lancashire police say they believe that... it was all over social media. here. speaking german. it was almost as if people didn't want to believe the police. ijust had a message come up from a lady referring - to a video of me dancing - during lockdown, and she sent me a message saying "wow, they say life goes on, - but dancing around your kitchen like that already." _ and i was like, what the hell? awful things started to be said. i was getting direct messages from people that i've never met, and you can't do anything about it. we had arranged for a press conference in order to try and negate the conspiracy theorists. as soon as she was reported missing, based on a number of specific vulnerabilities that we were made aware of, nicola was graded as high risk. ijust remember watching it and hearing about - the vulnerabilities and looking at you and thinking, _ "oh, god, media are not. going to leave that there." we had to do something. we spoke to the family, we came up with a form of words with their agreement, and by that i don't mean they were happy about

lancashire police say they believe that... it was all over social media. where. speaking german. it was almost as if people didn't want to believe the police. ijust had a message come up from a lady referring - to a video of me dancing - during lockdown, and she sent me a message saying "wow, they say life goes on, - but dancing around your kitchen like that already." _ and i was like, what the hell? awful things started to be said. i was getting direct messages from people that i've never met, and you can't do anything about it. we had arranged for a press conference in order to try and negate the conspiracy theorists. as soon as she was reported missing, based on a number of specific vulnerabilities that we were made aware of, nicola was graded as high risk. ijust remember watching it and hearing about - the vulnerabilities and looking at you and thinking, _ "oh, god, media are not. going to leave that there." we had to do something. we spoke to the family, we came up with a form of words with their agreement, and by that i don't mean they were happy abou

lancashire police say they believe that... it was all over social media. n't want to believe the police. ijust had a message come up. from a lady referring to a video of me dancing during lockdown, i and she sent me a message saying "wow, they say life goes on, . but dancing around your kitchen like that already." and i was like, what the hell? awful things started to be said. i was getting direct messages from people that i've never met, and you can't do anything about it. we had arranged for a press conference in order to try and negate the conspiracy theorists. as soon as she was reported missing, based on a number of specific vulnerabilities that we were made aware of, nicola was graded as high risk. ijust remember watching it and hearing about - the vulnerabilities and looking at you and thinking, _ "oh, god, media are not. going to leave that there." we had to do something. we spoke to the family, we came up with a form of words with their agreement, and by that i don't mean they were happy about this, they absolutely weren't. "it doesn't have to say

lancashire police attempted to quell speculation, but revealed private information about her strugglesld that people are threatening to publish stories that you know will damage the family, you have to take some action. three weeks after nicola was last seen on a sunday morning, a body was found in the riverjust a mile from where she went missing. i knew at that point l that it must be nikki. as far as nikki going missing and the mystery to it, - i guess, it was just an accident. it doesn't always have to be something sinister linked i to something that happens. sometimes bad thingsjust happen. ijust wish it hadn't happened to us. i that was nick garnett reporting. the search for nicola bulley will be broadcast on bbc one next thursday, and will be available to watch on bbc?iplayer. the independent doctors' regulator, the general medical council, refused to investigate alleged medical malpractice at harrods in 2017, because it said too much time had passed and the case wasn't in the wider public interest. our correspondent tom symonds can tell us more. tom, this relates to a woman who