pulled the trigger. now, more than three decades later, another look at the frenzy. it was just crazy. the trial i made a mistake. was killing your husband one of those mistakes? no. the woman it s not at all who she is or was. and the case some say changed the way americans witnessed jis. i don t know if enough will ever be enough for anyone in this case. hello and welcome to dateline. you ve heard about it, pamela smart lived it. the beautiful young widow stepped from her small new england town into america s most gripping trial. the case had it all sex, betrayal, and murder. a very real drama that inspired a hollywood hit movie. now you re about to hear the chilling story from the woman at the center of it all. here s deadly secret. you were the biggest show in town. it was. maybe in america. at the time. this story, people couldn t get enough of it. nope. when i look back at the footage, i looked like a baby. you know, i look so
realty annual tuition fees. will that be realty a annual tuition fees. will that be really a source of inspiration for the government? that would be welcomed i am sure by students. but this is welcomed i am sure by students. but this is all welcomed i am sure by students. but this is all part of saving money and also this this is all part of saving money and also this levelling up agenda of the government, this revolution. thank ou, government, this revolution. thank you. benedicte- government, this revolution. .. thank you, benedicte. thank government, this revolution. thank you, benedicte. thank you government, this revolution. thank you, benedicte. thank you for - you, benedicte. thank you for summing that up. thank you and goodnight from all of us. hello, and a warm welcome to the film review here on bbc news. and taking us through this week s cinema releases, as ever, it s mark kermode. and all of human life is here! very interesting week. we have the many sai
to high teens. eastern scotland, england and wales, the low 20s are well above the seasonal average. then through sunday night, that confront begins to go eastwards slowly and bringing some heavy rain on it and some blustery winds as it continues to journey eastwards. it will not reach the eastern half of england until monday morning. another warm and muggy one, turning chilly with some showers behind that weather front out west. you can see this area of the pressure is taking charge. the cold front is moving its way eastwards during monday morning, arriving across east to england later in the morning. again, some heavy rain and some strong gusty winds which clear away into the north see and then we are left with much sunnier skies with showers which are heavy across western scotland and temperatures 13 18. closer to the seasonal average but noticeably cooler. unsettled for the upcoming week. sunshine and showers, also spells of wet and windy weather as low pressure comes acr
are losing £20, you will be hit by then us insurers. if you take them both together a low paid nurse will be at £900 a year worse off. this is not the time to make people worse off. . ~ , ., not the time to make people worse off. . ~ , ., , . off. 0k, thank you very much indeed for that. off. 0k, thank you very much indeed for that nigel off. 0k, thank you very much indeed for that. nigel nelson, off. 0k, thank you very much indeed for that. nigel nelson, 10 off. 0k, thank you very much indeed for that. nigel nelson, 10 phillips, i for that. nigel nelson, jo phillips, as ever, enjoy the rest of weekend and thank you very much, lovely to see you both. it has been great to have you here with us on bbc news. from the team and myself, cheerio. hello, and a warm welcome to the film review here on bbc news. and taking us through this week s cinema releases, as ever, it s mark kermode. and all of human life is here! very interesting week. we have the many saints of newark,
hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are faiza shaheen, political commentator and former labour parliamentary candidate and nonresident fellow at new york university. and also with me is rob merrick, who s deputy political editor at the independent. tomorrow s front pages, starting with. brought much of britain to a standstill today. the daily mail s front page reflects that motorists panic buying fuel brought much of britain to a standstill today. the times reports the country faced chaotic scenes today, with four hour queues at the borders and protests that blocked the port of dover. it may only be approaching the end of september, but the daily mirror says britain faces a festive crisis in shops due to the shortage of hgv drivers. according to the financial times, borisjohnson has bowed to months of pressure from business by authorising a temporary visa scheme covering up to 10,000 foreign workers to ease a shortage