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to help identify her. >> the mystery would be solved soon enough. heather in a panic, called a friend for help. >> i contacted a detective i knew. >> i and getting chills already. >> i was sick so morning. there was so much anxiety and i did not know what to do. >> she gave the detective halee's name nt forwarded the information to the sheriff's office. investigators there immediately checked facebook or they found transfer 13 profiling picture. >> there was a tattoo visible that matched. we were pretty certain at that point who the victim was. >> investigators called heather and asked to speak with her in person. she walked into the meeting, dreading what they might say. >> they said there is a body found. we have identified her as
but quite a blustery day really wherever you are. then for wednesday again there'll be a few showers coming down this north sea coastline, getting into norfolk, for example. some of these could be wintry in parts of the highlands and the pennines, a bit more cloud around during the course of wednesday. but there will be some brighter breaks nonetheless. and these are our temperatures, 7 to about 13 degrees north to south. as we move on through thursday and friday, there'll be some showers around. temperatures rising a little bit through the weekend. but then that low pressure comes in saturday night and sunday bringing some rain.
we've got to get this bill passed and i've said now, very clearly, we're going to get this done on monday. we don't want any more prevarication or delay. enough from the labour party. we're going to get this bill passed and then we will work to get flights off so we can build that deterrent. because that is the only way to resolve this issue. but charities working with asylum—seekers say the law won't see the end of small—boat crossings to kent. the uk in, i think it was september, october of last year, announced that they're going to continue the funding for this project — if we're going to call it that — the policing operation of this border until 2034. so even from the uk's own admission, it doesn't seem like they think this is going to stop the situation. there's a very different statement between what is law and what's going to be done in practice. you know? we knew that this is a grave breach of international law. and i think the rhetoric that we're getting from the uk is a lot of fire and fury, but we're yet to see that the uk is actually going to be prepared to put people on these flights. migrants here know a new british law might see them sent to rwanda, but currently that's a risk they seem willing to take. fiona irving, bbc news, calais. 13 years ago, james hodgkinson was hit with a single punch
major by two shots. a victory that now puts the 25 year old level with nancy lopez and annika sorenstam — the only other players to have won five consecutive lpga events. it is an amazing feeling because all the hard work and the doubt that i had in my head from 2021, you know, i worked through it, it has been an amazing feeling these past few weeks knowing that i can go on the stretch and if i stay in my bubble and i keep golf simple and let it flow, i can have so much fun out here. and it has been an amazing time, to get five in a row, my lucky number is 13 and for me to get it here in houston, for it to be a major feels even better. scottie scheffler is set for his fourth win in five pga tour starts. the world number one has a five—stroke lead with three holes
on a night out in nottingham. a few days later, he died due to a bleed on the brain. the teenager who threw that punch, jacob dunne, was sentenced to 30 months in prison. he was released after 13 months and that's whenjacob decided to turn his life around. through a rehabilitation charity, jacob has met james's parents to discuss what happened that night. now their story of forgiveness is being made into a play. let's take a look. i'm sorry. the cast currently rehearsing for punch at the nottingham playhouse are being advised byjacob dunne because this is his life story. it feels slightly bizarre, but humbling at the same time to know that such care is being taken. we're exploring an untraditional villain, but i'm also somebody that learnt from my lessons and tried to repair the harm. and what message i hope comes out of it is that there's light
just accept things at face value. i have over the weekend asked to see the full footage and when it was revealed, you have a different account to what gideon falter originally said it had happened. gideon falter said he feels he was treated like a criminalfor gideon falter said he feels he was treated like a criminal for being jewish. i treated like a criminal for being jewish. ., ., ,~' treated like a criminal for being jewish. ., ., , treated like a criminal for being jewish. ., , ., , jewish. i would ask people to see the 13 and a _ jewish. i would ask people to see the 13 and a half— jewish. i would ask people to see the 13 and a half minute - jewish. i would ask people to see the 13 and a half minute clip. - jewish. i would ask people to see the 13 and a half minute clip. you can see how the officers are trying to support him. he said he wanted to cross the road and insists on crossing at that point. he is with a group filming. i think it is important news outlets give balance around the full clip as opposed to one comment that should not have been made by a police officer. i think there is a wider story around how social media stories take over without full scrutiny of the actual facts. d0 without full scrutiny of the actual facts. , ., ~' ~ without full scrutiny of the actual facts. ,, ~ ~ . facts. do you think the met police is handling _ facts. do you think the met police is handling these _ facts. do you think the met police is handling these protests - facts. do you think the met police
than last night. so a real change in fortunes. as we head through tomorrow, we still have this weather front draped across southern areas, producing cloud and patchy light rain, the clearance in the sky especially out towards the west. so we hang onto quite a lot of cloud in parts of the southeast through the day, but brightening up southwest england, wales, northern england, scotland and northern ireland. but we'll have a brisk wind coming down the north sea coastline and that will accentuate the cold feel. the temperatures are quite low anyway, but quite a blustery day really wherever you are. then for wednesday, again there'll be a few showers coming down this north sea coastline, getting into norfolk, for example. some of these could be wintry in parts of the highlands and the pennines, but more cloud around during the course of wednesday. but there will be some brighter breaks nonetheless. and these are our temperatures, seven to about 13 degrees north to south. as we move on through thursday
chief to resign and pushing back and forth. it has risen to a high level. london shuts down on saturdays because of the marches. you hear some of the voices pro-hamas, anti-semitic. how do you allow freedom of speech by preventing these atrocious angles. >> martha: thank you very much. >> dana: biden administration was blind-sided by the scale of iran's attack against israel. the behind the scenes situation room meeting april 13th as 30 missiles suddenly became 300. fox news strategic analyst retired general jack keane is with us now. set this up with a senior biden administration official saying the scale of tehran's direct attack on israel matched u.s. the worst case scenarios. the high-end of what we were anticipating, he said. what do you have that can help
humans administering, who gets human? baby formula it's about his fall from nature because they can get some like lamarck will never truly live in the wild again this 13-year-old lost the bottom part of his leg to a snare and now we have made him a prosthetic foot if feet apart from the others lives apart from them to in this heat, now give them a wash down. a powerhouse, also something he never feel in nature human charity here is a response to his own brutality. fixing our own errors the sanctuary adjoins a lake where people also wash the amputees seems to have adjusted to