mason stayed in close contact with shaun, who by this time was engaged to be married. her father wasn't on the guest list but shaun was worried he'd show up at her wedding. >> we actually had plain clothes cops that were armed at our wedding. >> you were that nervous? >> yes. he killed once. my belief was, my father killed my mom. he's not welcome. i believe he did this. this isn't safe. >> reporter: and she felt nothing but relief when her father missed the wedding. his only daughter's wedding. but he was around. bold as brass. >> i would go out to a big plate, there he'd be. he'd be walking around. >> wow. >> i would think right away, wow, you're free, but i hope not for long, i hope not for long. >> reporter: but it was long. very long. the john bradford case was ice-cold. the '80s turned to the '90s. and then the millennium. bill bradford remained free, sell betrayali celebrating the new year of the new millennium like everyone else. and then a few months later. >> i finally retired and there was no new evidence. everything just kind of, like, went cold case. so i

shaun white is opting out for this year's olympics. his reasons, next. calandrian: george would always run and give me the biggest hug, and say i really love you. george was shot. george didn't survive. i just kept saying, you cannot tell me that the child that i gave birth to is no longer here. lives are being lost every day. mike bloomberg heard mothers crying, so he started fighting. i know mike is not afraid of the gun lobby. they're scared of him. now we have a dog in the fight. i work hard and i want my money to work hard too. so i use my freedom unlimited card. even when i'm spending, i'm earning 1.5% cash back on everything i buy. (shouting) earning on headphones! huh? earning. earning. still earning. always earning. i don't know where you're pointing. not that one! the big one. you can't sneak a good earning opportunity past me. in fact... i've got a hand modeling gig that starts right now. earn 1.5% cash back on everything you buy with freedom unlimited. oooh. my hand looks good. chase. make more of what's yours. we choose to go to the and do t

i think the most complicated relationship is obviously with your brother shaun. there's so many things that he does with you that are so loving and talk about him and breaking horses for you, saving your life on a white horse. that was it at great risk to himself and your father try to get you work with that share, which is a big question would be all of the right great entrances, well if you are going to make us do it, i will do it. not tara. we really love you and puts himself in harms way for you but yet is also a source of a lot of your pain. speedo some things i wanted to describe, sometimes we talk about this functional or abusive relationships, were so focused e negative but when we are describing make may not be recognizable who are actually experiencing those relationships i remember when i was 16, i was in my grandmother's house night watch this, some hallmark movie. but i remember there were really violent relationship and i remember driving home and was really young and i remember there moment that i had this thought, i would've my relationship with s

shaun hassett, bbc news.gers, who has died aged 81. best known for hits such as coward of the county and the gambler, he had 20 number ones in the us country charts. david sillitoe has more. # baby when i met you, there was peace unknown. # i set out to get you with a fine tooth comb. # i was soft inside. # there was something... my mom said it very well one day. she said, "that boy never worked a day in his life. "all he ever did was sing." he'd grown up in houston, one of eight children in a poor family in the city's housing projects. # there are people leading people... he'd started out singing close harmony and then turned to jazz. this is him playing bass. after that came folk... # i found my mind in a brown paper bag... but his breakthrough was ‘60s psychedelia in the band the first edition. # i tripped on a cloud... but the future was a country—tinged song of theirs about a korean veteran. when the band folded... # ruby... ..kenny rogers went solo. # don't take your love to town... # you've got to know

shaun hassett has more. this was bondi beach on friday.. two popular, in fact, for the current crisis. 0n sydney. two popular, in fact, for the current crisis. on saturday, the authorities closed it down. there's with a significant level of disappointment that we have to move today to not only remove people from bondi beach, but use this as an opportunity to remind everybody that the health act must be complied with. large crowds of people flouted the restrictions brought in earlier this week. the australian government has banned outdoor gatherings of more than 500 people. it's also requested people to keep at least four square metres apart while out in public. what we saw this morning here in bondi beach was the most irresponsible behaviour of individuals that we've seen so far. some beach—goers admitted they were trying to squeeze in one last swim. i think this is a last hurrah, to be quite honest. i think from tomorrow this will definitely... i mean, we shouldn't be doing it now. officials say this closure will be temporary. when he bea

