juat that man brought to “ustice here in leeds today-— that man brought to “ustice here in leeds today-hn brought to “ustice here in leeds today. just to mention some words that mr _ leeds today. just to mention some words that mrjust _ leeds today. just to mention some words that mrjust hillyerd - leeds today. just to mention some words that mrjust hillyerd said, i words that mrjust hillyerd said, thanking thejury for words that mrjust hillyerd said, thanking the jury for its role, and he also said even after so many years, it hardly bears thinking about, because, of course, at the time, pc beshenivsky had only been in her role for nine months.- in her role for nine months. yeah, she was 38 _ in her role for nine months. yeah, she was 38 years _ in her role for nine months. yeah, she was 38 years old, _ in her role for nine months. yeah, she was 38 years old, but - in her role for nine months. yeah, she was 38 years old, but she - in her role for nine months. yeah, i she was 38 years old, but she hadn't beenin she was 38 years old, but she hadn't been in the police force for very long.

in rehearsals backstage at the leeds grand, the production is a real family affair.d he plays the role ofjamie. i've been a part of it since the start, so to be able to be a part of it on the stage in such a great place like the grand with gaynor directing me, you know, it's an honour. and to be able to speak kay's words every day is an honour to me. i call her kay because professional sense but she's my lovely grandma, but, yeah. the cast includes some otherfamiliarfaces — brooke vincent from coronation street and emmerdale�*s samantha giles. i had a little bit of a taster of going back on stage at christmas when i did panto at bradford, so i feel like i remembered, i remembered what it's like because i hadn't been on stage for 14 years. and it is very exciting having a live audience and the reactions there, but it's also quite scary. one of kay's qualities was to just get you laughing and crying within seconds, and i think that really, really does come through in the play as well. we've had so much fun laughing at different lines in the rehearsal room. there's just

leeds has a fabulous music heritage.ople, though, who prefer not to be bothered by saxophones in the concourse and things like that? you might have to listen to it for 15 seconds. that's not going to really harm anyone, is it? if you don't like what you hear, you just move on, catch your train. i love it. i really feel like it provides a positive energy, you know, around as people are kind of like rushing about. and for those of us who have time to spare, you know, we can stop in and listen. so you've got about an hour to kill at leeds railway station? yeah, and this is the perfect way to kill it, live music, nothing better. have you enjoyed your stay in leeds? oh, so much, it's been beautiful here. could you see yourself getting a permit, then, and coming to do a couple of rounds of wonderwall? possibly, yes, but very busy in my work, so it is difficult. so you're not about to make a career change into full—time busking? i'm afraid not, no. leeds could be the first of many more network rail stations where busking makes

we can go live to my colleague now, who is still outside leeds crown court for us.from west yorkshire police, who have been carrying on this inquiry for more than 18 years now. during that report you just saw, you heard from the original senior investigating officer, andy brennan. i remember covering that story at the time, going to a late—night news conference in bradford to hear about the first event supported —— about the first event supported —— about the first event supported —— about the first events of what had happened. he was furious about what had happened to one of his colleagues on the streets of bradford, and vowing to do everything he could to bring her killers to justice. everything he could to bring her killers tojustice. he has retired, and we have just heard from the current senior investigating officer from the force. just basically giving their reaction to what happened, saying they never gave up, they thank the authorities in pakistan for their assistance in tracking down the final perpetrator after all these years. they were saying that now all

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michael buchanan, bbc news, leeds.as begun in the uk. steve young, from hertfordshire, was one of the first to get the jab, which uses a technology found in some covid vaccines. early studies show that in conjunction with another cancer drug, the new vaccine almost halved the risk of a recurrence of melanoma, or death, after three years. running was only meant to be a bit of fun, a hobby, to keep rose harvey busy when she lost herjob during lockdown. well, now the 31—year—old from london has just been told she'll represent team gb in the marathon at this summer's paris olympics. turns out she was rather good at her hobby, as sophie raworth explains. rose harvey only started running ten years ago, when she moved to london and joined a running club to get fit and meet people. keep pushing, keep pushing. well done, rose. she never imagined it would lead her to the olympics. i still cannot believe it. i am absolutely buzzing with excitement. itjust feels like two minutes ago that i was still working full—time as a lawyer,

