phil mackie reports.ey boden, who'd been taken into care shortly after birth, thrived. he was safe and happy. in a statement read out in court, his family called him "a happy, chuckling baby". they described his parents, stephen boden and shannon marsden, as "monsters". he died on christmas day 2020, just weeks after being returned to their care. he'd suffered 130 separate injuries. it's absolutely incomprehensible and despicable, what they have done. they are truly reprehensible, with no consequence for what actions they could have done. and you've covered lots of cases like this. in terms of what you've seen and heard and witnessed...? the injuries are the most horrific that i've seen, and the fact that they had the opportunity to seek medical attention for that child and failed to do so, simply for their own means, is beyond words. the bbc�*s uncovered documents which relate to the decision to return finley to his parents�* care. it shows how they pretended to have turned their chaotic lives around. it

our midlands correspondent phil mackie is at derby combined court.here we are again talking about the death of a child at the hands of the people who should have been looking after him, and in whom he should have been able to trust, and once more we are talking about a case in which questions are being asked as to whether or not the authorities might have been able to do something to intervene to save his life. for the first nine months of his life, finley boden, who had been taken into care shortly after birth, thrived. he was safe and happy. in a statement read out in court, his family called him a happy, chuckling baby. they described his parents, stephen boden and shannon marsden, as monstrous. he died on christmas day 2020, just weeks after being returned to their care. he'd suffered 130 separate injuries. it's absolutely incomprehensible and despicable what they have done. they are truly reprehensible with no consequence for what actions they could've done. and you've covered lots of cases like this. in terms of what you have seen and heard and

phil mackie, bbc news, derby.tween their long—time authoritarian leader — recep tayyip erdogan—and his main rival, the secular opposition leader kemal kilicdaroglu. both the president and his rival are chasing support from nationalist voters. from istanbul our senior international correspondent 0rla guerin reports. they chant. "one nation... "..one flag, one motherland," they chant. take a look at the fervent support for turkey's strongman leader. recep tayyip erdogan is facing into sunday's second round in a commanding position. at this cab drivers convention in istanbul, they couldn't get enough of him. we meet kassem, a fan of the president's nationalist message and track record in office. "what our president did in 21 years would take others 100 years," he says. "that's why we support him. "may god keep him from harm." "erdogan is everything to me," says eisha. "we couldn't get to hospitals before. "now we can get around easily. "we have transportation. "we have everything." and what of the president's rival,

our correspondent phil mackie was inside the courtroom for the sentencing remarks, hejoins us now. or so in particular was like in court room. i the last hour or so in particular was like in court room.- the last hour or so in particular was like in court room. i think it has been _ was like in court room. i think it has been tough _ was like in court room. i think it has been tough for _ was like in court room. i think it has been tough for everybody, l was like in court room. i think it. has been tough for everybody, not 'ust has been tough for everybody, not just today — has been tough for everybody, not just today for sentencing, but critically — just today for sentencing, but critically for anyone involved in this case — critically for anyone involved in this case over the last couple of months — this case over the last couple of months and years. finley died on christmas — months and years. finley died on christmas day 2020, that was two and a heif— christmas day 2020, that was two and a half years— christmas day 2020, that was two and a half years ago. critically for his fam

phil mackie, bbc news, shropshire.kly test of knowledge between two teams of four, drawn from universities across the uk. and he's always done in his own unique way. jeremy paxman! applause. hello, welcome to a new series of university challenge, the legendary search for the uk's brightest student quiz team. it's 1994 and the new host of university challenge soon made his mark, putting the smartest students through their paces. who held the position of prime minister of the united kingdom for the... bell rings. trinity, morley. margaret thatcher. how did you know i was going to ask for the longest period of time? well, what else is it going to be? laughter. ok, let's see if you get these bonuses right. they are on french land borders, you smart arses! laughter. some pretty brutal put—downs were not uncommon. timothy dalton, orson welles, toby stephens and michael fassbender are among the actors who have played which romantic figure, the creation of charlotte bronte? imperial... inspector clouseau? laughter. i don't kno

phil mackie, bbc news, derby.he vote, a lead of over 4%. his ruling akp coalition has won a majority in parliament. he says a vote for him is a vote for stability. both the president and his rival are chasing support from nationalist voters. from istanbul, our senior international correspondent orla guerin reports. they chant. "one nation... ..one flag, one motherland," they chant. take a look at the fervent support for turkey's strongman leader. recep tayyip erdogan is facing into sunday's second round in a commanding position. at this cab drivers convention in istanbul, they couldn't get enough of him. we meet kassem, a fan of the president's nationalist message and track record in office. "what our president did in 21 years would take others 100 years," he says. "that's why we support him. may god keep him from harm." "erdogan is everything to me," says eisha. "we couldn't get to hospitals before. now we can get around easily. we have transportation. we have everything." and what of the president's rival, kemal