sutton did.entence of life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> and that was that. barring a successful appeal, christopher sutton will die in prison. a result he found so shocking, he decided he needed to explain that they got it so very wrong. the verdict did seem to be a big surprise. >> yeah, i definitely was not expecting to be found guilty. to know you didn't do something, but to have people feel you did. >> the words gushed through his mouth, as if there was not enough time to say everything that needs to be said. >> a lot of it comes down to me and then there's garrett. everyone is talking about what i did years before or maybe after or even juliet said the only people that know are christopher and garrett. >> the idea that he would break in looking for drugs. >> yeah, absolutely. >> the idea that you would have stuff there -- >> i had stuff in my bedroom. garrett cop helped me move some of that stuff. >> do you need some water? >> no, i'm all right. >> the jury said christophe

steve wilson and chris sutton are at the match tonight.adium, the stage set for an extremely important game for both these clubs who have suffered disappointing seasons, chris sutton is alongside me. is this more important for stoke ? me. is this more important for stoke? they are in such a poor run of form, games are rounding out, their manager says they had to win three games. surely they must start tonight? an absolute must win for stoke. southampton lost but huddersfield one, palace one, there isa gap huddersfield one, palace one, there is a gap that has emerged. from west ham's pointed view, win and they are safe but it is must not lose for we st safe but it is must not lose for west ham. how they approach this game will be really interesting. west ham have some very difficult games to come but actually they're running is looking slightly less difficult now because they must play arsenal who are now prioritising the river league, they have to play man city who have won everything they will win and man united he now cannot win the prem

the departure of sutton mark the end of almost eight hundred years of arab history and spain. the nasty dinner stebic least babbling fountains and gardens full of flowers the arabs living in andalusia passionate about abortion. opposite the alhambra is the natural ruin a summer palace can only fair where they delight in listening to the sound of water flowing and folding. when a dentist is founding father built the al-hamra palace and yeah the setting century he made water the dominant and. from the beginning the alhambra design was refined by geometrically laid out water conduits. the red palace contains three adjoining royal arab coats linked to one another by passages. like on. the southern exterior wall is like an art historians text more in which craftsman of immortalized the high art of islamic ornamentation scroll losing a few fics scripter to be seen leaf and tendril motifs and jim metrical freeze patterns. the masters drew inspiration from the plant when they molded plaster my dad. allianz with arabic inscription. until the end of the statute century each ornament was

suspicion of murder, but released without charge. better protected her from her abusive father. from sutton by her father. returned to his care by a judge. neal gray, in the next few minutes. in court later today. on his home in 2014. wrongdoing, was not charged with any offence. damages in may last year. he's now seeking substantial damages from the bbc. britain's got talent shows on his own for the first time. following his drink—driving charge. as they were filmed in january. 30. thank you very much. good morning. thank you forjoining us. soon as we establish the line with him. services better protected her from her abusive father. returned to his care. did not contribute to her death. first here's a reminder of the tragic case. this is the family life that ben butler fought for. go on, ellie! and the life he destroyed in a fit of rage. as an accidentally recorded phone call demonstrated. don't ask me to do something which you ain't bleep done! sort it out, now bleep off! subservient partner. .. and days before ellie's death, gray wrote this. claimed was from a fall. calling her mother m

if we didnút have each other, i donút know what would have happened.steiger and sutton agree that if can come out of this tragedy it's that veterans like them know there is a place for them to call home. (robin) that was ken mashinchi (ma-shen-shee) reporting. (robin) a misdemeanor ammunition charge against san francisco 49ers linebacker reuben foster...has been dropped. the santa clara county district attorney's office made the announcement on monday. this...after a district court judge issued an injunction against a law restricting the possession of a large-capacity ammunition magazine. foster... still faces felony charges of domestic violence after police say he attacked his girlfriend. foster is being held out of the niners offseason program until further notice...but has not been released by the team. (robin) the starbucks c-e-o is apologizing after two black men were arrested at a philadelphia store last week. the two men, who were asked to leave for not being paid customers, have agreed to meet with c-e-o kevin johnson. natasha chen shows us why protests and fallout continue -

