i called every hospital because you never know. >> the calls led nowhere, and jonni felt helpless in bags and drove the four hours down to plano. straight to the parking garage where christina's car had been found. >> you came straight here. >> yes. >> even though this was the one place in dallas where you can pretty much guarantee police had searched pretty thoroughly. >> yes. >> but you're searching. you're walking all over the place. >> yes. as a mom, i just couldn't believe that there's no way that -- there's no evidence that she didn't come out of this parking garage, that she had to still be here. >> jonni didn't find anything but she hoped maybe someone in the neighboring apartments heard or saw something. >> how many doors you knock on total do you think? >> oh gosh. 50, 100. >> christina's friends were searching the shopping center too. we walked the path that she possibly could've walked that night. >> and plano police were also hitting the streets. >> they began to contact all of the -- the friends who were at the party that night, who had been at the bars and drinking wit

mixed relay, jonnie peacock again in that one. fantastic stuff- thank — peacock again in that one. fantastic stuff. thank you _ peacock again in that one. fantastic stuff. thank you from _ peacock again in that one. fantastic stuff. thank you from tokyo. - it's been an absorbing first session on day two of the fourth test between england and india at the oval. at lunch england are 139 for five — still trailing by 52 runs india india started strongly with umesh yadav removing nightwatchman craig overton and dawid malan quickly. but england rallied and jonny bairstow and ollie pope sharing an unbroken partnership of 77. full commentary with test match special team on radio five live sports extra and coverage on the bbc sport website. lewis hamilton was fastest in a shortened first practice at the dutch grand prix. the session was interrupted for nearly a0 minutes when sebastian vettel�*s aston martin stopped on track with a suspected engine failure. running resumed with only six minutes remaining and hamilton edged out title rival m

jonny dymond, thank you ve much absence?cines for 12— to 15—year—olds are expected to be approved shortly. and coming up... a survey shows there was great pride in the nhs during the pandemic, but what do patients think now? coming up what do patients think now? coming up on the bbc news channel, ian poulter is one of the captain's wildcard picks for the ryder cup. he isjoined by sergio wildcard picks for the ryder cup. he is joined by sergio garcia and wildcard picks for the ryder cup. he isjoined by sergio garcia and shane lowry. rose misses out. britain's emma raducanu says she's ready for anything and can cope with her sudden rise to stardom after winning the us open. tennis stars past and present have continued to praise the 18—year—old's astonishing performance. she beat leylah fernandez on saturday to become the first qualifier, and first british woman for 44 years, to win a grand slam singles title. she is now predicted to become one of the biggest earners in tennis. our sports correspondent laura scott is at wimbled

our royal correspondent jonny dymond is here. jonny, where are we in this process now?erving the papers containing the allegations against the prince either into his hands or into the hands of his lawyers. on monday the lawyers went head—to—head in new york arguing over where there is —— whether those papers had been properly surfaced on wednesday the high court here said it would assist lawyers for virginia giuffre, the women who made those allegations against the prince, allegations that prince denies, it would assist in serving those papers, and now the judge in new york has said, as you say, the papers can be served on the prince's us lawyer, the man who spoke on monday. that means this case will almost certainly now go ahead. that lawyer says that a deal struck by virginia giuffre in 2009, with jeffrey struck by virginia giuffre in 2009, withjeffrey epstein, one—time friend of the prince, convicted paedophile, that that deal would make any court case against prince andrew null and void. now, that deal is secret and sealed, and only when the case proceeds might it b

of her fellow olympic champions fought it out in the men's race, alex yee ultimately outsprinting jonnyline injersey. yee takes 15 points while brownlee gets 1a, which is enough for him to go top of the overall standings. that's all from sportsday. the uk has a new plan to stop a winter wave of covid, and booster jabs are part of it. for over 50s and the under 50s who are at risk or more at risk, we're now motoring ahead with the booster programme. a third dose six months after your second dose. a number of other western countries have similar plans. israel's one of them. it's rolling boosters out to all over 12. several european countries including france and germany have also given third doses the go—ahead. the us is also expected to start soon. and their scientific justification for doing this is clear — here's the uk's health secretary. there's evidence that the protection offered by covid—19 vaccines reduces over time, particularly older people who are at greater risk. so booster doses are an important way of keeping the virus under control for the long—term. the objective may be c

