on their first day of term, lucy mchugh‘s absence hangs over the school.at a special assembly. they remembered lucy's irrepressible personality, and mourned her loss. it's ok to cry. i've cried, a lot. it's ok to feel sad. it's ok to feel down. security cameras tracked lucy's movements the day she went missing injuly. her body was later found in woodland near her home. she had been stabbed. a local man, stephen—alan nicholson, was arrested on suspicion of murder. he wasn't charged. but last week, at southampton crown court, he pleaded guilty to an offence of failing to disclose his facebook password. investigators want access to his profile and messages. facebook has agreed to lock and preserve the account, but police have to apply to the us department ofjustice to get access to more detailed information, and that could take months. today, the head of the metropolitan police said officers should get quicker access to evidence from social media companies. law enforcement in the uk ought to be able to have vital evidence which might bring somebody to justice

of finding the target. —— lucy bronze finding the target.matches against spain and switzerland due to a groin strain. he is returned to liverpool for treatment, but fulham goalkeeper marcus bent nally has been called up to bolster the squad meeting that england now have four keepers in their party. meanwhile, manchester united defender luke shaw has been speaking about changes he's been going through to win his place back for cloud and country. notjust on the pitch, but off the pitch i have matured. i've grown up and you can say i've gone from startup may be a kid to a man now, and i know what i need to do to push myself and i want to play for manchester united and obviously i want to stay there and obviously i want to stay there and obviously fight for my place and prove my worth to the team and obviously i want to try and do the same here now and give gareth bale a headache to select and give him different choices from what i can show i can do. different choices from what i can showl can do. it different choices from what i can show i can

lucy, who was 13, was seen in this security footage the day she disappeared in july. she'd been stabbed. police arrested a man called stephen—alan nicholson on suspicion of murder. he was not charged, and was later given bail. but last friday at southampton crown court, he was jailed for 14 months forfailing to give the police the password to his facebook account. he had pleaded guilty to breaking a law calling on people to disclose passwords in a police investigation. today the head of the metropolitan police said companies like facebook should unlock these accounts much more quickly. law enforcement in the uk ought to be able to have vital evidence which might bring somebody to justice. within minutes rather than through some protracted process? absolutely, but there are complex practical and legal things for them, which i do respect. and lucy mchugh‘s mother agrees with that, saying facebook should unlock this account and hand over the details to the police. stacey white says it would be easy for them to do so, and all she wants is justice for her daughter. but fac

on their first day of term, lucy mchugh‘s absence hangs over the school.embly. they remembered lucy's irrepressible personality and mourned her loss. it's ok to cry. i've cried. a lot. it's ok to feel sad. it's ok to feel down. security cameras tracked lucy's movements the day she went missing injuly. her body was later found in woodland near her home. she'd been stabbed. a local man, stephen alan nicholson, was arrested on suspicion of murder. he wasn't charged. last week, at southampton crown court, he pleaded guilty to an offence of failing to disclose his facebook password. investigators want access to his profile and messages. facebook has agreed to lock and preserve the account, but police have to apply to the us department ofjustice to get access to more detailed information, and that could take months. today, the head of the metropolitan police said officers should get quicker access to evidence from social media companies. law enforcement in the uk ought to be able to have vital evidence which might bring somebody to justice. within minutes rather

lucy and lance thank you very much indeed.is hour don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you,7 days a week at bbc.co.uk. papers, and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you lance price and lucy fisher, they'll be back at 11:30 but for now, goodbye. hello, it may turn cooler by our weather has been fairly quiet so far this week, it's about to turn more u nsettled. this week, it's about to turn more unsettled. blood pressure close by, some sunshine here and there during the day, view from surrey old —— earlier, broken glass and sunshine the thicker cloud southeast into the stagette, and this area of cloud is a weather front bringing rain to parts of scotland and northern ireland, it's now weakening as he go deeper into the night, light patchy rain affected parts of north midlands. showers in the south east of england, some push into northwest collimator, where they have cloud or clear skies makes it different and tha

