relationships with dennis and ray. just as they had done with dennis, police fingerprinted ray and took a dna swab. sharon told the detectives diane had a date with a man the very night she was killed. they couldn t figure out who the man was but they tracked down every man they met from the dating service it s just lunch. i interviewed every date she had through that service. police wondered if diane was strangled by a man she met through the dating service. yet something seemed to be missing. but what? this wasn t going to be easy.
speaking with nato allies. they made clear the united states planes to pay the salaries of afghan security forces and start accepting afghan asylum-seekers. let s bring in dan hoffman, good to see you, thanks for being here. the president is receiving praise and criticism, where do you stand on this. do you think this was the right decision and what do you think of announcing publicly the date? announcing the date is the administration would have had to do because we are going to start withdrawing our troops, it is a long logistical process. i have less of a problem with that but a greater problem with the fact that afghanistan is still home to al qaeda, al qaeda s leaders still at large, isis is still a threat there and i still believe we need a forward deployed presence but i would draw a distinction between that in endless war to detect
are people in the shop, i have to go. no, just short. just something you could hear in his voice. he would b.s. a little bit and there was no time for b.s. the cold case cop had struck gold. mike s story was the missing puzzle piece the detectives had been looking for for years. if renaud s account is true, it does nothing less than demolish michael george s alibi that he was napping at his mother s house when barb was murdered around 6:00. renaud s call meant george was lying and he was certain he talked to the comic store owner at the shop and that that brief conversation must had taken place a few minutes before barb was killed. the embarrassing thing about this nugget of a clue was that mike renaud was that mike had told the very same story to the police in 1990, the day after the murder. what looked like a case breaker in 2007 had simply slipped through the cracks back then.
we ll also hear this morning how the ministry of defence have deployed over 20,000 servicemen and women on uk soil to help support the nhs and gps just like dr punam as part of a huge operation to tackle the pandemic. also coming up, over three million households have bought pets during lockdown, which is leading to some concerns over shortages in cat and dog food. drjames greenwood will be telling us why you don t need to panic buy. and ollie has already had his breakfast. he is happy. and we ll be joined by the stars of hit new bbc show saved and remade. our very own sabrina grant and master craftsman titch cormack will be here ahead of tonight s episode to tell us the stories behind the unloved objects that have been beautifully brought back to life. plus strictly s johannes radebe is here with our tuesday work out,
largely remained silent. it s not known when or if the independent investigation will be made public. for the women, the trauma of what they went through lingers. i have my tambura in the living room right now, and it s going to be sold, because, um, you know, unfortunately, can t sing this music without having flashbacks. nikhil inamdar, bbc news, mumbai. next, pope francis has used his easter urbi et orbi message to focus on the victims of coronavirus. he urged a quickening of the vaccine rollout around the world. our rome correspondent mark lowen reports. st peter s basilica echoed to its emptiness. beneath michelangelo s dome, a small group of worshippers gathering for easter mass, more a consolation than a celebration, a time