jonny dymond, bbc news.nze for a tearful krysten coombs. earlier there had also been bronze in the wheelchair basketball. the british team finished with 12a medals across a record 18 sports — and with their leader full of praise. how would you sum up what this team have achieved? history—making. they�*ve ripped up the stats and we put a marker down in terms of the depth of talent. and we are very, very proud of what we�*ve achieved out here in tokyo. and so the end of a successful games for britain and an unprecedented one for the paralympics. despite being postponed for a year and held during the pandemic, tokyo 2020 has finally reached the finish line. amid a colourful closing ceremony, the british flag was brought in by boccia gold medallist david smith, while afghanistan�*s two athletes also paraded after being evacuated from kabul to take part. for all the competitors, this was a games they feared might never happen, so their gratitude to the hosts was clear. together, against the odds, we did it. the t

alex yee ultimately outsprinting jonny brownlee on the finish line injersey.he overall standings. that's all from sportsday. hello there. another warm day in eastern england, lots of sunshine for many this was the scene earlier in the day in hampshire. the scene earlier in the day in hampshire-— the scene earlier in the day in ham shire. ., ., ., hampshire. however, in cornwall, the skies looked — hampshire. however, in cornwall, the skies looked more _ hampshire. however, in cornwall, the skies looked more threatening, - hampshire. however, in cornwall, the skies looked more threatening, weakl skies looked more threatening, weak weather front bringing cloud and threatening skies and indeed that we confront here is falling across the midlands and those storms will push northwards as we go through the night, a short lived but intense area of rain will work its way eastwards across northern ireland as well. the wettest weather through the night with a few claps of thunder to be expected. still dry at this stage. and becoming drier across western counties of nort

northern ireland manager ian barraclough says he is confident jonny evans will be fit for their qualifiersyer is backin manchester united midfield player is back in as gotland squad as they prepared to face israel and the faroe islands. — back in the scotland squad. she really says he will not say whether he will leave the side. the tour is up in the air at the moment because of covid restrictions with some of the players reluctant to travel without their families. they are waiting for more information before making a decision. that could come later this week. the ecb have beenin come later this week. the ecb have been in dialogue with cricket australia but the exact protocols. i don't think it is fair for australia but the exact protocols. i don't think it is fairfor me australia but the exact protocols. i don't think it is fair for me to say my personal opinion. we need to wait for the information and then make decisions of the back of that. it is really important that the guys are respected and they get an opportunity to think it through and they do what is best for them, for their ment

our royal correspondent jonny dymond has more details.apers had been — arguing over whether the papers had been properly heard. allegations the prince denies. it allegations the prince denies. “ will— allegations the prince denies. it will assist those lorries and — it will assist those lorries and serving the papers are now the judge — and serving the papers are now the judge in new york has said, as you — the judge in new york has said, as you say, _ the judge in new york has said, as you say, that the papers can be served — as you say, that the papers can be served on the prince's us lawyer, _ be served on the prince's us lawyer, the man who spoke on monday — lawyer, the man who spoke on monday. that means this case will almost certainly now go ahead _ will almost certainly now go ahead. gloria says that a deal struck— ahead. gloria says that a deal struck with jeffrey epstein, the one—time friend of the prince _ the one—time friend of the prince and the convicted paedophile, that deal will make any court — paedophile, that deal will m

here's our royal correspondent, jonny dymond.hael fawcett was once one of prince charles�* closest aides, a man whom the prince relied upon to guide and organise his personal life. three years ago, he became chief executive of the prince's foundation — an umbrella group for a number of prince charles�* charitable interests. newspaper reports allege that mr fawcett offered to assist a wealthy saudi national and major donor to the prince�*s foundation with citizenship and with an honour. mahfouz marei mubarak bin mahfouz received an honorary cbe in late 2016. 0ne palace source stressed the distance between prince charles�* office and his foundation, but michael fawcett is renowned for his closeness to prince charles and this is an embarrassment for the prince. the foundation said it took the allegations very seriously and that the matter is under investigation. the foundation failed to respond to a number of other allegations raised by the newspapers. to afghanistan, where economic and social uncertainty is growing as the country s

jonny dymond, bbc news.ome. chaotic scenes as... brazil and argentina's world cup qualifier has been suspended — after play was brought to a halt just minutes after kick off after brazilian health officials objected to the participation of three argentine players they believe broke quarantine rules. the visitors walked off the pitch at the corinthians arena after the officials came out to stop the game. the intervention came hours after brazil's health authorities had said four england—based players for argentina had to quarantine. although it did not name the four, the players with english premier league clubs are emiliano buendia and emiliano martinez of aston villa and giovani lo celso and cristian romero of tottenham hotspur. martinez, lo celso and romero all started the game in sao paulo. i'm joined now by south american football expert tim vickery. hello to you. what is the latest, and in these exceptionally bizarre circumstances? why on earth did they choose to come out after the game had got under wa

