questions we came here with about the wagner mercenaries, about their leader, their future? well, we re still searching for answers. steve rosenberg, bbc news, in the village of tsel, belarus. the man convicted of murdering elle edwards outside a pub on christmas eve has been sentenced to a minimum of 48 years in prison. the 26 year old beautician was an innocent bystander caught up in a gangland shooting carried out by connor chapman. jayne mccubbin, who has spent time with elle s family over recent months, sent this report. she was young and beautiful, with her whole life ahead. her 23 year old killer, connor chapman, will be 71 before being considered for parole. thanks a lot, thank you. there were hugs outside court for elle s father tim as chapman was jailed. he crept up to the door of a busy pub on christmas eve and opened fire. shots fire.
it can come to the point where it will break most people. but it won t break me. today, tim told the court they all now faced a life sentence, their only crime, loving an amazing person. you would give her a little bit of your love and you d get two or three times back off her. and i ll miss that. jayne mccubbin, bbc news. almost all goods and cargo traded around the world travels by ship. but global shipping emits huge amounts of carbon dioxide each year. to give you an idea, it s as much as germany emits annually. well, now, 175 countries have agreed to make the global shipping industry net zero in carbon emissions by or around 2050 . our climate editorjustin rowlatt has the story. man shouts challenge
yourself in the bottom of a bottle of whiskey, i guess. i ve done that. bottle of whiskey would be dead. and that just. .. that. that adds its own problems. two weeks before the trial, tim revisits the places they went to, the restaurants they ate in, a reminder of life as it was. give me a minute, just let me. and as we float in the med, a text arrives from merseyside police. that text message from the police, that was to ask you to watch cctv footage of elle s murder. should never ask to do that. who wants to watch the video of your daughter getting murdered? once you ve seen it, you re never going to unsee it, are you? how do you deal with that? the grieving process, what i m learning, is that it comes in waves, and it. itjust hits you.
elle was hit twice in the head. she was not his intended target. in this trial we have all watched the cctv and sound recording of that shooting. it s utterly shocking. you carefully planned a revenge attack in gang rivalry. you had no thought at all for anyone else. when me and the girls came here, i took a photograph of the two of them. just a year ago, elle had been here in greece with her dad tim and sister lucy, a place he revisited just before the trial to try and focus on the joy they once shared, not the rage he now feels. remember that picture of you and elle? i was going to say, i can recognise already that you re there. that s it there. it was right there, wasn t it? if you ve not had any counselling, how do you come back to a place like this? i suppose this is like therapy, you know. it would be easierjust to lose
to a hot dog stand saying, buddy, if we re ever separated, look for me there. when tim died of a heart attack in 2008, luke followed him to nbc news becoming a correspondent here. after working eight years in television, luke didn t have a good question on why he was chasing his father s legacy. he traveled to six continents searching for his father and for himself and luke russert, author of look for me there, grieving my father and finding myself. welcome back to meet the press. it is such an honor. i still get chills every time i see the logo and hear the music it s pretty special. i get chills introducing you right now, i ll be honest. yeah. you were 22 when your dad died. yeah. it seems that you re looking back now and realizing you didn t process it then. yeah. talk about it. well, he died, and it was such a whirlwind of emotions. and we came back to washington.