now on bbc news: shaun ley speaks to nspcc ambassador david tait on hardtalk.lo and welcome to hardtalk. i am shaun ley. from the outside, my guest today appeared to have a near perfect life. all the trappings of a successful and highly lucrative career in the city of london. a wife and a young family at home. but on the inside, he was in turmoil. david tait suffered sexual abuse as a child that had catastrophic consequences into his adult life. after a breakdown that nearly cost him everything, including his life, he has dedicated himself to increasing the awareness of abuse against children and he's climbed everest five times to raise millions of pounds for charity. he says there are many children who know only too well that monsters truly do exist. now a raw and unflinching movie has been made about his life. has david tait found a way to deal with the pain of the past? david tait, thank you for coming in and talking to us on hardtalk. "because i was one of those children" — those are the words that you wrote to colleagues at the end of a charity fundraising

i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 3: the health secretary, matt hancock, warns that measures to combat coronavirus will disrupt the lives of everybody, and older people and those with health conditions will be asked to stay at home. the protection of the vulnerable and elderly by asking them to stay away, to stay at home, that is in our action plan, but we do not want formally to say yet that people should do that. british companies are urged to join a "national effort" to produce more ventilators and other medical equipment "at speed". supermarkets urge shoppers not to buy more than they need, saying there is enough for everyone if people are considerate. the foreign office advises against "all but essential travel" to the united states after president trump introduced a travel ban on the uk yesterday. woman speaks spanish on loudspeaker. and spanish police use drones with loudspeakers to tell people to go home. the foreign office advises against all but essential travel there too. hello, a very good

i'm shaun ley.ill disrupt the lives of everybody, and older people and those with health conditions will be asked to stay at home. the protection of the vulnerable and elderly by asking them to stay away, to stay at home, that is in our action plan, but we do not want formally to say yet that people should do that. british companies are urged to join a "national effort" to produce more ventilators and other medical equipment "at speed". supermarkets urge shoppers not to buy more than they need, saying there is enough for everyone if people are considerate. the foreign office advises against "all but essential travel"

this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at five: ten more patients have died in england after testing positive for coronavirus, bringing the total number of deaths in the uk to 21. president trump is extending his ban on flights from europe to include britain and ireland. the present decision to suspend all old trafford, effective eastern standard time. the spanish government is reportedly set to put the country into lockdown, in an attempt to control the virus. jet2 cancels all flights to spain, the balearic islands and the canary islands — with immediate effect. some european union countries say they will close their borders to most — or all — foreigners. ten more people in the uk have died after testing positive for coronavirus — bringing the total number of deaths in the uk to 21. england's chief medical officer, professor chris whitty, said all of the latest to die were patients in "at—risk" groups. the rise comes as the government draws up plans to ban mass gatherings, in response to the escalating outbr

worldwide the number of new coronavirus cases has surged above 107000 here in germany health minister shaun recommended canceling a vents with more than 1000 participants in an effort to suppress the spread of the virus meanwhile saudi arabia has announced a temporary lockdown of the qatif region in iran the number of cases has risen to 6566 in the death toll has reached 194 and now the virus has taken hold in latin america with costa rica also confirming its 1st cases . all right let's turn our attention now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world the crisis along the turkish greek border continues to worsen as migrants and asylum seekers try to cross from turkey into e.u. member greece greek police have been using tear gas and water cannon to stop them thousands of asylum seekers flocks to border regions after turkey said it would no longer prevent them from making their way to the e.u. . demonstrators have been staging protests in attending events around the world to highlight gender issues thousands of women gathered in peru's capital to protest violence against w

that all of us know to people as a last resort i know a general bit the most deeply little watching shaun there was i really love it that's a bit better every time to indigenous. i . tell. this is actually really interesting game because neither team is really playing all that well and so it's going to be very interesting to see. what these 2 managers on some of the smaller and vendor for arsenal do in order to bring up their teams single level that's needed in order to dress. one as a specific case and i have a problem i am and i'm going to. leave this 1111 about my son the king benjamin in the fantasy. informal social as a kid thanks for the whistle goes round at 16 in the champions league decades here if you take. the body of the ball but move. to. the me. it was clear. because i don't. think. i was going. to. if. you. go back there to barbara. starr about. the dogs also about if. you're looking to go team you from your own mother's room i think you'll be. honest but nicholson that this film as i can hear the nodes. one thing is to me when you speak english i mean some good. question a

but a red card for mine says shaun could become a teacher gave dusseldorf just the push they needed tonon-crime on with the equaliser 01 point doesn't cut it for the visitors. feed for love i. there to bring a man or on the brink 2nd to last in the standings a knocked out of the cup midweek. still coach flowing on coal felt remains at the helm if he wants to avoid braman 1st relegation in 40 years his team would have to win ideally this weekend heritage. replaced current heritage coach alexander braman over 2 years ago newly side have been nearly as miserable as the visitors. an injury to a brain and starting keeper saw backup stefanos communal make his full debut but the great man netminder had little to do early on as all the action took place at the other end of the pitch josh sargent made one meal for braman after just 3 minutes shockingly the americans 3rd of the season was the 1st non own goal vera to have scored in the league this year highlighting there were treacherous attack though harris was lax defending help things along. and berlin's back line were even more passive 3 min

