mr. winchester, you're a murderer. isn't it true? >> yes, sir. >> mr. winchester, you're a liar.er: you got him to say yes to both of those things. >> i have probably in 20 years never had a witness come right out and say boldly and emphatically that they are a liar. >> reporter: in his final remarks to the jury, attorney ethan way argued if you exclude brian's lying testimony, you are left with nothing forensically, evidentially, tying denise to the murder. >> this case is only about brian winchester. it is only about him killing mike williams. it is only about him doing the most heinous thing that can be done. >> reporter: in his closing remarks, prosecutor fuchs pointed to denise. >> that one person sat here and listened to brian winchester describe how he had shot and killed her husband, the man she supposedly loved and cherished. absolute stone face. didn't bat an eye. didn't shed a tear. >> reporter: with that, the jury had the case. and remember, a point easy to lose sight of, it was denise on trial for murder, not brian. the waiting began. did you feel pretty good about t

mr. winchester was a leading officer of the order of the british empire. tonight i'll be talking about his brand-new work of nonfiction land, all the hunger for ownership shaped the modern world for the boston globe praised his unique blend of wide-eyed curiosity meticulous research and analysis but were here to see it firsthand, welcome simon to the virtual boston athenaeum. >> thank you very much indeed. it was really lovely to be back. every time i come i join and i attend may be once in the subsequent year i get harsh lessons you're going to renew again and i don't renew until you give another speech so i imagine i'll be at the end of this i'll be joining once again the wonderful wonderful institution paid one thing i do want to say speak into from the farm on a dirt road in a tiny little village southeast brookshire county. the wi-fi here is pretty feeble. local farmers decide to watch an episode of the crown or something like that it make it really wobbly. i will warn you this may go down for now do my best anyway and hopefully the internet gods be k

mr. speaker. from gloom to joy. news from winchester that the vaccination program is going really well. there are now less than 200,000 people in the whole of hampshire and the isle of wight left to do in cohorts one through nine, and we have the plan plus supplies to cover them by the end of march. will my right honorable friend please make the nhs and its volunteers here for this amazing effort? as he does it, could he share with us his view on what led to the disinformation and the apparent abandonment of scientific evidence around the oxford astrazeneca job? prime minister johnson: i think the nhs in hampshire and indeed around the country for the amazing job they are doing enrolling at the vaccination program. it has been truly stunning. the best thing i can say about the oxford astrazeneca program is that i have finally got news that i am going to have my own jab very shortly. i am pleased to discover that. i do not know whether the right honorable gentlemen has had his. but certainly it will be the oxford astrazeneca i will be having. >> is just bigger, there has now been over 60