he's in paderborn. thank you so much for talking to us.the start. from the start. family was correct, tell us what you mean. mean. katrice had been taken as a sara get child —— surrogate child. child —— surrogate child. different family and speaking a different language. different language. decision to say that katrice had fallen into water and drowned. fallen into water and drowned. ten days of the initial investigation was lost. investigation was lost. experience the first 24 hours of the golden hours. golden hours. certain that your little girl was abducted. abducted. excavation, and obviously it's going to cast shadows. to cast shadows. deal with facts and at the moment they haven't proved anything to me. they haven't proved anything to me. the search it casts a shadow over our beliefs. our beliefs. the end of the five weeks they find nothing. nothing. eliminates another theory and guess what theory punches you in the face? what theory punches you in the face? that we were right, katrice is out there living a lie. there living a lie. t

years to find out what happened to their little girl. to expose the truth. jenny hill, bbc news, paderborn slacken. slacken. federal court in detroit, we are hearing. hearing. emissions scandal that you may remember. remember. knowledge of the manipulation of diesel emission test results. diesel emission test results. software in some volkswagen deep —— diesel engines —— sheet software. diesel engines —— sheet software. that is the latest we aren't hearing. hearing. former boss has been charged by american prosecutors in detroit. american prosecutors in detroit. 0ver that diesel emissions testing scandal. scandal. later on during the evening here on bbc news. after a visit to jamaica has now finally arrived back in london. invited here from the caribbean to help boost the economy. leaving her trapped in jamaica, until today. our community affairs correspondent, adina campbell went to meet her. her report contains flash photography. a day they never thought would come. montego bay airport, gretel gocan was heading back to the uk. reunion at gatwick airport. but this should never have happen

jenny hill, bbc news, paderborn. have the time is a quarter past six.omen have now called a public helpline after a failure of routine breast cancer screening in england. and i am at kew gardens as the magnificent temperate house gets ready to open its doors after a five—year restoration. and coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, we'll have the latest from jerusalem on the eve of the giro d'italia, and that debate about chris froome's right to take part. it's a powerful tranquiliser designed to combat stress and anxiety, but an investigation by the bbc has found that xanax is becoming increasingly popular among young teenagers with some dealing it at their schools, and others getting it from social media. 0ne teacher told us that some teens are using xanax to cope with stress ahead of exam season. chi chi izundu has this report. this is the drug that can cost less than £1 per pill. it's 20 times stronger than its nhs equivalent diazepam, and in the last year it's become the latest trend amongst teenagers. in medical terms, xanax is

jenny hill, bbc news, paderborn. it's the largest victorian glasshouse in the world.is a very special place for horticulturalists. the house has been closed for the last five years for restoration, but will reopen to the public this weekend. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill reports. five years, 15,000 panes of glass, and more than 5000 litres of paint. the restoration of the world's largest victorian glasshouse has been a labour of love. but when i had a sneak previewjust two and a half weeks ago this was still very much a building site. thanks to the inclement weather this project has been set back weeks. it is now a real race against time, but in just over a fortnight the temperate house will open to the public. it's already home to half of the 10,000 plants that will be housed here. the garden inside this vast greenhouse is a snapshot of the life that grows in temperate climates all around the world and for many of these plants this is their only refuge. we've got a real importantjob to keep these things going. some plants that are may be down to a few indiv

katrice's father, richard lee, is in paderborn this morning and joins us now. the question about what contact i have had with the royal military police, andi had with the royal military police, and i can confirm that the royal military police and the mod put a statement out, and that statement i find heartbreaking, because i know for a fact that it is not the truth, it is not accurate, and i thought i was working hand in glove with the royal military police, i was coming here for a press conference with the royal military police at 10:30am, to explain where we go from here. so my first question would be, why have you put a statement out that is inaccurate? my second and the main question will be, where does the investigation go from here? the location you are in, we know there has been considerable excavation work going on. tell us a little bit about what was done to get to the point where we are now at. well, basically, keeping it quite simple, the dots werejoined basically, keeping it quite simple, the dots were joined by the royal military police with the an

jenny hill, bbc news, paderborn. confirmed that fresh cracks have been discovered in one of their reactors. reactor 3 at the hunterston b power station was shut down in march for a routine inspection, during which new cracks were found in its core. edf energy says the reactor could remain offline for the rest of the year but have insisted that the plant remains safe. it‘s the largest victorian glasshouse in the world so the temperate house in kew gardens is a very special place for horticulturalists. the doors have been closed for the past five years due to restoration but will reopen this weekend. tim muffett reports. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill is at kew gardens for her now. hello. it is looking absolutely beautiful in the sunshine. we are squinting as the sun is beaming through the glass. 15,000 panes of glass that were all replaced in this ambitious restoration of this incredibly fragile building and what had to be put together with this amazing collection of some of the most rare and endangered plant

