Good evening. A man has beenjailed for life, and must serve at least 15 years, for planning to kidnap, rape and murder the television presenter holly willoughby. The judge at chelmsford crown court described gavin plumb s crimes as depraved and vile, while the jury were told his actions had a catastrophic impact on her. Charlotte gallagher s report contains details you may find distressing. Police! stay where you are! the moment gavin plumb was arrested. He s an obsessive loner. You are under arrest for conspiracy to kidnap. Who? holly willoughby. She is a fantasy of mine, a fantasy of a lot of guys. He plotted to turn his depraved fantasies into reality. Caller number four. The target of his obsession, one of the uk s best known tv personalities. Just hours earlier, holly willoughby had presented what would be her last episode of this morning. See you tomorrow. As later that day police told her of plumb s arrest over his plans to kidnap, rape and murder her. Metal cable ties, two sets
He s in the swing state of michigan while more members of his party call on him to quit the presidential race. It the presidential race. Is high stakes at every event joe it is high stakes at every event for joe biden now as he tries to convince his party not to desert him. Police search a property in west london, after the remains of two men were found in suitcases in bristol. The hunt for this man is continuing. The murder of kelso cochrane 65 years ago a black man stabbed by white youths. Now his family finally see evidence of a racial motive. And, 48 hours from the euros final, gareth southgate tells us how he s dealing with the pressure. Got to keep a professional focus, a bit of a detachment from the enormity of the occasion, if you like. On bbc london: a man s been arrested on suspicion of the murders of three women in hertfordshire. We ll have the latest from bushey. They were killed by a crossbow. Hello, good evening. President biden has hit the campaign trail in the swing
i am pamela brown in washington, welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are live in the cnn newsroom. we begin with a candid confession, the lead prosecutor in the trial against disgraced ex-cop derek chauvin says he was never convinced he was going to win the case until the verdict was finally read. live with the details, arienne. reporter: like many minnesotans and black americans across the country. keith ellison experienced disappointments multiple times. ellison led the prosecution in the derek chauvin s trial. in the 60-minute interview tonight he revealed publicly that he had doubts about the case. was there ever a time that you thought you could lose this case? i was never convinced that we are going to win this case until we heard the verdict of guilty. i remember what happened in the rodney king s case when i was a young man. i remember how devastated i felt when i heard the jury acquitted with those officers. particularly wh
christmas eve and that s with testing shortages. and none of the data includes results from those at-home covid tests. the nation overall is averaging 200,000 new cases each day right now. also concerns are growing around the risks for children. there s still a lot we don t know about the severity of omicron and people without immunity like kids who haven t been vaccinated. what we do know is the number of child hospitalizations for covid have quadrupled in new york city in recent weeks. nbc s mike memoli is traveling with the president in delaware. also with us is an epidemiologist from fielding school of public health. mike, we ll start with you in delaware. what did president biden say about what he s doing to shore up testing supplies and hospital resources? reporter: the president touched down here in delaware in the last hour. he s expected to remain here for the holiday week. his last order of business in the white house for 2021 was the same order of business that h
west coast responded with the latest on the strike action. the last time both actors and writers were on strike at the same time in the 19605 when ronald reagan was president, not of america, but of the screen actors guild. they will go on strike tomorrow when the writers walked out nearly over two months ago now, they brought a halt too much of the production in hollywood. now the actors ijoined them, that will bring almost a complete halt to the whole industry. that will cost the californian economy ten5 that will cost the californian economy tens of millions of dollars every day. it will mean financial hardship for many people working at industry still recovering from the pandemic and it will mean a major delay to scooting settles student schedules. the student schedules. the im act student schedules. the impact will student schedules. the impact will be student schedules. the impact will be very - impact will be very significant. can you tell us some of the