samantha poling, bbc news.a, your work became an important part of the prosecution case, how did all that come about? 2018, the beginning of 2018, iain packer contacted me out of the blue. we met a number of times and he said he wanted me to look into the murder of emma caldwell, and i said that i would. i interviewed him the first time, he told me he was not a violent man, he had never hurt a woman in his life and had certainly never killed emma caldwell. i went to investigate everything he told me in very quickly found overwhelming evidence that he was a violent sexual predator. i tracked down multiple women who said they had been sexually assaulted, attacked, raped by him, a number of women who were taken to the wordsworth emma's body was found and said they were forced to strip all be assaulted or raped by him. —— taken to the woods where emma because my body was found. i got another interview with him, i told found. i got another interview with him, itold him he was found. i got another interview with him,

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hello, i'm samantha simmonds. the united states has launched strikes on targets in syria and iraq in response to a drone attack last weekend, on a us military base that killed three soldiers. us central command says its forces hit 85 targets in total. white house national security spokesmanjohn kirby added that three facilities were hit in iraq and four were hit in syria. the air strikes were against iran's islamic revolutionary guards corp quds force and affiliated militia groups. these are new pictures released by us central command — of 8—1 bombers taking off to carry out the airstrikes. guards corp quds force and affiliated militia groups. our north america correspondent, will vernon has the latest. american bombers carried out air strikes on more than 85 targets. the us military said they included the personnel and facilities of iran's revolutionary guard and the militant groups it backs. but the air strikes hit locations only in iraq and syria. iranian territory was not targeted. the message from the white h

i asked her what the dedication of the award by samantha morton meant to her.i'm familiar with samantha and her incredible work and talent, but i wasn't familiar with her backstory. and so what started off was me just admiring a creative receiving such a prestigious award quite quickly turned into a profound and personal moment of admiration for her and herjourney. so i assume from that answer there are so many echoes of what happened to you and to her. is that what you took away? is that why it resonated so much with you? yes, for sure. i mean, i think that a lot of people around the world in care will be able to listen to that speech and relate to it. tell me a bit more, then, being in care, the impact in terms of that industry, the obstacles, the difficulties. and weave, then, some of your story into that as well. i think that there is often a lot of stigma and shame attached to being in care. and i think listening to that speech and other young people hearing it will hopefully alleviate some of that. and historically, acting has been an inaccessible industr

hello, i'm samantha simmonds.icultural ministers from across the european union are meeting in brussels today, to discuss their response to protests by farmers across the eu. let us take you live to the street of brussels, where riot police are forming a line. let us go to our correspondent there. there have been dramatic scenes in the past two hours with those tractors blocking the roads and tyres being burned. give us a bit more detail about what the farmers are protesting about and what they want to see changed. yes. what they want to see changed. yes, mornin: what they want to see changed. yes, morning samantha, _ what they want to see changed. ye: morning samantha, this is in the heart of brussels and you have behind us that distinctive mural that has been there a few year, the future is europe, you can see the immediate future is this huge trafficjam, because take a look, these rah tractors that have been brought into the heart of the capital city today. you can see they back all the way down as far as the e

samantha is 15 and will amos 13.his family signed up for the hunting 101 program to the department of game, fish, and parks they learned how to navigate comical outdoors to get their licenses. they learn firearms safety and when they went to practice at the range, they celebrated hitting the 200-yard target by having ice cream. which is right after my own heart rate that is a celebration i can get behind. game fish and parks with help of volunteer mentor walk with them one by one to attempt to fill their deer tags. successful harvest games and fish work with samantha and samantha did not get her dear the first time i heard she might have been a little too chatty. [laughter] morgan harvested and then samantha again got her opportunity and she was successful. finally at mom, danielle, all five hundreds got their deer as a family they learn how to process the deer together. prepare the wild gave for the table and now they have the tools and the skills to get back in the field together, make memories and continue to put

thenrv games and fish worked wih samantha samantha did not get her dear the first time i heard becausehe might've been a little too chatty. [laughter] but then morgan harvested and samantha again got her opportunity and she was successful. finally mom, all five hunters got their deer as a family they learned how to process the deer together prepare the wild game for the table and now they have the tools and the skills to get back on the field together. make memories and continue to put food on the kitchen table but they're still taking classes at the outdoor campus and they are here with us today. please give them a round of applause for allowing us to tell their story. [applause] these kinds of stories are possible because in south dakota respect the freedom to enjoy the outdoors. number eight, the way south dakota continues to prove it freedom works yearsrs we have te freedom to farm and ranch. hunting is fundamental to south dakota's way of life. and commodities. our farms, ranchers p about 30% of our state's economicoutput. south dakota farmers are free to farm and hour ranchers ar

