he was found guilty of murdering his wife lynette in 1982.has never been found, and her husband has always maintained his innocence. he was found guilty after a podcast called "teacher's pet." they did not have enough evidence, all of which was circumstantial, to convict the teacher. here is the judge handing down the verdict in sydney. >> christopher michael dawson, a 1982, you did murder lynette dawson. i find you guiy. ros: correspondent phil mercer has more. phil: for 40 years, chris dawson evaded justice, but today here at the new south wales supreme court in sydney, he was found guilty of murdering his wife lynette in 1982. the judge, justice ian harrison, said although wholly circumstantial, the case against him was compelling and persuasive. chris dawson had always denied murder. a critical part of this case was the "teacher's pet" podcast. it first came out in 2018 and gave fresh impetus to a police investigation that, up until that point, had released all. later that year, chris dawson was charged. for lynette dawson's family, today

lynette was hired by an east london hospital trust with 11 other overseas nurses.over with a group of filipinos. i was the only person from the caribbean in that group, yes. and also the only person that knew england a bit, so i was their tour guide. i was a bit nervous but then i tell myself, "you know what, lynette, this is what you want to do, this is your dream, settle down, and you will get this done. you can do it." brian is a stroke nurse. he came to the uk injune from the philippines. how are you feeling today? he was in lynette�*s group and says the filipino nurse community at local hospitals has helped him settle in quickly. in the last two and a half years, the trust has hired more international nurses than british—trained. they are pleased with their recruits but know there is a long—term challenge. we desperately need more nurses trained in the uk. from recruiting a nurse from overseas to her getting a uk pin number here, costs us over £13,000. you know, when you've employed over 520, it's a significant amount of money. but yet i see it as part of the

lynette was hired by an east london hospital trust with 11 other overseas nurses.. i was the only person from the caribbean in that group, yes. and also the only person that knew england a bit, so i was their tour guide. i was a bit nervous but then i tell myself, "you know what, lynette, this is what you want to do, this is your dream, settle down, and you will get this done. you can do it." brian is a stroke nurse. he came to the uk injune from the philippines. how are you feeling today? he was in lynette's group and says the filipino nurse community at local hospitals has helped him settle in quickly. in the last two and a half years, the trust has hired more international nurses than british—trained. they are pleased with their recruits but know there is a long—term challenge. we desperately need more nurses trained in the uk. from recruiting a nurse from overseas to her getting a uk pin number here costs us over £13,000. you know, when you've employed over 520, it's a significant amount of money. but yet i see it as part of the whole of the nhs to continue to

lynette was hired by an east london hospital trust with 11 other overseas nurses. came over with a group of filipinos. i was the only person from the caribbean in that group, yes. and also the only person that knew england a bit, so i was their tour guide. i was a bit nervous but then i tell myself, "you know what, lynette, this is what you want to do, this is your dream, settle down, and you will get this done. you can do it." brian is a stroke nurse. he came to the uk injune from the philippines. how are you feeling today? he was in lynette�*s group and says the filipino nurse community at local hospitals has helped him settle in quickly. in the last two and a half years, the trust has hired more international nurses than british—trained. they are pleased with their recruits but know there is a long—term challenge. we desperately need more nurses trained in the uk. from recruiting a nurse from overseas to her getting a uk pin number here, costs us over £13,000. you know, when you've employed over 520, it's a significant amount of money. but yet i see it as part o

chris dawson, who's 7a, had denied killing his wife lynette, who vanished from their home on sydney'sder here at the new south wales supreme court in sydney. the judge has demolished the defence's argument that chris dawson wasn't responsible for his wife's murder, justice ian harrison saying that although wholly circumstantial, the case against him was compelling and persuasive. christopher michael dawson, on the charge that on or about 8th of january 1982 at bayview or elsewhere in the state of new south wales you did murder lynette dawson, ifind you guilty. you may sit down. as for lynette dawson's family, they'd be relieved, of course, at the guilty verdict, but for them, questions remained. how and where was she killed, and where is her body? a critical part of this case was the teacher's pet podcast. it was first broadcast in 2018 and led to a reinvigoration of the police investigation. it gave fresh impetus to the inquiry. later that year chris dawson was arrested and charged with murder. at 7a years of age, he may never see the light of day as a free man again. he is yet to be