our royal correspondent jonny dymond has more details.ia giuffre, the woman who made the allegations against the prince, allegations the prince denies. it will assist those lawyers and serving the papers and now the judge in new york has said, as you say, that the papers can be served on the principles us lawyer. the man who spoke on monday. that means the case will almost certainly now overhead. that lawyer says that a deal struck by virginia giuffre in 2009, withjeffrey epstein, one—time friend of the prince, convicted paedophile, that deal will make any court case against prince andrew null and void. but that deal is secret and sealed and only when the case proceeds might it be opened. when the coronavirus pandemic first took hold in new york, all the city's theatres and concert venues closed their doors. broadway has begun to re—open, and now one of the big apple's premier orchestras is returning to the stage. the new york philharmonic is putting on its first season of concerts for more than eighteen months. the bbc�*s tim allman repo

jonny bairstow did not score. jasprit bumrah was unplayable, and the oval danced. how many now?l defy. and draw. look, there's stilljoe root, there's still a chance to stop india taking those wickets. there's england's captain gone for 36. some strokes make the whole picture. india knew it was their match now. it ended with a faint touch from jimmy anderson's bat. 210, all out. india, are 2—1 up in the series and yes, the third is yet to come, a final test this week. joe wilson, bbc news. the last of the history—making british paralympic team have been welcomed home at london's heathrow airport. they won 124 medals across a record 18 sports at the toyko paralympics, 41 of which were gold with 38 silver and 45 bronze. tennis, and the british teenager emma raducanu is into the quarterfinals of the us open. the 18—year—old beat the american shelby rogers in straight sets. ms radacanu hasn't dropped a set so far in the tournament. our correspondent samira hussain reports from new york. an incredible match by emma raducanu, the young tennis phenom from britain playing in the hallowed

the duke of york has always denied any wrongdoing. 0ur royal correspondent jonny dymond is here. are with the legal standing. it’s brings up to date with where we are with the legal standing.— with the legal standing. it's been a week of legal _ with the legal standing. it's been a week of legal manoeuvring, - with the legal standing. it's been a week of legal manoeuvring, mostl with the legal standing. it's been a | week of legal manoeuvring, most of it centred on this issue of getting the allegations, in paperform, into the allegations, in paperform, into the hands of either prince andrew or his lawyers. 0n the hands of either prince andrew or his lawyers. on monday, the lawyers went head—to—head in new york, trying to work out whether these papers have been properly served. 0n papers have been properly served. on wednesday, the high court here said it would assist the lawyers for virginia giuffre, who has accused prince andrew of sexual assault, something he has always denied, assist them in getting the papers properly served. now this judge in new york and said the papers can

jonny dymond, bbc news.he conservative party to suggestions of increasing national insurance contributions in order to fund social care in england. the former chancellor lord hammond has warned borisjohnson that he'll damage the party if he adopts the policy, which would break a manifesto commitment. here's our political correspondent damian grammaticas. this is kate visiting her mother, carolyn, who is 75, in a care home with dementia. kate is selling her mother's flat to pay for the care. £7,000 every month, and it has risen fast. the stress of, will you be able to afford it? we heard about these astronomical care home prices and they are, the fees are not sustainable, certainly with mum's fees going up a5% in six years, should i ever need to go into a care home, i dread to think what the price will be. the care system is in crisis. some pay all of their costs if they have assets, others rely on local authorities who struggle to fund adequate provision. and battered by the pandemic, it is short on staff. t

jonny dymond, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. he is chris fawkes.e've seen a bit of patchy cloud since the clear blue skies, nevertheless a lot of dry, fine weather. however, the northern ireland we'll see the cloud continue to thicken here with outbreaks of rain starting to spread in, as these weather fronts just our west start to approach and these fronts will be bringing more of us rain over the next couple of days as we will see in a moment. over the next few hours turning wet in northern ireland. the rain most persistent across western counties. turning quite cloudy for western scotland but east scotland along with england and wales dry and sunny spells, feeling warm, temperatures as high as 23 degrees. overnight tonight the rain will begin to spread from northern ireland into scotland. you might get an odd patch across the western most areas of england and wales but otherwise dry with some mist and fog patches particularly across southern areas. temperatures 10—14. tomorrow, the weather front is going to be very, very slow moving on friday and