failings by childcare agencies did not contribute to the unlawful killing of a six—year—old girl from suttons serving a life sentence for the murder of his daughter, ellie, in october, 2013. ajudge had returned ellie to his care, the previous year. her grandfather maintains that ellie was let down by fundamental failings in the system. now on bbc news it's time for newsnight with emily. syrians are today evacuated from the country's last rebel stronghold. tonight the world waits for trump's reaction to saturday's chemical attack. the world waits for the reaction of donald trump to the chemical attack. britain, france and america needs to come up with a response. will it be a military one. president obama never recovered from what he did not do. the likelihood of the french and the americans operating in concert is very high indeed. tonight disagreement at the un over the investigation of the douma chemical attack causes the diplomatic option to falter. as syrian rebels are evacuated from the country's last rebel held town, the world waits for trump's reaction to saturday's chemical attack. b

the sutton trust says the closures have affected disadvantaged families the most.ag charge has reduced the amount of single use plastic in our oceans according to research by marine conservationists. scientists believe more needs to be done to reduce plastic in the sea over the next decade, including tackling waste from fishing trawls. thomas maes from the centre for environment, fisheries and aquaculture science told us earlier there is still a worrying amount of ocean debris. we are finding almost every item you can find we are finding almost every item you canfind on we are finding almost every item you can find on land, typical items like packaging, plastic bags, bottles, any type of plastic item, and a lot of items like wood and metal, but the majority is plastic, 70% or more will be plastic items. thousands of americans have gathered in memphis, to commemorate 50 years since the death of the civil rights leader, martin luther king. bells tolled 39 times, once for each year of dr king's life, to mark the moment he was shot by a white supremacist. the crowd obs

>> sutton alexander. >> let's get a tight shot of sutton. come on in. come on in. let's see sutton.crazy. just a little special shoutout to the guys back here from michigan. they were driving all the way to come see us. their bus broke down. they still made it. >> i love it. i love it. >> nice. >> congratulations, guys. thank you. >> by the way, mom, you're amazing. six weeks ago, and she's on our plaza. >> like kate middleton. >>> coming up, we've got magic in the air. the stars of broadway's new smash hit "harry potter and the cursed child" are here in our studio, live. >> we are feeling spring. if you want new makeup, jill martin is delivering. a special steals and deals to help you refresh your routine. >>> i brought my child to work today. excited. dr. phil is here on how couples can strengthen relationships, and how to tell if you've passed the point of no return. >>> first, a check of the weather from al. >> announcer: brought to you by kay jewelers, the number one jewelry store in america. every kiss begins the kay. >> beautiful day out here. where are you from? >> chicago.

. >> the tv land show, from the creator of "sex and the city," is about 40-year-old sutton foster whoretends to be 26 to get a job. lines are like a handbook on what's hip. >> what's irl? >> in real life. >> i thought he was so woke. >> wait, what's woke? >> enlightened. >> i thought you wanted to netflix and chill tonight. >> you know that means sex, right? >> the cast is back and hard at work on season five, which returns june 5th. we got a peek at what's to come. >> you got yourself into a pickle. >> yeah, real pickle. >> i think the end of this first episode changes the equation for the entire season going forward >> wlu! >>> "e.t." isn't just on the air. we are everywhere. check outous >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] ♪ >>> that is john legend an chrissy teigen's daughter luna and that little girl is already daddy's biggest fan as you see. how adorable is that? >> i lo

. >> the tv land show, from the creator of "sex and the city," is about 40-year-old sutton foster whoretends to be 26 to get a job. lines are like a handbook on what's hip. >> what's irl? >> in real life. >> i thought he was so woke. >> wait, what's woke? >> enlightened. >> i thought you wanted to netflix and chill tonight. >> you know that means sex, right? >> the cast is back and hard at work on season five, which returns june 5th. we got a peek at what's to come. >> you got yourself into a pickle. >> yeah, real pickle. >> i think the end of this first episode changes the equation for the entire season going forward >> wlu! >>> "e.t." isn't just on the air. we are everywhere. check outous all new together forever-a pixar night time spectacular. ooohhhh. ahhhhhh. okay, maybe two. celebrate friendship and beyond at pixar fest. staring april 13th at disneyland resort. soi'm not giving you chewbacca got han solo? collect all twelve exclusive trading cards and try a new movie-inspired menu only at denny's. solo: a star wars story. may 25th. ♪ >>> that is john legend an chrissy teigen's d