i have you enjoyed your stay in leeds? it is so nice here. do have you enjoyed your stay in leeds?change to full-time busking? i am afraid not. — change to full-time busking? i am afraid not, no. _ change to full-time busking? i am afraid not, no. leads _ change to full-time busking? i am afraid not, no. leads could - change to full-time busking? i am afraid not, no. leads could be i change to full-time busking? i am afraid not, no. leads could be the| afraid not, no. leads could be the first of many _ afraid not, no. leads could be the first of many more _ afraid not, no. leads could be the first of many more network- afraid not, no. leads could be the first of many more network rail. first of many more network rail stations busking makes you feel good. even so, probably distance from metallica live. tom ingle, bbc news. such a great idea but i do think there needs to be a quality threshold. yesterday there was somebody murdering its you're in at manchester city centre. and i that is the problem. but manchester city centre. and i that is the problem.— is the problem. but who decid

in leeds, an afternoon of heavy, persistent rain, blustery, cool winds as well. the east. it will be a bright and breezy affair first thing in the morning. but this weather front will introduce more cloud and outbreaks of rain across northern ireland, gradually pushing its way into scotland, north—west england, wales and south—west england as we go through the morning. so, after that bright and breezy start, into the afternoon, the best of the sunshine is likely to be anywhere from dorset over towards east yorkshire. south and east of that, we could see highs of 18 degrees. still mild, but outbreaks of showery rain continuing out to the west. an improving picture into northern ireland. here, we'll see sunny spells and scattered showers. top temperatures under the cloud and rain in scotland, perhaps around 11 to 13 degrees. low pressure will stay with us as we move into tuesday and it will stay out to the west. so that's where we're likely to continue to see showery outbreaks of rain. but a southerly breeze means that we're going to continue to tap into that mild

ipswich can move above leeds into the automatic promotion spots, with a win tomorrow.f he is the solution, i am more than happy, it is not up to me. it sounds all really good. premier league chief executive richard masters has admitted var needs to improve for the sake of the fans. masters was speaking at the european leagues general assembly, held today in london and said they want to improve the situation for supporters — but gave his backing to the officials in england's top flight. i would say the words in support of the referees, i think you do a really good job and the system needs to improve and part of that is getting the rules to be upgraded so there's more space to communicate with the fans and all that is good and i want to improve the situation. in rugby league, catalans dragons have missed the chance to go back to the top of the super league. they were beaten away at leigh leopards. umyla hanley amongst the scorers, with his sixth league try of the season here. so st helens, who beat huddersfield giants last night, remain top on points difference. the wome

leeds united as well.atches at the bottom of the championship, what's going on with the ipswich game? what's going on with the ipswich came? ,, . what's going on with the ipswich iame? ,, ., ., what's going on with the ipswich came? ,, ., ., .,, ., game? starting at the top of the table, if switch _ game? starting at the top of the table, if switch start _ game? starting at the top of the table, if switch start today - game? starting at the top of the table, if switch start today at - game? starting at the top of the | table, if switch start today at top and our pain at some time —— southampton right now, who are fourth, just about to kick off in the second half and it is southampton bleeding by two was to one, lee davies with the opener for ipswich, and southampton getting from che adams. leads play host city later on and can capitalise on any slip—ups. looking at a 3pm kick—offs at the top of the table, preston north end, still five points of the payoff, a huge win for birmingham city off the bottom of t

they wouldn't really put up much of a fight against leeds, but i was completely wrong because leeds only qpr absolutely brushed them aside by four goals to nil, two goals in each half. leeds didn't offer much of a resistance actually, and i think partly steven, if we're going to look at things in a really balanced way. they went to middlesbrough on monday . way. they went to middlesbrough on monday. big fixture. they won four three. that takes a lot out of you. middlesbrough are a decent side. they're on the road again coming to london. i mean they must have had about another 2500 fans there last night. leeds it's a it's a lot of travelling. it's a big undertaking at this stage of the season. don't forget in the championship you play 46 games. that's eight matches more than they play in the premier league and they look leggy. last night they looked weary and because of that leicester city got promotion. they had a real stumble about a month ago, but they really pulled it out of the bag in the last couple of games and got themselves over the line owing in no small parts of the fact that l

