sport that they say anyone can try, we will see about that! as fires rage in greece, a landmark study on climate change is expected to deliver a massive wake up call on the state of the planet. i m so excited to go clubbing, i cannot wait! and the dancing re starts in scotland, as almost all of the final coronavirus restrictions are lifted. speu spell another day of bright and sunny spells of showers which could be heavy and thundery, although perhaps a less prolific than the weekend. by midweek, something dry and a bit warmer comes our way. it s monday 9th of august. our top story. the last of the british olympic athletes arrive home from tokyo later today, after team gb enjoyed one of its most successful games in history. after two weeks of action, yesterday s closing ceremony brought an end to an olympics like no other as ben croucher reports. the show had to go on. an olympic games like no other finishing how it started a stunning spectacle. but no spectators. led b
heart. there was something else something about his past. something deadly. i just came in the house and saw janet on the floor. she was crying. i was in shock. his whole life was shattered. he said i should probably let you know my wife was actually murdered. killed in a crime that had never been solved. she was always the perfect victim. what about him? he had been the focus of his first wife s mysterious death. was he a victim, too? i. who would want to believe that? hello and welcome to dateline. vanessa was a single parent looking for a second chance at love. more than 2,000 miles away, he was a suspect in his wife s unsolved murder. vanessa clung to the tree they could live happily ever after. she d found plenty of the wrong guys but in front of her was someone different. we met at a daycare. she was 25 and a single parent. in 2017, she met raven. like vanessa. he was single and raising a child alone. he was very charming. you fell for hi
you are up to date on the headlines. time now for wednesday in parliament. hello and welcome to wednesday in parliament. ministers unveil more help for people living in unsafe high rise flats. homeowners placed in difficult, sometimes impossible situations through no fault of their own. scotland s first minister is under pressure over her government s handling of allegations against her predecessor. so we have failed women, taxpayers money and a cover up at the heart of government, and this whole affair stinks to high heaven. and if it s wednesday in parliament, it must be prime minister s questions: i m delighted that he s now supporting business - in his latest stunt - of bandwagoneering, not a policy for which he was - famous before, mr speaker. more from those two in a moment. but first, what the housing secretary calls the largest ever government investment in building safety. robertjenrick has announced an extra three and a half billion pounds to help pay for the remo
lopetegui thought he knew what position he was in and actually, they were in different positions and they were in different positions and they just decided they were in different positions and theyjust decided that it s best to part ways now rather than struggle on for the first few weeks of the season. it s particularly bizarre that a manager has prepared a team in pre season but won t then take them into the start of that campaign. what was the nature of the disagreements you ve been detailing? basically, whenjulian lopetegui basically, when julian lopetegui came basically, whenjulian lopetegui came into the club after the world cup, he was told that there would be money to spend. but i think wolves felt as though they d made it clear that any money that was spent in january would come out of the budget for the summer. he kept wolves up and i think then he thought he was going to go into the transfer window and bring more plays in. it was quickly pointed out to him that wou
started yet but there s already been a change of manager. julen lopetegui has left wolves just a matter of days before their opening game. good afternoon. police officers in northern ireland say they re shocked and angry after a data breach that revealed sensitive information about them. yesterday the police service of northern ireland published the names, roles and work locations of all its staff by mistake. it s blamed human error and apologised. but officers are now worried about their safety and fear dissident republican groups could use the information to target them. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page reports. police officers everywhere deal with danger. but in this part of the uk, the risks are especially stark. members of the police service of northern ireland take steps to protect their identities, and the media agree not to show theirfaces. so the publication of personal details online has caused distress. this has the potential to be a major security breach. it s