we start in the german city of paderborn where royal military police are due to hold a news conferenced ‘material of interest‘. later in paris, france‘s president emmanuel macron will hold a speech at the oecd‘s ministerial council meeting. the subject will be "refounding multilateralism". and in new york, president donald trump‘s personal lawyer, michael cohen, is due to appear before a us districtjudge for a hearing. prosecutors are investigating possible crimes related to his personal business dealings. now it‘s time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i‘m ben mundy and this is your wednesday sport briefing. coming up: houston have a problem as the golden state warriors set up a fourth nba final with cleveland cavaliers in as many years. and standby for some gravity—defying driving from an offroad racing champion. now, 2016 might feel like a lifetime ago for novak djokovic. back then he was top of the world rankings and won the french open title to complete his career grand slam. since then he‘s been plagued with injury and struggled to make an impact at major t

but today, they are due to start digging up a riverbank in the german town of paderborn, close to thefamily. jenny hill reports. on the banks of the german river, the slow, painful search begins. under the mud, clues perhaps to a case which has baffled detectives for decades. katrice lee disappeared during a supermarket trip with her mother. it was her second birthday. the family lived on the nearby british army base. despite the huge search, soldiers, police, volunteers, she was neverfound. search, soldiers, police, volunteers, she was never foundm reality, what the family has got is a shadow, or a damocles sword, hanging over the family for five weeks. i am sat here talking to you andi weeks. i am sat here talking to you and i am hoping that they find nothing, but belief does not change. iam100% nothing, but belief does not change. i am 100% certain that katrice was abducted. over the years, havas' impressions of a girl growing up. police say it is possible katrice is alive are unaware of her background. this is, they think, what she would look like today. the police admit they made

two—year—old katrice lee, from hartlepool, was last seen at a supermarket near paderborn in 1981.red. america's academy of motion picture arts responsible for motion picture arts responsible for the oscars has expelled roman polanski 40 years after he fled the united states while awaiting sentencing for unlawful sex with a 13—year—old girl. the oscar winning director admitted plying her with champagne and sedatives. it has also expelled the comedian bill cosby after he was convicted last week of sedating and sexually assaulting an actress. it's a powerful tranquiliser designed to combat stress and anxiety but an investigation by the bbc has found that xanax is becoming increasingly popular among young teenagers, with some dealing it at school and others getting it from social media. 0ne teacher told us that some teenagers are using xanax to cope with stress ahead of exam season. chi chi izundu has this report this is the drug that can cost less than £1 per pill. it's 20 times stronger than its nhs equivalent diazepam, and in the last year it's become the latest trend amongst teena

two—year—old katrice lee, from hartlepool, was last seen at a supermarket near paderborn in 1981.n she disappeared. a report about alleged institutional abuse at a mental health ward in denbighshire has found no evidence to support the claims. an inquiry in 2015 was told by relatives that conditions on the tawel van ward near rhyl were like a zoo. but a new investigation has concluded that the evidence it relied on was incomplete. tomos morgan reports. she was vibrant, she was kind, considerate. you always think your own mother is the best. for six weeks in 2012, joyce elizabeth dickerty was cared for at the tawel fan ward at glan clwyd hospital, north wales. a mental health ward with elderly dementia patients. but from the outset, her children, christine and philip, had concerns about their mother. her bed was by the door and there were lots of beds piled up on top of each other, and a curtain ripped down that was supposed to be hiding, so it was like a store room. she deteriorated quicker than expected, and joyce's family were called in one evening as they were told the mother w

a trip with her mother to the supermarket. 0ur correspondentjenny hill has sent this report from paderborniers, police, volunteers — she was never found. i am 100% certain that katrice was abducted and either sold for profit to a childless couple or taken by a childless couple. and, yes, she's quite possibly speaking another language, and equally so, i could be her grandparent and i'm sat here and i don't know it. —— i could be a grandparent. over the years, artists' impressions of a girl growing up. detectives think it's possible katrice is alive, though unaware of her background. this is, they think, what she'd look like today. the police admit they made mistakes during their original investigation. they've now rea nalysed old evidence, and it's that, they say, which has led them right here to this spot. and to a search which opens old wounds, but aims finally to expose the truth. it's the largest victorian glasshouse in the world — making the temperate house in kew gardens a very special place for horticulturalists. the doors have been closed for the past five years for restoration — bu