lucy also sends us these photos showing how the fentanyl will be packaged to get it past u.s.sports powder. but when we ask if we can arrange a face-to-face meeting, "lucy" suddenly balks. >> so can we come to where you are? >> no, sorry. i also cannot be sure if you are a real buyer. maybe after a long time, i will trust you. >> reporter: so we decide to try to find the fentanyl labs ourselves, taking the five-hour bullet train ride to wuhan. a hub of chemical manufacturing in china, and the city that lucy's website and others list as their place of operations. here in this sprawling city of 19 million, people we spoke to on the street said they had never even heard of fentanyl. >> never heard of it. people in china mail this to the united states? >> china mailed it to the usa? >> yeah, and it's very dangerous. people could die. >> of course that's very bad. >> reporter: we next pay a visit to the addresses in wuhan listed on the websites of those fentanyl-selling labs. looking for 1503. let's ask him. come on in. but here at this wuhan office park, we find a wedding planning

reality star lucy mecklenburgh is here for herfirst reality star lucy mecklenburgh is here for her firstlebrity big brother. time for the latest news — here'sjoanna. up to 80,000 paedophiles in the uk pose a sexual threat to children online — according to the home secretary sajid javid. in a speech this morning he says he's shocked at the scale of child sex abuse and has vowed to make it his personal mission to tackle it. new figures show a 700 % rise in the number of child abuse images referred to the national crime agency in the last five years. borisjohnson has attacked the prime minister's brexit strategy — describing it as a fix, and claiming that the uk will get what he calls "two thirds of diddly squat" from the negotiations. he's also accused some members of the government of using the irish border issue to stop what he described as a "proper brexit". a fire has destroyed a large section of the landmark former littlewoods pools building in liverpool. the blaze broke outjust before 8pm last night, and it took 50 firefighters several hours to bring it under control. the five—storey

lucy, who was 13, seen in this security footage the day she disappeared in july.d next to a park in southampton. she had been stabbed. police arrested a man called steven alan nicholson on suspicion of murder. he was not charged, and was later given bail. but last friday at southampton crown court, he was jailed for 1h months for failing to give the police the password to his facebook account. he had pleaded guilty to breaking a law calling on people to disclose passwords in a police investigation. today the head of the metropolitan police said companies like facebook should unlock these accounts much more quickly. law enforcement in the uk ought to be able to have vital evidence which might bring somebody to justice. within evidence which might bring somebody tojustice. within minutes evidence which might bring somebody to justice. within minutes rather than through some protracted process ? than through some protracted process? absolutely, but there are complex practical and legal things for them, which i do respect. and lu cy‘s for them, which i do respect. and

>> lucy, those pictures look devastating.ov in london. >>> now back to politics and michelle b michelle obama making her -- she told a group of college students in miami on friday. >> i have frustrated too. i am tired of the daily chaos, the pettiness, the meanness that too often dominates the political discourse. just when i feel like it might be time to shut it all out, i think about my dad. he showed up to vote in every election because he showed up for his family in every way that he could. >> let's bring back at that rinna party and kevin saah ril i. >> how much do democrats think that michelle obama has going into the midterms here? >> i think the obamas remain extremely popular with both the democratic base and sort of more moderate democrats, and they feel like they can be a really strong pull for democrats to come out and vote in november, especially in states like florida where there is a governor's race and a senate race and we've seen president obama being able to build a democratic coalition that got him twice to

. >> lucy, sherry, linda, and lucy. >> two lucys?lucys, two separate lucys. >> if you don't mind, i'm going to give you a quick swab. we're going to get that. this is just a quick swab. >> what is this for? >> this is just to make sure -- it's legal stuff, just to make sure, blah, blah, blah. just had problems in the past and we don't want to have any trouble. okay, just pop that in. and we wait. you can keep that. anw >> what's blue? >> it's positive. >> for? >> i just need a paw print from your dog. yeah. and subject agrees not to tell anybody about this interview because snitches get stitches. >> you got it. >> just so i'll be able to find you if you take off, i'm going to fit you with a shock collar if i can't -- >> no, no, no. >> madeline, lastly, participant agrees to look into the camera and say, harvey weinstein is innocent. >> harvey weinstein is innocent. >> producer is granted full permission to clip that out, take it out of context and use it as a sound byte in the local news. >> okay. >> disgraced movie mogul harvey wein

