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taken eight years, cost £16 million. unsurprisingly perhaps, its final report is 1200 pages long. thanks to the latest line of duty and popular podcasts, millions more people know of the family s campaign. she d seen the success of a podcast about police corruption surrounding the murder of a private detective, daniel morgan. but the family are eager for the official version. i can shout about it, cry, you know, cry foul as much as i like, and it doesn t make any difference. but with the panel, this is the, the state s verdict on itself. not my verdict. but it has much more impact than anything i can say. alistair s mother campaigned alongside him. she died three years ago. she won t be here, which is, you know, that s a kind of big gap in it.
well, i mean, exactly the same as me, really, the truth. or as close to the truth is we can get. alistair is hoping that today will show all these years of campaigning, fighting forjustice, have been worthwhile. sanchia berg, bbc news. now it s time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. for many of us today, despite the early morning cloud, we are going to have a dry and sunny day ahead. exception to that is across northern ireland and western scotland, where the cloud is going to continue to build ahead of a band of rain coming in, and it will be pretty breezy across the far north west as we go through the day. temperatures 22 in aberdeen to highs of about 25 or 26 as we push down towards the south east. now, through the course of this evening and overnight, our weather front sinks further south, taking its rain with it through scotland and northern ireland, eventually into northern england. there will be some hill fog, coastal mist with this and behind it, clear
victoria gill, bbc news. so sorry for that pause. let s continue with some other main stories. today an independent panel will publish its report into the killing of a private detective, daniel morgan in a south london car park. we have this report. mr morgan s family hope it will answer some of their questions. alistair morgan spent nearly half his life searching for the truth. it s become his mission to find out why his brother was killed. there he is, daniel, shortly before he was murdered,
what did she hope to get from the panel? well, i mean, exactly the same as me, really, the truth. or as close to the truth is we can get. alistair is hoping that today will hope all these today will show all these years of campaigning, fighting forjustice, have been worthwhile. sanchia berg, bbc news. you re watching bbc breakfast. still to come on today s programme. three years ago, some of the moors and hillsides of northern england were ablaze for more than a0 days. we ll be on winter hill, near bolton, to hear how fire chiefs are trying to avoid a repeat of that disaster as the weather warms up. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london. i m tolu adeoye.