let's speak to danny savage, who is outside leeds crown court.o is outside leeds crown court. verdict coming l little this verdict coming back in the last little while, just tell us more about the background. matthew, this was a shocking _ about the background. matthew, this was a shocking crime _ about the background. matthew, this was a shocking crime back— about the background. matthew, this was a shocking crime back in - about the background. matthew, this was a shocking crime back in 2005 i was a shocking crime back in 2005 and it feels like a shocking crime now. a west yorkshire police officer, unarmed, responding to a call of an alarm being activated at a travel agent in a city centre in bradford, west yorkshire, in november 2005. bradford, west yorkshire, in november2005. she bradford, west yorkshire, in november 2005. she and her colleague pull up in their police car opposite that business on a busy friday afternoon, they walked across the street towards the front door of the travel agent, just as they arrive, three gunmen burst out of t

michael buchanan, bbc news, leeds. to represent team gb in the marathon. 31—year—old rose harvey only started running 10 years ago when she moved to london and joined a club to get fit and meet people. but it turned out she's quite good. she ran the london marathon a few years later in three hours. but it was during lockdown that her times really improved. she went from good club runner to olympic qualifier when she finished the chicago marathon last year in 2:23. there's strong evidence that global efforts at conservation are working, according to a study published in the journal science. the research took ten years, and looked at more than 600 conservation trials from around the world. the authors say some extinctions have been prevented and that the decline in biodiversity is being slowed. here's our climate and science reporter, esme stallard. biodiversity is declining at a faster rate than at any other time in human history, driven by climate change and habitat loss. but researchers from the environmental charity

meanwhile tonight, a huge match awaits in the championship as leeds arsenal was a few years ago, wasce interest on him after a few years, he is there. it happened with different coaches, and here is not a difference. it's who has confidence and does the work. meanwhile tonight, a huge match awaits in the championship as leeds try to move a step closer to an immediate return to the premier league. all they face middlesbrough, knowing victory would move them back into the automatic promotion places. 0ur reporter rob law is at the riverside stadium for us. good evening from a rather wet teesside, all those against leeds united and middlesbrough tonight, leads knowing it's a win would take them within a point of leicester city who take on southampton tomorrow. leads come into this one really struggling and form in recent weeks, they haven't won in the last three, without a goal and they last two, but they have crucially had a nine day break which may have just given them a chance to find some composure ahead of the run in toward the ends of the season, middlesbrough, no pushovers, unbeat

, sam byrom with the goal for leeds afterjust nine minutes.en on a dreadful run, with just one league win in six before today. and it looked as though that would continue, norwich leading through gabriel sara inside 20 minutes. but kiernan dewsbury—hall equalised before half—time and leicester turned it around after the break. stephy mavididi put them ahead. and thenjamie vardy sealed the win with his 14th league goal of the season. let's take a look at some of the other scores in the championship. despite winning 2—1 against millwall, rotherham are on the brink of relegation. had they lost, that would have sealed their fate. with just 23 points and four wins this season, they may have just delayed the inevitable. meawhile, blackburn rovers beat sunderland 5—1. they're five points off the relegation zone. to cricket now, and england women have won their first one day international against new zealand, largely thanks to an unbeaten 92 from amyjones. chasing 208 in wellington, they reached their target with nine overs to spare. alex fletcher rep

leeds looks set to use their chances to the premier league as they take on middlesbrough.er. the party was in full swing. france international markets made it 2-0. it france international markets made it 2—0. it was too little too late. tensions rose towards the end whilst inter milan also had a player sent off. nottingham forest's war of words with the football authorities in england continues. following their defeat on everton, the club posted on social media saying they had asked the video assistant referee to be stood down before the game. luton are in a relegation battle along with forest in everson. four is a their issue is not with any individual, but the game integrity. the fa say they are investigating. the premier league issued this statement. to matters of the other end. arsenal are hoping to move three points clear. mikel arteta's side now face london rivals chelsea tomorrow. there are five games to go and arteta says his side will give it their all. , �* ., arteta says his side will give it their all. j ., ., their all. they're in a great position — their all.

