russell bishop, who's 52, is charged with murdering nicola fellows and karen hadaway in 1986.bishop arrived at court in a prison van. he's been injailfor 28 years for the sexual assault and attempted murder of a seven—year—old girl. but today, he faced questions about a different crime, the murder of karen hadaway and nicola fellows in 1986. this is the second time he's faced trial on these charges. karen hadaway‘s mother sat a few metres away as russell bishop repeatedly denied murdering her daughter and her neighbour, nicola. he told the court he had helped the police search for the nine—year—olds when they went missing and had been amongst the first people to find their bodies hidden in undergrowth. describing the moment the girls were found, he told jurors... realising they were dead, he said... russell bishop also told the court his police statements were sometimes contradictory because officers bullied him during interviews. he described them as downright nasty. russell bishop was tearful a number of times during his evidence. as his barrister finished questioning him, h

bishop, the man accused of murdering karen hadaway and nicola fellows who went out to play in 1986.ir homes. bishop took the jury through his account of what happened 32 years ago. he spoke quietly and at times his barrister had to ask them to raise his voice and stop mattering because the jury were not able to hear of what he had to say and his barrister then asked them did you kill karen hadaway? bishop replied no, i didn't. did you kill nicola fellows? he replied no again. do you know who did? no, he replied. he spoke about the moment the girls we re he spoke about the moment the girls were found in the woods and said he went with police and helped with the search for the missing schoolgirls. two young boys then called up and said the girls had been found. he told the jury he went straight over and went to feel for a pulse and his barrister then said in court, did you realise they were dead? bishop replied i did, indeed. how did you feel? he was asked. ifelt replied i did, indeed. how did you feel? he was asked. i felt shocked and totally sickened and numb. bishop went on to talk

but today, he faced questions about a different crime, the murder of karen hadaway and nicola fellows these charges. karen hadaway‘s mother sat a few metres away as russell bishop repeatedly denied murdering her daughter and her neighbour, nicola. he told the court he had helped the police search for the nine—year—olds when they went missing and had been amongst the first people to find their bodies hidden in undergrowth. describing the moment the girls were found, he told jurors: realising they were dead, he said: russell bishop also told the court his police statements were sometimes contradictory because officers bullied him during interviews. he described them as downright nasty. russell bishop was tearful a number of times during his evidence. as his barrister finished questioning him, he asked, "did you have anything to do with the murders of karen hadaway and nicola fellows?" russell bishop replied, "no". next week, the families of both girls will hear more from russell bishop as he is cross—examined by the prosecution. daniela relph, bbc news, at the old bailey. despite govern

evidence in the second trial of russell bishop for the murders of nine—year—olds nicola fellows and karen hadawayng near their home in sussex in 1986. daniela relph reports from the old bailey. barrie fellows arrived at court knowing he'd face difficult questions about his daughter's death and his relationship with her. nicola fellows was nine years old when she was murdered in 1986. earlier in this trial, the defence told jurors that barrie fellows was involved in the sexual abuse and murder of his own daughter. today, he got his chance to reply. barrie fellows was asked by the defence barrister if he had been complicit in the sexual abuse of his daughter and if he had had anything to do with her murder. he replied firmly, "no". barrie fellows then broke down in tears, as he described identifying his daughter's body. as he did so, he told thejury that he placed 50p in her hand, which would have been nicola's pocket money that week. russell bishop, an acquaintance of both girls‘ families, denies murdering the nine—year—olds. barrie fellows today told the court, in october the court, in october 19

russell bishop is on trial for the second time for killing nicola fellows and karen hadaway in light were sexually assaulted and strangled in brighton in 1986. bishop denies the charges, the trial continues. a labour mp who's accused of lying to avoid a speeding charge is facing a retrial after a jury failed to reach a verdict. fiona onasanya, the mp for peterborough, is alleged to have colluded with her brother to escape prosecution. she denies perverting the course of justice. an inquest into the death of the former welsh government minister carl sargeant has opened in north wales. mr sargeant, who'd been sacked last november following accusations of sexual misconduct, was found dead four days later at his home. our wales correspondent sian lloyd reports. carl sargeant was a well—known figure in the welsh assembly. his death last year left his family grief—stricken and sent shock waves through the welsh political establishment in cardiff bay. his body was found at his family home, four days after he'd been sacked from his post and suspended from the welsh labour party amid allegati

