she also has friends from bristol who help and visit her too. but at that time, when she was at that shelter, bennylyn apparently met another man... ..named andrew innes. he enticed her to visit scotland. andrew innes is a... well, was a software engineer and very au fait with internet and all things computer. he was known to be registered on a number of dating sites on the internet. 0nce such site was called filipino cupid, which bennylyn was also registered. bennylyn was a loving, caring mother, who wasjust looking for companionship and had added her details onto that site and met innes through that medium. he was quite calculating though with who he was looking for on these sites, though, wasn't he? yeah. through our enquiries, following the incident, we established that andrew innes had a scraper tool for that website, which in essence, through his computer skills, allowed him to draw the data from that site and categorise it, so it was categorised in terms of women, their age, their height, their build, if they had children, the ages of the

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and they're used in bristol too. we found some of the new darker skin products on this training ward at the university of the west of england. it's important because we are based in bristol, it is a multicultural city, so not only do we want our student body to represent that community, we also need our equipment to represent that community. whether it is veins or whether it is looking at rashes on skin, all of those look differently on different skin types. and i think we do need to enable our students to be ready for that world of difference. a small change on this bristol production line is now making a difference around the world, in the drive for better representation. conservationists say thousands of starlings that were once an attraction in east belfast have been displaced due to light pollution. it's thought new led lighting in the area may have played a role. the beautiful aerial display of starling dipping and diving is known as the commemoration. large crowds gather at albert bridge to photograph the natu

sharif from bristol travelled to ukraine a few weeks after the invasion. british volunteers who are ex—military are seen as bringing valuable knowledge and experience. another successful day of training with our team. and with his nine years in the british army, sharif helped teach ordinary ukrainian civilians medical and weapon skills before joining a military unit himself on the front lines. some big stuff's coming up in the next few days. so, i'm just making a video to say, hi, and i love everyone. but not long after he recorded this message, his unit came under attack and sharif was badly injured. had a tough night cause the anaesthesiologist wasn't in, so, yeah, that is my life at the moment. i have been in touch with sharif while he spent weeks recovering in a military hospital in the heavily bombarded city of 0desa. say hi to the doctor. i am off to another operation. wish me luck. now, a british charity is helping him get to the border and back to the uk. but the journey is far from straightforward. apparently, he does not have all the right mili

mark easton, bbc news, bristol. tributes are being paid to the american rap artist david jolicoeur, a founding member of the ground—breaking hip—hop trio de la soul, who's died at the age of 5a. the group met in high school and sold over a million copies of their debut album. they had several top—20 hits in the uk, including three is the magic number, and me, myselfand i. their innovative style, which changed the face of hip hop, often featured samples of other people's work. but expensive copyright battles meant the trio didn't profit as much as they could have from their talent. de la soul's david jollicoeur — who's died at the age of 5a. cricket, and the former england men's captain eoin morgan has announced his retirement from the sport. the 36—year—old, who was born in dublin, stepped down from the international game injune. under morgan's guidance, england won the world cup in 2019 and reached the top of the one—day and twenty20 rankings. morgan says he intends to remain involved in the game work

mark easton, bbc news, bristol. it's being described as one of the worst environmental for years, an estimated million tonnes of household waste was secretly put into landfill at a site, despite councils sending it to be recycled. now campaigners are fighting to protect the city's water supply from being damaged by toxic chemicals in londonderry. our ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. in the 19905 and 20005, criminal gangs, in the guise of a reputable waste disposal company, were bringing household recycling here. but instead of being recycled, it was put into landfill. what we have got is one of the biggest illegal landfills in europe. it covers the scale of about 46 football pitches. in 2013, the mobuoy site near derry was shut down. now, a decade on, two men are due to be sentenced for illegal dumping. i've lived here about 40 years. i was horrified that this had been allowed to happen because i believed that my public services were looking after my environment and looking after my water and looking after