and, goodness me, leeds opening up for, not leeds, but for arsenal or leeds .city. so tell us more doctor. doctor. big win for both of them last night. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> and arsenal are looking good. they are . you know as much as it they are. you know as much as it worries me because the north london derby is coming up on sunday. ask what? they've scored more than five goals. seven times in the premier league this year already. chelsea were a sorry state and cole palmer was out. we mentioned him yesterday how good he's been for chelsea and mauricio pochettino saying we're not the cole palmer team, we're not the cole palmer team, we're chelsea fc . well, i think we're chelsea fc. well, i think they prefer the cole palmer team was playing yesterday. yeah, it was playing yesterday. yeah, it was 41 goals he's been involved in and either scoring or assisting with. yeah he's he's honestly he's been terrific. he's definitely go to the euros. if he doesn't there'll be a joke. he's 21 years old. but enough of him. it was it was all about arsenal. so the heaviest los

elland road, shell—shocked, with leeds having dominated the game.ho are top of the championship tonight, but only by a point. they too failed to win. i—all, the final score, against middlesbrough side at portman road. southampton, in fourth, scored a 99th—minute winner to beat watford. west brom beaten by sunderland. norwich, in sixth, i—0 winners at preston. a big win for birmingham, a point clear of the bottom three, after a 3—0 victory over coventry. nothing settled in the championship today, nor in league one — the champagne remains on ice for the leaders, portsmouth, who drew i—all with bolton. but playing in league one next season will be stockport county, who've beaten morecambe 2—0 to win promotion from league two at edgeley park. and ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney have delivered the sequel — having jumped from the national league last season, wrexham are now promoted to league one, after a 6—0 win over forest green rovers. much more reaction to that, and the rest of the day's football, on the bbc sport website. time now for some of the da

in leeds today, pa last july rents were fearful for young teenagers online.he capacity to understand the full implications of what is happening, if they give details out, they give data out, and they are too naive almost. just even being made to feel uncomfortable, or potentially lured into a dangerous situation with somebody. my concerns, really, _ are being bullied online and then coming across people that they don't know. j but a new law is meant to enforce minimum age restrictions, with big fines for companies found to be failing. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. our top story this evening. israel sacks senior military leaders, admitting "a grave mistake" over the attack on a convoy in gaza that killed seven aid workers. and coming up, how this wacky flat decorated by its tenant now has listed status. and on bbc london... 0n patrol, mayoral candidates lay out their plans for tackling crime in the capital ahead of the election. and how london's most successful wheelchair athlete is campaigning to make the countryside more accessible. rail passengers across engl

in rehearsals backstage at the leeds grand, the production is a real family affair. kay's words every day is an honour to me. i call her kay because professional sense but she's my lovely grandma, but, yeah. the cast includes some otherfamiliarfaces — brooke vincent from coronation street and emmerdale's samantha giles. i had a little bit of a taster of going back on stage at christmas when i did panto at bradford, so i feel like i remembered, i remembered what it's like because i hadn't been on stage for 14 years. and it is very exciting having a live audience and the reactions there, but it's also quite scary. one of kay's qualities was to just get you laughing and crying within seconds, and i think that really, really does come through in the play as well. we've had so much fun laughing at different lines in the rehearsal room. there's just over two weeks of rehearsals left, and audiences will be able to share what has been a very special project for kay's family. everybody says, "oh, god, if i only won the lottery, if i won the lottery, i'd do this, if i won..."

he's done lot of of leeds. done a lot of work into the decisions people make regarding their privacy or lack peter. thank lack of it. hello, peter. thank you very much for joining me, how would characterise the how would you characterise the our relationship with privacy has changed throughout recent years, at least ? years, at least? >> well, the challenges have changed completely . i >> well, the challenges have changed completely. i mean, many things that we used to do , things that we used to do, literally in a very private way with very few people knowing about them, are now done in a manner which, is accessible to all sorts of onlookers and data gatherers. so quite mundane tasks like , internet searches, tasks like, internet searches, dating apps, you know, all of these things are, you know, coming in very recent times and we haven't yet really, evolved , we haven't yet really, evolved, procedures to govern , not just procedures to govern, not just the regulations, but our own intuitions about what is rea

the victory puts them three points clear of leeds united, ahead of the final fixtures of the season thisll see them up. a remarkable achievement, given they were in the third tier, this time last year. disappointment for rafael nadal, who was beaten in straight sets byjiri lehecka, at the madrid open. the world number 31 is the lowest—ranked player to ever defeat nadal in a clay—court contest. carlos alcaraz is through to the last eight. but he was pushed all the way by jan lennard stuff. the defending champion won in three sets, taking the decider on a tie break, in what was a rematch of last year's final. alcaraz has now extended his winning streak in the tournament to a record—equalling 1a matches. earlier, world number four daniil medvedev made it through to the last eight, after beating alexander bublik in three sets, and a landmark for him, he's reached at least the quarter—final stage, at all nine atp masters 1000 events. the russian will play lehecka next. in the women's side of the draw — world number one iga swiatek dropped her first set of this year's tournament, swiatek, a fi

