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Blood at the crime scene. he admitted to a stormy relationship with karen but insisted he didnt kill her. was there more to the bloody clue than met the eye? forensic special ibs anna cox was trying to unlock what her naked eyes couldnt see. it would send the investigation in a completely new direction. here again is dennis murphy with, written in blood. the handwriting was on the wall. specialist anna cox was intent on breaking down the key piece of evidence implicating her ex-boyfriend, roc....

Anne soy has gone back to the rift valley where she grew up to look at the legacy of colonial land policies. anne soy: the highlands of the rift valley — where i was born and raised. its here that the colonial administration faced one of the fiercest resistance movements to their settlement in east africa. at the turn of the 20th century, british settlers arrived here and found conditions perfect for agriculture. rich, volcanic soil, constant rainfall, and high altitudes suitable for growing t...

Where she grew up to look at the legacy of colonial land policies. the highlands of rift valley, where i was born and raised. it is here that the colonial administration faced one of the fiercest resistant movements in east africa. at the turn of the 20th century, british settlers arrived here and found conditions perfect for agriculture. rich volcanic soil, constant rain fall and high altitude suitable for growing tea. these fields have supplied britains breakfast staple for over a century but ...

To the rift valley where she grew up to look at the legacy of colonial land policies. anne soy: the highlands of the rift valley — where i was born and raised. its here that the colonial administration faced one of the fiercest resistance movements to their settlement in east africa. at the turn of the 20th century, british settlers arrived here and found conditions perfect for agriculture. rich, volcanic soil, constant rainfall, and high altitudes suitable for growing tea. these fields have s...

Around here is protected 7 we have an unused nature that tourists can... the potential. yes, potential that tourists can help us with that, because we need money. so tourism could be the answer to unemployment amongst young people? yes, of course. like everywhere. how bad is unemployment? ah, very bad. so tourism may save that? yes. i think its the only choice we have. just outside gradiska, on the flood plains of the sava, is the wetland. its been recognised as an area of international importan...

Hello. this is breakfast with ben thompson and rachel burden. good morning. heres a summary of todays main stories from bbc news. children are more at risk of long—term harm if they do not attend school

Is better than getting an apology. you look at people of your generation who are black british, black american, and theyre looking back at the history of the empire. they feel real rage and anger over what happened to their ancestors. you dont feel that? we dont suffer injustice as much as they do. we live privileged lives, like, we arent being injusticed every day like they are. their roots were taken from them, so i can understand why youd be so angry. like, im very proud to be irish and i lov...

Statistics, but as individuals who lost their lives to covid—19. im philippa thomas, thank you for watching coronavirus: your stories.

But today, a generation of indians more confident about our place in the world are questioning why there hasnt been more widespread condemnation of the dark chapters in our colonial history. judging leaders of the past through the lens of the present might leave the world with no heroes at all. but theres likely to be little progress on equality without accepting the full truth of their lives. land — the whole question of who lost it and who took it is central to the debate about colonialism. ...

Of course, like everywhere. how bad is unemployment? very bad. tourism may say that? yes. i think it is the only choice we have. outside gradiska, on the flood plains of the river sava are these wetlands. it has been recognised as an area of international importance because it supports a range of endangered species.