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with that, it was time to reveal the latest olivers army fundraising total, which is now past £17,000. cheering. ian haslam, bbc news. and we are all showing solidarity with all the pro. —— with all of her. time for a look at the weather — heres stav denaos. we could see disruptive further from wednesday onwards, stay tuned to the forecast. today and tomorrow were pretty sure of where the snow showers will fall across northern coastal parts of the uk. area of low pressure drivin...

i didnt do nothing. >> hearing the judge say guilty. two brothers convicted of murder fight back against the justice system. >> a pattern. how to gain a conviction. >> i knew they were innocent and the question is do we have enough? >> there are several witnesses saying the testimony is coerced. can they all be lying? >> if i have to die in this situation -- trying to prove im an innocent man. never gave up. never. hello, and welcome to dateline. imagine spending nearly your entire a...

Serving Life is the first OWN original documentary and is executive produced by Academy Award® winner Forest Whitaker. The film takes viewers inside

Republicans are up in arms after FBI agents searched Donald Trump’s Florida residence. Kenya is going to the polls, but both candidates seem out of touch with the electorate. At least eight people have died in South Korea’s worst flooding in decades. And the three white men who killed Ahmaud Arbery have received stiff sentences for federal hate crimes. All this and more in today’s PDB.

Two Des Moines men who were sentenced to life in prison without parole for murders committed when they were teenagers must stay behind bars, the Iowa Supreme Court ruled on Friday.

"Richard was a friend, adviser, mentor, and supporter. He was a generous, good-hearted man," said author Andreas Kessaris.

Richard King was a book columnist on CBC Montreal's Homerun when it aired in the afternoons on CBC Radio One. He was an author, broadcaster and former co-owner of Paragraphe Bookstore and Café in Montreal.

Deal. but just nine hours later, he stood horrified as the jury delivered its verdict -- the two friends were both found guilty of first-degree murder. >> i couldnt hear nothing. i seen faces and people was crying, but i didnt hear nothing. >> a judge sentenced malcolm and demarchoe to life in prison plus 170 years. >> everything just froze. its like time just suspended for a second. >> malcolm thought of his older brother, corey. now they were both serving life for murders they said they did no...