league leeds or ipswich. it's going to be either leeds or ipswich. so leeds are on 90 points.tonight, but they've played one game less so you'd think ipswich at the moment, but as always the championship is always the championship is always terrific and that will be going down well. >> good to get some old classical names back in the premier league then. >> absolutely. good. good. yeah. yeah, absolutely. >> coventry. >> coventry. >> ipswich tonight. right. >> ipswich tonight. right. >> yesterday the premier league, they had a meeting. they seemed to agree that they wanted a spending cap on clubs. >> yeah. spending cap. it's with the profit and sustainability i know your eyes glaze over whenever i mention those words. but the spending cap it's just on players transfers , wages. on players transfers, wages. it's just as a club. it's not as innocent a cap on wages. it's just a cap on how much a club can spend. so they're working out an amount. but there are some teams that are saying, well, you know, this is not fair because we bring in so much money, we should be able to spend i

leicester and leeds both dropped points last night, opening the door for ipswich.thing that's been a theme all season at the top of the championship. we have to pick up the points, we have to be focused for ourselves, and we have to be ready for every game, and we have the advantage, and we couldn't do it for ourselves, because obviously we are one point “p because obviously we are one point up the lead, and we hold the cards, basically, so, as much as we can, we want to win every game and hold this advantage in all her hands. england and aston villa forward rachel daly has retired from international football. the 32—year—old, who has 84 caps, started all of england's games at euro 2022 when they won their first major trophy. in a statement released on social media, daly said: "i would love nothing more than to play for england forever, but the time has come for me to hang my boots up pn the international stage. while today is an extremely difficult day for me, it is also one filled with reflection and immense gratitude. playing for and representing england has bee

she's worked here for 23 years and in case you were wondering, yes, she is a leeds fan.ing is you get a lot of walking, you know, when you're laying out for matches and you're laying out tables you're walking all the time and if it's pouring rain outside, you still get the exercise for walking up and down. so i think that's what keeps me healthier. according to the centre for ageing better, one in nine people is now working past their 65th birthday. that proportion has doubled over the past 20 years. shoulders i7 and a half. alan thornton is a bespoke tailor in bradford. length, 28. now 80, he worked in the industry for decades and once owned this very shop himself. now he works a couple of days a week. well, i get enormous satisfaction from it when you see a person going out and is thrilled to bits, and you know, itjust looks... you feel good. the majority of older workers choose part time employment. keep here, 0k, look at the clock. peggy fallon is different. she still works full time at st luke's hospital in bradford. she's 6.29 kilos, mummy. peggy is 81 years old. i

due to leeds united's heavy defeat against queen's park rangers, leicester city's promotion to the english premier league was decided. face to face after a year of absence according to the italian media, juventus is looking to hire alvar and morata, the striker of atletico madrid, to bring him back to the alliance. according to the media , toto jue, morata has reached an agreement with juventus. he has reached and will probably be a rival of dushan and hoch next season. it is said that the directors of bianconeri are planning to make an offer in the paradise of nature next week! the opening of the exhibition of iran's export capabilities by welcoming more than 2 thousand economic activists and businessmen from 80 countries. this exhibition shows that iran cannot be sanctioned it is an unveiling of what has been achieved by the hands of our dear youth in this country and turning threats and sanctions into opportunities.

