From the campaign trail to the everglades not just to wrangle as many pythons as possible. The grand prize of $10,000. Wildlife expert jeff corwin is here to talk about it welcome to laura coates live. I m audie cornish in for laura tonight. Vice president harris delivers what s long been promised and economic policy of her own, the stakes could not have been higher republicans are trying to tie the economic anxiety of bidennomics to harris by pinning her to the inflation spike that happened under president biden s watch so she went to hotly contested north carolina. She pitched her vision and many of her proposals sound a lot like bidenomics others appear kind of like a more amped up version geared towards converting the economic frustration people are feeling into populous enthusiasm so for example, her plan calls for constructing 3 million new housing units. A new tax credit for families with newborns and a federal ban on price gouging for food and groceries she made her case by emp
New would want to hurt her. How could this happen?. How could this happen to someone that we knew?. Homecoming queen was 18 when she disappeared. Everybody sweetheart. People like her. Reporter: was at her boyfriend?. They had fought before. Did you verbally abuse her?. Yes. Physically abuse or?. Yes. Reporter: or was it another man in her life, they had been together the night she died. More than 13 years would go by as hannah s family fought for justice. Two possible suspects. Did your kid kill her?. It was very intense. Reporter: with her ever be justice for hannah hill?. Hello and welcome to dateline. Hannah hill was an outgoing teenager with a future as bright as a smile. Then suddenly, she went missing. When her body was found a week later, police the road in an two potential suspects. Her boyfriend and another young man who caught hannah s eye. But to crack this case, detectives would have to unravel the clues, held in a mysterious black bag. One appeared seemingly out of nowher
Hello, iam lewis hello, i am lewis vaughanjones and welcome to the programme. We start here in the uk, where senior police leaders have warned that more violent protests are likely in the coming days, and 4,000 extra officers are available to respond. Tensions have escalated since the murder of three young girls in southport nearly a week ago. More than 90 people have been arrested after far right demonstrations descended into scenes of violence in towns and cities on saturday. Greg mckenzie reports. Tensions had been building all week, and yesterday saw an escalation of the violence and unrest linked to far right groups across england and northern ireland. Police forces stretched to their limits, fighting running battles like this in liverpool overnight. The scene of some of the worst violence, which turned into reported looting late in the evening. A number of officers were injured, with the mayhem spilling out into the city s main shopping areas. There were reports of youths throwin
Officers are available to respond. Tensions have escalated since the murder of three young girls in southport nearly a week ago. At least a 100 people have been arrested after far right demonstrations descended into scenes of violence in towns and cities on saturday. Greg mckenzie reports. Tensions had been building all week, and yesterday saw an escalation of the violence and unrest linked to far right groups across england and northern ireland. Police forces stretched to their limits, fighting running battles like this in liverpool overnight. The scene of some of the worst violence, which turned into reported looting late in the evening. A number of officers were injured, with the mayhem spilling out into the city s main shopping areas. There were reports of youths throwing fireworks at the police. In a statement, merseyside police said. The people who have brought such aggression and destruction into the heart of our communities do not represent the people of merseyside. This is dis
Hundreds of people have gathered outside a hotel believed to be housing asylum seekers. The demonstrators broke windows, threw projectiles and police, and a number of fires have been set alight outside the building. Chants of get them out could be heard outside by the far right protesters. At one stage, a large bin was set on fire and used to break through a window of the buildings. Some demonstrators could then be seen entering through the hole and throwing chairs back out into the crowds. More than 100 people were arrested on saturday after demonstrations organised by the far right descended into scenes of violence in towns and cities across england and northern ireland. The government insists that the police have all the resources they need to deal with the disorder. Many of the demonstrations have been fuelled by anti immigrant sentiment. With me is our reporter nickjohnson. We saw some of the images there from rotherham. Just update us on what we re seeing at the moment? the ictur