michael buchanan, bbc news, bristol. there were other stats published today that showed betweenjuly and september last year almost 100,000 households were living in temporary accommodation. that's the highest level since 2004 and very close to record levels. and it includes over 125,000 children. so what's going on? well, the government is trying. it's spending £2 billion tackling all forms of homelessness, including rough sleeping, and it's put a range of initiatives in place. but it's facing several significant headwinds. there simply aren't enough affordable homes because successive governments haven't built enough. and housing benefits levels have been frozen for three years, meaning they're falling far behind soaring rent levels, so too many people can't afford a place to call home. it all means the government's manifesto commitment to end rough sleeping by next year seems a forlorn hope. michael, thank you. one in four supermarket customers are struggling with their finances — according to new research. the stud

bristol's scheme started just before christmas. i think everyone in bristol agrees that we all have a bad cough that lingers, and i think the air quality is terrible. anything we could do to improve it, ifully support. i'm not really seeing a difference. are my lungs better? no, they're the same as they were last year as well, so... as a cyclist, it hasn't made the roads any quieter. - well, it's to stop people coming into the city, but it's also to make money, i think. it's good because we're trying to keep the planet a bit healthier. you know, we want healthy air, just clean air. it's good for everyone. bath started charging commercial vehicles two years ago, but some feel that's moved traffic and emissions onto wiltshire's roads. we've seen significant increases in terms of heavy goods vehicles coming through the middle of westbury. we're here on a street where the trucks are going, what, a metre and a half from people's front doors. so, we've taken an air quality problem in bath and simply transposed it to the middle of an area

michael buchanan, bbc news, bristol. thousands of schools in england, scotland and wales are facing further disruption this week, as teachers strike again over pay. the disputes across the uk started with below inflation pay rises for this financial year. in england, teachers received a 5% pay increase, and the government hasn't yet moved this. in scotland, a revised offer of 6 per cent has been rejected by unions. and teachers in wales were offered a 6.5 per cent award, plus a one—off payment, but that's also been turned down. today, members of the national education union took action across northern england, as did members of the educational institute of scotland. parts of england and wales will also be affected over the next two days, as our education editor branwenjeffreys reports. feast your eyes, look at this. bacon butties for striking teachers, gathering in newcastle from the picket line, protesting about workload as much as pay. among them, lynn with her two daughters. i was really shocked by the workload expe

bristol's scheme started just before christmas. i think everyone in bristol agrees that we all have a bad cough that lingers, and i think the air quality is terrible. anything we could do to improve it, ifully support. i'm not really seeing a difference. are my lungs better? no, they're the same as they were last year as well, so... as a cyclist, it hasn't made the roads any quieter. - well, it's to stop people coming into the city, but it's also to make money, i think. it's good because we're trying to keep the planet a bit healthier. you know, we want healthier air, we just want clean air. it's good for everyone. bath started charging commercial vehicles two years ago, but some feel that's moved traffic and emissions onto wiltshire's roads. we've seen significant increases in terms of heavy—goods vehicles coming through the middle of westbury. we're here on a street where the trucks are going, what, a metre and a half from people's front doors. so, we've taken an air quality problem in bath and simply transposed it to the middl

studio: natalie pirks in bristol, thank you. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts. i wanted to start by showing the stargazers what they are possibly not missing. we havejupiter and venus in the sky with the crescent moon in amongst all the cloud and rain we have seen today because of the story was we had some appreciable rain, the first for some time, and also a significant drop in the temperature behind the weather fronts so for the likes of north—east wales, 13 yesterday and ate today, average for the time of year but it has been so mild it was very noticeable. the raggedy looking weather front is sitting to the east, lots of showers following behind. showers bringing flakes of snow over bodmin moor at the moment so cold air is digging southwards, perhaps a smattering on the hills as