officials of the two clubs, real madrid and bayern munich, are trying the 18-year-old player of the leedsted team was hired by t. archiegri. this playmaker midfielder was able to accompany his team in 46 games in the league and had an impact on more than half of his team's goals. we get with a report. 15 volleyball players in the danesh camp students are preparing themselves for a successful participation in the world competitions of serbia. volleyball federation hall hosts the third stage of the student volleyball team camp. thank god , we have really good players in terms of talent and we are talking about their coordination and physical preparation. we are working more so that, god willing, we can have the best show in the world championships. they are preparing themselves for the world competitions in serbia. we are providing compressed, we are providing . god willing, we can return to iran with a gold medal. third camp. we are here for 10 days we do weight training, ball shooting, and then we played a friendly game. we won it three to one. volleyball players present in this cycle cam

two clubs real madrid and bayern munich in their efforts to recruit the 18-year-old player of the leeds united team. take this playmaker has been able to accompany his team in 46 games in the league and may peace be upon you, may god's mercy and blessings be upon you all. say, "do you fear except for one of the good people, and we do not fear you that allah will punish you with my punishment, and he has it, so you must fear." i am completely afraid that nothing will happen in the kingdom of god except with the will of god, and neither the steps nor the hands will be lifted except by the permission of god. i have no misfortune on the earth, nor in my soul, except in my book, before it is light , and that is on god. i am in a difficult position, because of his words, the end of mashhad is the end of his life . yes, tonight, according to the pictures you saw , the disturbing pictures you saw, we want to discuss another function of football with the honorable guest of the program, mr. saeed haqbardi. we are an expert in football management and the head of the national organization of heroes

i edinburgh, leeds, hull, norwich. just edinburgh, leeds, hull, norwich.ot in the i i hope the feet are ok. we will be fine! it was that shot in the vt... | fine! it was that shot in the vt... good luck- _ fine! it was that shot in the vt... good luck. thank _ fine! it was that shot in the vt... good luck. thank you. _ three dads walking: 300 miles of hope is out tomorrow. still to come on breakfast... ahead of their games in the premier league darts tournament tomorrow, teenage sensation luke littler and world numberfour nathan aspinall are joining us here in the studio. we'll speak to them at 8:40. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. a very good morning. welcome to bbc london. i'm thomas magill. police say three men suspected of being involved in the stabbing of an iranian tv host in south london have left the uk. pouria zerati was stabbed outside his home in wimbledon on friday afternoon. counter terrorism officers are still leading the investigation but they've yet to establish a motive for the attack. he's since been discharged

hoping to recruit at least 70 patients across centres including london, manchester, edinburgh and leeds news. it's another big day at the post office inquiry — a former executive accused of covering up knowledge of the faulty it system is giving evidence for a second day. she is truly sorry for the devastation caused. what has been the evidence so far this morning? angela van den bogerd was personally in charge of some of the cases. she was also involved in the failed mediation scheme in 2019. she has been asked about one case in particular. that was the sub—postmaster at martin griffiths, who took his own life by stepping in front of that these family accuse the post office of hounding them for tens of tens of thousands of pounds. now, angela van den bogerd has admitted that faulty communications where the heart of how the can post office conducted its dealings. a letter from martin griffiths is daughter after his death complained about the disgusting way that there family had been handled after his death. she was asked about the £140,000 that death. she was asked about the £1a0,000 th

in leeds, somebody was jailed . the leeds, somebody was jailed.nana all these cases, but it's funny you mentioned tommy robinson. >> i remember a clip a few years ago, shortly after the manchester arena bombing, and there was a big kind of, what was it? i think it was after that, or possibly after one of the other, islamic terrorist outrages. anyway, there was a sort of peace march in manchester, and then tommy robinson was leading a, a like a less peaceful march. and the police deliberately led them into one another. it was quite obvious they they actually precipitated the encounter . precipitated the encounter. hoping i think i'm projecting maybe that they would sort of, i don't know, bring disgrace upon both of them , you know, to both of them, you know, to demonstrate that they couldn't be trusted. >> can i just add one thing, since you've invoked the dark name, no one's allowed to mention, i thought you were going to mention the more pressing irony that the jewish man who was who was told he was openly jewish, falter was, he told tom robinson

matthew lost his sight after having a glass bottle smashed in his face last year in leeds. through a similar ordeal. 0ur reporter sophie long went to meet her. i'm very outgoing, i'm a very outdoorsy type of girl. i've got a little girl, skyler, and, more often than not, it is just me and her. in november 2022, skyler�*s grandma picked her up from school so natalie could go for a rare afternoon out with her friend. i'm with my daughter like a lot of the time. so, yeah, it was nicejust to get dressed up and go out. i was really excited. and i always do get a little bit anxious going out, because i feel a little bit self—conscious sometimes. but, no, iwas really looking forward to it. and you were having a nice time? yes, yeah. but when natalie went to the toilet, that changed in an instant. then it all happened so quick. i remember hearing the glass smash. as i turned around, i just saw white hair and like a white flash of light. and that's when the glass struck me on the face. i knew instantly it was a glass, because you could feel the cold sharpness of it cutting at my fac

