how unhappy lesley was.g about my sister, i think she wanted people to believe she had it all together. she wouldn't tell us about the problems she was having with lyle. >> she had always taken care of you. you're on tv. and doing great and maybe she thought, you know what? i'm not going to break aasha's concentration for a minute. >> definitely. yeah. out of protection. a little bit of pride. >> so perhaps lesley was still alive somewhere and just keeping her head down. it is what vivian was hoping. >> i believed that lesley would come home. i went to sleep every night and imagined i could hear the doorbell ring. i could imagine that there were knocks on the door. i imagined the phone would ring. >> she believed it because vivian knew something that aasha didn't know. something vivian didn't tell detectives right away. that lesley had spoken openly to her mother months earlier about some people who could help her just vanish. underground. >> she mentioned going underground. >> yes, she did. >> did she seem

lesley, politico have ublished nervousness. lesley, politico have published this _ nervousness.have published this bingo card for- nervousness. lesley, politico have| published this bingo card for things to watch out for and take off as this interview unfolds. so on the list is present donald trump, blaming nato, tucker interrupting putin, tuckerflushed in the blaming nato, tucker interrupting putin, tucker flushed in the face, this bingo card though does not mention the jailed opposition leader alexei navalny and i wonder if he would have asked him about the anti—war candidate who was running in the upcoming election and has just been removed from the ballot yesterday. he is campaigning —— in his campaigning, he was around 20% of the vote because he was taking on the wall. that is the sort of question you want to ask vladimir putin, but i got it set guess it would come tonight. it is deeply concerned _ would come tonight. it is deeply concerned that _ would come tonight. it is deeply concerned that we _ would come tonight. it is deeply concerned that we haven't - would come ton

it was a little like lesley's life. >> i read those scripts. and lesley, i felt her in my heart. i laughed the way she used to make me laugh. >> so soft and real. >> so one sister paid homage to another. it won't bring lesley back but it makes her loss a little less painful. in this hollywood story, it is the only happy ending that's available. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline. " thank you for watching. watch helli got a call fromning, and alison, and shene." told me that he was missing. they asked would anyone want to hurt him. i knew that my dad had been on match.com. this is not going to end well. >> i got a call from allision and she told me he was missing. >> they asked would anyone want to hurt him? i knew that my dad had been on match. com. >> this is not going to end well. this is a crime scene. >> miles of nothing up here, it's an easy place for a man to go missing. >> i said, what do you mean they can't find my brother? >> he was the school superintendent, not the type to play hooky. >> he really loved teaching and working with kids. >> turns out he wasn't mi

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others like lesley lev, essentially undecided and hoping to learn more about each candidate's positions>> i'm familiar with barbara lee, and i certainly know who adam schiff is, but i i've only heard a little bit about katie porter. >> a great way to collect information. you get to see people's actual faces. you get to hear their platforms right from their mouth. so it's a great place to learn. >> halfway through the debate, tyler with this feedback, i'm impressed by katie porter. >> i'm less impressed by barbara lee, adam schiff, and beyond. i think they dance around questions. i think they're not being specific. i think katie porter is the only one with communication skills, which i think is mandatory for a politician today. >> a half hour later, the debate wrapping up and wolfgang leaving with his opinions unchanged. >> i will not vote for any candidate who does not call for an immediate cease fire as for leslie, i had some very favorable impressions of katie porter before, and that has sort of cemented my feeling about katie porter. >> and i also fond of adam schiff, but i think may

others like lesley findlay, essentially undecided and hoping to learn more about each candidate's position as well. i'm familiar with barbara lee, and i certainly know who adam schiff is, but i i've only heard a little bit about katie porter. a great way to collect information. you get to see people's actual faces. you get to hear their platforms right from their mouth. so it's a great place to learn halfway through the debate, tyler, with this feedback, i'm impressed by katie porter. i'm less impressed by barbara lee, adam schiff, and beyond. i think they dance around questions. i think they're not being specific. i think katie porter is the only one with communication skills, which i think is mandatory for a politician today. a half hour later, the debate wrapping up and wolfgang leaving with his opinions unchanged. i will not vote for any candidate who does not call for an immediate cease fire. as for leslie, i had some very favorable impressions of katie porter before, and that has sort of cemented my feeling about katie porter and i also fond of adam schiff, but i think maybe i'm lean

