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A mothers agony as her daughters murderer is released from jail, while still refusing to reveal where he buried her remains. Im spartacus kirk douglas dies at the age of 103, after a film career spanning seven decades. And coming up, back on the buses. £170 million to reverse a decline in englands bus network, with plans for more frequent services, and the first all electric bus town. Good morning. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. Scotlands finance secretary has resigned after a newspaper revealed...

Children are banned from heading the football in training though it will still be allowed in matches. And coming up, tributes to the pioneering nasa mathematician, katherine johnson, who has died at the age of 101. Good evening. In the last hour the movie producer Harvey Weinstein once the most powerful man in hollywood has been found guilty of rape and a criminal sexual act by a court in new york. He is likely to face a long time behind bars. But the jury cleared him of two of the most serious ...

City of minneapolis. Faith in the time of coronavirus, what happens when the doctors and nurses have done their best the second in our special reports from the Royal London Hospital. A new frontier in space travel for the first time a private Company Takes astronauts to the space station. This is the scene at cape canaveral. Those are the doors to the pod in which the astronauts are now being strapped in. Hello and welcome if youre watching in the uk or around the world and stay with us for the ...

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The idea of fixed price contracts. so ive got to ask you, how do you know that corners wont be cut, given that these private companies, they wont want to lose money? because we dont launch until its safe. and its nasa that says whether or not its safe to launch. thats the bottom line answer. are you overreliant, do you think, just on a handful of small companies, or is that just inevitable given the nature of the space industry? well, take, for example, nasas total budget. i think we have somewh...

Or not its safe to launch. thats the bottom line answer. are you overreliant, do you think, just on a handful of small companies, or is that just inevitable given the nature of the space industry? well, take, for example, nasas total budget. i think we have somewhere... a quarter of our spending is going to small businesses. we bring small businesses in at every part of our business, in our science and our earth science, in the exploration programme. but in many cases, we do small businesses dir...

Businesses. we bring small- businesses in and every part of our business. — businesses in and every part of our business. in— businesses in and every part of our business, in science, _ businesses in and every part of our business, in science, and - businesses in and every part of our business, in science, and our- businesses in and every part of ourj business, in science, and our earth science, _ business, in science, and our earth science, the — business, in science, and our earth scienc...

Small businesses in at every part of our business — in our science, in our business — in our science, in our earth science, in the exploration programme. but in many cases, we do small businesses directly, and an example of that i mentioned is the eclipse missions, which three of them are going to land this year on the surface of the moon. thats incentive money for them to do it, and then developed a lender and help us get the information. for example, one of these landers is going to day on...