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To a helpless little baby. the irish government has committed to having this site excavated, so the children whose remains are beneath this ground can be reburied with some dignity. tuam is the mother and baby home which has generated the most international attention, but there are many other institutions in the republic of ireland with long histories of shame, neglect and unspeakable cruelty. the historian who discovered what happened at tuam says there should be a state apology. these babies w...

Witnesses still struggle to speak of it. this case haunts those of us that worked it. this is a devil come back to... earth in disguise as lisa montgomery. this was meticulously planned. lisa had studied c—sections on the internet. she had come prepared with a syringe and clamp. the baby survived. so, this is it, where she is buried. bobbiejos friend karen, like many americans, wants no mercy. when lisa was sentenced to death, how did you feel about that? yes! you want to see her put to death?...

Then we were all cornered off in a section of the playground by the nuns so you wouldnt mix with the other kids. locked up — what i called a prison, really. and to think, why? just because i was born out of wedlock. pj haverty spent his first seven years in the home which once stood here. ireland in the 1950s was a deeply conservative catholic society. unmarried women who were pregnant were taken into religious institutions, and separated from their children. pjs late mother, eileen, eventuall...

So, this is it. this is where she is buried. bobbie jos friend karen, like many americans, wants no mercy. when lisa was sentenced to death, how did you feel about that? yes! you want to see her put to death? yes, i do. in fact, if i could pull the switch, i would do it. but is lisa montgomery evil orjust a broken woman? lisa grew up in a childs hell. her mother, judy, beat and abused her. she would duct tape her mouth shut if she was too loud or annoying, or for any form of punishment. it would...

Whats wrong? ill get an ambulance headed that way. is she breathing? bobbiejos mother found her body. lisa had strangled bobbiejo, cut into her womb and extracted the baby. witnesses still struggle to speak of it. this case haunts those of us that worked it. this is a devil come back to... ..earth in disguise as lisa montgomery. this was meticulously planned. lisa had studied c—sections on the internet. she had come prepared with a syringe and a clamp. the baby survived. so, this is it. this i...

T—mobile went from spending almost not any on trump properties to putting up executives there when they needed government approval. when the government approved the merger, the new ceo went ahead and said company shouldnt kowtow to the present anymore. whats happened with the riots has not changed the maths. deutsche bank might hurt him financially, which will hurt him personally? clearly the golf. that would be like me calling my mum after this and hearing that she watched it for a minute and...

Hello this is bbc news with simon mccoy. the headlines... britain‘s top police officer warns those who break covid rules are now more likely to face fines, saying it‘s preposterous for anyone to claim they don‘t know what the rules are. where somebody is breaking, you know, breaking the law, breaking the regulations, and it is absolutely clear that they must have known or do know that they are, then we will move very swiftly to enforcement and fining people. 2020 saw the largest increase i...

Kind of sewage system. when i go down there and stand there, to think that i could be in there, too. only for i was born a healthy baby. and to think that the mothers of today are still looking for them babies, not knowing where they are — and to think, the possibilities that their baby could be in there in the sewer system — i was amazed, i was shocked that a religious country, that we are supposed to be, would do the likes of that to a helpless little baby. the irish government has committ...

A consortium of international investors says its plan will save around 2,500 jobs at around 300 stores. the findings of an inquiry into cruelty suffered by unmarried mothers and their children in religious institutions is expected to be published by the irish government today.at one at one mother—and—baby home in county galway, almost eight hundred children died during the mid—twentieth century. our ireland correspondent chris page has been to meet a man who was born and lived in the home....

Much milder in the west. hello, this is bbc news with ben brown. the headlines... britains top police officer warns those who break covid rules are now more likely to face fines, and says its preposterous for anyone to claim they dont know the rules. where somebody is breaking, you know, breaking the law, breaking the regulations, and it is absolutely clear that they must have known or do know that they are, then we will move very swiftly to enforcement and fining people. 2020 saw the largest in...