john lewin. lewin specializes in tackling the most difficult of cold cases.lts of that interview what you thought? >> yeah. i thought that his memory had grown in areas where it shouldn't and in areas where he should be saying the same story was different. and that's the hallmark of deception. >> sure. but the mind plays tricks. the mind invents things. and -- and inserts them into your memory, and you believe them as strenuously as if they actually happened. >> that's an interesting theory. i don't think it's really supported. memories can be lost. but memories don't increase in details over the years, and they don't increase in different details. and that's a sign of what we call a lie. his version of what happened from the start made no sense to any of us. >> this is what makes the case. >> and why would mike lie? to the cold case team, it seemed obvious. >> he killed her that night. she stopped living that night. and everything else that's going, it doesn't make sense. it's all because you know it's a lie. if you know it's a lie it all lines up. >> remark

everton did get one back through dominic calvert lewin — but they couldn't find the equaliser. tuchel�*s unbeaten run is now up to 12 games with chelsea, but they missed the chance to go third in the premier league after a goalless draw at leeds. leeds almost gifted chelsea a goal early on when luke ayling's clearance rebounded off a team mate and the bar. at the other end tyler roberts went close, seeing his shot rebound off the woodwork. but that was as close as either side got. the leaders manchester city meanwhile can open up a 17 point gap at the top if they beat fulham in the late game. hibernian have moved six points clear in third place in the scottish premiership after coming from behind to beat ross county 2—1. kevin nisbet with the winner, that leaves them deep in relegation trouble. as are hamilton, who were beaten 2—1 by livingston who have sealed a top—six place with one game to go before the split. that's all from sportsday. lots more on the bbc sport website including tributes from the world of motor sport to former bbc commentator murray walker who has died age

ollie watkins scored on debut while dominic calvert—lewin picked up two.know, i was very much looking forward to it. and i knew that i would get chances. and it was about staying patient because we had a lot of the ball, and being in the right place and do what i'm good at — and that's put the ball in the back of the net. england captain eoin morgan will miss the rest of the one day series in india after sustaining a hand injury in the opening match on tuesday. morgan left the field as soon as he picked up the injury in pune, and it meansjos buttler will skipper it the team for the last two matches at the same venue. sam billings will also miss out on friday's second match of three — also through injury — which means liam livingstone will make his one day international debut. never nice to see team—mates get injured, but fingers crossed that they're not quite as serious as they could have been. so speedy recovery for them two and hopefully they're back before before the ipl. but, yeah, like you said, it's obviously not nice to be able to... to have to come

calvert—lewin claimed england's fourth before making way for ollie watkins, first cap, first shot, firstnager. the last time scotland played austria in a competitive match, it was during qualifying for france �*98. also the last time either side made it to a world cup. scotland were 1—0 down and needed a big response. but when they went behind again, the reply was even better. mcginn! sodden but spectacular, this 2—2 comeback at hamden deserved a crowd. northern ireland had the toughest task of the night, away to italy, who had never lost a home world cup qualifier. that wasn't about to change. ruthless! for northern ireland to lick their wounds, here he is reading his poem about the nhs. the faces of front line workers we've spoken to over the past year. goodnight. i'd like to read a poem about the nhs that expresses my feelings that i have for everybody who works in the nhs. for all the people who saved my life and saved the lives of thousands of others. these are the hands that touch us first, feel your head, find the pulse, and make your bed. these are the hands that tap your back, t

continuing to engage in crime scene their criminal earns increase on an average by a $1000.00 a year jodie lewin is the executive director of the prison university project there are thousands and thousands of people in the system all they want is the opportunity to get a good education and to be hired by somebody where they can have a job where they have a meaningful work and in a livable wage in the late eighty's early ninety's there were python 350 programs in the prison system nationwide took my dad's advice been saying for a long time look for some computer training is there any computer training in there because he knows you know i finally when i got to san quentin i said do you have any any computer training so it was great because i mean. those who know the least obey the best you know and there's this rebellious kind of spirit in their stand still a big class myself all right now so there's this rebelliousness you know i could actually size my brain they can't stop you from doing that and so we really got this surprised about our education particularly in that particular programming clas

goal for substitute ollie watkins, scoring with his first kick of the game, while dominic calvert lewinrland. the match that was played in slovenia was decided thanks to a deflected goalfrom dan n'doye. aidy boothroyd's side still have portugal and croatia to play in group d. the former scotland captain scott brown will leave celtic at the end of the season to join premiership rivals aberdeen. the 35—year—old has signed a pre—contract to go to pittodrie as a player—coach and willjoin them in the summer. brown, who signed for celtic from hibernian in 2007, has played more than 600 times for the hoops winning ten league titles and 12 domestic cups. england captain eoin morgan, will miss the rest of the one—day series in india after sustaining a hand injury in the opening match on tuesday. morgan left the field as soon as he picked up the injury in pune and it meansjoss buttler will skipper the team for the last two matches at the same venue. sam billings will also miss out on tomorrow's second match of three — also through injury, which means liam livingstone will make his one day interna

debut for substitute ollie watkins, scoring with his first kick of the game, while dominic calvert—lewina at hampden. the scots twice came from behind. but there was disappointment for northern ireland, losing 2—0 to italy in parma. the italians are now unbeaten in 23 matches so it was always going to be a massive challenge. after finding a swimming pool with one of his shots on wednesday, rory mcilroy had a much better day yesterday at the world matchplay. he beat the american, lanto griffin, comfortably in texas. but he needs to win today and hope fellow brit ian poulter, slips up, if he's to make it out of the group stages. poulter beat mcilroy, heavily in the opening match. next to an event going on right now in kew gardens. where they have been tiptoeing through the tulips well of sorts, right now the marathon olympic trials are taking place which will go a long way to deciding who makes it to tokyo this summer. finishing in the top two at kew is half the deal, but athletes also have to duck inside the olympic qualifying times. earlier callum wilkinson won the 20 kilometre walk. he

calvert—lewin claimed england's fourth before making way for ollie watkins. competitive match it was during qualifying for france �*98. also the last time either side made it to a world cup. scotland were 1—0 down and needed a big response. hanley is there! but when they went behind again, the reply was even better. and john mcginn! sodden but spectacular, this 2—2 comeback at hampden deserved a crowd. northern ireland had the toughest task of the night, away to italy who had never lost a home world cup qualifier. that wasn't about to change. ruthless! 2—0 italy, the final score in parma, but there is no time for northern ireland to lick their wounds as football's relentless schedule ploughs on. natalie pirks, bbc news. now after the agony of losing out on the six nations grand slam last week, wales could also see this season's trophy snatched off them tonight. it's the final match as scotland's trip to france was postponed last month due to a covid—19 outbreak in the french camp. after beating wales last saturday, france players have been telling the media t