samantha from the 14th year systematically supports ukraine and recorded a video message, please pay attention to the screen. i am an administrator now under president biden and as ambassador to... the united states under president obama, i am very fortunate to greet the people of ukraine, the members of the ukrainian government, wherever i am in ukraine or in the usa, ukrainians come to me, thank me, i always try to stop them, somehow say: "no, no, please, there is no need to thank the american people for the support that we can provide ". let's do better, i thank you. for everything you have done, not only during the time from the beginning of the full-scale aggression until years ago, during the russian aggression, but for your efforts to develop democracy, the rule of law, i am really inspired by what ukrainians and the ukrainian government have been able to do together, this it's really the greatest honor of my life and we're very pleased that we...we were able to participate even a little bit in this, in this, you increased your export of agricultural products, actually to pre-

hello, i'm samantha simmonds.his family says mr navalny�*s mother has tried and failed to collect her son's body from a morgue in the arctic circle. a spokesperson claimed it is purposely being withheld by russian authorities so they can "cover traces". demonstrations and vigils have taken place near russian embassies in many countries to express outrage at his death in prison. more than 100 protesters are reported to have been detained for attending memorials in russia. our first report this hour is from our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford. this was a walk towards the news that navalny�*s mother didn't want to hear.

samantha, thanks to both of you. >> bye. have a good day. >> and we'll be right back. >>> breaking right now, sources say allen weisselberg of the trump organization is in discussions to possibly plead guilty to a perjury charge. this is related to the new york civil fraud investigation into the real estate company finances, specifically testimony that weisselberg gave in an interview with the new york attorney general's office and at the fraud trial last year. we're going to have more on this story coming up next in "the situation room" with wolf blitzer. >>> until tomorrow, you can follow me on facebook, instagram threads, x formerly known as twitter, on the tiktok @jaketapper and follow on x at "the lead," cnn. our coverage continues with alex marquardt in wolf blitzer's situation room. see you tomorrow. >>> happening now, breaking news, cnn's exclusive new poll shows donald trump maintaining a na

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take care, samantha.n go back to lorna gordon outside the court in glasgow. we are waiting to see if any police or relatives come out to talk to the waiting media. in the meantime, we have had some more information, a statement from police scotland, haven�*t we? yes, the high court in glasgow has been adjourned for a short period while we await lord becket�*s sentencing. as well as murder, ian packer was found lt of assaulting 22 women in total, including emma caldwell in an attack prior to her murder and amongst those charges were 12 counts of rape. police scotland today apologised. they said emma, herfamily are many scotland today apologised. they said emma, her family are many other victims were let down in 2005. they said a significant number of women showed remarkable courage speaking up showed remarkable courage speaking up at the time and that they did not get the justice up at the time and that they did not get thejustice and up at the time and that they did not get the justice and support they de

we cannot compete with the factors samantha mentioned., the scale, the instruments china has at its disposal. we have to reimagine how we can pool resources and find out turn it investments to engage the goebel south. -- alternate investments to engage the global south. >> i would like to return to the question about the sharp drop in the volume of chinese lending we're witnessing. this has been going on for five years. please correct me if i'm wrong in that. china is experiencing sharp economic slowdown, which has contributed, along with the debt problems that emerged at the time of the covid pandemic to its pulling back to a much higher level of have been see -- higher level of hesitancy about blanket lending across the developing world. i'm curious, sam, how you and your colleagues are analyzing it. and do you see that this in essence opens doors for other alternatives for lending from other lenders? i will come back to you in a minute. we might bring india into this most directly. >> it is the right question. let me provide some state

samantha poling, bbc news.this morning and you watch more on her investigation in catching a killer: the murder of emma caldwell which is available now on bbc iplayer. let's take a look at today's papers. the daily express is leading on comments made by dame esther rantzen, who says she feels let down by mps sitting on the fence on the issue of assisted dying. we'll be hearing from dame esther later this morning. the front page of the metro reports on prince harry's security status in the uk. a high courtjudge has ruled the government was right to downgraded his protection when he stopped being a working royal. the guardian leads with a story on ultra processed foods. a review has found that high intake can result in a 50% rise in risk of death from cardiovascular disease. and the sun reports on the reaction of geri homer, the wife of formula one red bull boss christian horner, after he was cleared of sending improper messages to a female employee. the headline says the spice girl was "relieved and elated". the