lucy in johannesburg last lucy injohannesburg last month on the travel show.ow. up next we are off tojordan to the centenary of the culmination of the great arab revolt, when much of the middle east rose up against the ottoman empire. he was also the inspiration to the 19605 film lawrence of arabia. we sent rajan back injuly to see how the country is marking the anniversary. this is a reconstruction of one of the original trains here. and it used to carry pilgrims and supplies to the offer from carry pilgrims and supplies to the offerfrom —— carry pilgrims and supplies to the offer from —— 0ttoman carry pilgrims and supplies to the offerfrom —— 0ttoman troops, and i am going to take a trip through the stunning landscape. it is baking hot out there. i hope it is cool inside. check this out. every little boy‘s dream. this is a glorious feeling. huge, vast arid desert around me, big granite mountains on either side. just how you imagined it. whoa. my god! horses! go low. whoa! that‘s a bomb, i think you‘ll find. that is loud. we have been well and truly hijacked.

lucy, who was 13, seen in this security footage the day she disappeared in july.next to a park in southampton. she had been stabbed. police arrested a man called steven alan nicholson on suspicion of murder. he was not charged, and was later given bail. but last friday at southampton crown court, he was jailed for 14 months for failing to give the police the password to his facebook account. he had pleaded guilty to breaking a law calling on people to disclose passwords in a police investigation. today the head of the metropolitan police said companies like facebook should unlock these accounts much more quickly. law enforcement in the uk ought to be able to have vital evidence which might bring somebody to justice. within minutes rather than through some protracted process? absolutely, but there are complex practical and legal things for them, which i do respect. and lucy's mother agrees with that, saying facebook should unlock this account and hand over the details to the police. stacey white says it would be easy for them to do so, and all she wants is justice

thank you, lance price and lucy fisher. goodbye.this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. golf, and the european ryder cip team was confirmed on wednesday when captain thomas bjorn named his four wildcard pick for this year's matches against the united states. ian paul to got a wildcard, although he missed the defeat to the us in 2040. he missed the defeat to the us in 20110. he he missed the defeat to the us in 2040. he slumped to below 200 in the world rankings following accommodation of injuries and loss of form, he says he is the man for the occasion and a special person. he was even more glowing about sergio garcia, describing him as the heart of the team. despite winning the masters in 2017, he has missed the masters in 2017, he has missed the ryder cup at the last five majors. thomas has obviously picked sergio, which is the fourth spot which was up in the air. he has dawned with, you could say form is temporary but class is permanent, sergio has experience in the ryder cup and thomas is banking that he will ring t

tonight multiple groups are claiming responsibility, but as nbc's lucy leaders are blamg the united states. >> reporter: chaos in iran, the moment shots rang out at a military parade, as soldiers and civilians dropped to the ground others ru treat victims. according to state media, at least 24 people were killed and dozens injured. when gunmen disguised as soldiers opened fire in the southern city of ahvaz. this wounded soldier says, they opened fire on women and children. iran's supreme leader blamed the attack on the u.s. saying its puppets are trying to stir insecurity. this was supposed to be a day of celebration marking 30 years since the end of the islamic republic's war with iraq. instead tonight, new blood shed, lucy kafanov, nbc news. >>> it's been a year since hurricane maria devastated puerto florida, residents of puerto rico as well as faith leaders, musicians and others, marked the anniversary with a rally. things on the island are starting to get back to normal. power wafi restored to everyone ee ago. the puerto r national pastime back too. gabe gutierrez has more on the surv

