our correspondentjo black is in peterborough. bring us up to date, jo.p to date, jo. rikki neave's body was found - bring us up to date, jo. rikki neave's body was found in i bring us up to date, jo. fl neave's body was found in woodland near to where i am talking to you now 27 years ago, and opening the case, john price qc at the old bailey told thejury case, john price qc at the old bailey told the jury that he had been strangled, the body was naked, lying flat on his back, he had been deliberately posed by the killer in a star shape. he explained that rikki's school uniform was found in a wheelie bin by a police officer 50 yards from where the body was discovered, it was discovered the next day. six months after his death, rikki neave's mother, ruth, was charged with his murder but later cleared by a jury at trial. the court was told the killer of rikki neave had remained unidentified since 1994 that a new investigation was opened in 2015, and patches techniques not available in the mid 19th. he went on to say that scientific examination was undertake

peterborough meanwhile remain stuck in the bottom three after losing at home to sheffield united.lum morton found his own net late on to make it 2—0. just two days to go before this transfer window closes, winger adama traore has completed his move to barcelona from the 26 year came through barca's academy and returns to the spanish club on a loan deal with a £30million option to buy. it's understood spurs had made a bid but were knocked back although sources at the london club deny making an offer. cameroon have secured their place in the semi—finals of the africa cup of nations. the hosts knocked out the gambia who have had an incredbile run in this tournament on their debut.. but two goals in the second half from toko ekambi ensures the home fans will still have plenty to cheer about. bbc africa's mimi fawaz was there. 36,000, over 36,000 fans in cameroon were here behind me in the stadium cheering on cameroon as they defeated gambia. 0f cheering on cameroon as they defeated gambia. of course, gambit with the debutant in this tenant and the lowest ranked team coming into the lo

he left home for school on the welland estate in peterborough but never returned.he had most likely been strangled and the killer deliberately laid his body out in a star shape. there was no sign of his clothing, but nearby on a leaf was a single, small, white shirt button. the next day his school uniform was discovered in a wheelie bin nearby. small toys and cards still in his pocket. six months later, ruth neave, was accused of his murder. she was unanimously cleared by a jury she was unanimously cleared by a jury but was jailed after admitting cruelty charges. the court was told that ricky was well known on the estate but was a venerable child, used by his mother to collect drugs and this neglect exposed him to great risk. 27 years later, james watson is now accused of the little boy's murder. in 2015, a new investigation was opened using techniques not available in the mid—19 905. scientific examination of an adhesive tape from ricky's plays were examined, and dna matched to james watson was allegedly made. james watson would have been 13 years old at the time

he left home for school on the state in peterborough, but never returned.ng cruelty charges. the court was told rick he was well known on the estate, but was a vulnerable child abuse by his mother to collect drugs, and this exposed him to great risk. 27 years later, james watson is now accused of the little boy�*s murder. in 2015, a new investigation was opened using test links not available in the mid—90s. —— techniques. tapings from his close were examined and a dna match to james watson was allegedly made. james watson would�*ve been 13 years old at the time of ricky�*s death and he was seen with neave on the afternoon. —— ricky. he had a conspicuous preoccupation with neave�*s death. he denies murder in the case is expected to last eight weeks. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. the white house says russia could be at any point ready to launch an attack on ukraine. russia denies its troops that are on the ukrainian border mean an invasion. let me bring you an update on last weekend�*s siege in texas in the us. it�*s emerged that the man

helping conduct operations amongst the civilian community in this region and they do the same in peterboroughon a regular basis and dealing with civilian patients in all sorts of capacities, everything from a&e to scans, mri and conducting operations. and being on the wards with the nursing staff and so on. for the guys and girls concern with this, this is any sense no different to what they are doing day to day. there may be others who come in from the medical regiments, which are purely military, and indeed the medicalfield hospitals, which are purely military, but most of them i suspect will be a mixture of both. to what extent would patients realise they are being treated by military personnel? the? realise they are being treated by military personnel? they probably would not realise _ military personnel? they probably would not realise at _ military personnel? they probably would not realise at all. _ military personnel? they probably would not realise at all. certainlyl would not realise at all. certainly if they were surgeons they would not realise. i don't know whether these guys will