. >>> why shaun white won't take his talents to the tokyo games this summer. >>> closed captioning sponsored by airport moment appliance. i didn't want them to go through the same thing i went through. michael bloomberg created the young men's initiative. in helping keep other young men and young women from entering into the criminal justice system. and we see it, we see it in young people being employed. we see young people being removed out the system. running for president, what better platform for him to speak about real justice, real reform. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> art lovers locked out of the louvre this morning. these long lines here of disgruntled tourists hoping the museum would open after that meeting. they decided to close indefinitely. 5,000 people a day pack into that museum. visitors are not worried about coronavirus virus. >> i'm not worried about the coronavirus at the moment. i'm not worried at the moment, but just careful. >> france has 100 confirmed cases of the coronavirus virus. >>> well, the virus has sporting events looking dramatically diffe

this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at 4pm...atherings are being drawn up to curb the spread of coronavirus. the spanish government is reportedly set to put the country into lockdown in an attempt to control the virus. jet2 cancels all flights to spain, the balearic islands and the canary islands with immediate effect. some european union countries are to close their borders to most or all foreigners. and in half an hour, victoria derbyshire hears from people sent to street drug rehab clinics to deal with the effects of coming off anti—depressants.

this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley.aly are placed in quarantine for a month because of coronavirus. in lombardy, ski resorts, gyms and nightclubs can't be opened. restaurant customers must sit at least a metre apart. china reports its lowest number of new infections in a single day, since january. here, new emergency laws, including court cases over video link or phone, to help tackle the virus are announced. a doubling in funding for flood defences to £5 billion is expected in the budget on wednesday. she really is beautiful, innit? a slightly unorthodox royal welcome for meghan who delivers a message for international women's day.

stay alive great fears of a global recession sad to deal with the angst find out all to the point shaun white . to the point. next up on t.w. . there at the frontlines of protests. self-confident strong yet still rendered power. levanon is with. the battle against antiquated gender wars is taking shape in the. revolutionaries how long is their path to equality. 3000. and 16 d w. climate change. this change in the. environmental projects we give globalisation. biodiversity species nontraditional exploitation equality. human rights displacement. of the global and current of local actually. global 3000. g.w. . the 1st cases were reported in southern china just a few weeks ago since then the coronavirus now officially a pandemic has more than $100.00 countries around the world and it's growing. while thousands of lives have already been lost as it continues to spread at a rapid rate. as they scramble to respond to governments have adopted increasingly drastic measures to prevent further contagion koren seen orders have been imposed borders in many places closed and large scale events such a

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even at a distance, shaun! however far or close you are, it's always good to have you.k government's mantra as it imposed restrictions to try to contain the covid—19 virus — "we're all in this together". the government was as good as its word. on friday, we learnt that borisjohnson, the prime minister, and his health secretary had been infected, and the chief medical officer for england is isolating himself because he has the symptoms. that's three people leading the uk's response to pandemic. convention centres in london, birmingham and manchester are being converted into hospitals as the national health service attempts to deal with the most serious cases. 0n the same day, the uk announced the highest number of deaths, so far, in 2a hours at 759. the number of people dying from coronavirus is doubling every three to four days. over 100,000 people have tested positive. let's talk first of all about the implications of this in the uk. annalisa and henry, you are both forced as foreign correspondents to be here, to go through this crisis with us. what are your impression

welcome to hardtalk, i'm shaun ley.syria's sole remaining rebel province, is on the verge of the biggest horry story of the 21st century, so says the un's top official responsible for emergency relief. almost a million civilians have fled their homes since december. my guest today is doctor mufaddal hamadeh, president of the syrian american medical society. he has been to idlib this year and seen for himself the carnage of war and how hospitals and clinics which should give sanctuary have been bombed. after nine years of war, have we become indifferent to syria's pain? doctor mufaddal hamadeh, welcome to hardtalk, thanks for being with us. you visited idlib in late january, how would you describe what you saw there? i'm originally from idlib, i was born in idlib in 1959... i gave away my age quickly! and i know idlib very well because i visited idlib very well because i visited idlib many times after that. idlib used to be a very small, quiet, boring town. i never used to like going there with my parents. i was very exc