they went up a gear in the second half with izzy christiansen, lucy staniforth, mead and lucy bronze on slovakia later this evening knowing that their hopes of qualifying for france next summer are over. it will be a significant night though forjulie nelson who is set to become the first woman to win 100 caps for her country. wales are out, i'm afraid. they needed iceland and belgium both to lose in order to claim one of four play—off places. gareth southgate will be without liverpool midfielder adam lallana for england's upcoming matches against spain and switzerland after pulling out with a groin strain. meanwhile the england manager has called up fulham goalkeeper marcus bettinelli to bolster their squad. well we can join our sports reporter jo currie now who has been with the england camp today, it's 55 days after england's exit from the world cup at the semifinal stage but is there a sense of renewed optimism in the camp? it must feel like a lifetime for some since england took fourth race in the well coupled up some of the players have been back in action for a few weeks in pre

lucy, who was 13, was seen in this security footage the day she disappeared in july.southampton. she had been stabbed. police arrested a man called steven alan nicholson on suspicion of murder. he was not charged, and was later given bail. but last friday at southampton crown court, he was jailed for 14 months for failing to give the police the password to his facebook account. he had pleaded guilty to breaking a law, calling on people to disclose passwords in a police investigation. today, the head of the metropolitan police said companies like facebook should unlock these accounts much more quickly. law enforcement in the uk ought to be able to have vital evidence which might bring somebody to justice. within minutes rather than through some protracted process? absolutely, but there are complex practical things for them and legal things for them, which i do respect. and lucy mchugh‘s mother agrees with that, saying facebook should unlock this account and hand over the details to the police. stacey white says it will be easy for them to do so, and that all she wants

with lucy and casper she calls them her fur children. >> i want to have kids one day i'm not at that point in my life i think a lot of millennials here in d.c. are in that same boat but you still enjoy having something to take care of. >> taking care of lucy and casper meant buying this house. >> i loved living in the downtown area in the condo it was great, it was very convenient i didn't have housework. the one thing that was really missing was my dog's happiness. >> and she is far from alone 73, it of millennials currently own a pet. that's more than any other demographic. and a whopping 89% of millennials who bought homes own a pet. that has millennials putting their pets needs front and center in real estate decisions. 79% of pet owning homebuyers who close this year said they would pass up an otherwise perfect home if it didn't meet the needs of their pet according to a realtor.com survey jessica knows this first hand because she's also a real estate agent. >> a lot of times they really want a yard. they really want some outdoor space. and that does sometimes mean people moving

we would count how many states i did carry and lucy hers. then i went off after i graduated. i always won. then irmov moved back in until fell in love with my husband who was i socialite. you saw the movie, the picture of me in my wedding dress. chuck is in the audience. and i got to date him without anybody knowing about it. and the press were indignent they didn't discover it first. but he was a socialite. and we would play cards, we would play bridge. and his roommate dated my roommate. so we ended up falling in love. and this last december we celebrated our 50th wedding anniversary. [ applause ] >> and very interesting presidential history. so i called up the white house historical society and said i want you to look it up. is there anybody who has been married in the white house as long as we have? and i have to tell you, a lot of the white house weddings don't work out very well. i'm working on the second 50. >> your husband, governor and senator rob is here. congratulations to all your career endeavors, governor. >> okay. >> my father

and i love lucy, so it's good by me. >> stephen: wow. ) on balance, it was a positive experience. >> yes. >> stephen: so did you kill it? >> right. >> stephen: you did kill it. >> yeah. >> stephen: you're directing now, you're directing-- >> "the bad seed." >> stephen: remake, remake-- >> of the 1958. the original "the bad seed" broad "the bad seed" phrase into our lexicon and created the evil kid genre. i'm really proud of this movie. it's really fun. it's really creepy, as you saw, and sort of sneaky funny. it's sunday on lifetime. >> stephen: you've been a fan of, like, creepiness and horror for a long time, i understand. >> i have. and i've beenue know, i've been-- you know, i used to direct things with, you know, eye grew up with the sheens and the peps and robert downey jr. and malibu -- >> stephen: who didn't. >> and we made our little backyard movies together. >> stephen: you made movies with those guys? >> we did. and, you know, i recently uncovered one of the movies we made in martin sheen's backyard, and -- >> stephen: preside