robert sutton maddox reports. robert: the people displaced. human security council envoys listened as rohingya refugees recounted harrowing tales. >> they killed the people in front of me, killed my relations , bombed the whole village on fire. we want the justice. we want our rights. we want justice. robert: the delegation is in an unclaimed strip of territory between validation myanmar. land, thesty no man's refugee camp houses some of the neararly 700,000 refugees in makeshift shelters. the crisis exploded about eight months ago when the burmese military launched a crackdown over rohingya insurance -- insurgent attacks on security posts. the united nations described the response as ethnic cleansing. >> it is in or miss humor that -- horror that other -- it is a enormous horror that other human beings can put them through that. we try as a security council to find some way through that enables people to go home. representatives are visiting myanmar to urge the government to assure the safe return of the refugees. the leader has been denounce

failings by childcare agencies did not contribute to the unlawful killing of a six—year—old girl from suttonler, is serving a life sentence for the murder of his daughter ellie in october 2013. ajudge had returned ellie to his care the previous year. her grandfather maintains that ellie was let down by "fundamental failings in the system." the council in telford, in shropshire, has agreed to set up an independent inquiry into child sexual exploitation. there's been increased concern about the issue in the town after newspaper reports claimed up to 1,000 girls could have been abused over the past four decades. 0ur correspondent, sima kotecha, was there. tonight in telford the decision was unanimous. the council voted for an independent inquiry into child sexual exploitation after weeks of debate. now more victims have come forward to speak to the bbc. debate. now more victims have come forward to speak to the bbci debate. now more victims have come forward to speak to the bbc. i was taken to different houses and left ina room taken to different houses and left in a room with different people.

failings by childcare agencies did not contribute to the unlawful killing of a six—year—old girl from suttona life sentence for the murder of his daughter ellie in october 2013 — less than a year after she'd been returned to his care by a judge. her grandfather maintains that ellie was let down by "fundamental failings in the system." here's our home affairs correspondent, june kelly. from the start, ellie butler wasn't safe in herfather‘s arms. when she was just six weeks old, ben butler was convicted of shaking her so hard that she suffered serious head injuries. elleval it covered and her father's conviction was overturned. after being freed from prison he went on tv to protest his innocence. it took until last month to clear me completely. did you have any doubts about that? none whatsoever. supporting butler, his barn, jennie gray, ellie's mother. the couple used the family courts to win back custody of their daughter. but with ben butler, violence was always simmering beneath the surface. his temper was evident here. inaudible also in the kitchen was ellie with a black eye. months late

the education charity, the sutton trust, said 1000 centres have shut.previous government. the green party has launched its local election campaign, urging an end to what it calls "one—party—state councils". co—leader, jonathan bartley, predicted the greens would be celebrating some big wins when the results are revealed. the party is looking to recover from last year's disappointing general election showing. thousands of americans have been marking the 50th anniversary of the murder of the civil rights leader, martin luther king. a rally in memphis, where dr king was shot by a white supremacist, was the key event. bells were rung 39 times — once for each year of his life. jesse jackson, who was in memphis on the day martin luther king died, said the pain is still raw. nada tawfik reports. crowd sings: we shall overcome. what better way to honour the apostle of nonviolence than with a massive march for equality? joined in purpose and united in action, they were led forward by the son who bears dr king's name. and the celebration of his life continued rig

of over running engineering works. 0n the trains — southern services are at a standstill between suttonow westbound between dagenham and barking — usual delays there. 0n the m25, there is a lane closed in both directions betweenjunction 24, potters bar and junction 25, enfield for barrier repairs. let's have a check on the weather now with kate kinsella. good morning. it may be a damp start this morning, but it is a mild one. temperatures didn't drop too far so we are starting today in double figures. we will start to see some showers, potentially some heavy ones. the rain will clear away east. we will be left with cloud and heavy showers, but later this afternoon, the cloud binning and braking. by the cloud binning and braking. by the end of the day we should see some sunny spells. 0vernight it sta rts some sunny spells. 0vernight it starts off clear. the temperature a little bit fresher than last night. through the early hours of tomorrow morning, cloud increasing and further heavy showers arriving. the minimum temperatures between six and eight celsius. a potentially dry start tomorr

