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Heart of the prosecutions case -- those tests investigators conducted up at the creek -- tests they said proved freds story was a lie. they showed the jury the video of those tests, pointing out, in one, how the female stand-in wasnt swept downstream, and, in another, the mannequin wasnt washed over the waterfall and eventually sank to the bottom. >> are you seeing any sliding of the mannequin into the water? >> no. >> any washing or oozing? >> no. >> reporter: the prosecutions drowning expert w...

Are catastrophic. >> i dont see how you could rule out a fall from any of the circumstances or injuries that ive seen. >> reporter: and then it was time to counter all those prosecution water tests, the backbone of the states case. the defense saw major problems with those tests and called its own water expert -- a hydrologist whod been measuring current flows for 40 years. >> increase of stream flow and as a general rule, increase comes in late afternoon and evening. >> reporter: the defense ex...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines: celebrations at anfield as liverpool become the premier league champions, 30 years on since the clubs last league title. after man city lost to chelsea, celebrations three decades in the making from liverpool players watching on at their hotel.

Tonight at ten: the new vaccine trial for coronavirus, which could be available for millions by next year. the project is led by scientists at imperial college london, using a revolutionary new approach. if it works, they should have enough to immunise

Hi, good morning, welcome to bbc news, im victoria derbyshire. here are the headlines this wednesday morning... as england gets ready for a big easing of lockdown, health leaders warn urgent action is needed to ensure the uk is prepared for a potential second wave of coronavirus. the government publishes its guidance on how businesses in england can operate safely when they reopen in ten days‘ time. the last thing anybody wants is for a second peak. is for a business to be shut down because it...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines. a billion pounds for primary and secondary schools in england to help children whove fallen behind because of the coronavirus crisis. theres nothing betterfor children than being in school, and when theyre in school, we want them to have the catch up, so they dont lose out as a consequence of this crisis. non—essential shops can re—open in wales from monday. more details on the easing of lockdown will be announced later today. businesses and govern...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines. opening up borders for travel is on the agenda, as borisjohnson prepares to welcome the french president, but there was a note of caution from the foreign secretary. we just want to be very careful, yes, to open up, but to do so when it is safe and responsible so we will work through all of that with oui’ will work through all of that with our french friends. the french president is coming to london to commemorate the 80th anniversary of general char...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines... a steroid drug shown to be able to save the lives of coronavirus patients is now available for hospital patients across the uk. it is the single biggest scientific breakthrough the world has yet made and i pay tribute to the researchers

This is bbc news with the latest headlines. an easing of the lockdown from saturday. new support bubbles mean people living alone and single parents in england will be allowed to stay with one other household. ministers are warned of "dire" economic consequences if they dont ease the two metre social distancing rule in england.

Hi, good morning, welcome to bbc news. im victoria derbyshire. here are the headlines: boris johnson will announce more plans to ease the lockdown, with zoos, safari parks and drive—in cinemas in england allowed to re—open from monday, a day after abandoning plans for all primary schools to return. the same voices that last week were basically supporting, you know, people who were saying, do not open up the schools, are this week criticising us for saying, well, well take it deliberately car...