danny savage was at leeds crown court to hear the verdict. killed in the line of duty. to reports of a robbery. she was murdered on her daughter�*s fourth birthday. this was the scene in november 2005. an attack alarm had been activated at a travel agent�*s in bradford. pc beshenivsky�*s patrol car pulls up opposite. she and her colleague, pc teresa milburn, cross the road to investigate. john brambani watched it happen from his nearby business. as sharon was approaching the door to the universal express, the guys inside burst out and bumped into her and shot her, seemed to shoot her down her vest. this memorial now stands on the spot where pc beshenivsky died. although only three men were involved in the actual raid here, there were seven members of the gang altogether. six of them were subsequently caught, but the seventh has only today been convicted. he fled the country soon after the shooting, and it took a long time to get him back. piran ditta khan went to pakistan. in 2020, he was arrested and last year was sent back to the uk. 30th of november 2005, murdered po

. >> leeds united back in the automatic promotion. places to head back to the premier league and a four time world champion in him, considers retirement morning. >> whilst it is the middle of spring, it's not necessarily going to feel it with a bit of a cool feel for some of us and a bit of rain at times. two i'll have more details coming up. >> so after five months of deadlock, the rwanda bill has finally passed through parliament. it's poised to become law after peers ended their standoff over the controversial policy. >> while the showdown comes after the prime minister declared that enough is enough and said mps and peers will sit through the night to get the bill passed. >> so it now designates rwanda as a safe country and will allow the government to deport asylum seekers to there. >> let's get some analysis this morning from the political commentator benedict spence, who joins us in the studio. good morning to you, benedict. it was a late night, perhaps not late, as late as some people feared it might be a slog. nevertheless, f

in leeds, an afternoon of heavy, persistent rain, blustery, cool winds as well.t thing in the morning. but this weather front will introduce more cloud and outbreaks of rain across northern ireland, gradually pushing its way into scotland, north—west england, wales and south—west england as we go through the morning. so, after that bright and breezy start, into the afternoon, the best of the sunshine is likely to be anywhere from dorset over towards east yorkshire. south and east of that, we could see highs of 18 degrees. still mild, but outbreaks of showery rain continuing out to the west. an improving picture into northern ireland. here, we'll see sunny spells and scattered showers. top temperatures under the cloud and rain in scotland, perhaps around 11 to 13 degrees. low pressure will stay with us as we move into tuesday and it will stay out to the west. so that's where we're likely to continue to see showery outbreaks of rain. but a southerly breeze means that we're going to continue to tap into that mild air, so it will be a mild start to our tuesday mornin

playing last night as they watched events in west london, which is where their nearest challengers leedsnd with rangers so dominant, the leicester party could begin, before the final whistle. and this is how the celebrated at their watch party. they have broken records in the championship this season and are still on course to reach 100 points. maybe the party is still going. they don't play until monday night at present, they can probably celebrate this weekend. boxes everywhere. dundee united, like leicester, will be celebrating this morning, after they confirmed their immediate return to the scottish premiership. they won the scottish championship after a goalless draw away at airdrieonians. they were effectively champions already, six points ahead of second placed raith rovers with a superior goal difference with two games left, but this point gives them an unassailable lead. now it's a massive day in the women's six nations and it's winner takes all as england play france in bordeaux at teatime, live on bbc one. jo currie reports. the finishing touches for a grand slam decider. engl

convicted in the past few moments at leeds crown court.k. as we head into the weekend, we are looking at some very windy weather with a new name the storm. we are in between weather systems today, so a relatively quiet day before the next area of low pressure moves through during the overnight period. it will remain chilly. limited sunshine. the best of any sunshine will be across the midlands. but they will be some showers. it will stay blustery through the channel. between 1a and 16 degrees. this evening and overnight, wet and windy weather spreads northwards across the country. as it bumps into the cold air across scotland, we are likely to see some snow. it stays cold here but a very mild night for england and wales. potentially some disruptive snowfall across central and northern scotland for the early part of friday. even fairly low levels, actually, but mostly on the hills. the rain, sleet and snow will eventually ease. temperature wise, a little bit higher. 17 or 18 degrees across southern and eastern areas. still chilly across sco

