue to share those as we go through the next few days. next go to westminster and show you the river thames. the reason we are focused on that bridge is because if we were looking very closely, we can see the queue to reach westminster hall and pay respects to queen elizabeth, who is lying in state fair and going across the thames there from the south bank across to there from the south bank across to the north bank. those queueing there would come across the bridge from right to left as you look at it and then turn to their right and move their way slowly up towards the palace of westminster. if we move from that picture, those are the gardens. this is what is being called the snake, the last stage of the queue before people reach their security tents. they have to go through airport style security and event are able to ent

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its first anchor, dave galloway, covered the queens coronation. >> we are in the nbc communicating center buckingham palace, and is just now entering -- >> harry truman was president, and winston churchill was the queen's first, and would always remain, her favorite prime minister. >> what was her relationship with churchill like? >> wonderful. well, churchill worshipped her. he absolutely adored her. she recognized his greatness. i mean, he was the same age as her grandfather. >> a great era and british history ended when sir winston churchill provided advice for queen elizabeth ii after a long service. >> whenever hitting on the prime minister's, more recent prime ministers, said anything that she might have taken exception to, she would remind them that our first prime minister was winston churchill, which would very much put them in their place. >> former prime minister tony blair met the queen hundreds of time. >> i remember, is it to me at first, my first prime minister was winston, and that was before you were born. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the young queen quickly began to stab her mark on what wa

the wettest weather for cumbria and dumfries and galloway with an over an inch of rain in places butral portions of the uk, sunshine michelle is moving into the north—west of scotland along with cooler air so the temperature dropping away. south—east england turning warmup with hazy sunshine and highs of 26 for some. over tuesday and to a degree wednesday as well the weather front will try to move up weather front will try to move up from the south of the uk and threaten outbreaks of rain across southernmost areas. the main question is how far north that will get whether we will see outbreaks of rain extensively across southern england on tuesday. that is a possibility but away from that in the south will be a lot of dry weather was sunny spells and notice that temperatures are dropping across east anglia and south—east england, back down to the low 20s, closer to where they should be at this time of year. the threat of rain is there again on wednesday from that weather front effect southernmost areas of england. a few showers for the north—west of scotland and the north—west of scot

eventually the rain spreads across dumfries and galloway and starts to bring some wet weather into cumbria in the countryside dip down into single figures, but it's mild for scotland and northern ireland, 1a or 15 celsius. but it's a wet start to the day here. now through thursday, the weather front does move away. so we'll see some sunshine following to the northwest with just a few isolated afternoon showers, an improving weather picture. whereas for northern england, wales and south west england, outbreaks of rain will be moving in during thursday, and, again, there could be a few heavier bursts mixed in. to the east of the front, it is still quite warm with some sunny spells across the midlands, east anglia and southeast england. behind the front temperatures drop a bit, and it will certainly feel a fair bit fresher. now thursday night, the weather front loses some of its strength, so the rain becomes a bit lighter and patchier as it moves across the midlands and central southern england. by the time it reaches east anglia in the southeast on friday, initially quite weak, it looks like

eventually the rain spreads across dumfries and galloway and starts to bring some wet weather into cumbriad and northern ireland, 14 or 15 celsius. but it's a wet start to the day here. now through thursday, the weather front does move away. so we'll see some sunshine following to the northwest with just a few isolated afternoon showers, an improving weather picture. whereas for northern england, wales and south west england, outbreaks of rain will be moving in during thursday, and, again, there could be a few heavier bursts mixed in. to the east of the front, it is still quite warm with some sunny spells across the midlands, east anglia and southeast england. behind the front temperatures drop a bit, and it will certainly feel a fair bit fresher. now thursday night, the weather front loses some of its strength, so the rain becomes a bit lighter and patchier as it moves across the midlands and central southern england. by the time it reaches east anglia in the southeast on friday, initially quite weak, it looks like the weather front is actually going to get a bit stronger, so the rain tur

it pushes towards cumbria, dumfries and galloway and the isle of man and that own _ and galloway andah everard by a serving police officer who was jailed in september last year. our home affairs correspondent, june kelly, reports. police officers lauren bach and faye holgate on their way to check on women in bradford who've been the victims of domestic abuse. straight at the lights or is it right? these are regular calls. the men responsible are banned from making contact with their victims. they are subject to domestic violence protection orders or dvpos. the subject of this dvpo has got two weapons markers, one for a large knife and one for a knuckleduster. the abuse has happened while she's been holding the baby. there wasn't a prosecution. so they've put the dvpo in place. the officers go into the house to make sure the abuser is not inside in breach of his order. everything been ok? these visits are part of west yorkshire police's strategy to tackle violence against women and girls. come on, then, we're going to come in and look around your house. all good. she says she hasn't h

you can send artwork too — like stephanie galloway.ture has had a great response online. the email address for your tributes is yourqueen@bbc.co.uk. we'll try to show you as many as we can. as we approach the end of this hour of programming on bbc news, let me show you what's happening in westminster hall as i'm talking to you. the queen is lying in state. this is the first of four full days where people who have queued for many hours have the opportunity to pass the queen's coffin and pay their respects, and this is going to continue through the night, notjust into the night but through the night and into friday, and into saturday and into friday, and into saturday and into friday, and into saturday and into sunday, and this opportunity for anyone who wants to come to westminster hall and pay their respects will continue until 6:30am on monday. i will be back with you in a couple of minutes. we just about managed 20 celsius today when the sun came out, but for most it felt fresher, and the reason for that change is the change of wind