russell bishop is on trial for the second time for killing nicola fellows and karen hadaway, in lightrighton in 1986. mr bishop denies the charges. the trial continues. a court has heard that a feud between two rival gangs in the north—west of england led to the deaths of two men. 55—year—old paul massey was gunned down in 2015 and his friend and associate 53—year—old john kinsella was shot dead in may this year. mark fellows and steven boyle both deny the murders. the trial at liverpool crown court continues. it has travelled more than 300 million miles on a six—month voyage through deep space. in less than two hours' time, nasa's spacecraft that's been built to explore mars is set to land on the red planet. once there, it will carry out a series of experiments. but the landing is going to prove nerve—wracking for those at mission nerve—wracking for those at mission control in pasadena — the spacecraft has to slow from 12,000mph to just 5mph in the space of a few minutes. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill is there. they call it seven minutes of terror. at this last stage of its

russell bishop is on trial for the second time for killing nicola fellows and karen hadaway, in lightaulted and strangled in brighton in 1986. bishop denies the charges. the trial continues. a labour mp who's accused of lying to avoid a speeding charge is facing a retrial after a jury failed to reach a verdict. fiona 0nasanya, the mp for peterborough, is alleged to have colluded with her brother to escape prosecution. she denies perverting the course of justice. president trump has described migrants trying to cross into america from mexico as stone cold criminals. his comments came as police fired tear gas at hundreds who attempted to rush the border fence at tijuana, as they tried to enter the united states. 0ur correspondent, will grant, reports from tijuana. when the poorest people in the americas tried to force their way into its richest country, then that with resistance, riot police and teargas. what with resistance, riot police and tea rgas. what began with resistance, riot police and teargas. what began as a peaceful protest over their asylum claims soon descended into a scra

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of the evidence between russell and his barrister, and his barrister said to him," did you kill karen hadaways then asked by his barrister, did you realise they were dead? russell bishop with plaid i did indeed. how did you feel, has his barrister? ifelt shocked and totally second —— he replied i did indeed. he then said to thejury he replied i did indeed. he then said to the jury he was badly treated by officers in the weeks after. he was then charged with the girls‘ murders. again asked by his barrister how he felt about that, he began crying at that stage in the witness box and said he was devastated. and the other thing the jury devastated. and the other thing the jury heard today, they already knew that he had been convicted in 1990 four kill a seven—year—old girl in brighton. he was on trial for that and was convicted, and he said today to thejury he and was convicted, and he said today to the jury he felt ashamed about what he had done. he has finished giving evidence for the defence, he will be cross examined here in court at the old bailey on monday. thank you. car—maker vauxhall is

evidence in the second trial of russell bishop for the murders of nine—year—olds nicola fellows and karen hadawayd face difficult questions about his daughter‘s death and his relationship with her. nicola fellows was nine years old when she was murdered in 1986. earlier in this trial, the defence told jurors that barrie fellows was involved in the sexual abuse and murder of his own daughter. today, he got his chance to reply. barrie fellows was asked by the defence barrister if he had been complicit in the sexual abuse of his daughter and if he had had anything to do with her murder. he replied firmly, "no". barrie fellows then broke down in tears, as he described identifying his daughter‘s body. as he did so, he told thejury that he placed 50p in her hand, which would have been nicola‘s pocket money that week. russell bishop, an acquaintance of both girls‘ families, denies murdering the nine—year—olds. barrie fellows today told the court, in october 1986 his daughter, nicola, and her friend, karen, had been in the wrong place at the wrong time. daniela relph, bbc news, at the old bailey. tribute

karen hadaway and nicola fellows, the 29—year old schoolgirls who went missing in brighton in 1986, 32victed paedophile, who was convicted paedophile, who was convicted of trying to kill a seven—year—old girl in brighton in 1990. now, he had been giving evidence in his defence this morning at the old bailey, you spend about one and a half hours in the witness box. there was then a break. the jury box. there was then a break. the jury was brought back into court in the last 15 minutes or so expecting to see russell bishop still in the witness box, because they expected him to still be cross—examined, but he was in the dock, not in the witness box, and thejudge, mr justice sweeney, turn to the jury and said to them, this: you will observe mr bishop is in the dock, not in the witness box, because he has declined to give any further evidence. he went on to tell them i have given him time to consider that, but that is his position. the judge went on to say i will give you directions in due course as to how you should approach that, and he told them what that meant is that there would be no