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Prescribed for insomnia and to other sleeping pills and that medical experts have said that could cause amnesia, confusion and clumsiness. mr burke suggested his client had been sleepwalking when he urinated in the aisle, which was consistent with the possible side effects of taking the sleeping pills. the trial continues tomorrow. and thats all the sport for now. hello there. tuesday will start with the widespread frost, some icy patches in the west of scotland and north—west england. that is...

Rachel attacked him. his ability to understand what he was doing was diminished. why should the jury believe that? well, as youll remember, rachel herself described todd as unstable at times. and now the defense presented evidence of what they said was his history of psychotic episodes. the first one happened in asia, something like 20 years earlier when todd was married to cathy and was flying with the fighting samurai squadron. he was caught shoplifting from a base px. he claimed amnesia. so t...

I cannot develop amnesia. thats not detaching, i think. i also believe that i will not develop amnesia over a leaders pastjust because he has become the prime minister of the country, because those who were killed under his watch have still not been given justice, and a criminal does not cease to be a criminal because the media around that time is trying to gloss over the persons past. so thats me, as a journalist, stephen. yeah. powerful words. i think anyjournalist around the world watching th...

But im absolutely duty bound to point out that courts have looked at the information, not just from you, but from other sources as well, and they have never, everfound grounds to put mr modi into a courtroom to face charges. never. and he, of course, has always utterly denied the allegations that you and others have made about his involvement in that violence. first things first, stephen, the courts have still not read my book. they have still not asked me to place the records and the transcript...

I think a job ofjournalists is to be a witness, and thats what i was taught in myjournalism college. thats what i was taught by my journalist father, that a job of journalists is to be a witness and not to dilute the truth, irrespective of the consequence, irrespective whether the person, the accused in concern, is declared an accused or not. as a journalist, my truth does not change because a person has not been incarcerated. i cannot develop amnesia. thats not detaching, i think. i also believ...

..the tape records on record, despite me asking the supreme court of india to take suo motu cognisance and take these tapes on record. the reason i had to go undercover is because those officers who spoke to me while i was undercover pleaded amnesia when they were questioned by commissions of inquiry that were initiated into the investigation of gujarat 2002 riots and the judicial encounters after. i will also point out to you the supreme court order in an open court where the supreme court of i...

About the fire, roared over there and couldnt do anything as investigators crawled over his daughters car. that morning, frank gave the first of what would be many, many interviews. >> we were hopeful when we found the car things would fall into place, and maybe they will. >> this interview, though, was one frank just couldnt get through. >> you know, it occurred to me i hadnt cried in a long time. ive learned how to do that. thats it. >> you try and convince yourself that theres just something ...

Hes spent 30 years fighting for justice for many of the survivors of the indian residential schools. in law, there is a principal called wilful blindness, and it is where one deliberately turns their eyes away from what they do not want to see. i suspect that that might well account for some of the amnesia that the sisters of st anne profess today. but to say that they would be unaware of those kinds of abuses, it is beyond credible. we heard from well over 7,000 individuals who have told horrif...

What makes us who we are? What is the stuff of our identity and our sense of our place in the world? This has been talked about and debated for ages, but one thing that seems to be true is that is is our memory that holds us all together. Without our memories, those threads... Read more »

You know, it was quite separate. don worme is one of canadas most influential lawyers. hes spent 30 years fighting forjustice for many of the survivors of the indian residential schools. in law, there is a principal called wilful blindness, and it is where one deliberately turns their eyes away from what they do not want to see. i suspect that that might well account for some of the amnesia that the sisters of st anne profess today. but to say that they would be unaware of those kinds of abuses,...