this guy marshall this whole family is part of this criminal enterprise. there s a moment where he stares at you and goes like this? like he s ringing your neck. yes, he didn t like me. he s an evil man. worse than charles manchin. sometimes it looks as if houston texas goes on forever, sprawling all the way to the horizon. this was also the setting of a sprawling crime. when they began on a quiet sunday night, with the young woman, named gelareh bagherzadeh. january 15th 2012, she had stopped by her boyfriend cory s house. for a surprise visit. she came to the, door knocked on the door was like surprise. as it would be doing? here she said i could not stay away. and we hung out for a couple of hours. she went home, and i told her when she got home to text me and let me know she made at home okay. just past 11 pm, now heading home gelareh bagherzadeh round through the streets of houston s galleria neighborhood. as she drove she chatted on the phone, with her fri
for dateline london. hello and welcome to the programme bringing together bbc specialists with the correspondents who write, blog and broadcast for audiences in their own countries from the dateline london. this week borisjohnson s finance minister opens the taxpayers purse as the prime minister himself tries to persuade world leaders to open theirs to mitigate climate change. plus, is famine stocking afghanistan? joining us to discuss all that is henry chu of the la times, who keeps the show on the road whilst the us west coast sleeps. latika bourke, columnist for the age and the sydney morning herald in australia. and here in the studio, the bbc s business editor simon jack. cop26, which begins in glasgow this weekend, is supposed to be the moment when the world s nations present individual beefed up pledges to mitigate climate change, agreed rules to prevent double counting and honour previously agreed plans in which the poorer countries can adapt to survive. the summit
a week on sunday allowing travellers returning to england to take private lateral flow tests, instead of more expensive pcr tests. victims of alleged domestic abuse are seeing their cases dropped at a rapidly increasing rate, because prosecutors ran out of time to bring charges. and. adele is back herfirst new music for six years, released at midnight. hello. the queen has appeared to suggest she s irritated by a lack of action in tackling the climate crisis. her remarks were picked up in clips of a conversation filmed on a phone at the opening of the welsh parliament the senedd in cardiff and reported in this morning s daily mail. the queen was talking to the duchess of cornwall and the parliament s presiding officer, and seemed to be referring to the forthcoming cop26 climate conference. she can be heard saying she does not know who is coming to the event, which will begin in glasgow at the end of this month. let s take a look at the two clips. the queen s remarks comes a
to the people of essex and the whole of the united kingdom. one local councillor who was at the scene expressed the shock in the community. we have lost a very good, hard working constituency mp who worked for everyone. didn t matter who you were, didn t matter about your religion or your culture. if you had a problem, he would work for you. the police are due to make a statement shortly. we ll bring you the latest. also tonight: pcr tests are suspended at a lab in wolverhampton amid concerns that more than 40,000 people were told they didn t have covid when they did. 0verheard at the welsh parliament the queen appears to express irritation at world leaders inaction on climate change. and free to fly in again the united states is opening up its borders to fully vaccinated travellers from the 8th of november. and coming up on the bbc news channel: steve bruce as there has been no discussions about his future as newcastle manager as it is confirmed that he will take charge