that dog named lucy has been found alive and well. the oregon innocence project reinvestigated the case. horner had been looking at a 50 year sentence. >>> a key player involved in the kidnapping of elizabeth smart is set to be released from prison next week. wanda barsy was convicted in 2010 arrested alongside her husband bryan mitchell for the high profile kidnapping of elizabeth smart in 2002. the 14-year-old smart was taken from her salt lake city bedroom at knifepoint. she was later rescued in 2003 after being spotted with both the kidnappers. but the department of corrections... is now counting her federal sentence as "time- served." the t-s-a has a new pilot program at l-a-x that uses cial recogniti wanda barsy's release date was not for another six years, but her federal sentence was counted as time served. >>> the tsa has a new pilot program at l.a.x. that uses facial recognition instead of boarding passes and a driver's license check. kris van cleave shows us why the future of airport security hasometicerntsis trying a facia

until he said he could prove his daughter was lying because he didn't shoot lucy the dog, in fact the dog was still alive. he gave it to a man named fred though he had forgotten fred's last name. with the hope of lucy's old veterinarian who remembered a man named fred investigators found the black lab alive and well. the prosecutor contacted the daughter who failed to show up for a meeting and disappeared altogether. he was set free. the da said i cannot say with certainty that mister horner did not sexually abuse the victim, i can say i am not convinced by a preponderance of the evidence available that he did and i'm not convinced beyond a reasonable doubt. we should note horner's freedom was based on his daughter's inconsistent testimony and the fact she was later caught in other lies. i swear horner was the first person exonerated by the oregon innocence project. >> black lives matter protesting in california. the showdown one day after a deputy was gunned down. our western roundup coming up. fisa document undergoing the declassification process, former cia director john brennan is

with lucy and kasper.m her fur children. >> i want to have kids one day i'm not at that point in my life and a lot of millennials are in at same boat, but you still enjoy having something to take care of. >> and taking care of lucy ande kasper buying this house. >> i love living in the downtown area in and it was great. it was very convenient and i didn't have house work and theo thing that was missing was my dog's happiness. >> and she is far from alone. 73% of millennials currently own a pet according to the arican pet products association. that's more than any other demographic and ain who 89% of millennials who bought homes so far this year own a pet according to realtor.com. that has millennials putting their pets' nee front and center in real estate decisions. 79% of pet-owning homebuyers who closed this year said they would pass up an otherwise perfect home if it didn't meet the needs of their pets according to retor.com's survey. jessica knows this firsthand because she's also a real estate agent.

please welcome to the stage your next storyteller, lucy. applause. hello.experience with going to a wedding as bridesmaid 470 miles away when i was an agorophobic. i had a very specific type which is that i had a fear of staying anywhere away from home. beyond the usual stuff of what to where and who to avoid and who you might get off with, i had a couple of concerns preying on my mind. the thing with agorophobia is people think it's just you cannot leave the house at all. and i guess that's the kind of extreme and and what i started out with. what happens for a lot of people with agorophobia is you end up with a very specific situation or type of place you cannot go to. and for me, that was anywhere other than my flat, my mum's and my nan's. this wedding was in scotland. all the places i could stay that were safe were sort of london, you know, down south. this kind of ended up becoming my nemesis rather than the sort of event that it should be about which is the celebration of love. the thing is it sort of takes over your brain with a different kind of log

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became a story about lucy. and those two helped. when paul came over the sea from cameroon to berlin starts october fourth on t.w. . hello and the welcome to pop explored and liz zero and i'm here to reveal the best the from the their menu coming up on this show. german contrabands and do not see up close and personal. disturb the singer david gray man and berlin back stage. and fifty years of qatar. we kick things off with a german punk band that's known for their awesome live shows especially in japan and the u.s. the doing that so the boys are about to go on their next tour and here's what you need to know about them. they say they are minority but yet misguided definition of a drug savage that is the problem is that i just do not some are on a roll that exists selling out then playing a major festivals i'm not even a year after that last album came out that punk band is working on new songs the latest album is called now to al's been meaning to them both the band has a clear message to. sing about all conspire living in a very s