of course, for lynette dawson's family, today's guilty verdict will bring them some relief. hierarchy of the royal family just by existing. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. it's the latest expression of the truth according to meghan — a 6,000 word article, based on an interview she's done with an american magazine called the cut in which she reflects on her departure from the british royal family. looking back to the few months she spent with the windsors as a working royal, she says of her and prince harry, "just by existing, we were upsetting the dynamic of the hierarchy." she doesn't explain what she meant. there was an ambiguous reference to family relationships. she told the interviewer, "harry said to me i lost my dad in this process." according to sources, meghan was there referring to her broken relationship with her own father, rather than to harry's relationship with prince charles. and then to forgiveness. did she have room for forgiveness between her, the royal family and her own family? "it takes a lot of effort to forgive," meghan said. "i've

we're also joined by lynette lopez, a columnist for "insider."out the first lady and how she feels and whether this could impact the white house signing today. >> reporter: alex, according to the first lady's press secretary, the first lady started feeling cold-like symptoms monday evening. even though she tested negative on an antigen test that morning, they had her test again via antigen rapid test. that one was negative. her test came back positive via a pcr test. she will continue to isolate at a private residence in south carolina for five days. she's been prescribed a round of paxlovid. as you remember, the president when he tested positive had taken paxlovid as well, the anti-viral treatment. the first lady's office said her close contacts had been notified. the president said hunter biden and his wife and their child beau have been here vacationing. at least one of their grandchildren had been here visiting as well. the president himself was notified as a close contact having recently recovered from covid. you'll remember the time the pre

magdu lynette 6463 semi-final rival samsonov and will become an american. bernardo pero, a. the tenth racket of the world, daria kasatkina, also made it to the semifinals, but in another tournament in the canadian granb quarterfinal, the russian beat the spaniard nuria paris with diaz 6362 kasatkina the first series at the tournament in grand be, and she started her match from the second round of the opponent's semi-final. the first racket of russia will be the frenchwoman dian guy. world no. 1 russian danil medvedev will play american tiffan kozlov in the first round of the us open the tournament draw took place on thursday, but the former world no. 1 djokovic will miss the us open as expected. a vaccine against coronavirus until the last djokovic was hoping for a change in us entry rules but announced yesterday that he is officially withdrawing from the tournament, and it is now impossible to enter the us without a vaccination certificate. it was sports news. at the end of the working week, we will find out what the weekend will bring. thank you it was ilya kazakov. berlin

chris dawson, who's 7a, had denied killing his wife lynette, who vanished from their home on sydney's chris dawson had evaded justice — until today, being found guilty of murder here at the new south wales supreme court in sydney. the judge has demolished the defence's argument that chris dawson wasn't responsible for his wife's murder, justice ian harrison saying that although wholly circumstantial, the case against him was compelling and persuasive. christopher michael dawson, on the charge that on or about 8th of january 1982 at bayview or elsewhere in the state of new south wales you did murder lynette dawson, ifind you guilty. you may sit down. as for lynette dawson's family, they'd be relieved, of course, at the guilty verdict, but for them, questions remained. how and where was she killed, and where is her body? a critical part of this case was the teacher's pet podcast. it was first broadcast in 2018 and led to a reinvigoration of the police investigation. it gave fresh impetus to the inquiry. later that year chris dawson was arrested and charged with murder. at 7a years of ag

thank you. lynette allens borders, germany, and is usually one of the wettest countries in europe. but this summer it's also battling a prolong drought and water shortages with a 3rd of its land below sea level. the countries especially vulnerable to climate change and is being forced to adapt fast kettle coming to a water hole the dried out the reservoir just outside the dutch town of devons. her . it's a very dry season now and you can see the water level is very, very low. this can now would normally be bringing water into one of the netherlands biggest rivers. we have the at the bottom of the civic. normally, this, me the water over here, but now you can see it's all, it's all gone. you can see a little bit of water over there, filling me this. but this is all gone, and this the river, the ice, will cassy, although it's mine, and is responsible for the upkeep of the dike system in this region. and the extreme heat is not only drying out the waterways, but also endangering his levies. and it will be all off the grass right now. you can see it's sol, dirt so dry. now you need to

o has no lynette. love is for everybody. love is live with love matters. and that's my new podcast. i'm evelyn sharma and i really think we need to talk about all the topics that new survive until i have invited many, dear and well known guests. and i would like to invite you to an end people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned to way order families. planes on the reason for these correct on, we're located, demonstrate people seeing extreme dreams around 200 people in june around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w, made for mines were, ah ah, this is d w. news live from berlin, the palestinian president sparks outrage in the german capital. i tell him a chance about olaf shoulds says he's disgusted after mahmoud abbas accuses israel, of committing a 50 holler course against his people. also on the program. ukrainian, president of all of them is the landscape suggest.