morning, samantha. england after setting the tourists 399 to win the second match in vizag. the third day started well for ben stokes' side with james anderson taking two quick wickets. shubman gill — with his place in the side under scrutiny — survived though and went on to make his third test century. england's bowlers stuck to their task and tom hartley ended up taking 4 wickets with india finally all out for 255. in reply england have made a positive start. a few moments ago they were57 for i, chasing 399. meanwhile australia have taken their three match one day series against west indies with a match to spare. sean abbott scored a half century and took three wickets for the aussies who won by 83 runs in sydney. plenty of football across europe this weekend and the title race is still fascinating in germany. bayer leverkusen have a narrow two point lead over bayern munich after both sides won on saturday. bayern had to come from behind against borussia moenchengladbach, going a goal down on 35 minut

samantha simmonds will be here at two o'clock,. now on bbc news, click. this week, we have supercomputers to get our hearts racing, and tech to get us all reading. let's read. automated voice: please take a picture of the text. _ now, don't anybody move! plus, ammie's gone to town to test the newest oldest camera that we've seen for a while. ..where taking a photo sounded like a small, sharp pop. and it was flashy — just like this outfit. hi, there. got a question for you. of the two of us, who do you think is more of the health enthusiast? do you think anyone is saying me? literally everyone is getting that right. some people may have done. i do try, though. yes, you do. i do try. would you say it's always better to collect as much data about your body as you can? i think so. i find it really useful. i don't always act on that data, which can be quite frustrating, particularly when it comes to sleep. and some people can get a bit obsessive over it and it can make them feel anxious, and obviously, in those cases, it's not ideal. but, personally, ido find

hello, i'm samantha simmonds. welcome. friends of the russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, say his funeral will take place at a church in moscow on friday. he died in prison in siberia earlier this month. he had been serving a 19 year sentence on charges which his supporters said were baseless and politically motivated. 0fficials supporters said were baseless and politically motivated. officials say he had fallen ill and passed away suddenly. his body wasn't handed over by the authorities for several days. his mother said they had threatened her because they wanted the burial to take place in secret. the news of the funeral comes just before mr navalny�*s widow yulia is due to address the european parliament in a speech about political prisoners which we will bring to you live later this hour. let's speak to our europe correspondent nick beake. he is in strasbourg. these details just emerging about alexei navalny�*s funeral in the past half hour or so. what more do we know? samantha, these details came from the team

as we also heard mentioned there in the family solicitor�*s statement, the bbc journalist samantha polingourt as evidence of his lies with sam being sighted herself as a witness. some of the women raped and assaulted by packer came forward as a result of the bbc programme in 2019. this is iain packer, about to be confronted by me in 2019. i don't believe you have been telling me the truth. we discovered evidence he was a prolific sexual predator, a violent rapist and a killer. did you kill emma? _ violent rapist and a killer. did you kill emma? i _ violent rapist and a killer. did you kill emma? i never. _ violent rapist and a killer. did you kill emma? i never. emma - violent rapist and a killer. did you - kill emma? i never. emma caldwell's killer. i kill emma? i never. emma caldwell's killer- i said — kill emma? i never. emma caldwell's killer. i said no, _ kill emma? i never. emma caldwell's killer. i said no, i— kill emma? i never. emma caldwell's killer. i said no, i had _ kill emma? i never. emma caldwell's killer. i said no, i had nothing - kill emma? i never. emma caldwell's kill

hello, i'm samantha simmonds, welcome to the daily global, where we'll bring you the top stories fromund the world. the united nations says israel has not provided details of any plan to evacuate palestinians ahead of a possible ground offensive on rafah, the southernmost city in gaza. it comes after an israeli government spokesman called for un agencies to — in his words — co—operate with its efforts to evacuate civilians from a war—zone. meanwhile, egyptian media reoprts that a meeting between senior intelligence officials from the us, egypt and israel — along with the qatari prime minister — is under way in cairo, in a fresh attempt to organise a ceasefire. our correspondent nick beake is following the story from jerusalem — i spoke to him a little earlier for the latest on the talks. these are talks that are taking place behind closed doors. and if you look at the line—up of people who are there, you've got spy chiefs from america, from israel, meeting officials from qatar and egypt. so bearing in mind these are people who are normally operating in the shadows, in secrecy, it may