lucy mchugh was 13 when she was found stabbed to death injuly this year.? he failed to disclose the password to his facebook account and investigators believe that account may include some highly relevant information to the murder inquiry. although facebook has agreed to put a preservation order on that account, it won't or can't simply hand over the information which means hampshire police have got to start a long, drawn—out, expensive process on something called the mutual legal assistance treaty which could take months. as you said in your introduction there has been huge criticism from lucy mchugh‘s mother and commissioner dick, saying this simply isn't good enough. facebook in its responses it is a terrible case but they are working closely with law enforcement, using established legal mechanisms but the problem is this comes one day after the home secretary called out the big tech companies for not doing enough. rightly or wrongly, this story may only really reinforce perceptions about facebook and what many people will see as its lack of accountabil

lucy powell won the right to take her bill forward but unless the government backs it, it's unlikelye evening debating the government's latest plans to tackle terrorism. the counterterrorism and border security bill would make it an offence for a uk national or resident to enter or remain in a designated area overseas that posed a security risk. unless they left within a month, or had an excuse for being there, they could be jailed for ten years. the security minister explained why the law needed to be changed. the new offence is necessary for two primary reasons. firstly, to strengthen the government's consistent travel advice to british nationals, which is advised against all travel to areas of conflict where there is a risk of terrorism. and, secondly, breaching a travel ban and triggering the offence provides police and crown prosecution service with a further tool to investigate and prosecute those who returned from designated areas to the united kingdom. thereby protecting the public from wider harm. some mps were not convinced the powers were needed. as he says, we already hav

lucy vladev, bbc southeast today, hadlow.rs attended an address onjohn street, in birkenhead, where a 44—year—old woman was pronounced dead at the scene. a 32—year—old man from the wirral area has been arrested on suspicion of murder. police are appealing for anyone, particularly taxi divers, who may have captured dashcam footage in the area to come forward. 0lympic diver tom daley says he grew up feeling inferior to everyone because of his sexuality, but that gave him the motivation to become a success. speaking on radio 4's desert island discs, he said he was speaking out about gay rights to give others hope. i think there is something, as well, of growing up feeling slightly different and not feeling like the rest of your classmates, not feeling like you fit in. and i didn't realise that it wasn't socially acceptable, if you like, to like boys and girls, and it wasn't until i went to secondary school that i started to realise, oh, not chronos is like me. and you feel less land. and i think to this date those feelings are f

ladies and gentlemen, let's hear it once more for the wonderful lucy!brilliant comedian who i know very well and always loved working with, she took my ipad off me earlier and i did herself. please welcome laura. applause hello. what a beautiful night. thank you so much for coming and for having me here. i suffer from depression. and generalised anxiety disorder and trying to be a comedian. we can chat later. i had a very specific and happened to me. i used to be the happiest person you'll ever meet and then a few years ago, but what if a husband and i decided to start trying for a baby. i love my husband more than anything and i love babies more than anything, sol anything and i love babies more than anything, so i thought this would work. we will get our wet bits together and make a video varane. that's a fun way to do it. —— make a baby andi that's a fun way to do it. —— make a baby and i will be fun. we found out that my husband cannot have children because of my personality. if you are making a noise now, you're going to be in trouble by the end of

lucy adams, bbc news. attempt to tackle air pollution. 0nly electric or hybrid models will be allowed on selected roads during the weekday rush hour. it‘s said to be the first scheme of its kind in the uk. john maguire has more. london‘s dirty air is blamed for around 9500 premature deaths every year. air quality is monitored constantly across the city and scientists have a good idea of what causes pollution, when it is at its worst, and who is most at risk. air pollution is like passive smoking the whole time. i mean, the effects of air pollution are very similar to the effects of smoking. you have increases in... obviously, it aggravates lung disease, it causes asthma and aggravates asthma. it causes heart attacks and strokes and it causes lung cancer. just a street away from the diesel and petrol ban zone, is a main road where dr rick thomas from the university of birmingham is using a hand—held monitor to track nitrogen dioxide levels. they are high but well within the legal limit. there are all sorts