ireland, galloway, this is directly west of the blood. -- a little west of dublin. a high end coffee shop. poppy fields cafe, they do full irish with black-and-white putting. the utility bill was $10,000. jonathan: it will put out. anna: you can afford it with your dollars. ♪ tom -- jonathan: tom keene, anna edwards. coming up, john beau biden out of blackrock -- jean bouvin out of blackrock. we will catch up with him later. futures down .7%. from new york, this is bloomberg. ritika: with the first word, i am ritika gupta. former president trump has accused the justice department of criminalizing his possession of personal documents. he made the allegation in a court filing making his case for a neutral third party to review documents seized by the fbi. hundreds of highly classified white house records. in alaska the democrat has defeated former governor sarah palin and a special election for the states only seat in the house of representatives. that widens the democrats narrow majority and sets up a rematch with palin in november for a full term. she told us aborti

showers and across parts of the hebrides, maybe highland scotland, and perhaps into dumfries and galloway's other news. large numbers of graves are being exhumed at a site in ukraine which was recently recaptured from russian forces. officials say they've found more than 400 graves containing civilians and around 20 soldiers, who are said to have been tortured. they were discovered in the eastern city of izyum, which the russian's captured in april. ukraine says the bodies will be sent for forensic examination to establish the causes of death and document potential war crimes. two police officers are being treated in hospital after they were stabbed in central london early yesterday morning. the suspect has been arrested and is now in police custody. the stabbing took place near leicester square and police say it is not related to the queen's death or terror—related. this weekend marks ten years since two greater manchester police officers were murdered in the line of duty. fiona bone and nicola hughes were ambushed when they responded to a false report of a burglary. their families will

eventually the rain spreads across dumfries and galloway and starts to bring some wet weather into cumbria, outbreaks of rain will be moving in during thursday, and, again, there could be a few heavier bursts mixed in. to the east of the front, it is still quite warm with some sunny spells across the midlands, east anglia and south—east england. behind the front temperatures drop a bit, and it will certainly feel a fair bit fresher. now, thursday night, the weather front loses some of its strength, so the rain becomes a bit lighter and patchier as it moves across the midlands and central—southern england. by the time it reaches east anglia and the south—east on friday, initially quite weak, it looks like the weather front is actually going to get a bit stronger, so the rain turns heavier for a time across east anglia and south—east england. away from that, though, a decent day, sunny spells and, again, just a few showers into the north west. now taking a look at the weather charts into the weekend and beyond, another weather front dives its way southwards, and behind that, we get cooler an

mark galloway is trying and as we continue this strike, more lives are at stake and i wish this state would move faster than it's currently moving. >> hearing this today which is gutting, it's time for the governor of the state of california to step up and intervene with kaiser. they are, yes, sorry, i won't say that. [ cheers and applause ] >> this is so tremendously serious and our government cannot rely on anyone else and he needs to get this monster corporation to begin serving people that pay for those services. second question, do workers take a hypocratic oath like physicians? or something like that? >> yes, we are all licensed clinicians. >> because i'm just trying to put myself in your shoes for a minute, and have a client, a patient before you. you have an obligation by under your license, your training, under the way that are moral code works and you are looking at this patient who needs to be seen by you weekly in order to get better, and you are looking in your computer for open appointments and you don't have something for three months. i mean, you are violating the term

for example, stephanie galloway has done that.cooler in the coming days, and if we don't reach 20 celsius anywhere in the uk on friday, that'll be the first time since earlyjune. now, overnight tonight, we continue with those clear skies across many parts. still, though, some showers across northern scotland, the odd shower or two coming through the irish sea, into north wales and down the eastern side of england. temperatures still just about holding up to 11 celsius in the south—east of england, but elsewhere, those temperatures will be lower than last night, into single figures. but friday starts off with lots of sunshine for many of us. as we go through the day, once again, there will be a few showers coming in off the irish sea to north wales, up into northern areas of scotland, and in particular down the eastern side of england. and it's here where you'll really notice that rather strong north—northwesterly wind. gusts of 35, 40 miles an hour. it will make it feel particularly fresh, if not raw. highs of only 12 or 13 celsiu

mark galloway is trying and as we continue this strike, more lives are at stake and i wish this stateer than it's currently moving. >> hearing this today which is gutting, it's time for the governor of the state of california to step up and intervene with kaiser. they are, yes, sorry, i won't say that. [ cheers and applause ] >> this is so tremendously serious and our government cannot rely on anyone else and he needs to get this monster corporation to begin serving people that pay for those services. second question, do workers take a hypocratic oath like physicians? or something like that? >> yes, we are all licensed clinicians. >> because i'm just trying to put myself in your shoes for a minute, and have a client, a patient before you. you have an obligation by under your license, your training, under the way that are moral code works and you are looking at this patient who needs to be seen by you weekly in order to get better, and you are looking in your computer for open appointments and you don't have something for three months. i mean, you are violating the terms of your own li

the rain at its heaviest for dumfries and galloway and cumbria and then it will linger across centralually gets a bit warmer with temperatures climbing to 25 or 26. there will be a lot of dry weather to come into the week ahead. you are watching bbc news. king charles iii has been formally proclaimed as the new monarch, in a ceremony at stjames's palace. about 200 members of the privy council gathered — including liz truss, the archbishop of canterbury, and all surviving former prime ministers. it's the first time the ceremony has been broadcast on live tv. king charles also confirmed that the day of queen elizabeth's state funeral will be a public holiday in britain. the business for part one of the council. my lords, it is my sad duty to inform you that her most gracious majesty, queen elizabeth ii, has passed away, on thursday the 8th of september, 2022, at balmoral castle. i propose that, when certain necessary business has been transacted, a deputation consisting of her majesty, his royal highness, the archbishop of canterbury, the lord chancellor, the archbishop of york, the pri