a young mom stabbed to death. i can see her fighting, fighting for her life. i was so distraught. she was gone. she was your wife, the mother of your children? it was awful, i wouldn t wish that on anybody. her ex visited the day she died. a trip with the kids and just like that, he was suspect number one. they had no evidence. i was absolutely flabbergasted. how can anybody think this? the police say they were key to mystery his own young children. she says she peaks through the mail slot. that he wasn t in the living room. he was still upstairs. we were gonna prove that he s innocent. two children on the stand. what did they see? that was the hardest day. because i love them so much. i didn t do this. hello and welcome to dateline. there should be nothing more innocent than seeing the world through the eyes of a child. but in this story, that may not have been the case. detectives believed a six-year-old girl and her seven-year-old brother witnes
after a dreadful penalty miss from sergio aguero in their defeat to chelsea. good morning. after being so cold for what felt like so long, chilly days and overnight frosts, finally milder weather on the way for the weekend. look out, we are all going to be dodging the showers. more for you coming up. good morning to you. it sjust good morning to you. it s just gone at six o clock. it s sunday, the 9th of may. our top story: the prime minister will speak to the snp leader nicola sturgeon by phone today after her party won the scottish parliamentary election by a huge margin, which left them just one seat short of an outright majority at holyrood. ms sturgeon vowed to push ahead with her plans for a second independence referendum after the covid crisis is over and said the westminster government has no democraticjustification to block it. our scotland editor sarah smith reports. across scotland, victoria s snp candidates are celebrating increasing their vote and winning a rem
plans to reverse reforms made to the nhs in england by the coalition government in 2012, which saw the private sector given a greater role. president biden says donald trump is dangerous and wants him to lose access to intelligence briefings normally given to former presidents. i just think that there is no need to have that intelligence briefing. what value is giving him an intelligence briefing? what impact does he have at all, other than the fact that he might slip and say something? and tens of thousands of farmers block major highways across india as they continue their protests against new agricultural laws. now on bbc news. click looks at bioprinting the process of literally printing replacement parts of the body to help treat disease and illness. talking to strangers and perfecting your posture. hello and welcome to click. i hope you re doing 0k. hello and welcome to click. i hope you re doing ok. you probably do not want to hear this but we are now almost comin
now on bbc news mel brooks talks to alan yentob about his life. i know the word can be overused but mel brooks is a legend. a movie legend, a musical legend, and a comedy legend. oscars, emmys, baftas, tonys, grammys, he s won them all many times over. # springtime for hitler and germany deutschland is happy and gay we re marching to a faster pace look out, here comes the master race. # mel brooks was fearless, he broke every rule, but he kept to the ones for lockdown, even telling his son max to go away. i m going, i m going. love you. he s been locked in writing his autobiography, and after some persuasion, let me in to talk about it. alan, you flew on an aeroplane all the way from london. idid. ..to see me here in southern california. yeah, and this pandemic, which, when max introduced you, 16 million people were watching that. so you are a bit of a hero. well. also, max, what are you going to do? you can t go to your lunches, you can t go to your office, you can t do
the match was goalless so it went to the dreaded penalty shoot out. everyone scored until danjames took wales s fifth and final spot kick, only to see it saved, and with it went their dreams of making their third european championship in a row. page knows this will take a while to get over. absolutely gutted for them. yeah, it is a horrible way to go out, isn t it? and it is a cruel game. so i m really disappointed right now, but really proud of the players. and that was the message to them in the changing room after, you know, for what the campaign overall. i couldn t be more proud and the journey that they re on, so it s a horrible way to go out, but hopefully we learn and become strongerfrom having gone through the horrible experiences of tonight. ukraine came back to beat iceland and seal their spot at the euros this summer. they won 2 1, with the game being played in poland because of the ongoing war with russia. iceland took the lead, but ukraine found their equaliser i