this is bbc news with shaun ley. headlines... 16 million people in northern italy are placed in quarantine for a month because of coronavirus. in lombardy, ski resorts, gyms and nightclubs can't be opened. restaurant customers must sit at least a metre apart. china reports its lowest number of new infections in a single day since january. here, new emergency laws — including court cases over videolink or phone — to help tackle the virus are announced. a doubling in funding for flood defences to £5 billion is expected in the budget on wednesday. a slightly unorthodox royal welcome for meghan, who delivers a message for international women's day. she really is beautiful, innit? value and appreciate the women in your lives and also set the example for some men, who are not seeing it that same way. now on bbc news it's time for click. this week, the truth about the truth about coronavirus. can ai help to treat it? can it predict its spread? could quantum computers find a cure? also, self driving wheelchair departing now

to the point shaun opinions clear positions international perspectives of. more than a 100 countries around the world are in the grip of the problem of virus thousands have died and many more are infected and this by. this is struggle to stay alive great fears of a global recession signs a deal with taxes find out all to the point shortly to the point. of being 30 minutes on t w. and are. cancelled. and closed. livelihood some under threat. the crisis is also a catalyst creativity. new directions where the arts take in response to knock downs and fear. 20 more than. 90 minutes on t.w. . passion drama competition rival marketing numbers atmosphere by that side and traditional love hate money millionaire fans friends via spam. because women love football. come up to golf on you tube joining us. each still tells my story. of the people who come to me builds me dedicated to me. i am not cut down to come. listen closely and i will tell you about those who built me up. and i'm going to slow me down. i am. not to dumb depending. on i 60 days for centuries i'm tired

shaun ley has been speaking to the chief executive of the british retail consortium, helen dickinson.ilet paper to pasta, rice and long life goods. i think the reason behind the letter that a number of them have signed today, it's firstly to give that level of reassurance to the public that the businesses themselves and all the colleagues that work within them are working very ha rd to that work within them are working very hard to make sure that we have got what we all need, and to ask eve ryo ne got what we all need, and to ask everyone to really be considerate and only to buy what it is that we do actually need. because that will ensure that there is enough for everyone. in terms of the practicalities in the weeks ahead, you have to maintain supply chains and you don't know and no other part of the economy knows how many people working in retail will be affected and the number of people who might be affected in terms of being able to get replacement supplies into shops and restaurants and so on. in those circumstances, it's not entirely irrational what people are doing, because you

hello this is bbc news with shaun ley.m coronavirus in the uk — a rise of 209. the prime minister sends a letter to every household warning the crisis will get worse before it gets better. 10,000 people in italy have died from the virus — the biggest death toll in the world — but ministers hope infections have now reached their peak. another 838 people die from coronavirus in spain, marking the country's highest daily number of deaths. president trump decides not to impose quarantine on new york and two adjoining states, despite saying yesterday that he was considering the move. south korea says it will quarantine all new arrivals from overseas for a fortnight. officials say half of all new confirmed cases in recent days have been diagnosed in people who have come into the country. our correspondent laura bicker was at incheon airport as a flight arrived from london. this setup is all about protecting south korea from a fresh outbreak of coronavirus. all arrivals from europe will be tested at one of the stations. there are

hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines... soon be "overwhelmed"

shaun hassett has more. this was bondi beach on friday., in fact, for the current crisis. on saturday, the authorities closed it down. it is with a significant level of disappointment that we have to move today to not only remove people from bondi beach, but use this as an opportunity to remind everybody that the health act must be complied with. large crowds of people flouted the restrictions brought in earlier this week. the australian government has banned outdoor gatherings of more than 500 people. it has also requested people to keep at least four square metres apart when out in public. what we saw here this morning at bondi beach was the most irresponsible behaviour of individuals that we have seen so far. some beach—goers admitted they were trying to squeeze in one last swim. i think this is the last hurrah, to be quite honest. i think that, from tomorrow, this will definitely... i mean, we shouldn't be doing it now. officials say the closure will be temporarily. when the beach reopens, police and life—savers will work to make sure