our royal correspondent jonny dymond has more details.served. on wednesday, the high court here is that it would assess the layers, the woman who made those allegations that are denied. he will insist —— assist those layers. he will assist those lawyers. it's been a week of legal manoeuvring centred around this issue of serving the papers containing the allegations against the prince either into his hands or into the hands of his lawyers. on monday, the lawyers went head—to—head in new york arguing over whether those papers had been properly served. ——on wednesday, the high court here said it would assist lawyers for virginia giuffre, the woman who made those allegations against the prince, allegations that prince denies, it would assist lawyers in serving those papers. and now, thejudge in new york has said, as you say, the papers can be served on the prince's us lawyer, the man who spoke on monday. that means that this case will almost certainly now go ahead. that lawyer says that a deal struck by virginia giuffre in 2009 withjeffrey ep

jonny dymond reports. a power pose for a power couple.orld where everyone has an opinion about "people they don't know, the duke and duchess have compassion "for the people they don't know. "they don'tjust opine, the run toward the struggle." they are in some exalted company. also on the list, teen angst singer—songwriter billie eilish, us presidentjoe biden, and former president donald trump. the couple may be far from these shores but they remain busy. most recently, meghan wrote and published a children's book, the bench. and that includes you, harry. and harry has been rubbing shoulders, virtually at least, with the first lady of the united states, jill biden, talking

whether the prince had been formally notificed of the civil claim against him. 0ur royal correspondent jonnyether those papers have been properly served. 0n papers have been properly served. on wednesday, the high court here is that it would assess the layers, the woman who made those allegations that are denied. he will insist —— assist those layers. ——on wednesday, the high court here said it would assist lawyers for virginia giuffre, the woman who made those allegations against the prince, allegations that prince denies, it would assist lawyers in serving those papers. and now, thejudge in new york has said, as you say, the papers can be served on the prince's us lawyer, the man who spoke on monday. that means that this case will almost certainly now go ahead. that lawyer says that a deal struck by virginia giuffre in 2009 withjeffrey epstein, one—time friend of the prince, convicted paedophile, that that deal would make any court case against prince andrew null and void. but that deal is secret and sealed, and only when the case proceeds might it be opened. stay with us on bbc news, stil

jonny dymond, bbc news.men inside her home. banu negar�*s family told the bbc the gunmen tied them up and searched the house before killing her. she was heavily pregnant. despite a journalist saying he witnessed the attack by the taliban in ghor province, the family couldn't confirm if the group was responsible. they have denied all involvement. earlier, pakistan chaired a virtual meeting on afghanistan, bringing together neighbouring countries, including china and iran. an official statement said they'd agreed that peace in afghanistan was crucial to the region's security. 0ur south asia correspondent danjohnson has the latest from delhi. we have reliable accounts that three gunmen went to the home of that female police officer last night, tied her up as they searched her home, and then shot her in front of her husband and children. exactly who those gunmen were remains unclear. the family say they can't confirm whether that was taliban, is or perhaps some other group, but some witnesses with knowledge of t

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jonny bairstow did not score. jasprit bumrah was unplayable, and the oval danced. how many now?, there's stilljoe root, there's still a chance to stop india taking those wickets. there's england's captain gone for 36. some strokes make the whole picture. india knew it was their match now. it ended with a faint touch from jimmy anderson's bat. 210, all out. india, are 2—1 up in the series and yes, the third is yet to come, a final test, this week. joe wilson, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's tomasz schafernaker. something of a mini heat wave. why not? temperatures will be rising over_ not? temperatures will be rising over the — not? temperatures will be rising over the next couple of days or so. today— over the next couple of days or so. today we _ over the next couple of days or so. today we got up to almost 29 degrees, _ today we got up to almost 29 degrees, so summer heat return, that is the _ degrees, so summer heat return, that is the headline, the hot air is coming — is the headline, the hot air is coming in _ is the headline, the hot air is coming in from t

simon jones, bbc news. 0ur royal correspondent jonny dymond is with me.nts don�*t seem to square with some of the allegations that the newspapers made. how serious are they? the allegations _ made. how serious are they? the allegations are _ made. how serious are they? tue: allegations are very made. how serious are they? tte: allegations are very serious. they are effectively suggesting that owners are up for sale and that the prince or the prince�*s organisation, the prince�*s foundation, was going to support an application for citizenship in exchange for donations. the critical person in the midst of this is michael fawcett because, you know, you introduced him, he said he is the former valet to the pinch. that is absolutely true, he left in 2003, but this is a man who was at the prince�*s side literally and metaphorically for decades. he laid out his clothes, organises private life, sorted out who sat next to him at the big dinners and things like that. this is a right—hand man in every sense of the world. it is notjust someone who used to work for hi