good evening, everyone, and thank you very much, samantha and the white house. historic association for the invitation to share this presentation of first ladies and civil rights. i've chosen two photos for this title slide down in the lower left. there's a photo of the washington hands, which would have been probably either in new york or philadelphia, showing them at home with their grandchildren and up in the upper right corner. there is a servant who was one of their enslaved workers who they brought from mount vernon to their presidential home. and this would have been a typical scene, apparently up in the upper right hand corner as eleanor roosevelt with marian anderson. and there's a very interesting story that will go with that photo to show the contrast and the change in times between the washingtons and eleanor roosevelt. and then what happened after eleanor? so let's begin with the washingtons. if you think about the history of our first ladies in civil rights, it's a checkered past. and we have to begin to look at the washington and a precedent that

hello i'm samantha simmonds.on of murder following the deaths of three children in bristol in south—west england. police say they made a welfare check at an address in sea mills overnight. police believe it was an isolated incident with no further risk to the wider community. officers will remain at the scene to reassure members of the public. more now on reaction to the death of prominent russian opposition with more on this, our correspondent, sean dilleyjoins me from the newsroom it's deeply tragic as we said earlier, hearing on bbc news app and online, you can read the details which are pretty scant at the moment. we know police received a call to a force control room in the early hours of this morning around 12:40am. in response to that concern for welfare, the dispatchers sent officers to the address in those early hours. those officers entered the property and sadly they found bodies, three the property and sadly they found bodies, three children the property and sadly they found bodies, three children pro

good morning samantha.ific, we see lots of images from the south, this is the point where we have more access, not enough but more access in terms of assistance in gaza, in the north this is the situation in the south, where people are already, when we see people are starving, where they are not accessing medical services, etc, then we have to multiply this by 10, 12, a etc, then we have to multiply this byio, 12, a hundred times in the north. we started to see through our partner, we are among the few organisations working in the north, flu our trusted partners and they report back to us they started to see. so cases where kids are unfortunately dying out of hunger and of course the medical system there, or the services, they are very very limited, and they are not even adequate to provide basic life assistance. this includes of course, continues to include women who are giving birth. we are training women in the shelters to become midwives to help other women, this is unfortunately the situation. really v

saying in the middle east officials at the home aust, on health ministry say at least the team paula samantha killed in central gaza on sunday. report say is really as strikes hit, the town of there on that are. these are pictures from outside the local hospital web. paramedics say they board dozens of wounded or fighting has also been reported in southern gaza. us secretary of state as me blinking is heading to the middle east to help secure a new truce between israel. i have lost, it says 5th trip to the region since the will started almost 4 months ago. i'm off as it is, reviewing a ceasefire proposal put forward by as well as international mediators. the medicine group is considered a terrorist organization by many western states. even as bottles had been raging on the ground for weeks, reports have circulated that a ceasefire between israel and how mosque was about to happen. israel said discussions and can tar had been productive. palestinians have called insistently at the united nations for a pause in the fighting. the best way to avoid redoing an escalation is not the threat or use o

both call for i, samantha terry, and cease fire and the release of all hostages. but it boils down to the timeline for when this should happen. the algerian proposal says that it should be immediate, whereas the us alternative says that it should have an only after negotiation. so the word they use is as soon as practicable. that's because the us is worried that a resolution calling for an immediate cease fire could sabotage the ongoing talks between israel and tomas to negotiate some kind of hostage release in exchange for communitarian pause and fighting um that has stalled recently as israel essentially pulled out of the talk saying that a mazda is demands, we're delusional, but the us is still pushing for those. what's interesting to note here is that this is the 1st resolution that may be proposed by the us that uses the word seeds fire . so you can see that to the criticism of israel, from the bye didn't administration, is increasing. they also in this proposal, the us proposal explicitly worn against innovative grounds. yes. love. this woman is worried abou

hello, i'm samantha simmonds — welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checkingrefused donald trump's request to dismiss criminal charges over alleged hush money paid to a porn star. the decision paves the way for the first—ever criminal trial of a former us president. the trial — scheduled for next month — is the first of four criminal cases mr trump faces.

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