this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at three... ten more people in the uk have died after testing positive for coronavirus, bringing the death toll to 21. plans to ban mass gatherings are being drawn up to curb the spread of coronavirus. the spanish government is reportedly set to put the country into lockdown in an attempt to control the virus. jet2 cancels all flights to spain, the balearic islands and the canary islands with immediate effect. some european union countries are to close their borders to most or all foreigners. and in half an hour, click will show you how to keep your devices coronavirus free. good afternoon. ten more people in the uk have died after testing positive for coronavirus, bringing the total number of deaths in the uk to 21. england's chief medical officer, professor chris whitty, said all of the latest to die were patients in "at—risk" groups. the rise comes as the government draws up plans to ban mass gatherings, in response to the escalating outbreak. the total number of cases in the uk now stands at

this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines at three...navirus, bringing the death toll to 21. plans to ban mass gatherings are being drawn up to curb the spread of coronavirus. the spanish government is reportedly set to put the country into lockdown in an attempt to control the virus. jet2 cancels all flights to spain, the balearic islands and the canary islands with immediate effect. some european union countries are to close their borders to most or all foreigners. and in half an hour, click will show you how to keep your devices coronavirus free.

shaun hassett, bbc news. a show of solidarity for everybody living in italy. freya cole took a look at some of the body is being shared on social media. the serbian national theatre performance for their audience, from the safety of their own homes. it is hoped the video will remind people of the great tragedy in italy and encourage people to stay indoors. the traditional italian folk song bella ciao is being played from rooftops across italy to boost morale. the tune dates back to the late 19th century and was sung to protest harsh working conditions and rice patties in northern italy. today the hardships are of a different kind. # bella ciao, bella ciao, bella ciao... another rendition of bella ciao, but this time from a small community in germany. the group took to their balconies as a show of support for italians, knowing they too could be forced to live under more restrictions. it is the first time the neighbours have performed together, but given the amount of fun, perhaps not the amount of fun, perhaps

this is bbc news, i'm shaun ley.one of its staff tests positive for coronavirus — bringing the number of confirmed cases in the uk to 23. the government insists it's prepared to do all it can to contain the virus. we don't take anything off the table at this stage, because you've got to make sure that you have all of the tools available, if that is what is necessary. labour calls for home secretary priti patel to attend the commons tomorrow — to explain allegations from her departing civil service chief that she bullied staff. in the us, democrat presidential candidate joe biden wins his first primary in south carolina — boosting his chances of being his party's candidate to take on donald trump in november's election. and click checks out microcomputer implants,

i'm shaun ley.t measures to combat coronavirus will disrupt the lives of everybody and older people and those with health conditions will be asked to stay at home. the protection of the vulnerable and elderly by asking them to stay away, to stay at home, that is in our action plan, but we do not want formally to say yet that people should do that. british companies are urged to join a "national effort" to produce more ventilators and other medical equipment "at speed". supermarkets urge shoppers not to buy more than they need, saying there is enough for everyone if people are considerate.

as the noon deadline passed the normally bustling shaun's elisei was almost deserted the famous shops and pavement cafes of paris shuttered by orders of the french president only essential movement is allowed now and non-essential activity is being punished with a fine of more than $50.00 across france $100000.00 extra police are enforcing a lockdown which extends beyond the streets and into the home of every citizen but we do need. to give you some examples a family lunch dinner with friends a football game with friends a game of cards all of that which might not normally seem important is now for britain not just discouraged but for bitterness let's not downplay it each one of those meetings is a moment when the virus can be transmitted. the north a talian city a brasher is in lumber the epicenter of europe's covert 1000 outbreak the grave concern across europe stems from the hard lessons being learned here they are going to give me the impression or. what is really shocking something we have not been able to forecast and brought us to our knees is how quickly the epidemic spreads w

hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines... the national health service could soon be "overwhelmed" if people don't practice social distancing to tackle coronavirus. that's the warning from the british prime minister. london's mayor urges people to act responsibly. unless people stay at home, unless people stop using public transport, u nless unless it is essential. unless people stop interacting with each other, more people will die. borisjohnson urges people to "make the heroic and collective national effort" to slow the spread of the virus. he cautions against visiting loved ones on mother's day. nhs england writes to 1.5 million people who are most at risk — strongly advising them not to go out for 12 weeks, to protect themselves. spain reports nearly 400 more deaths from coronavirus. that's up by a third in 2a hours. the country's state of emergency has been extended by 15 days. the netherlands sees a 16% rise in confirmed cases of coronavirus. the death toll has gone up by 43 since yesterday. in india, more than a billion