un charter sutton bond when you go places you to go after the he was really skilled at painting pearls to painting women's accessories down marlon and. if you get closer you can see that it's just dogs he paints a bit like monica but in faces very detailed. distant he was known for painting very detailed faces and he gave them lovely expressions while the clothes were often mirror glazes and quite quickly applied. it's hard to see your money noticing that now the veins on the temples are incredible you can see the blue very very lightly to and the light rouge the shadow under the nose painted very precisely. in my country it can be said that venter how to shapes the fashion of his day with his paintings apparently women at one of his exhibitions lamented that the address of the tailor wasn't no drama paintings they really admired the clothing from some of the clyde of the case before not only has come one of the fashion designers of the time charles frederick worth dress to ladies of the day and some of his designs can be found inventor has paintings they supported each other if you we

. >> i am rachel sutton. when i was 20 years old a supervise and mentor at my work raped me when i was half conscious on february 14, 2013. i reported the crime because i wanted to do the right thing. i tried to get help but in the process what i experienced was 4.5 years and counting today of negligence and incompetence numerous times in every agency i encountered in the process. in the hospital they told me i could urinate before the process which i am now aware i can't. there was strong evidence tha bt the da didn't even interview me. he took me to a room with no windows where i realized three men would sit between me and my path to the door. as a certified fraud examiner, i know if i conducted an interview in that way -- i recently taught a class at sex crimes and they told my understanding of consent clause was not like what i learned in my little class. [ reading] when the subpoena results came -- i have yet to see my tox screen and report of evidence, this is 4.5 year. this is not only negligent but a

and the government is out of the hot sutton i love the moon walk away and in but out the what do you know we lack in the eleven via let me have a dollar why in the am i gonna shout son but. me was sherry. the said you were the first to take the title song tong. and arabic word meaning authority. in the trials to come the defenders of islam. would be sold tons of non arab birth. blackmore fronts. the statue of pope urban the second pointing east. in november ten ninety five from the city. he launched a christian campaign to recapture jerusalem in the holy land from the muslims. the crusades. lemoore was planned by the pope to be an s.m.b. where he resorts his authority to declare war. in attend ninety six. the crusaders set out on arduous overland eastward journey. after three years of demanding travel and fierce battles. they finally reached their goal. and delight ten ninety nine kristie and it's captured jerusalem. there's a major massacre muslims died jews dead even some eastern christians who the pins in recognize as christians died and the chroniclers from the crusaders perspect

the party fears it may lose seats in leave—voting sutton, but it has high hopes of challenging the toriesand richmond. some people, looking at the bigger picture, brexit, there is an issue for some people, a lot of european nationals are allowed to vote in these elections who cannot vote in general elections or referendums. and i think that is a significant factor in some areas. the tories‘ minister for london, a passionate remain supporter in his divided family, thinks talk of a continuing remain roar in london is overblown. there are angry remainers in this city, aren't there? there is a supporter. there are angry remainers in the city and they are punishing your party, aren't they? remain, leave — residents want high quality services, low council taxes and that is what a local authority that is run by a conservative administration is going to bring them and that is what they are voting about on may the 3rd. the conservatives might be sticking resolutely to local issues but there is another party that sees the unique challenges facing london as fertile territory for their agenda. i thin

if we didnút have each other, i donút know what would have happened.steiger and sutton agree that ifd can come out of this tragedy it's that veterans there is a place for them to call home. (steve)the pathway home remains closed and their services to post 9/11 veterans suspended indefinitely. (pam) the bodies of three family members -- who disappeared during a road trip in california-- have been recovered the mendocino county sheriff's office says, the bodies of 41-year-old sandeep thottapilly (thought-ah-pill-ee) and his nine- year-old daughter saachi... were pulled from the eel river near the town of leggett saturday. that's the day before searchers recovered the body of his 38- year-old wife soumya. the family was on a west coast trip when they vanished. the family's s-u-v... has since been found... however... the couple's 12-however... the couple's 12-year-old son siddhant... remains missing. authorities plan to search the river again. "did you watch the interview, mr. president?"(steve) donald trump ignored reporters' questions about the scathing criticism of his moral fitness f