jonny dymond, bbc news. pennines — say a new system of recognition is needed. judy hobson reports. in the hills above burnley, it's obvious to see why this area was once in the running to become a national park. this rich landscape is steeped in cultural and industrial heritage. but what the south pennines doesn't have is a brand. above us is burnley, pendle hill. sweeping across you've got the yorkshire dales in the background. helen noble is on a mission to change that. she wants the south pennines to be recognised as a national landscape which she believes will help protect it. it would certainly give everyone a sense of place, somewhere that's well known. but for us, it's very much bringing that investment into the area. this deserves being looked after. it deserves that investment and for us, the community and the landscape has great diversity and we think that should be celebrated. the south pennines park covers 460 square miles, cutting across greater manchester, lancashire and yorkshire, and it's hom

here's more from our royal correspondent, jonny dymond. was once of prince charles �*s closest aides, a man whom the prince relied upon to guide and organise his personal life. three years ago he became chief executive of the princes foundation, a number of the princes foundation, a number of the princes foundation, a number of the group for a number of prince charles �*s charitable interests. newspaper reports allege that mr fawcett offered to assist a wealthy saudi national and major donor to the foundation with citizenship and with an honour. he received an honorary cbe in late 2016. one palace source stressed the distance between prince charles �*s office and his foundation but michael fawcett is renowned for his closeness to prince charles and this is an embarrassment for the prince. foundation it took the allegations seriously on the matter is under investigation. the foundation failed to respond to a number of other allegations raised by the newspapers. taliban officials have broken up a demonstration by dozens of women in kabul. th

our royal correspondent jonny dymond has more.ffre, have actually met. and what we expect is a consideration of whether or not and how this case might go forward. prince andrew has always denied the allegation of sexual assault — he says he can't remember meeting this woman, and his team have pretty much dismissed this case. this is a civil case, not a criminal case, a claim for compensation and damages, and his team have nearly alwaysjust said, "no comment, nothing to say about this case." now they are faced with the question of whether or not the court will accept that the allegations have been formally put to prince andrew, whether or not papers were served on him. this might sound like a fairly tedious technicality, but it is really important. if thejudge says, "yes, ok, i acknowledge that the papers have been served on prince andrew," something his lawyers are casting doubt on, then we will get some idea or we may get some idea as to how and whether this case will actually proceed. if the case does proceed, prince andrew has

jonnie peacock will be in that, as well as libby clegg.ld record—holder and will be hoping to take gold in that event to add to the medals he has already won here in tokyo.— won here in tokyo. fantastic. imaaine won here in tokyo. fantastic. imagine brother _ won here in tokyo. fantastic. imagine brother and - won here in tokyo. fantastic. imagine brother and sister i won here in tokyo. fantastic. l imagine brother and sister both winning medals tonight. thank you very much. last night's events in hungary dominate the sports news and the fall out has started, with fifa launching a full investigation, into the behaviour of some of the fans in budapest. england players raheem sterling and jude bellingham were racially abused, while raheem sterling who opened the scoring in the second half, was pelted by paper and plastic cups and bottles thrown from the crowd. later on, after harry kane and harry maguire had scored, came the rascist abuse. the crowd not concerned, it seems, by the threat of more action, after uefa ordered matches in budapest

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jonnie peacock spoke a lot about in tokyo and i commented on it as well.been there, done it. we have access and funding and equipment. let's get everybody involved because it is a sport for everyone. by putting us on the screens, on the front pages, whatever it is by putting results out there, more children can see as an say i want to be the next her or him. whatever they can see what they can do. ., , , ~' , him. whatever they can see what they can do. ., , , ,, , , can do. hopefully kids will be insired can do. hopefully kids will be inspired by — can do. hopefully kids will be inspired by what _ can do. hopefully kids will be inspired by what you - can do. hopefully kids will be inspired by what you have - can do. hopefully kids will be l inspired by what you have said. can do. hopefully kids will be - inspired by what you have said. the team behind you is so important. one person in particular, make then, here is with you when you are training. —— nathan. let's have a word about nathan, he was outside and watching. that word about nathan, he was outsid