mark easton, bbc news, bristol. cylcone gabrielle has battered new zealand leaving tens of thousands of homes without power. a state of emergency has been declared in five regions on the country's north island. richard galpin has the latest. cyclone gabriel has battered much of the north islands, including the most populous city of auckland. the authorities say tens of thousands of people have lost power. fearing the worst, many here have been going to the shops to stockpile food and water, leaving the shelves empty. we're seeing the impact of the cyclone across the top of the north island as at 130 today, around 46,000 customers have lost their power. as a result, a major operation is now under way to ensure people are safe. civil defence centres and shelters have been set up across the top of the north island and are ready to use in case people have to evacuate. i can't stress enough that please have a plan to leave your home if you see water levels rising around you or if you're worried about land stability aroun

it is straight to the hospitalfor me, not a lot of bristol that i will be seeing. of bristol that i will be seeing-— of bristol that i will be seeina. , ., , ., , ., seeing. he is a story of survival— seeing. he is a story of survival has _ seeing. he is a story of survival has caught i seeing. he is a story of survival has caught the j survival has caught the attention of the newspapers who have given him the nickname, rambo. the call for volunteers to enlist in the ukrainian military came from the president himself at the start of the invasion. to the citizens of the world, he said, come and fight side—by—side with ukraine. what he called the beginning of a war against europe. ican i can understand why ukraine has been welcoming volunteers who have combat experience to help take on the russian army. but what about those who do not? these guys are getting together for the first time since being on the front line and they have agreed to share a few warrant stories with me from mums in the trenches. mit? from mums in the trenches. why did ou from mums in the trenches. why did you

michael buchanan, bbc news, bristol. joining me now is emma haddad, chief executive of st mungos homeless charity. good to see you. what are you seeing there? . ~' ,, good to see you. what are you seeing there? ., ~ i. ., ., ., j, there? thank you having me. today's statistics unfortunately _ there? thank you having me. today's statistics unfortunately confirmed - statistics unfortunately confirmed what we have feared, which is a huge increase in the number of people eitherfinding increase in the number of people either finding themselves homeless or on the brink of homelessness and seeking support from our services and many others. it is heartbreaking to see, it is contrary to the government strategy of ending rough sleeping by next year. it looks like things are going at the wrong direction. ~ , , , , , direction. why these numbers up so dramatically? _ direction. why these numbers up so dramatically? 7596 _ direction. why these numbers up so dramatically? 7596 up _ direction. why these numbers up so dramatically? 7596

what i did thereafter was when we returned to bristol , i wore the skies at the time. iused , i wore the skies at the time. i used to wear contact lenses, so i had the perfect glasses . i so i had the perfect glasses. i pulled the hood of my hotel. i started to grow a beard. that took a few weeks to actually to get to any significant length. i carried a stone umbrella, had quite a slow screwdriver in my pocket, so it was a warning time. but over over a couple of weeks, of course , the sense of weeks, of course, the sense of anxiety diminished and i also was i also thought of leaving bristol and going to stay with my brother and sister. my sister in law, who live in northern ireland. but i thought this is this is cowardly on my part. if these people are coming after me and if they want to make me a martyr to freedom of expression and academics, freedom, so be it. i've had a good life. i'm in my mid sixties and i want to carry on having a good life. but if somebody wants to do me harm for this, for this reason, so be it . do you feel now that you've it. do you feel now t

what i did thereafter was when we returned to bristol , i wore the skies at the time. iused , i wore the skies at the time. i used to wear contact lenses, so i had the perfect glasses . i so i had the perfect glasses. i pulled the hood of my hotel. i started to grow a beard. that took a few weeks to actually to get to any significant length. i carried a stone umbrella, had quite a slow screwdriver in my pocket, so it was a warning time. but over over a couple of weeks, of course , the sense of weeks, of course, the sense of anxiety diminished and i also was i also thought of leaving bristol and going to stay with my brother and sister. my sister in law, who live in northern ireland. but i thought this is this is cowardly on my part. if these people are coming after me and if they want to make me a martyr to freedom of expression and academics, freedom, so be it. i've had a good life. i'm in my mid sixties and i want to carry on having a good life. but if somebody wants to do me harm for this, for this reason, so be it . do you feel now that you've it. do you feel now t