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the big issue our viewers lesley's issue for our viewers lesley's got in touch.y the increase in the state retirement age. they born retirement age. they were born between 1950 she says between 1950 and 1960. she says the post office scandal is very bad. but women were robbed of their state pension and are dying before they can get compensation. are you going compensation. why are you going slow on compensation the slow on compensation for the waspi i've had cancer dependency >> so i've had cancer dependency issues on that and one thing that we have done, we've got 2 million more women in work since 2010. we've got automatic enrolment and women and their pensions in the future will be improved. that's really improved. and that's really important. now this back 25 important. now this goes back 25 years to 1995 under labour government of governments of all colours, including the coalition with lib dems . i am with the lib dems. i am a minister at that department and i know it matters to people and i'm afraid it's a multi—stage ombudsman, parliamentary ombudsman, pa

the outgoing first minister, mark drakeford, and rural affairs minister lesley griffiths, did announce you make of their proposals? brute farmers could be helped. what do you make of their proposals?— make of their proposals? we hope that we would _ make of their proposals? we hope that we would be _ make of their proposals? we hope that we would be able, _ make of their proposals? we hope that we would be able, as - make of their proposals? we hope | that we would be able, as farmers, to be able to help shape it, and we are hoping we can put our input, because we can do many things on our farms to help with climate change and loss of food production. as farmers we are part of, a small part of the solution of climate change, and we want to be able to help the government to shape the new policy. and victoria, just briefly, what you think about the government's proposals, and what would you like them to do to help you specifically? like i said, wejust need them to do to help you specifically? like i said, we just need the government to listen to the farmers. the farmers— government to li

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people do things thought lesley and this is very typical behavior. the social science has been leaning these people for decades. and this is the way they respond. and you can't convince them to do otherwise that's why it's so important to vote them out of office and get them back under rocks where they're embarrassed by this behavior. but right now, they're not, they think this is okay. so they're going to proceed and there are lots of them, but there are more of us who are not all right, anna, paul, john, hold tight. we'll be right back after a quick break. we'll talk about trump's legal situation and more say where this be right back >> united states and with jake tapper tomorrow at nine on cnn >> here's the guy who said it's trading wasn't perfect condition. >> well what do you think? >> let's see, it looks pretty nice from the outside. got a tiny scratch right there and whoa, game changer. >> even some viewed whether check floor liners >> of course, i also have the cargo liner and see protector >> the carpet looks brand new. >> so, what do you th

lesley no, the tories are lesley says no, the tories are finished. should move finished.yes, reform. ria says possibly yes, but ever have a voice but he won't ever have a voice again he back . so it's again if he goes back. so it's better he's independent or maybe join verdict is in join reform. your verdict is in 86% of you agree that the prime minister should should reinstate lee anderson for 14% of you say that he should not. right. coming up , that he should not. right. coming up, it's suella braverman right that the tory islamophobia row has descended into hysteria. muslim . solicitor yunus lunat muslim. solicitor yunus lunat will take on the former home secretary about all of that. and the sacked chief inspector of borders and immigration has been calling out the clown in the home office today. what he says is extremely worrying. i will play is extremely worrying. i will play that to you next. some quite astonishing revelations from that chap. actually, this is patrick christys tonight. you don't to miss a second. okay. all right. this is patrick christys tonight, a

