i removed the punctured tyre and the damaged wheel, and we needed to put it back in the vehicle because it had belonged to the vehicle, so you would normally put it back in the boot, because that is the best place for it, the safest place for it. but she didn t want it to go back in the boot, she wanted it put on the back seat, which i thought was a bit strange at the time. but we put it in the back, and we had to strap it in to make it safe with the seatbelt, and that is when i was in the back of the vehicle, i noticed there was a strong smell. at the time. i didn t really know what it was, it s not something i have really smelled before. it was sort of like a dank, murky sort of musty smell, which was quite potent, nothing i have really smelled before. so that took me, and was
the seatbelt, and that is when i was in the back of the vehicle, i noticed there was a strong smell. at the time. i didn t really know what it was, it s not something i have really smelled before. it was sort of like a dank, murky sort of musty smell, which was quite potent, nothing i have really smelled before. so that took me, and was a bit, yeah, a bit odd. two hours after her emergency stop, mitchell finally leaves the garage. she turns toward salcombe. cctv recovered by police tracks herjourney through the countryside. about a0 minutes later, jemma mitchell s car is seen driving along bennett road in salcombe. less than an hour later, the car reappears on cctv on bennett road.
he was really loved here at wycombe wanderers. he helped put us on the map. he was one of our best ever fans. and it s about celebrating bill. it s dank, isn t it? that for me is a yellow card. phil catchpole spent years sat next to bill as his co commentator. 0h, whoa! and it wasn t far off. bill broke all the rules because he was basically a fan with a mic and he got away with it because he was bill turnbull. hopeless, actually, absolutely useless. right, that s a card. come on, ref! he had an amazing wit, a real fantastic turn of phrase. but it was just the passion of him being a fan and the berating of referees. there s the shot and it s a goal! 0h, brilliant stuff from stephen mcginn! 1 0 to the wanderers. the over celebrating of goals. just absolutely wonderful. never a dull moment with bill. in the boardroom before the game, wycombe manager gareth ainsworth meets bill s family. the best thing about bill was he didn t hide who his team was, and the support he gave me over the yea
right for women to be able to give birth in a safe and comfortable place. this is very early on in the war. this is march. it is in one of the maternity hospitals in kyiv. there were constant air sirens. and so women who were either in labor, who had just delivered, who had a newborn, they had to go down to the shelter constantly. it was moldy, it was dark and dank. and the conditions were horrible. i want to show a picture of families who were leaving mariupol, arriving in zaporizhzhia, and of course zaporizhzhia has been in the news. i want to just passed by this picture. this is a picture i want to see the picture of the people on the bus. yeah, that s when i m looking for. zaporizhzhia is in the news again this weekend. but this one was remarkable. it s a simple picture, lindsey lynsey,. .
given up hope and never stopped fighting the last 70 years. it was their own family foundation in that basement and they founding a dusty, dank box they opened up and there was the warrant. it was signed, ready to go. three names appeared on it. of course now they want that warrant served. you talk about the fact that she recanted that admission several years later, but think about the two men who were involved in this case who were tried and also found not guilty. they told a magazine years later that they actually did the crime. if it wasn t for jet magazine putting out those photos years ago of emmitt till s face badly beaten, tortured before he was murdered, a 14-year-old, the whole country changed when you think about the civil rights movement and how people started stepping into the streets because they thought this was a cross that should have been never crossed. put the fact that now 70 years later this family is still fighting for justice, they want to see something happen, th