yeah jason's donor down bristol. yeah but what to go with but you know what not to go with that that is one of the that is, that is one of the that's an and the thing anyway daily star next and lots of business is offer discounts the nhs staff but this business is selling something that put selling something that might put customers in are you going to borrow someone's nhs card next time go to score some crack. absolutely i am this is berlin drug dealer offers nhs staff teachers so staff and teachers discount in solidarity with strikes . how good discount in solidarity with strikes. how good is discount in solidarity with strikes . how good is that? strikes. how good is that? people twitter have been saying he's doing more for nhs workers than the british government and somebody . a brilliant joke. i somebody. a brilliant joke. i don't know if it was you jonathan it said smoke out to help out brilliant. i think this is great. i mean, we know there's a backlog in the nhs if they're getting cheap speed or that kind of

yeah jason's donor down bristol. yeah but what to go with but you know what not to go with that that is one of the that is, that is one of the that's an and the thing anyway daily star next and lots of business is offer discounts the nhs staff but this business is selling something that put selling something that might put customers in are you going to borrow someone's nhs card next time go to score some crack. absolutely i am this is berlin drug dealer offers nhs staff teachers so staff and teachers discount in solidarity with strikes . how good discount in solidarity with strikes. how good is discount in solidarity with strikes . how good is that? strikes. how good is that? people twitter have been saying he's doing more for nhs workers than the british government and somebody . a brilliant joke. i somebody. a brilliant joke. i don't know if it was you jonathan it said smoke out to help out brilliant. i think this is great. i mean, we know there's a backlog in the nhs if they're getting cheap speed or that kind of

that what he found _ august 2022 a house in bristol. that what he found this _ august 2022 a house in bristol. t'tat what he found this ten—week—old baby boy with marcus and the baby was taken to hospitaljust 11 days later he died. he was unable to explain exactly how the baby boy had come by his injuries but when he was presented with forensic evidence, cctv and some evidence from witnesses, he did eventually confessed that he was responsible for the boys death and that he had shaken this baby boy to death. his own sun, his newborn sun, the name of the baby boy is not been released at the request of the family but after pleading guilty to manslaughter, marcus has been sentenced to seven years and eight months in prison. and he was read a victim personal statement from the babies mother sing these last few years have been nothing but a living nightmare that is been torture. my heart x every day and the pain is unbearable. herson's heart x every day and the pain is unbearable. her son's life had been stolen from the ifjust unbearable

michael buchanan, bbc news, bristol. joining me now is andrew connell, the salvation army's policy advisor on homelessness. hello to you, andrew. what does the salvation army want the government to do? they say they are putting hundreds of millions of pounds into this problem but they do have a target of ending refs sleeping by the end of next year. how can they achieve that?— achieve that? well, they are in dancer achieve that? well, they are in danger of _ achieve that? well, they are in danger of having _ achieve that? well, they are in danger of having that - achieve that? well, they are in danger of having that target i achieve that? well, they are in i danger of having that target very badly derailed unless they act quickly. you are right, the government have put a good deal of money into ending homelessness and riff sleeping, but we have been affected by the cost of living crisis like everybody else. we very, very briefly everything is worth less than it was. so when those funding settlements where agreed to sin

bristol are only two places above bath. hull fc and warrington have joined hull kr in winning their first two games of the new super league season. warrington won 16—12 at huddersfield. while hull subjected leeds to their second straight defeat. scott taylor's late try gave them a 22—18 victory at headingley. elsehwere wigan beat wakefield 60 points to nil. and finally — the hollywood owners of wrexham, ryan reynolds and rob mcellhennney are set to actually play for their club, not professionally though — or in the league — but their on pitch debuts will be in a "soccer tournament�* in the usa injune. the actors and directors will be in the squad alongside some former players, and it could earn the club a million dollars.. half of which the owners pledged to spend on community projects. that�*s all the sport for now. her name was ella, and some say she was the canary in the coal mine. this is the church which held her baptism, herfirst communion and, aged nine, herfuneral. she literally drowned in her own mucu