and lesley um, so there you go. way of putting it . so that's one way of putting it. so there you go. others have said they'd like to see the death penalty return, but there you go. let us know what you think. gb views gb news. com but it's your . your headlines. >> good afternoon. these are your top stories from the gb newsroom. the labour leader says it was a necessary decision to withdraw support for rochdale by—election candidate azhar ali over comments he made about israel. mr ali apologised after he was recorded during a meeting , suggesting that israel had taken the october seventh hamas assault as a pretext to invade gaza. he'll still be listed as the labour candidate on the ballot paper, as under electoral law . it's too late to replace law. it's too late to replace him. but if he were to win, he won't become a labour mp. following comments, the following ali's comments, the keir has insisted his keir starmer has insisted his party's changed his leadership. >> well, those comments were appalling and that is

thank you so much forjoining us lesley harris he's right. he's right isn't he?digital radio coming up. it's difficult conversations . she difficult conversations. she broke a world record in 1986 for the athletics the european athletics championships, abandoned championships, and was abandoned by her biological mother at just three months old. i'll be joined by fatima by the brilliant fatima whitbread. get whitbread. but first, let's get some weather. a brighter outlook with , the sponsors of with boxt solar, the sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello there. good evening . >> hello there. good evening. i'm jonathan vautrey here of your gb news weather forecast provided by the met office dunng provided by the met office during the northern half of the uk that saw some of the better sunny course of sunny breaks over the course of today and into this evening as well. got the greater today and into this evening as well. of got the greater today and into this evening as well. of got tsomezater today and into this evening as well. of got tsome

in the headlines because of course this should be the backdrop over the past 48 hours of the old lesleycry if i want to. of course, we had the, you know, the former first minister crying crocodile tears . um, in first minister crying crocodile tears. um, in fact, alister jack said , goodness me, she could cry said, goodness me, she could cry out of one eye if she had to. she's that duplicitous. and let's look at the facts, because her downfall has been it must be pretty soul destroying for her. yes but it's that's what she's. she's fallen on her sword an and i think, you know, the snp are really bad for scotland and i wish the scottish people would wake up and see that. let's look at the facts. the facts from this inquiry are quite clear that there was an email in july 2020 from john swinney's account, who was one of the higher echelons, shall we say, of the snp signed off by, um, a man called scott. um, that the spanish government would actually block the scottish, um, move into the eu. and they were worried about that. so for her to say that she didn't make any bombs or any qualms abo

elsewhere, lesley hunter sent us this view of northumberland.ds. temperatures six to 10 degrees. as we move through the evening and overnight, the dregs of that weather front clearly south—east of england. taking the cloud, the patchy light rain and drizzle with it. behind we are likely to see mist and fog patches forming in the south—east. parts of the midlands, east anglia, yorkshire and lincolnshire as well. by the end of the night another weather front would bring in strengthening winds, thickening cloud and some rain. it is where we have the holes in the cloud overnight we will have the lowest temperatures. this is where we are expecting some frost. as we head off from wednesday to thursday, you can see how this weather front pushes steadily towards the east. and it's this weather front later on wednesday into thursday that would bring in the colder conditions. we start with frost and fog on wednesday morning, some hazy sunshine. a weather front coming into the west. that pushes rain from the west towards the east. remember, it is a warm fr

thank you much indeed, thank you very much indeed, lesley. for here some inexcusable reason and his feet are freezing. thank you . thank you freezing. thank you. thank you very indeed. where's cheers i >> -- >> keep thinking. >> keep thinking. >> thank you. see you later. >> thank you. see you later. >> bye. >> thank you. see you later. >> let's bye. >> thank you. see you later. >> let's pick bye. >> thank you. see you later. >> let's pick this. >> thank you. see you later. >> let's pick this up with our paper review. are we doing a break? let me just check. paper review. are we doing a breewe're let me just check. paper review. are we doing a breewe're going me just check. paper review. are we doing a breewe're going mytaket check. paper review. are we doing a breewe're going mytaket (break oh, we're going to take a break and we're to go and then we're going to go through papers with through this in the papers with dawn neesom and >> dawn neesom and christopher biggins here to go through the papers. this morning. and we're talking about a la