telling friends gareth tried to intimidate her. >> whenever she applied to jobs, somehow gareth wouldknow, would send the employer theseud phos after amie said gareth threatened things would get worse, she got another restraining order that expired in 2015. did she ever consider going to reapply? >> she'd said there was no way that she could get it because she didn't document it. >> if you have a restraining order against anybody, chances are that person has really traumatized you. even after the expiration, that trauma doesn't go away. you're always going to be looking over your shoulder to see if that person's there. >> reporter: through all the torment she was enduring, amie maintained a confident exterior, helping patients like model emily seers. fr t ft that stalker myself qui long time ago. and it was somebody that i had had quite an abusive relationship with. so it's just hard to think that, like, the whole time you're sitting across from her, like, you would never think that it would end up happening to her. >> reporter: but privately, amie's friends say she was constantly on

may i begin by paying tribute to the deputy general secretary of the nasuwt gareth young, who tragically died shortly before christmas? i am sure the house will join me in sending condolences to his loved ones and friends and collea g u es his loved ones and friends and colleagues in the union. i thank the secretary of state for advance sight of his statement about it is disappointing that he did not make a new year's resolution to avoid u—turns or chronic incompetence. once again where the secretary of state goes, chaos and confusion follow. it is children, families and education staff across the country who pay the price for his incompetence. so i can suggest a new year's resolution for the secretary of state. he at least resolved to start answering my questions. every pupil who is not in school must be able to access education, we must do everything we can to safeguard learning throughout this lockdown. i pay tribute to everyone who has made possible to keep pupils learning online, the incredible teachers, leaders, support staff, those likely bbc who are doing a huge amount to make le

has gareth ainsworth got a full strength squad to choose from? he says he has over 20 players available. he's a huge fan ofjose mourinho, who thinks of himself as a bit of a maverick of a manager. he's a small compared to gareth ainsworth. he is mr rock and roll when it comes to manager. he's a long—haired, leatherjacket wearing, long—haired, leather jacket wearing, orange long—haired, leatherjacket wearing, orange mustang driving, lead singer and guitarist in a rock band. he's not your regular manager, yet the longest—serving manager. he's been very successful with wickham. back then, they were just a league to side. they went 2—0 up. wycombe made it 3-2 in side. they went 2—0 up. wycombe made it 3—2 in their favour. to very late goals from spurs, but they would love to give them another scare like that's by the by. they've come way since the mid—905. i presumejose mourinho will have one eye on the liverpool game on thursday. it’s liverpool game on thursday. it's become a _ liverpool game on thursday. it�*s become a very busy schedule for totten

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gareth bale has been given only his second league start since rejoining the club. with the lead, leandro trossard finding the bottom cornerfrom inside the box. there was a heavy 4—0 defeat for tottenham's women as chelsea stayed top of the super league. german midfielder melanie leupolz opened the scoring with the pick of the goals — she also scored a penalty. they've now gone 33 games unbeaten! manchester united are level on points with chelsea but second on goal difference. they beat everton 2—0 thanks to goals from ella toone and christen press. in the day's other game, manchester city beat west ham 4—0. paul casey has won the dubai desert classic — his first tour title in m months. the englishman finished four shots ahead of the south african brandon stone after a two—under—par final round took him to 17 under. the four—time ryder cup player has now put himself in contention for another call—up when europe face the united states later this year at whistling straits. it's casey's 15th victory on tour. 15 wins is pretty cool. i wanted 15. 2019 was the last. i jus

went through lots of games to get here and to bring the team that he did and then do still bring in gareth the bench, you know? in the end... we we re bench, you know? in the end... we were laughing, and who was coming off the bench, but you have got to show great respect. i can't ask any more of our lads. you know, a bit sloppy at times in certain situations and probably got some more tackles and at times, but you are playing against world—class footballers and they make it look easy, time, strength, pace, but others say very proud but have achieved. —— but as i say. if league two morecambe had been hoping to spring a shock this afternoon, those hopes didn't last too long at stamford bridge. it was always going to be an impossible task for them, especially given the covid outbreak they've suffered over the last couple of weeks. they only returned to training on tuesday after coming out of isolation. this is england's mason mount opening the scoring for chelsea. frank lampard's side were two up before half time. timo werner with the goal, that ends 827 minutes without scoring for blues, so

