one of the most prolific sex offenders in scottish history. today s guilty verdict is justice for emma s family. butjustice delivered perhaps years later than it could have been, leaving a dangerous killer free to continue offending. again a reminder of the breaking news, that one of the uk s most high profile, unsolved murders of the last two decades, has been resolved, after iain packer was found guilty of the murder of 27 year old emma caldwell. he has beenjailed 27 year old emma caldwell. he has been jailed for life and ordered to serve a minimum of 36 years. emma s body was found in a remote part of south lanarkshire in may 2005, five weeks after she disappeared. today a jury weeks after she disappeared. today a jury at glasgow high court found iain packer guilty of her murder, along with 32 other charges against along with 32 other charges against a total of 22 women. a second ago we showed use an interview with iain packer and in that report look at this extended clip
fuel duty. lots of speculation and as ever we should fuel duty. lots of speculation and as ever we should also fuel duty. lots of speculation and as ever we should also say - fuel duty. lots of speculation and as ever we should also say we - fuel duty. lots of speculation and as ever we should also say we do| fuel duty. lots of speculation and - as ever we should also say we do not know what is in the budget until the chancellor announces it tomorrow, but there are a lot of guesses being made. the idea here will freeze fuel duty, continue to freeze fuel duty i think is one of the least surprising bits of speculation. no chancellor has raised that the levy since 2011 but i think that one is possibly a pretty firm bed of speculation. let s talk about cuts to personal taxes because i think what we can t divorce ourselves from is that this is an election year. presumably that s the undercurrent running through all of what to expect to hear from jeremy through all of what to e
also commit to getting the basics right across a whole range of service areas, ensuring bins are collected on time, our roads are in good condition, and our neighbourhoods are clean and safe places. we will bring a new era of accountability and transparency to this organisation. this will be the cornerstone for our journey to improving basic services, responding to the concerns of our citizens and ensuring that the mistakes of the past are never repeated. those responsible for the issues of equal pay will be held to account under the terms of a local inquiry that i hope government will be convening shortly. i want to stress that creating a culture of accountability is notjust about punishing people when things go wrong. it is also about creating a culture of trust and collaboration to ensure that we get things right in the first place, and where those, where there are issues, these can be raised openly without fear of retribution. that issues, these can be raised openly witho
in beijing would like to see winning the race for the white house. 0ur china correspondent steve mcdonell went to the great hall of the people to try to find out. later this year, the us announces their new president. what were the chinese comic party believe the of this equipment communist party. it s like pulling teeth. all clamouring there is a sense from the delegates that they don t want to speak out of turn when it comes to expressing an opinion on us politics. but they are worried about china us relations and they want them to improve. good effort from steven mcdonald there. let s get more on china s economic vision for the future now, and its leaders have set out what they re calling an ambitious economic growth target of around 5% this year. china is facing a property crisis, falling prices and high youth unemployment. here s china s premier li qiang on their strategy going forward. translation: these expected targets i are proposed taking into account. both dom
these are pictures coming into us from charlotte and we will be monitoring these voting pictures throughout the day. our north america correspondent emma vardy has been looking at the events of the last 2a hours leading up to super tuesday. she sent this report from colorado. america s getting ready for a big political contest. but despite the millions of votes being cast, it s already pretty clear which candidates will be facing off in the presidential battle. as colorado goes to the polls, sisters mandy and nicky are headed to the ice. we are such a divided nation. but the one thing i like is when i walk into the hockey rink, we re all the same. the feeling is rather different on the campaign trail, as 15 states are holding votes to pick their presidential candidates. crooked joe biden, you re fired! before polls have even closed, there s been a victory for donald trump. the state of colorado was in a fight to kick him off the ballot entirely for his role in the capitol rio