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the missing person, did not see any signs of all. play its like what, i know im just different. ill just feel like somethings lost. i very, very much believe that my friend was in danger. >> did you get the impression you were a list of possibles? >> definitely. >> the husband, he was under suspicion, basically immediately. there were searches of his own >> the husband was cooperative. the boyfriend was not. got a warrant for his home, his phone, his computer. >> this was a very compli...

hello, im anna foster, this is bbc news life from jerusalem. —— live from jerusalem. the exit of foreign citizens from gaza has been stopped — at least temporarily. no—one has used the crossing so far today. we are hearing that border authorities will not permit foreign passport holders to cross into egypt until the injured people in gazas hospitals are allowed to travel to rafah. hundreds of foreign citizens have escaped egypt through the crossing in the past few days. meanwhi...

hello, im anna foster. we begin with some breaking news about the rafah crossing, the exit of foreign citizens from gaza it appears has been stopped for now. none of them have come out of the crossing so far today. the egyptian authorities are suggesting that no foreign passport holders will be permitted to cross into egypt from gaza until injured people in gazas hospitals are allowed to travel to rafa. hundreds of foreign citizens have escaped from gaza into egypt through the crossing...

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the decision not to bring charges against four retired detectives, who ran the first investigation into the murder of stephen lawrence. stephen was murdered in april 1993 in a racist attack in south london. the initial investigation failed to bring anyone to justice. two of the murderers were eventually convicted in 2012. our reporter daniel de simone broke this story, heres his report. we have had a statement from stephens mother. she is saying that todays decision by the cps marks a ...

child there knowing what happened. >> what was it like in there? >> it was hell. i was sexually abused. >> there? >> yes, sir. i felt like i was nothing. >> there were numerous concerns about abuse going on at this facility. my dad would pick a girl up by her neck, throw her to the ground. >> he would trip you and shove you. >> knock her out. >> yes, sir. >> i mean it. >> posted it to tiktok. >> knock her out. >> it just blew up. >> these allegations need to be looked into. >> how coul...

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