katrice first went missing in the naafi shop near paderborn.rday morning. husband, i was told i was going shopping. shopping. katrice's mother sharon and her older sister, wendy. sharon's older sister. and katrice. stamp, was tenfold more than what it normally would be. normally would be. and realise that something was not quite right. quite right. complex crying, and then realised what had happened. what had happened. at that point in time, my world fell apart. time, my world fell apart. remain convinced she was taken that day? day? i am thoroughly convinced that she was taken that day. she was taken that day. because they did not engage with the family at the time. family at the time. police put all their eggs on one basket. —— in one basket. that sentence it has now been proven that is the case. that is the case. working on now was available 37 years ago. years ago. was geared to dealing with something of this nature. of this nature. frustration and i imagine our viewers do. viewers do. out there, living a completely different life? differen

two—year—old katrice lee was on a shopping trip with her mother, near a british army base in the town of paderbornriverbank in the town but say nothing has been found. caroline lucas is to step down as co—leader of the green party. ms lucas, the green‘s only mp, has been in charge alongside jonathan bartley since 2016. under the party‘s rules leaders serve two year terms. she says she wants to focus more on her constituency in brighton. for a full summary of the news you can go to our website at bbc.co.uk/news. the government has announced that bosses of companies which make nuisance calls could be personally fined up to half—a—million pounds. a consultation on changes to the law starts today. in october 2016, the government made a similar pledge but the necessary legislation wasn‘t passed. andy moore explains. phone ringing. there is no doubt nuisance phone calls and texts are a major headache for many of us, and the government is keen to clamp down. individual companies can already be fined up to £500,000, but they often declare themselves bankrupt to avoid paying the penalty. targeting the indi

two—year—old katrice lee was on a shopping trip with her mother near a british army base in the town of paderborn police have spent the past five weeks digging at a river bank in the town but say nothing has been found. the american actress roseanne barr has apologised to her colleagues who've lost theirjobs after her popular tv show was cancelled following a racist comment she posted on twitter. she'd compared a former adviser of president 0bama to an ape. the network abc called her actions repugnant. this report from our correspondent james cook in los angeles contains flash photography. mom, can i have some money? i don't know. mom, canli have some money? i don't know, can“ have some money? roseanne barr fronted a tv sensation. housekeeping! a hugely popular sitcom from the 19805 and ‘90s, which made a triumphant return this year. "beep!" that didn't go through. i heard a beep. millions tuned in to see a sympathetic portrayal of white, working—class, trump—supporting america. it came crashing down in a vitriolic twitter tirade. roseanne barr's nastiest slur was aimed at an african—american pol

jenny hill, bbc news, paderborn. for horticulturalists. getting a sneak preview. sparkling, really. of glass but have been replaced, gleaming clear. gleaming clear. project this five year—long restoration has been. five years, 15,000 panes of glass, and more than 5000 litres of paint. been a labour of love. was still very much a building site. thanks to the inclement weather this project has been set back weeks. the temperate house will open to the public. will be housed here. and for many of these plants this is their only refuge. we've got a real importantjob to keep these things going. a wild fire, an earthquake, and they are gone. the importance of these things. now used to treat potentially lethal diseases, including malaria. i nickname it the reclining buddha. plants from which we still have so much to learn. vigorous than some of our native plants and drive them to extinction. and this is one of the great centres for it. the house was stripped back to bare metal. every part of its structure has been examined in detail. this was a painstaking refurbishment o

katrice lee, from hartlepool, went missing from a supermarket near paderborn, west germany in 1981., which is expected to last five weeks. talktalk has been named as the uk's worst broadband provider for customer service for the second year running, having scored poorly for reliability and handling complaints. in the report released by regulator, 0fcom, the company's customers were the least likely to recommend their provider to friends. a talktalk spokesman said that while the results were disappointing, the company was rolling out major service improvements. % stuassublishea ii? " w” ’ the british medicaljournal, says the £23 million spent each year by the nhs on the emollient oils could be used better. eczema is the most common inflammatory skin condition in childhood and often lasts for years. i'm wide awake. don't worry. such a dramatic game last night of football. jurgen klopp promised rock and roll football. it was more like heavy metal. they used a terrible situation, sean cox, the men knocked over at anfield. —— man. that is them showing support last night. they won the mat