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Did you just want to -- >> scream. it was infuriating some of the things that she said. >> the trial was far from over. it was the prosecutors turn to question tammy and the prosecutor wasnt going to pull any punches. coming up, fireworks in the courtroom. >> this is a story about jealousy and deceit. >> they dont have one fiber, one tear drop, one piece of a shoe lace. >> high stakes in the jury room. >> the jury has reached a verdict. >> when "dateline" continues. rd. >> when "dateline" cont...

England. it is a major part of our business, coming in. how long can you keep going, do you think, in this kind of state of in and out, partially open... well, we couldnt. i dont think any business can. its definitely needs unification now. it isa definitely needs unification now. it is a shame now that the two governments, and scotland and northern ireland as well, not working together so that we can get on the same song sheet, you know, people tend to forget that this virus is the same virus i...

The government has confirmed it will make major changes to the way it assesses the value of big spending projects, a move which would benefit northern england and other regions. the chancellor, rishi sunak, said the changes were part of the governments "levelling up" agenda. theyll be announced in the spending review next week, as our business correspondent katy austin reports. major public projects like new transport links can provide a tangible, long lasting boost to the economy. historically,...

Ever have closure. he is still sleeping on the couch of his parents four—storey home. i havent gone into the bedrooms. tomorrow is four weeks since they have been gone. i havent gone into their bedrooms. i cant. i just cant. his parents are some of the more than 7,000 coronavirus victims in brooklyn. this is like a small town in a big city. for decades it has had a large italian and irish community. today it is a lot more diverse with growing arab, chinese and latino populations. it still reta...

People tend to forget that this virus is the same virus in england is in wales and scotland and northern ireland. in response, a spokesperson from the welsh government said: a response from the authorities in westminster said: whether or not the lockdown in england will finish on december 2nd will have a knock—on effect on much of wales economy, and with the prospect of another lockdown early in the new year here in wales, what this industry really needs now is some assurances so they can get ...

And northern ireland as well, are not working together so that we can get on the same song sheet, you know. people tend to forget that this virus is the same virus in england is in wales and scotland and northern ireland. in response, a spokesperson from the welsh government said: a response from the authorities in westminster said: whether or not the lockdown in england will finish on december 2nd will have a knock—on effect on much of wales economy, and with the prospect of another lockdown ...

Reopen half of their 26 rooms, three days a week, until the end of the month. we based our decision purely on the lockdown in england. its a major part of our business coming in. how long can you keep going, do you think, in this kind of state of in and out, partially open? well, we couldnt. i dont think any business can. it definitely needs unification now. its a shame now that the two governments, and scotland and northern ireland as well, are not working together so that we can get on the sam...

I try to keep it together but inside i am really hurting. sometimes you just gotta let it out. its tough. but the decision was bittersweet. hom reopened on mothers day in america. somebody told me that particular day that my parents want me to do what im doing. i have to push through. the support of the community has been a real help. we will be here until 6pm. neighbours even set up a go fund me page to assist with the mounting bills. this is a very tight—knit community, we all support each o...

For most of its modern historical life, cornwall has been a centre for mining. silver, tin and copper were all pulled out of the ground to support the expanding british empire. at one point in the early 19th century, this was the greatest copper—producing region in the world. but, as globalisation took hold, cornish mining became too expensive to compete internationally and so, the mines were closed. but all that is changing. traces of an element discovered in cornwall in the 19th century have...