we should flee to bangladesh at am. lynette, i ye, all of a little mother, mother and a barged into the area and shot my brother to damsel i'm up. then we laughed and they burned our houses. while we were fleeing toward the border, they killed my brother in law and no more than the last year up elder may gladly. there are countless stories like these among chem precedence people here are living in limbo or limbo. that seems to never end 5 years after what has been called the biggest mass, exodus abra, finger to bangladesh. they want to rebuild their lives, but they have limited education and they can't go out of this campus. many of them tried to flee to other neighboring countries, but it, since nobody really wants them bunger this does provide support to the refugees. but the also says that the ringer must never forget. they will have to leave one day to come. the mother, heather, tell mother we are giving them humanitarian aid of our girls that they will return to their homeland if for example, in the learning centers, they sing the national anthem, but they're being told that this i

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i was a bit nervous but then i tell myself, "you know what, lynette, this is what you want to do, thisstaff. also on the programme... a hosepipe ban hasjust come into force here in hampshire and in the isle of wight in the last hour. the rift between china and the us over taiwan deepens,

lynette, what is flow? and what is going here? >> flow is, well nothing yet. it seems. is going to be a residential real estate company that purchases or partners with residential companies and kind of revamps the way that, you know, i live, supposed to be cute, fun, and make people feel like they have a share in their community. because when the venture capitalist mark who announced this deal, he made it sound like living in an apartment is so terrible. when you rent, you have no connection to your community and you never want your parents to come through. it is not a great way to live. so, what he is saying is that adam newman is going to add his touch and make living in an apartment fun. which is apparently the problem u.s. has. we don't have fun apartments. >> yikes. >> and you any it is too extreme of a word, watch the series starring jared leno and anne hathaway. it is extraordinary. so mark, we were just talking about this, is a great sky and has a great track record in silicon valley, putting up $350 million. why? that is the question. if he's coming with a guy

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personal finance expert, the money coach lynette calfani cox joins us now. hi, lynette.rd debt is rising at the fastest rate we have seen in two decades. is it a good idea for americans to be borrowing to keep up with rising expenses? >> well, we know that a lot of folks are leaning on those credit cards to deal with everything from higher prices at the pump to health care costs and more. but frankly, no, it's not the best time to be continually going into debt or adding to your debt loads. in fact, if you can, you want to start chipping away at those credit card bills and paying those debts down. the fed has already told us they're going to keep raising interest rates, and so you're just going to be adding to your debt with higher finance charges and interest. and right now they're at about 17% for the average credit card. so you want to pay those balances down. if you can, you really want to try to negotiate with your creditors and see if you can get lower rates. but if not, do a balance transfer. that's where you switch your credit cards for a so-called teaser or a pr

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in the mission district's 16th and south lynette. as fpd says, it started when an officer was trying to detain a man. after a short chase, the suspect allegedly hid behind a car, shot an officer, who shot back. additional officers responded, and the suspect allegedly opened fire again. no one was hurt. officers say, it's possible the gun the suspect was shooting only had links, because it looked like a replica. they will release more information as the investigation continues. >>> pliska-getting two separate shootings in downtown oakland that left one dead and three others hurt after just a few hours after midnight. the first shooting, on webster street, with one man in the hospital. they say, he is in great condition with life-threatening injuries. the second shooting, just run the brock on roadway. one, killed, two others, injured. they are in the hospital now, stable condition. not releasing any information on the suspect or motive. >>> president biden, back in the negative for covid. a white house doctor says, mr. biden tested ne

this is lynette gen until 2 years ago. all this was only desert and sand like and today we harvest tons and tons of blueberries. here it's amazing as the antibiotic deliveries are considered as superfund. packed with antioxidants and pittmans, they contain little sugar, have no seeds and supposedly protect against cancer. peruse production has grown dramatically. it's now the world's biggest blueberry exposure. the climate guarantees good harvests, but the fruit is sprayed to guard against funky and insects. the plantation manager insists pesticides or used sparingly, fear muscle. so we've done everything we can organic, like young, and there are still in section diseases for, for then we have them unit pesticides and kathy ones that were approved here in peru and in the countries switchboard to eureka and by her another problem is water. for now, there's enough meltwater from the ice caps in the mountains to irrigate the plantations. but the blue very fields are said to expand 3 fold in the next few years. and what then,

paul cooper and lynette cooper. the third victim lived in santa cruz. federal investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the crash. >>> some tense moments near downtown san jose today after a stabbing that happened around 7:30 this morning on south fifth street, a block away from washington elementary school. the school was immediately put on lockdown while officers searched for suspect. the victim was taken to hospital. we are told the man's condition has been updated to non-life- threatening. as to who did the stabbing and white is still unclear at this point. >>> antioch's mayor is calling for permanent changes to the city's leadership after several of the police officers are undergoing an investigation. at city hall today, antioch mayor said he plans to appoint johnson as the city's permanent manager. the announcement comes as eight antioch police officers are under criminal investigation for so-called crimes of moral turpitude. apparently, the background of the two appointees makes them a solid fit. now with this pending investigation

