good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the bbc can, for the first time, name a major new suspect in the murder of stephen lawrence after a special investigation into the uk s most notorious racist killing 30 years on. these five prime suspects became widely known after the murder, but the met police always maintained there were six attackers. today, the bbc can name matthew white as the sixth suspect. he died in 2021, aged 50. we ll have more on white in a moment, but first, let s look at the main events of the last three decades. it was in april 1993 that stephen lawrence was stabbed to death by a gang of young white men in eltham, south east london, while waiting for a bus. he was 18. after police investigations failed to produce results, the family brought a private prosecution in 1996, but no one was convicted. three years later, the macpherson report, which resulted from a public inquiry ordered by the government, found that the met police was institutionally
Radically. you have been hearing about what has been going on in moscow in terms of the challenge to president putin. here in the ukrainian capital, they are trying to work out how does this play in what really matters to them, which is driving the russians out. the answer is, there is no automatic or immediate transition onto success on the battlefield. the ukrainians have been making tactical gains, some villagers, but they have yet to even try to make some of those crucial strategic breakthroughs, breaking the russian zone of occupation in half, which they will need to do to change the course of the war. and as for nato capitals, nato leaders, i think they are having to assess very strongly what happens in moscow and how they prepare for it in a time when eventually, president putin goes, because the events of the weekend have shown that when that moment comes, it is going to be
Difficult, bumpy, and they may well have to deal for quite some time with anger, disruption, disunity, maybe even some kind of civil war inside russia. jeremy in kyiv, thank you. the inquest into the death of nicola bulley, who went missing while walking her dog along the river near her home in lancashire, has heard that she drowned. her disappearance injanuary sparked a major search in the area and along the coast. 0ur north of england correspondent danny savage reports from the inquest in preston. when nicola bulley vanished, it led to many bizarre rumours and theories on social media which stoked a huge public interest into what had happened to her. she was last seen walking her dog on a riverside footpath near the village of st michael s on wyre on january 27th. her dog and mobile phone were found here. lancashire police always stated she had gone into the water and never got out. but it was three weeks before her
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To overthrow the government. but he admits shooting down russian jets in retaliation, he claims, for airstrikes against his soldiers. the russian president has also spoken today, but did not mention the mutiny at all. 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg reports from moscow. after a weekend of high drama, there was no sense of victory in the russian capital. the mutiny had failed, but what next for president putin? and what would the russian authorities tell the russian people about what had happened? vladimir putin said nothing today about the mutiny. he was shown discussing engineers. it s not clear when this was recorded. but yevgeny prigozhin, head of the wagner mercenaries, who hasn t been seen in public since saturday, did talk today about his rebellion. in an audio message,