gareth bale is on. the closing stages of that game over on bbc one right now.ambe had been hoping to spring a shock this afternoon, those hopes didn't last too long at stamford bridge. it was always going to be an impossible task for them, especially given the covid outbreak they've suffered over the last couple of weeks. they only returned to training on tuesday after coming out of isolation. up against last year's finalists, they were comprehensively outplayed. this is england's mason mount opening the scoring for chelsea. frank lampard's side were two up before half time, timo werner with the goal that ends 827 minutes without scoring for the blues, so that is a boost for him. callum hudson—odoi hit the third, good control, well ta ken. and they got a fourth in the closing stages, this time kai havertz on the end of it. 4—0 it finished at the bridge. we should win it. we should win it and we did. i thought that before the game. i didn't want to sit out loud, because it sounds cocky, we have just got to do with the game, but we have. clearly we have to win at

and its force gareth bale helps to keep top them on track the english f.a. cup. in india tens of thousands of followers of travel to the nation's capital new delhi and their biggest show of strength yes against the governments they breached the historic red force just hours after a large military and cultural parade was held to mark india's republic day fall as have been demonstrating for months now against new agricultural laws which they say will destroy their livelihoods and favor large businesses. lopez had eye on reports . frustrated and angry thousands of farmers occupy india's most prominent landmark the iconic red fort blocking highways and roads. they say new agricultural laws being introduced by the government will devastate their livelihoods and favor large companies. what began as protests months ago has turned into a movement with farmers marching into the center of india's capital. in the outskirts of new delhi police fired tear gas when a group of farmers breached security barricades with their tractors. up in the polls that we had designated route

and in sport gareth bale helps keep talking them on track in english f.a. cup cars here that story in about 30 minutes. ok the other big story in europe this hour the italian prime minister just epic kaante is to resign in a bid to form a new government in effect lost his majority when a vital junior partner in his coalition quit over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic now his resignation as expected on tuesday is seen as a gamble as the county reportedly hopes the president's surge will give him a mandate to form a government of national safety live now to rome and our correspondent following the ins and outs of italian politics over the past couple weeks stephanie decker so steph this is not just procedural it's much more risky than that. yes we remember peter you know we're talking about 2 weeks ago when he won those 2 confidence measures in both houses of parliament but he came out of that with what's called a simple majority so it's almost impossible for him to govern to pull push any legislative through the parliament and this is coming had to m

they couldn't quite hang on until half time though as gareth bale beat the offside trap to prod spursuy ndombele goals made it 4—1. a trip to everton awaits in round five forjose mourinho's men. england captainjoe root praised his spinners for stepping up to help them win the second test against sri lanka — and take the series 2—nil. after failing to take a wicket in theirfirst innings, dom bess and jack leach helped dismissed sri lanka cheaply second time around before the batsmen chased what looked like a tricky 164 to win in galle. joe wilson reports. all around galle, between every coast, the world turns. the cricket spins. first, sri lanka were bowled out, partly by dom bess, partly by jack leach. there were some fine shots and catches. who was under that one? relax, it is james anderson. great reactions here by zak crawley, the catcher. great reactions from the bowler. but watch this, embuldeniya hit 40 precious runs to rescue his team's precious total. england would need 164 to win which demanded serious attention. embuldeniya nails the bowler, crawley out in england's second i

the subs will be running up along here, gareth bale.n the area, crosby, supports marine. it is area, crosby, supports marine. it is a fantastic community club, you know? i would love to see him ruffle me‘s hair! six spectators were removed from the sydney cricket ground on day four of the third test, after india‘s mohammed siraj complained to the umpires about comments from the crowd. cricket australia have launched an investigation into that and claims of racist abuse on the previous day. in the match, australia are closing in on victory. they declared on 312—6 after all—rounder cameron green hit an entertaining 8a. and india lost two wickets before stumps, so they‘ll go into the final day needing another 309 runs to win. the four—match series is level at 1—1. but afterwards, australia coachjustin langer was focused on the abuse allegations. is upsetting, and it is disappointing. anyone who knows me, i have said for years, it is one of my greatest peptides in life that people think they can come to a sporting event, whether it is crick