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but lynette lopez, sean if smith though in the authorise serrano graham, a pretty notice for delivery. but i mean, also foreseen, ah, with animal rights demonstrations like this, a commonplace in european cities, the whole population of dorm, but has be shown as a terrorist. we witness a huge information war, waged against the dorm was people and rush, everything. basically what was told in the western mainstream media was just absolute life. and when i came here 1st i'm in the beginning of 15 and i saw the beautiful people neutral. and i understood the magnitude of july i was usual, even i knew that this happened as why the reason why i can. but when i saw in my own eyes that they were treated worse than the door worse than any any more. so the demonstration against the russian world in the western propaganda is a very terrible t. it's very frightful, t ah, western and ukrainian mass media often keep silent about alleged crimes committed by nationalist battalions. frequently failing to report accurately and blaming the militiamen for the victims. to stream just ourselves test every d

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you may not the if already done this is lynette, and until 2 years ago, all this was only desert and sand like and today we harvest tons and tons of blueberries. here it's amazing as the antibiotic deliveries are considered as superfund. packed with antioxidants and pittmans, they contain little sugar, have no seeds and supposedly protect against cancer. peruse production has grown dramatically. it's now the world's biggest blueberry exposure. the climate guarantees good harvests, but the fruit is sprayed to guard against funky and insects. the plantation manager insists pesticides are used sparingly, fear muscle. so we've done everything we can organic, like young, and there are still in section diseases for, for then we have them use pesticides, okay. ones that were approved here in peru and but in the country switchboard to eureka and by her another problem is water. for now, there's enough meltwater from the ice caps in the mountains to irrigate the plantations. but the blue very fields are said to expand 3 fold in the next few years. and what then, dans have been built on the ed

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we should try to bangladesh at am. lynette, i ye, all of a little mother motherland. they barged into the area and shot my brother to death on bomb up. then we laughed and they burned our houses while we were fleeing toward the border i. they killed my brother in law and a more than in the last year, up all the megawatt of a layer. there are countless stories like these among camp residents. people here living in limbo and limbo that never seems to end anthem, but they're being told that this is not your country that you should go back and we'll get them sharpie and test meta, say they know this very well. they long for their motherland. but returning home will require much more than a patriotic song. earlier i spoke to the author of that report to w correspondence about your augment who is in cox's bazaar in bangladesh. and i asked him, what struck him the most about the people he met in the refugee camps? well, boons are still fresh. here i go like i was walking down the alleys inside the camps . i was talking to the people around there. and a dad told me that lake

the period of change around the world, including the middle east and north africa, lynette and we dreamed of a fair and democratic society which we end of a revolution. the 1st of a 3 part series out as they were world, explores the regional events, people and forces that shake the decade on one of our dreams were many. we started with great dreams, but ended up with sad set by the 60s in the arab world. politics on al jazeera al jazeera correspondence bring you the latest developments on the war in ukraine to take cover. this is what's happening on a daily basis. the medics, he said he is incredibly lucky. those coming out across the lines of no, no man's land where one of the few to gain access to this embattled town. they take us to their basement, where we find others sheltering from the shelling. these evacuation bo price or 3 days journey devastated buildings cornell, a grim reminder that the russians were here. ah, israeli forces strike targets in garza for a 2nd day 15 people have been killed so far. ah, hello, i'm emily and gwen. this is al jazeera alive from dough house are comi

the person's body and entire existence also lose their spiritual and religious dimension wasn't his lynette boards. and the shy absurdity of yours in the way beholden us new sla. but don't you think that you've, bryant agonizing, the west of russia is fighting globalization lee. and the idea that a passage should be detached from the land from the history of his. and he says, well, the idea of being free and separated from the historical, cultural and spiritual processes are processing. it's not, i'm, i'm dia, globalization is the idea that you can be anywhere or saw in was with you if you put it this way is essentially against human spiritual nature, whose voice in an upper, it's about ancient. the warmest give us no one, you know, you had, you brought it, you know, i'm a historian, so i speak from battle historical perspective. in recent decades, globalization has brought about some tremendously negative consequences for all of mankind or challenges ether from william. i think everyone agrees on that to day look again, but what was the response to these neal liberal globally as challenges