killed in 2005, was convicted of her murder thursday. 75—year—old piran ditta khan was found guilty at leedsix week trial. he fled to pakistan shortly after pc beshenivsky and a colleague were shot when they interrupted an armed raid at a travel agent in bradford. as she approached the entrance, three men burst out of the office and shot at both officers, killing pc beshenivsky. she will always be remembered. i would like to acknowledge the respect and dignity that sharon's family have shown over the past 18 years and i hope that today's conviction goes some way in enabling them to move on with their life. khan was also found guilty of two counts of possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life and two counts of possession of a prohibited weapon. you're live with bbc news. emergency workers in taiwan are still trying to reach around 600 people either trapped in highway tunnels or cut off in remote areas after wednesday's major earthquake. almost all are guests and staff of a remote hotel who can't leave because of damaged roads. ten people were killed and more than a thousand injured

entered as one team under the quotes of moments of elliptic history as the north and south serena leeds and serve as one team owns the flag of the korean peninsula. it was also the 1st time that a member of the king dentist had set foot on south korean soil. came jo john the dictates his youngest sister presenting herself to the public in a friendly and diplomatic manner. the news i'm going to use out of so you're kind of probably soon got old bava hasn't latan, couldn't you would you can give the thing a jo junk is considered the 2nd in power in the country hunting physical you let me talk to them. there was nothing like this before under the rule of chemical song and kim drum is it k? hi i see in just says to me and they wanted to go now. power is divided between the siblings system, which includes only the binder and then the criminal. josh had something happened to kim jung own. him, jo john could take over as number 2. he's a, a kind of funny in the day, the 2 months off to the olympics. a summit meeting was held between kim jones on and south korean president moved jay in right on

showing how russian aviation, su-25, works near the time ravine, in particular , military expert rob leed wrote there: that this is an eloquent testimony to the fact that ukrainian air defense currently lacks capabilities, if on at the front to drive them away planes, you must have also seen the footage that i, how is it possible that russian planes can act like this directly on the front with a decision, why are we not there, why then reports that they are crashing recently, and what, what, what we need? in this aid package in order to drive them away from the ukrainian position, yes, so that, if we talk about the issue of countering front-line aviation, we must understand that in order to effectively destroy front-line aviation, it is necessary to have anti -air defense systems, which pre-suppose his work on the front line, because if we are talking about such a complex, for example, as 200 hangars, or even petrio, then these are still what systems are more object-oriented, here, although petrio is also... remember, in february , it was used directly to protect the front line and then t

and second—placed leeds united are involved in the evening match, they're at home to hull city.sion when asked about an altercation between the two managers during the women's league cup final. the clear animosity between the two at the end of the match somewhat overshadowed arsenal's 1—0, extra time win. somewhat overshadowed arsenal's1—0 extra time win. the chelsea manager, emma hayes, accused eidevall of male aggression on the sidelines towards her player, erin cuthbertson, while eidevall said chelsea were moving the goalposts to suit themselves. we had a discussion before the game where both clubs had to agree if we're going to play with multiple system or not. and chelsea said they only wanted to play with one ball and we said we wanted to play with multiple. and then when it suits them in the last minute of the game, when they want to take another ball to take a quick throw—in, then all of a sudden they want to use that. and i only said that you guys wanted to play with one ball, so it's not my problem. i think there's a way to behave on the side of the pitch and not for t

in leeds today, parents were fearful for young teenagers online.too naive almost. just even being made to feel uncomfortable, or potentially lured into a dangerous situation with somebody. my concerns, really, _ are being bullied online and then coming across people that they don't know. j but a new law is meant to enforce minimum age restrictions, with big fines for companies found to be failing. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. millions of workers will receive a national insurance cut when the new tax year begins tomorrow — about 27 million people will benefit. but, for many, the cost of living will still bite. marc ashdown is here to explain. yes, national insurance payments are deducted from your salary to help pay for pensions and services like schools and hospitals. from tomorrow, the rate is being cut from 10% down to 8%. and that follows a 2% cut back in january as well. so, add both those cuts up and it means a bit more money in your pocket. how much depends on how much you earn. a full—time worker on the national living wage of £22,000 a year