interviews with ian packer were inconsequential to bring him to the stand. rself being cited as a winston witness. some of the women who were raped and assaulted by packer came forward as a result of the bbc programme in 2019. here is sam pulling's report. this is ian packer about to be confronted by me in 2019. i don't believe you've been telling me the truth. we discovered evidence he was a prolific sexual predator, a violent rapist and a killer. did you kill emma? ida. predator, a violent rapist and a killer. did you kill emma? no, i had nothin: to killer. did you kill emma? no, i had nothing to do _ killer. did you kill emma? no, i had nothing to do with _ killer. did you kill emma? no, i had nothing to do with it _ killer. did you kill emma? no, i had nothing to do with it whatsoever. i nothing to do with it whatsoever. all lies. this interview was used in court as evidence against him. today, the verdict, guilty. but why did it take so long? it started here in 2005. emma's body found in these remote woods an hour from glasgow. grief stricken after her s

ian packer guilty of her murder, along with 32 other charges against a total of 22 women.emma.

we start with some breaking news. 51 year old ian packer has been found guilty of murdering emma caldwellpeared almost 19 years ago in glasgow . the 27 year old's in glasgow. the 27 year old's body was found in limefield woods in south lanarkshire . the woods in south lanarkshire. the farmers are warning the whole industry is at risk in the welsh government goes ahead with proposed changes to subsidies as liam halligan for the el tel will outside parliament, they staged a protest against plans which require 20% of agriculture land to be set aside for trees and wildlife habitats. the labour government insists the changes are necessary to fight climate change, but conceded the plan could still be adjusted at the end of a consultation. unions warn there'll be thousands of job losses and leader of the welsh conservatives, andrew rt davies, told gb news it will be disastrous for the country. >> well, let's not forget people need food to survive and live on their everyday existence, so we're not talking about an industry here that isn't required nation. and required to feed the nation. and if d

ian packer has beenjailed for at least 36 years for the murder of emma caldwell in south lanarkshire.next 15 minutes on bbc news, we have more on the news that red bull team's leader christian horner has been cleared of allegations of inappropriate behaviour. thousands of welsh farmers have been protesting in cardiff against a change in farm subsidies which they say threatens the industry. the sustainable farming scheme is due to start in 2025, requiring all farms to allocate at least 10% of their land to trees, and another 10% to natural habitats. the welsh government insists it is listening to the concerns of farmers. tomos morgan has more details. the mood among farmers across wales recently has been much like today's weather, miserable. there can be food on the table if there is no farmers.— there can be food on the table if there is no farmers. issues such as tb and increasing _ there is no farmers. issues such as tb and increasing costs, _ there is no farmers. issues such as tb and increasing costs, its - tb and increasing costs, its plans for a future farming scheme put forward

as well as murder, ian packer was found lt of assaulting 22 women in total, including emma caldwell inre many scotland today apologised. they said emma, her family are many other victims were let down in 2005. they said a significant number of women showed remarkable courage speaking up showed remarkable courage speaking up at the time and that they did not get the justice up at the time and that they did not get thejustice and up at the time and that they did not get the justice and support they deserved. they admitted that it was clear that further investigations should have been carried out into packer at the time and that fact it took decade after a murder for the investigation to be reopened caused unnecessary distress to her family and all others who had reported sexual violence. and all others who had reported sexualviolence. police and all others who had reported sexual violence. police scotland said the reinvestigation was the largest police inquiry in scotland in recent times. they urged victims of sexual violence to come forward and said no matter when it happened, they woul

for murdering a sex worker in scotland 19 years ago , 51 year scotland 19 years ago, 51 year old ian packerwho targeted glasgow's red light district, was also found guilty of a series of rapes and assaults committed over two decades. the family of 27 year old emma caldwell is calling for a judicial public inquiry into how the offenders crimes were handled after police scotland had to apologised for their failings in the investigation. lawyer . failings in the investigation. lawyer. aamer failings in the investigation. lawyer . aamer anwar says her lawyer. aamer anwar says her mother believes she was betrayed by the force. >> margaret believes that officer systematically sabotaged an investigation into packer for an investigation into packer for a decade and have blood on their hands for far too long they have remained in the shadows, but must now answer for their betrayal. today, margaret caldwell calls on the scottish government to order an independent judge led public inquiry into what went wrong , inquiry into what went wrong, the scale of the crimes and the failures are so catastrophic