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i was a bit nervous but then i tell myself, "you know what, lynette, this is what you want to do, thissking what lies behind ourfailure to meet increasing nhs demand with uk staff. also on the programme... the rift between china and the us over taiwan deepens, as beijing suspends cooperation on key issues including climate change.

months now, and it's the culmination of a0 years of questions and speculation about a woman called lynette — her husband is chris dawson, and he's accused of her murder. he has denied the allegations and has been on trial here at the new south wales supreme court. now this case was serialised in the extremely popular true crime podcast called the teacher's pet that was produced by the australian newspaper. as you say, it was listened to millions of people notjust here in australia but will be on these chores and many other countries. and the popularity of this podcast did lead chris dawson's defence team to suggest that the trial could never be fair because witnesses had been influenced by the podcast, and it's one reason why the trial is being heard by a judge alone. no chris dawson denies the allegation of murder in the last a0 minutes or so, he arrived with his lawyer to walk into the courtroom to hear his fate. and thejudge is into the courtroom to hear his fate. and the judge is expected to deliver his verdict very, very soon here in sydney. [30 very soon here in sydney. do ou very so

your part, the decision of the federal court would it was read by the lynette chief justice. of course, we are very sad because we lost the appeal. i only see that we seek comfort and solace in the words of a great indian doris. who said that the almighty are longer than this prince. perfect justice of roads losing column pour with mol, her the ruling and folded his lawyers initially tried to delay proceedings. firstly, by arguing that they didn't have sufficient time to prepare because this was a new legal team that had only been replaced late last month. and then his legal team sought to have the chief justice removed on the basis that her husband had several years ago posted comments critical of niger browsers on social media. now those 2 applications or requests were denied and the 5 member panel of judges ultimately decided that they agreed with the initial findings of the high court, which were then affirmed by an appeals court. last year they said that they agreed that the defense put up was so inherently inconsistent and incredible that it failed to raise a reasonable

we should flee to bangladesh. nadia lynette aggie all up a little while the mother and a barged into the area and shot my brother to dam bomb up. then we laughed and they burned our houses while while we were fleeing toward the border. they killed my brother in law, and i'm all done and bless you up all the megawatt villette. there are countless stories like these among chem precedence people here are living in limbo, a limbo that seems to never end 5 years after what has been called the biggest mass, exodus abra, finger to bangladesh. they want to rebuild the lights, but they have limited education and they can't go out of this campus. many of them tried to flee to other neighboring countries, but it, since nobody really wants them. bunger, this does provide support to the refugees. but the also says that the ringer must never forget. they will have to leave one day to come to mother with her. the camera that we are giving them humanitarian aid of our girls that they will return to their homeland. if, for example, in the learning centers, they sing the national anthem, but they're b

he nice. lynette recently demanded that the you leave are russian metals company off the new sanctions? listen to the multinational aerospace corporation, airbus needed metals from russia for manufacturing. and speaking of the you, an actual adult must have made a rare appearance and had a word with brussels since it's now reportedly introducing sanctions exemptions for companies doing business with russian oil firms. with a view to avoid any potential negative consequences for food and energy security around the world. the e, you decided to extend the exemption from the prohibition to engage in transactions with certain state owned entities. as regards transactions for agricultural products and the transport of oil to 3rd countries, well, a bit too late to avoid negative consequences guys didn't mom and dad are tell you that the choices you make today will determine your options to morrow. the western mainstream media is already evoking an unprecedented energy crisis for europe. rationing is already here. monuments and berlin are going darwin, hanover, should really introduce a polar

enlarging the list of people on the sanctioned list with a targeted and meaningful instrument here. lynette poll, that number of european of parliament for germany is christian. democrats. thank you very much. the local. let's have a quick look now at some of the other stories making headlines today. for matt and be a champion, dennis rodman says he will travel to russia to seek the release of fellow basketball stop brittany griner. goldman has a history of dabbling and geo politics, including a long running friendship with north korea's dictator. kim john on rhino has been sentenced by moscow court, who, 9 years in prison for drug possession, those germans, as are all of shots, has arrived in canada for his 1st official visit, shows as expected to sign a new deal, establishing hydrogen supply chains with canada. he's traveling with his economy minister and the business delegation. they're looking for energy alternatives and ways to speed up germany is lagging re green energy transition in lebanon. further, parts of grain, silos in beirut, sport have caught fire and collapsed. it's 2 years