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of colluding with her lover in the murder of her husband, kyriakos amiridis. a police investigator said francoise amiridis had admitted having an affair with a policeman who she blamed for the killing.catriona renton reports. the greek ambassador s wife francoise amiridis arriving at a police station in rio de janeiro. her husband kyriakos amiridis had been missing since monday. his body was found in the boot of a burnt out car on the outskirts of rio on thursday. his wife told police he left in his rented car and did not tell her where he was going. it s been claimed mrs amiridis was having an affair with a policeman called sergio moreira. he has now confessed to killing her husband. it s understood he told detectives she told him to do it. investigators say the two had been planning this for days. mrs amiridis admitted to the affair but denies ordering the murder. a cousin of the policeman has been accused of taking part in the crime and moving the body. investigation ....
police in brazil have accused the greek ambassador‘s wife of colluding with her lover in the murder of her husband, kyriakos amiridis. a police investigator said francoise amiridis had admitted having an affair with a policeman who she blamed for the killing. catriona renton reports. the greek ambassador s wife francoise amiridis arriving at a police station in rio de janeiro. her husband kyriakos amiridis had been missing since monday. his body was found in the boot of a burnt out car on the outskirts of rio on thursday. his wife told police he left in his rented car and did not tell her where he was going. it s been claimed mrs amiridis was having an affair with a policeman called sergio moreira. he has now confessed to killing her husband. it s understood he told detectives she told him to do it. investigators say the two had been planning this for days. mrs amiridis admitted to the affair but denies ordering the murder. a cousin of the policeman has been accused o ....
and pain killers creating a generation of users and killing tens of thousands of people the drug they call the devil has hit hardest in small town america, already ravaged by years of economic decline. we re hearing outgoing fire. the troops are trying to gauge how much resistance is in these villages. we join the kurdish forces on the frontline, as mosul awaits from deliverance from so called islamic state. also before and after the pioneering surgery withoutical pals that cured without scalpels. and a year in the life of the penguin caught on cam ra. victoria gill joins scientists as they track how the birds are apt thatting adapting to climate change. america is in the grip of a heroin and prescription pain killer epidemic. more americans as many as 50,000 a year, are dying from drug overdoses than from car crashes or being shot. increasingly, the victims are young, white and middle class people. they ve become hooked on the deadly drugs. over the past year, ....
bit longer to welcome in the new year tonight. an extra second will be added to the world s clocks to stay in sync with the earth s rotation. good evening and welcome to bbc news. celebrations around the world are continuing to welcome in 2017. this is the scene live in dubai, the latest major city to tick past midnight. hundreds of thousands of people are watching the display at the burj khalifa, the world s tallest building, measuring 828 metres high. these pictures show events in sydney earlier. we ve been talking about the security and put in place in many of the cities around the world tonight and here in dubai, private security guards are in attendance on the streets and there are metal barriers blocking the pavements around the building clear so that emergency vehicles could reach the centre of the city fc needed to. of course, last year, things went slightly awry last year, things went slightly awry last year. police ce thought police say the quality weddi ....
attachment to the place. they provide ground work and relevance for people to put that energy, you know. then of course, it also brings home a lot of bigger picture questions about human beings presence on the planet. so this is the last camera of this expedition now? that s it for this year, for this camera any way. now it s just turn it on and fingers crossed. back next year. yeah. and that s it from this special edition of reporters looking back at some of the very best reports from this year. from me, bye for now. this is bbc news. i m martine croxall. viewers on bbc one willjoin us shortly for a full round up of the day s news. first, a look at the weather for the week ahead with sarah keith lucas. hello, there. 2016 s ended on a fairly mild and cloudy sort of note. what does the first part of 2017 hold for us? well, certainly a change to the feel to the weather. a cold front moving south across the uk and that s going to open the doors to much colder air moving ....