if we didnút have each other, i donút know what would have happened.steiger and sutton agree that ifcan come out of this tragedy it's that veterans like them know there is a place for them to call home. (steve)the pathway (steve)the pathway home remains closed and their services to post 9/11 veterans suspended indefinitely. (pam) a car crashed into a home near lake merced.... and the driver ran off.. it happened this morning... police say, they got a call around 2-15 of a vehicle crashing into a home on 28- hundred block of 37th avenue. a passenger in the hit and run vehicle was injured, but should be okay. we spoke to someone whose grandmother lives there. <"she's in good shape, all things considered she's doing very well. you that went down. somewhere in the three a clock hour, she felt the ban. she didn't react or anything. within a few minutes police were here. ">(pam)were here. "> (pam) police are still looking for the driver . coming upnats: ambiance since 2008, i have been looking at the problem of illegal dumping in the city of oakland, where were we then, and how does it loo

sutton come back. mike in wisconsin, mike, mike, mike >> caller: hey, jim, boo-yah from maribell, wisconsin i make chicken boo-yah and you have a standing invitation to join us. >> what a nice offer >> caller: i'm sorry go ahead. >> i was going to go to barzan miguel maybe this will be more fun. what's going on. >> caller: alaska airline, i've owned it six months. i would like to get your take. >> used to be the best then they made that acquisition and we haven't really gone back to it. the opposition was just not great and i can't recommend the stock here let's go to chris in new york. chris. >> caller: hey, jim, how are you doing? >> i'm doing well. how about you? >> caller: pretty good just wanted to say thank you for everything you do and all your advice we love you up here in buffalo, new york. >> oh, man, my friends, long suffering buffaloians. >> caller: go, bills winnebago. i took a position a couple of months ago and the stocks went down do you think there's further downside or are we at a bot

you have general lori sutton and admiral raquel -- you've got all these people that are qualified, raquelono, who would have made a good candidates for this job, but right now we're treating this as if it's another episode of "the apprentice" and it's disturbing because right now you have veterans who are in need of help, who are committing suicide in huge numbers and you have health care access issues and things are getting resolved just a month ago have come to a stop and that's not a good thing. this is not how you treat people who defended this country. do you think at this point, ronny jackson, say he gets a hearing and he's asked all of these questions and he answers them and denies them and he said that this was a smear campaign against him. could he answer these questions to a level that would mick you comfortable having him be the next head of the veterans affairs. >> it boils down to whether the senate does his job. they have a purpose and the confirmation hearing was that if he were to successfully navigate the issues and answer questions and the most important thing is what's

sutton held on for a 2—1win. hurricane claims the winner.lso scored the first... just over half an hour to go. still remain in the bottom three. that team kept pushing with the right mentality, fighting every single ball. to be aggressive, i think the three points... we are happy because i think it put us in a very good position in the table for the rest, to finish in the top four. west brom ‘s have eight successive defeats. they could only manage a draw with swa nsea. they could only manage a draw with swansea. jay rodriguez's second—half strike was cancelled out by tammy abraham, leading them ten points adrift of safety and without a league win since january. the swans are four points clear of the relegation zone. i was pleased with the way the team responded after conceding a goal. when you go a level or on a play against you, if the response by the way we've responded was excellent. the way we got the grip of the game again was really good. i was more pleased with that aspect. i have always said that you make sure you don't lose the game

since we are all smarter with carter, please join me in congratulating shley carter as the 2018 betty sutton award resip cent. [applause] -- recipient. [applause] ashley: thank you for that lovely introduction, joanne. you have been such a supporterser throughout the years and i greatly appreciate everything that joanne has done to teach me in both law and community. and i want to also thank michael and britney at the rnla here today because without their support, i am not sure that i would currently be elected or be where i am today. i've learned so much through my time at rnla and greatly appreciate the work that rnla does to uphold elections and keep them open, honest, and fair. and thank you. what an honor it is to be awarded the betty s. murphy award here today. she was one of the co-founders of this great organization and a champion for women and women republicans throughout the country. i was surprised when i was -- when it was announced that i would be receiving this award because oftentimes i don't consider my dedication to the community, d.c., and this country special or worthy of

