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David norris and gary dobson were jailed for the murder a decade ago. luke knight and brothers neil acourt and jamie acourt have never been convicted. stephens friend duwayne brooks survived the attack. he said there were six attackers, and the lead one had bushy, light brown hair. the prime suspects didnt fit the description. so who was the fair—haired attacker? ive obtained surveillance photos taken by the murder investigation days after stephen was killed. they show matthew white with bushy...

Ago and has worked at this care home near nottingham ever since. in india, we wont get much opportunities, you know, so we could, financially, we could do better. usually im very busy all the time, never get the time, i wont get to sit down, really busy. but enjoyable? of course, i really enjoy it, thats why i didnt think about moving out from here. cynthia is gaining valuable care experience by working here. 0riginally by zimbabwe, she studied medicine in ukraine originally from zimbabwe, she s...

Mirrorfrom 1995 to morgan was the editor of the daily mirror from 1995 to 2004. in the trial that has been brought against the group that started today, the lawyer for prince harry and other claimants of claimed they have new evidence that links mr morgan, was tv presenter to phone hacking at the mirror. an exclusive interview recorded for the start of the trial, mr morgan tells the bbc that he denies any knowledge of unlawful activity stability get to see you. better known now for being a judge...

The supreme court in london has ruled that its too late for a group of nigerian claimants to sue the oil giant shell, in relation to an offshore spill more than a decade ago. lawyers representing nearly 30000 people in the niger delta have been trying to sue shell, saying the oil slick polluted their land and waterways, damaging farming, fishing, drinking water and religious shrines. the uk government has approved the use of longer lorries on british roads, saying it will make businesses more ef...

Is in the newsroom with more. its the latest in a series of strikes by the rcn in england and theyve already walked out twice this year in their dispute over pay and have rejected the government offer of a 5% rise under one off payment. 0riginally offer of a 5% rise under one off payment. originally the action was due to last 48 hours but the government took legal action and a judge back to the government saying that the rcns mandate would run out in that period so it could only be a 28 hour str...

Further instalments of £300 will be paid in the winter and next spring. to qualify, you must receive at least one means—tested benefit. in addition, during the summer, more than six million people with disabilities will get an extra £150. and during next winter, more than eight million pensioners will receive an extra £300. a lot of people still havent claimed their £400 to help top up their prepayment meters. millions of pounds is still unclaimed. those vouchers expire onjune 30th — so ...

A bit. 0riginally, these payments were intended to try and help people with their gas and electricity bills which of course still remain high, but many may choose to use it for the grocery bill because food prices rising at their fastest rate for 45 years. were here to help you too... sorry to break away from that, but the african minister andrew mitchell is taking questions from foreign affairs select committees. yesterday successfully. — affairs select committees. yesterday successfully, and...

Were evacuating foreign nationals from sudan. there were citizens from burkina faso among that convoy. but we understand largely other african countries are monitoring the situation and possibly they could launch their own operations but so far what we have seen is the western countries and countries in the gulf and asia are trying to either deploy their armed forces to evacuate their nationals or trying to assess the situation to launch an operation to that effect. it seems largely african nati...

But enforcing the hijab is not that easy any more after months of protests following the death of a kurdish girl, mahsa amini, in police custody in september. iranian security forces killed over 500 protesters, according to rights groups. despite the deadly crackdown, it would seem there is no going back for iranian women. param ghobadi, bbc news. for the 13th week in a row, tens of thousands of israelis are holding protests against a radicaljudicial overhaul, despite the process having been put...

The front, when the police arrived. the men said they would watch and protect us if anything happened. so, on the morning ofjuly11th, we were interrupted at 5:15 in the morning by a swat team and so we went towards the front of the barricade, towards the highway, with our hands in the air to make sure that they saw we had no weapons. but they still met us with a lot of aggression and a lot of force. what i said to them was that this is our land and we have every right to be here. they were not t...