gareth southgate is taking part of a study research links between football and dementia.to be part of the heading study which is at the school for hygiene and tropical medicine. he has urged otherformer players to tropical medicine. he has urged other former players to take part. good news ahead of the six nations rugby with progress on the quarantine situation in france. the french government has approved the protocols that have been put forward although exemptions for travel into the country have yet to be finalised. to be finalised, it's a positive step. france's first game is against scotland on the 28th of february. robert mcintyre has taken the lead in the omega dubai desert classic. he isjust one behind belgian�*s thomas dietrich. there was a seven wicket victory over south africa in karachi. he took five for 35 which left pakistan with just a chase of 58 runs which they chased with some ease with the data spare. the final testis ease with the data spare. the final test is on thursday and then they've got 3t20 games. it's south africa's first tour to pakistan in 14

this morning there's a road block that was about 500 meters 600 meters from why is the house in my gareth that has also been taken away and all this is in line with what the spokesman also police was styling me yesterday he said that they are going to comply with the court orders but then they're going to keep a surveillance he did not give details on what this surveillance and killed but he's been telling me this even before the election when i was there saying that the reason the security forces were around will be why is house to begin with was because of threats to national security he said that there was information that wine was attempting to plan a violent protest once the results the presidential results were declared. so they said that they had to keep zack's security detail around his house but now he says that they're going to keep the surveillance going now he supporters why supporters are going to be a very relieved indeed that the security detail has been has been removed wine himself is currently meeting with officials of his party the national unity platform but any soul s

let's talk to gareth dennis, a rail engineer and writer who joins us from york.then on hs2 and its future? news. your thoughts then on h52 and its future? , ., ~ , news. your thoughts then on h52 and its future? , . ~ , . its future? yes, a key thing which is very poorly _ its future? yes, a key thing which is very poorly communicated - its future? yes, a key thing which is very poorly communicated with | its future? yes, a key thing which - is very poorly communicated with h52 is very poorly communicated with hs2 is very poorly communicated with hs2 is there is this common idea it is just for business travel, that neglects the whole point which is it is releasing a huge amount of capacity on the existing rail network for more commuters and more local travellers and more freight of course. the key thing i'm hearing a lot about is the idea that this huge change in travel patterns is going to result from covid. at the moment, the railway is only about 15% utilised compared to this time in 2019, so that is a dramatic drop, but this is temporary. even we are seeing t

gareth rhodes who has been working with us on this. today's day 311. here are the numbers. statewide positivity without microclusters, 8.21. with microclusters, 8.3. microclusters, 8.8. total results, 152,000. still a lower level of people getting tested. o it's going to change somewhat the sample. statewide deaths up to 149. hospitalizations, plus 339. i.c.u., plus 35, intubations, plus eight. finger lakes, finger lakes, finger lakes. highest percentage of hospitalization. and you see the numbers across the state. again, this makes the point due to variance is the behavior of those communities. so your behavior matters. depending on the behavior of your community, how fast the infection spreads, how many people get sick. ositivity, same thing. new york city positivity, staten island and the bronx. staten island is higher than the bronx today. but again, bronx, staten island, queens, you're double manhattan. you're double manhattan. i'm from queens. born in queens. queens is a residential community. more residential community. manhattan is much more dense, more multifamily,

kane and gareth bale?5 thousand ticket sale and raised £190,000. for a little club, in terms of the impact of the covid and the financial impact in the last nine months, it isa impact in the last nine months, it is a huge sum and will help us to do what we have always wanted to do in the years ahead. that is fantastic news. what do you think you will do with that money? i think the main project that we have got in mind is to put a new football pitch in this summer. that amount will help towards the cost of that. but we have modernised the stadium over the la st 25 have modernised the stadium over the last 25 years and our level of football, we have got the stadium and we're proud of what we have got, and we're proud of what we have got, and as dave said, we are a community—run club, run by volunteers and today's game is incredible and so special to everyone in crosby. we are looking at shots of supporters looking out of their back gardens on to the pitch and there is numbers on the fence. talk us through w