that game between the lionesses and belgium done in bristol. the other match was 1—0 between south korea and italy. the last time i had a look. let's stay with the lionesses for a moment because they have found out who they wll be facing in their first match at the world cup. the final qualifiers for the tournament have been taking place in new zealand and haiti beat chile 2—1 to make it into england's group. and it was their teenage star melchie dumornay who england will have to keep an eye on. the midfielder giving her side the lead just before the break with a powerful strike. haiti then missed a penalty late before dumornay doubled their lead deep into added time. chile still had time to pull one back but it's haiti who have reached their first world cup and will be in group d with the lionesses, denmark and china portugal are also through to their first world cup. cameroon thought that they had forced extra time after ajara nchout equalised in the 89th minute to make it 1—1 in hamilton. but the referee pointed to the spot in the four

danjohnson, bbc news, bristol. time it took ambulances in england to get patients suffering from emergencies like heart attacks and strokes fell significantly last month, that is the good news from the latest nhs figures. a&e waiting times also improved. 0ur health editor hugh pym is here. good news, they have fallen quite significantly.— they have fallen quite sianificantl . ., �*, they have fallen quite sianificantl . . �*, , , significantly. that's right, pretty significant. _ significantly. that's right, pretty significant, this. in _ significantly. that's right, pretty significant, this. in december, | significant, this. in december, there was this rise in flu cases adding to the other winter pressures on hospitals. for the category 2 response times in england, which includes heart attacks and strokes, on average, it was taking an hour and a half for ambulances to get patients in december. injanuary, that fell to half an hour, although still above the target of 80 minutes. in a&e, the four hour benchmark

candle lit vigils have been held in bristol and liverpool in her memory. been held in bristol and liverpool in her memory . the liverpool in her memory. the white house now says it doesn't think three high altitude wood objects was shot down by the military weekend are linked to china . one object was downed china. one object was downed over alaska, another over canada's territory and a third was shot down over lake huron in. us intelligence believes the unidentified objects could be commercial and that they're likely benign. it's after concerns they could be linked to a suspected chinese spy plane that was shot down off the coast of south carolina 11 days ago. you're up to date on tv, online and dab+ radio. this is gb news. now it's back to . now it's back to. tom good morning, now it's back to. tom good morning , 1934. and this is good morning, 1934. and this is the briefing with me tom harwood on your tv and your radio. now, first this morning, britain's equality watchdog has announced that it will its monitoring of the labour party two years after a report into the handling of anti—se

danjohnson, bbc news, bristol. in the last hour the church of england's national assembly the general synod has voted in favour of allowing priests to bless same—sex macro couples in civil partnerships and marriages. a significant move, this? it and marriages. a significant move, this? , ., and marriages. a significant move, this? , . , ., ., this? it is a significant move to some extent. _ this? it is a significant move to some extent, because - this? it is a significant move to some extent, because this - this? it is a significant move to some extent, because this hasj this? it is a significant move to - some extent, because this has been quite a painful process over five years, deciding what the church should do about same—sex marriages. now, we knew before it got to today that what was not going to be on the table was a vote to adopt same six marriages within the church of england. what was on the table was this motion that was passed which does include same—sex couples being allowed to have blessing pray

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brighton also got 5 against coventry united, while manchester city beat bristol city 8—1 and there was a 9—goal thriller as reading beat spurs 5—4 after extra time and aston villa beat west ham on penalties. in the scottish women's premier league, hearts and hibernian played out a 1—1 draw in the edinburgh derby. michaela mcalonie giving hibernian the lead. georgia hunter equalised in the final moments. but given they were also playing for the capital cup, the game went to penalties. charlotte parker—smith made the save for hearts in sudden death giving them the trophy. elsehwere glasgow city are top again after a thumping victory over aberdeen, while spartans and motherwell were the days other winners. scotland's six nations grand slam hopes are over after a courageous comeback felljust short in paris. they were beaten 32—21 by france who with a last minute try from gael fickou gained a bonus point and prevented scotland from claiming their own. here'sjoe wilson. that's badge has always brought on, scotland were in paris to measure their current progress, a deep breath and q

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