but whyjude tebbutt is now helping the only man convicted. cheering and applause.nd a rapturous reception as michelle obama visits the london schoolgirls she met when she was first lady. and coming up on bbc news. another saints manager gets his marching orders, as southampton sacks mark hughes afterjust eight months in charge. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. climate change is humanity's greatest threat in thousands of years. that's the stark warning from sir david attenborough , who was speaking today at the opening ceremony of united nations climate talks in poland. the broadcaster — who's 92 — said climate change could lead to the collapse of civilisations and the extinction of "much of the natural world". our science editor david shukman has the story. it's been a year of deadly fires and record heat. and also new warnings from scientists about the dangers of living in a world of rising temperatures. with a risk of many more scenes like this, a social media campaign has gathered voices from around the world, calling on governments to take actio

jude tebbutt and her husband david were attacked mrs tebbutt says the metropolitan police team who flew an innocent man, and she's supporting his appeal. our special correspondent lucy manning has been speaking to her. jude tebbutt is a long way from the kidnappers. from somalia where, seven years ago, she was freed after being held for six months. she had been captured after her husband david was murdered on their holiday in kenya. i didn't know he'd died. i just assumed he was alive, but then my son told me he... he'd died. now, she has her loss and her freedom, and she can't put those terrible events behind her. yeah, i do wantjustice. but i don't want justice at any cost. a kenyan, ali babitu kololo, was the only man convicted. butjude tebbutt doubts he is a guilty man and is supporting the appeal he is now bringing in the kenyan courts. i thought there would be someone coming through that door that was a representation of the two men that dragged me out of bed that night. but honestly, lucy, it wasn't one of those men. it wasn't one of those men. i think a wrong should be righted.

jude tebbutt is a long way from the kidnappers. kololo, was the only man convicted. butjude tebbutt doubts he is a guilty man and is supporting the appeal he is now bringing in the kenyan courts. i thought there would be someone coming through that door that was a representation of the two men that dragged me out of bed that night. but honestly, lucy, it wasn‘t one of those men. it wasn‘t one of those men. i think a wrong should be righted. and when i say wrong, i mean the fact that mr kololo didn‘t have a fair trial. officers from the metropolitan police flew to kenya to help the investigation. but the bbc now understands that the senior officer, neil hibberd, is himself being investigated about his role and will be interviewed by the national crime agency. a letter from the met police says they are looking at whether mr hibbert, who has now retired, may have committed a criminal offence or whether there has been misconduct or gross misconduct. mr hibberd‘s lawyer told the bbc he intends to cooperate with the police watchdog inves

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jenna tebbutt is talking about how is she now helping the only man convicted. will be time for sports day, but first let's ta ke time for sports day, but first let's take a look at what else is coming up take a look at what else is coming up tonight on bbc news. critical un climate talks opened in poland today and at 8pm we will be speaking to an activist from the radical environmental group extinction rebellion about what they want to see from world leaders. later tonight, there could be a new name for the men's baloon d'orfootball award. we will hear whether the winner is a new person and also hear about the inaugural one's trophy. we will take a look at tomorrow morning's front pages. my guest will be the guardian‘s cultural editor. first, sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm holly hamilton. coming up on the pprogramme: another saints manager gets his marching orders — as mark hughes is axed by southampton. fa cup winner ruud gullit will be joining us as we look ahead to tonight's much anticipated third round draw. iam here i am here in paris i he

if you want to make food to get ready for strictly, matt tebbutt might have some ideas.what do you mean? do you not watch strictly? they are fighting for a big thing. i see. am strictly? they are fighting for a big thing. isee. am i strictly? they are fighting for a big thing. i see. am i the only person who does not watch strictly in this country? i might be. let's not dwell on that. we have lots of dishes that are good enough for the strictly crew. our special guest todayis strictly crew. our special guest today is the wonderful nigel favours. or, no it isn't. he is not here yet but he will be later. he will be easier to talk about pantomime and he will be easier to talk about pantomime anti—war faces food heaven or food talk about pantomime anti—war faces food heaven orfood health. that will involve hammond meringue. we've also got three great chefs. what is on the menu? we have made a dish with eggplant and it will have barbecue and tahini sauce. delicious. we have also got carl clarke. what are you doing? i am doing half fried chicken with a spicy instant noodle sea