gareth bale got their equaliser.lution. it can be there for people's physical and mental health, and we think the strategy has the opportunity to create a real improvement in public health. and most important, what do we need to make sure it is in place for people over the next decade so when they want to play sport there is an opportunity in their community and more important, it feels safe, inclusive and it feels fun. important to keep grassroots clubs going with so many struggling. thanks. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. you have a treat for us. i will ask where that is from and you probably do not know. it is one of our weather watchers. it is in kent. a beautiful sunrise. some of us of course have seen snow already this morning in the central lowlands and this was also an earlier weather watchers' picture. an icy start. looking at rain and snow in the forecast. that is because we have fronts coming in bringing rain as they engage with the colder air and ahead of them, that will turn to snow.

england manager gareth southgate is taking part in a study researching possible links between football insight, and he's urged other former players to take part. there's good news ahead of the rugby union six nations championship, with progress on the quarantine situation in france. the french government has approved the covid—i9 protocols put forward and, although exemptions for travel into the country have yet to be finalised, it's a positive step. france's first home game is against scotland on the 28th of february. robert macintyre is one shot off the lead at the dubai desert classic. the scotsman is in good form at the moment. europe's ryder cup captain, padraig harrington, will have enjoyed macintyre's round of 68. that took him to 9—under—par, just behind belgium's thomas detry. tommy fleetwood is two off the pace. spinner nauman ali made a magnificent debut for pakistan, giving them a seven—wicket victory over south africa in the first test in karachi. he took 5 for 35, brushing aside the visitors' tail and leaving pakistan to chase just 88 runs for victory, which they reached

gareth furby reports.here in this park, and all down the line. in the centre of the camp the protesters have built a hut. and inside this hut is something they have kept hidden. it's a tunnel. this is the downshaft, and then it goes off in all sorts of directions. how big is it? it's over 100 feet long. crawling into the tunnel, blue meets another protester who has helped to build it. hello! they say it has taken two months to build. it's quite tight, sometimes it's quite difficult to get through. this dirt is, like, itjust comes out of the wall, you see? but we've put the shoring up so if it collapses on top of it, the shoring will hold up the dirt, so it won't fall on us. something on this scale has meant moving many tonnes of soil. well, we didn't go as far as putting it down our trouser legs. but we have been spreading it out on the yard, dropping it down in small batches at night as we go. trying to keep it secret, rather than talk about a tunnel all the time, we talk about kelvin and going to visit k

we got a tweet from an airport worker, from gareth, saying, we have been unfurling all the way since massively. we're definitely the majority, ithink. if you look, young people are helping. they're staying at home. everyone i know is doing their bit. it's just sad that these people are doing what they did. a group of 11 men who drove from north west london to the peak district, have been fined for breaking covid restrictions. 0ne suffered minor injuries after one of their cars crashed and overturned on monday evening. the group from harlow were each fined £200 for travelling between tier 4 areas. yesterday, for the first time, the number of new daily confirmed cases of covid—19 across the uk topped 60,000. the latest figures suggest one in 50 people is now infected, rising to one in 30 here in london. the building that houses topshop‘s oxford street store is up for sale after 27 years. the high street chain‘s owner arcadia went into administration in november, putting 13,000 jobs at risk. news of the sale has prompted an outpouring of emotion on social media, shoppers sharing their m

to raise awareness of the link between dementia and football, some of the game's biggest names in gareth up for his... he stood up for his team when he was working. when i was against him, i stood up for my club. i think if you support a football club, that is what you want to see. there was never any animosity. i think fans still look back at that time with really wonderful memories of a fierce rivalry. do you think we're still in that kind of place now? rivalry between liverpool and manchester united is there and has been there and will be there for a long time. they're two clubs that have been hugely successful and want to continue to be successful. someone standing in your road and that's your opponent, you do the best you can to get one over on them. jurgen has been absolutely fantastic at liverpool. the job he's done there is unbelievable. obviously, premier league particularly desperate to keep football going. where do you stand on the celebrations and the hugging? football clubs are trying their very best to be within the rules. they are not trying to be clever or arrogant. when