and at 11:30pm, we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, lucy fisher fromhe times and the political commentator lance price. stay with us for that. good evening. after months of detailed investigation, police have identified two russian nationals as suspects in the attempted murder of the former russian spy sergei skripal and his daughter yulia. the men, using the names ruslan boshirov and alexander petrov, are thought to be officers from russia's military intelligence service. mr skripal and his daughter were poisoned with the nerve agent novichok in salisbury in march this year. but moscow has denied any knowledge of the men, as our security correspondent gordon corera reports. these two russians now stand accused of the salisbury nerve agent attack. it is claimed that in march they deployed the nerve agent which poisoned sergei and yulia skripal, and which months later accidentally contaminated charlie rowley, and killed dawn stu rg ess. police say they came to the country as alexander petrov and ruslan boshirov, but those are thought to be false names,

interesting that lucy said it is something you grow out of.some people do ita is not that simple. some people do it a few times and never again. there are other people who do struggle who are very vulnerable and they do find it very difficult to stop. it can become quite an addictive behaviour and your other point about young people copying each other, that is something else that we do see. and these days with social media as well, it can be quite unhelpful in that respect. lucy, when you have spoken to people about it, and you have visible scarring on about it, and you have visible scarring on your arms, about it, and you have visible scarring on your arms, do you think that peoplejudge scarring on your arms, do you think that people judge you or have expectations about the person that you are? i'm quite open about it with close friends. i find difficulty with people i don't know. i have never had anyone directly comment on the scarring, but as you say it is noticeable and obvious and people see it. i have had to make a choice that not coveri

access the facebook account of a man suspected of murdering a teenager from hampshire. 13—year—old lucys evidence from facebook as the suspect in the murder of lucy mchugh was jailed for withholding his facebook password from police. a spokeswoman for the social media company said facebook is "working closely with law enforcement" and following "well—established legal mechanisms". speaking on lbc, commissioner dick did not comment on lucy mchugh‘s case specifically, but said uk police forces had faced a "very protracted procedure" in such cases. i absolutely think that in certain instances, and it sounds to me like this is one, law enforcement in the uk ought to be able to have vital evidence which might bring somebody to justice. within minutes, rather than having to go through some protracted process? absolutely. but there are practical things for them and legal things for them which i do respect. you know, it is not as straightforward as it sounds. but i think that's where we should be. let's talk now to dame vera baird — she's police and crime commissioner for northumbria and is in

our correspondent lucy adams has this exclusive report.surgeon that it had gone well, but there was bad news, the surgery would have to be done again, later. she found out the explanation she had been given for the second operation was not true. sam eljamel had removed her tear glands instead of her tumour. it is atrocious, for nhs tayside to allow this surgeon, who had blatantly made a mistake the first time, to allow him to perform another complex operation. it is unthinkable. she is one of at least 55 patients who have complained after surgery by sam eljamel. we asked an expert neurosurgeon to review some of their records. in one case he found mr eljamel overstated the operation's chances of success, and in two others, believed the surgery was not done. that was negligent, there is no other description. it is completely unacceptable, it is dishonest. we know nhs tayside asked the royal college of surgeons to investigate sam eljamel and its review is it talks about a surgeon who failed to supervise these trainees, who regularly got his j

lucy wants to limit the internet. to form a monk believes it is essential to raise public awareness before russia reaches the point of no return on. the mulch thank you dish it for us for your ability thirty three of them on a ship there it's. over there on the roster the sit down or the. mikhail ball wrong or is fighting against the time. all the doxy is becoming mainstream. grudge t.v. a staunchly all the docs channel was launched two years ago and boasts russia's fastest growing audience. it's proprietor tremoring connected investment banker constantine. says he is on a mission to spread the word about gold and to china president putin is our leader that given to albert court nobody could imagine that we would get a leader as opposed to. a leader who can. make certain many steps for russia to be back on. on its values. the horse topic dominating the show jules is matilda a film which portrays on it was the second i come in addressing all the docs ain't as an adult for. if you. give it back. to not these pictures ca