he left home for school on the welland estate in peterborough, but never returned.small toys and cards still in his pocket. six months later, ruth neave, was accused of his murder. she was unanimously cleared by a jury, but was jailed after admitting cruelty charges. the court was told that ricky was well—known on the estate, but was a venerable child, used by his mother to collect drugs and this neglect exposed him to great risk. 27 years later, james watson is now accused of the little boy�*s murder. in 2015, a new investigation was opened using techniques not available in the mid—1990s. scientific examination of an adhesive tape from ricky�*s clothes were examined, and a dna match to james watson was allegedly made. james watson would have been 13 years old at the time of the death, and the court was told he had been seen with ricky on the morning of 28 november, 1994. the court heard his teachers told police at the time that he had a conspicuous reoccupation with ricky neave�*s death. —— conspicuous preoccupation. james watson denies murder and the case is expec

kristen: peterborough donovan died earlier this morning at his home in los angeles. old. george cannot kill from our sister station in los angeles has a look at his career. >> i don't think you did it right anyway. reporter: 1971, the last picture show earned eight oscar nominations with two of them for peter. the following year, another hit from him this time with ryan o'neal and barbra streisand. >> this is san francisco, the city chosen by a sensitive generation of filmmakers. reporter: strides in tweeted, peter always made me laugh. he will keep them laughing up there also. in 19 73, he struck movie gold again again with ryan o'neal. the paper moon. it earned four oscar nods with tatum winning for her acting debut. >> do you know what screwballs are? -- do you know what scruples ar e? reporter: she called him a father figure and a friend. they were both back for nickelodeon. peter had more with simple shepherd, first with daisy miller and then with burt reynolds in long last love. in the 1980's, he brought the drama mask to the big screen with share and eric stol

rikki neave's naked body was found near his peterborough home in 1994.heard from ruth neave. she is rikki's mother. she was talking about her trial back in the mid—905 because she was accused of the murder of rikki neave when this all happened. she denied it and she was cleared by thejury. as to her trial today here in this case, the prosecutor set ahar set ahar ——asked her, when asked if you had murdered your son, what answer did you give? no, i did not, she said. and was that the truth? positively the truth and nothing but the truth, she said. she was also asked here today when she last saw rikki neave alive. she said on the morning she woken around 845 and told him to get up. she said he had been arguing with his sister. she explained she had not had much sleep the night before because she had a new baby. that new baby was poorly and not sleeping well. so she was asked by the prosecutor where were you when you last saw your son alive? she said she was at home in her living room, i was sitting dozing, try to keep my eyes open. and what was nikki doing

a man is going on trialfor killing a six—year—old boy in peterborough.ith record numbers of people in work. and this comes on the back of last week's news that our economy grew faster than people were expecting and is now bigger than it was before the pandemic. that's testament to the grit and determination of british people and businesses and the actions of this government to support our economy. when you dig a little deeper into the job figures today, there's another intriguing detail. almost 460,000 people have left the workforce since the pandemic began here in the uk, the majority of them older workers. and if you include people over the age of 64, that number goes up to 700,000. it's a similar picture in the united states — 70% of those who have left the workforce since the beginning of the pandemic are over the age of 55. there was some polling in the pandemic in which three in ten older workers on front i believe there was a 50% chance they would lose their jobs so many of them got out in good time but actually look at the vacancies, there are pl

let's speak to the conservative mp, paul bristow, who won the marginal constituency of peterborough from previously you have said you are not going to comment on anything to do with the downing street party is until we get to grey�*s report, but now you are defending the prime minister. who; defending the prime minister. why the chance defending the prime minister. trashy the change of defending the prime minister. the�*ug' the change of heart? defending the prime minister. th�*e�*ug' the change of heart? 0h, defending the prime minister. th�*e�*ug' the change of heart? oh, i am waiting until the report from sue comes out and that is what i have said clearly in other media appearances, but i am very happy to talk about the way i felt when it came up because i understand why people are angry. my father died during lockdown and his grandchildren were unable to say goodbye to him, i was not able to say goodbye in the way that i wanted. and that will live with me forever and it is something that, you know, ifeel very upset forever and it is something that, you know, i feel very upset about,