champions lights are on this sunday after their midweek champions league loss against liverpool city beat sutton three want to wembley on saturday if second place manchester united lose against west brom then city will be the champions. when the people say it was a big fail and what happened you know last week is they don't understand absolutely anything food was so chamblee seven games you can win the league the champions league but there is three days of interim months and i'm sorry it's much more important that we did these guys have done all the season. liverpool continue to form saw them beat city five one on our cricket in europe they were three nil winners against bournemouth scored his fortieth goal of the season with reverse ofa mean i would study go more and i also on the score sheets few dangerous situations . because the clean sheet would send a little bit of luck you know you need always. coach oh good good really good game very important result here's how the table is looking united sixteen points behind city ahead of home game against bottom club west brom the top four will qualif

research by the sutton trust, which campaigns to improve social mobility, says cuts to local authorityupport than any other government. we've found that there has been a 30% cut in the number of early years centres across the country. we also found that in particular areas, there have been bigger cuts than elsewhere, so there is a lottery, actually. if you have a young child, where you live determines whether there is a good centre near you. there is the lottery now that exist in this country. so—called "sin taxes" on soft drinks, alcohol and tobacco are more beneficial for low income families, even though most of the tax revenues come from higher income households. a global study, published in the lancet medicaljournal, found that the levy influenced consumer behaviour and could help to reduce cancer and type 2 diabetes. the findings come ahead of a sugar tax on soft drinks which comes into force tomorrow. north korean missiles could be able to reach the uk in months according to mps — who also said a strike seemed "highly unlikely" describing kim jong—un, as "ruthless but rational".

paul scully is here, conservative mp for sutton, cheam and worcester park in london.ne —— may and jermaine lawlor who was involved in gangs from young age —— name macro stop —— jay soloman. i would gangs from young age —— name macro stop ——jay soloman. i would like gangs from young age —— name macro stop —— jay soloman. i would like to talk to you, alison, this is the first time you have seen your innate son's friend in five years. can you explain why it has been so emotional? # your late son's friend. he was a big part of the case. there was a lot surrounding the situation. he was the person in the middle of the stabbing, he was friends with the stabbing, he was friends with the boy who killed my son. he was also my son's friend and there has been a lot of controversy and i did not know he was going to be here today, and he did not know i was going to be here. it is very emotional. it takes me back to that moment, and hearing thousands of young people tell me what happened on the night and i still to this day do not know what the truth is. so to see him is incredibly

in sutton cheam road is closed btw sherwood park road and st nicholas way for roadworks near the highwith a few patches of fog and also some early rain which will claye and a gradual brightening up, bright intervals or sunny spells beading in from the south. this is the pressure charts, high pressure over scandinavia, low pressure in the south, this easterly north—easterly wind. this morning a great start, a few patches of mist and fog, early rain clearing to the west and a few showers after that and then gradually bright intervals and sunny spells is spreading in from the south. the further north you are, holding on to edit more in the way of cloud, temperatures today a maximum of of cloud, temperatures today a maximum 01:14 and an easterly north—easterly wind. through the evening and overnight, a few clear spells to begin with will tend to increase as we move through the night. perhaps the odd isolated shower and a few patches of mist and fog developing, temperatures falling to an overnight low of eight or nine. as we move into tomorrow, a bit of a grey start to the day again, plent

research by the sutton trust, which campaigns to improve social mobility, says cuts to local authorityent for education says it is investing more in childcare support than any other government. we've found that there's been a 30% cut, basically, in the number of early years centres across the country. we also found that, in particular areas, there's been bigger cuts than elsewhere. so there's a bit of a lottery, actually. if you have a young child, where you live determines whether there is a good centre near you. so there is a lottery now that exists in this country. the bollywood star salman khan has been found guilty of an historic poaching offence dating back 20 years. khan killed two blackbuck antelope, a protected and rare species, while shooting a film in 1998. four other actors who starred alongside him were also charged but have now been acquitted. khan could now face between one and six years injail. featuring a tribe from papua new guinea was not accurate. the episode first aired in 2011 and showed the korowai people moving into a tree house, as if it was a real home. howeve