lucy: no, pressure is a lot more level in london. everything is much as we expect this. unanimous decision to keep rates after last month's rate increase. keeping rates unchanged at 0.05%. see a slight increase to their third-quarter growth projections. it is interesting but not a massive increase to be perfectly honest. riskd hear about increased to global growth and from global growth in the u k. he mentioned protectionist measures from the u.s. from china and market softness. we are that from the ecb as well. yeah, paul, let's get to you and ask you about the ecb. a shorter press conference from mario draghi but as anticipated to some extent. : the show of confidence was definitely there. we were looking at whether they might change their language on the risk -- it was described as broadly balanced although one of the internal committees said it should be tilted to the downside in the event of the governing council kept his language. expand why that is. the external risks is the big one. of that situation remains a influx given that 24% interest rate compared with 0%

lucy vladev has the latest.nd another left seriously injured. quiet village have been left with questions. i think the whole village is just completely shocked. here and obviously incredibly sad for the family. they seemed very friendly and nice and just quiet. kept themselves to themselves a bit. but as you say, you just don't expect that here. been named locally as sharon harris and her mother margaret. condition in hospital. by the ambulance service. to neighbours to try to piece together what happened. for a community left mourning. for the chap in hospital recovering. because of course something terrible has gone on there as well. counts of murder and one of attempted murder. he's due to appear at magistrates court tomorrow. to become a success. he was speaking out about gay rights to give others "hope". rest of your classmates and not feeling like you fit in. feeling like you fit in. started to realise, oh, not everyone else's like me. you feel life ban. they eventually were to learn my truth. drove a floc

was all it was lucy believe me the whole it was. you know for the student you kill beast where you can do not you would be the number one in this game show me love you only begotten son maybe not for the stinnett. that saw them do you know you did under it and if in your home. stomach is the like the first thing i did not write them up with no difference to him and what. could. be a year. that would have cost him still could live it see it and now we understand that wow what a delicate look. and america will handed the letter in which the only measure at this allow oxford and our in order don't ask area where the deadly legit she had an illegal israeli settlement of the west bank has continued since one thousand nine hundred three. palestinians believe that the oslo accords ultimately benefited israel more than themselves and that this expansion on the ground is part of the price they are paid for as low. draw it casts is an israeli expert on the settlements and he tracks their development. the west bank constitutes one fifth the ar

course no dortmund where incredible form to say the least at how they finally found their feet under lucy well i think it's hard to say they haven't when they've just won seven over the world noone but yes i mean that in so far this season they're the top scorers in the been as they go again obviously those seven goals are massive towards that goal tally but that find some lovely stuff to get the ball down the wings are playing quick attacking football the likes of marco royce and jayden sanchez get on the scoresheet today and if i was a dog see. players of that quality playing at the level of been playing out today in previous weeks i'd be really excited right now it's cracking stuff really excited and possibly because they could challenge biron this season and actually you know finally take the title back if it wouldn't be nice wouldn't it be nice to see a proper challenges season it's early doors but the signs of their boy have got a bit of a bad injury list that we saw a little chink in the arm i can guess that i think it could be somebody else as you go feeling positive so let's take

is an island of refuge for this meeting of truck supporters in the otherwise extremely democratic lucy of washington d.c. people here can bask in their mutual love of the president and ignore negative media like say a certain book by a certain legendary journalist as bob woodward's book hits the shelves it's already created waves among the president's detractors for trump supporters this is simply a more negative media coverage and other day of fake news for a president that they still very staunchly support it's a left wing attack getting ready for the elections to try to energize that side of the of the populous it's been so many books out but that's not going to step down from supporters we're very loyal to him because at the end of the day you know what we get if we don't get down on track we get left wing snowflake that says he's not your average politician he's trying to fix things he's coming in from the outside and the establishment does not like that on both sides of the aisle especially on the out so i don't even i don't even bother to america to bother reading that garbage e

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