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potentially brutal. Sunday, scattered showers but the driest day

of the weekend. This is somebody who is not a

particularly organised killdr. We are live at the home of horse racing

as new rules are an estimated the cleanest in the world.

And a man who hated the beattiful game.

And I am in Cambridge on thd true difference cycle route as children

here get ready to welcome the world's test cyclists. `` pdst.

Ten days after the murder of a Saudi Arabian student in Colchester

we reveal what criminal profilers know about her killer.

Nahid Almanea was stabbed l`st Tuesday as she walked to university.

Behind the scenes, police are building a picture of her khller.

We'll hear from a criminologist in a moment.

But today police returned to search her house and made a direct appeal

They say someone must have seen her killer.

Our Chief Reporter Kim Riley is in Colchester now.

There has been no slackening in the pace of this police operation. There

are well over 100 detectives now involved in the inquiry. Elhjah made

of land is still sealed off behind blue and white tape `` a large

amount of land. The house where Nahid Almanda

The house where Nahid Almanea lived with her brother has been under

surveillance around the clock. The police played down the significance

of the forensic operation, saying it was a normal part of the process.

Undergrowth was also cleared near the footpath where Nahid Allanea was

the footpath where Nahid Almanea was stabbed repeatedly on her w`y

stabbed repeatedly on her way to university. There must have been

people who use that trail hdre how yet come forward. Between 10am and

1014, please come and speak to us. You may think that you did not see

anything or that you will bd be key to helping us find the

killer. the man and woman seen cycling on

the part that morning, man in who did jumper seen running

away from it. And a man wearing a walking in the direction from the

University. Knocking on doors this afternoon, I could find no one who

knew her, or could throw anx lights on these reports. Last evening,

Essex's Police and Crime Commissioner held one of his regular

public meetings. This one w`s at the Colchester Institute. The focus

inevitably on not one but two vicious murders in the town in the

past three months. What is a community safety partnership doing

in Colchester to make this a safe time? What about crime trends

which these murders have bedn happening? Questions on manx

people's mains. At last they's meetings local residents were

outnumbered by the press, but those who did come had plenty to say.

Colchester is totally different at the moment. Anxieties are affecting

parents and children. Even on roads, I felt vulnerable. The meeting heard

I felt vulnerable. The meethng heard that serious sexual and violent

crime had significantly increased compared to the previous ye`r.

compared to the previous year. I've been asked a number of times what my

gut feeling is. I do not work to gut feeling. I worked

methodical investigation. That is what we will do on this occ`sion.

Has been a lot of pressure put on Essex

student from overseas who has been killed?

be responsible and the police are trying to be very

concerns from Saudi Arabia. And I think there is also

recognise that we have something like 3000 postgraduate

the University, the police want to build the rape relationship,

could be quite difficult. `` the right relationship. With

investigations still ongoing, those attending the meeting were seeking

reassurance. Want an know if it is safe for my son or my wife

We want to know what the police is doing about this incident. There was

an attack adjacent to my thought that I should come. Adult it

was tremendously important to get Colchester is pretty scared at the

moment. of the random and horrific nature of

committed. With that in mind, the advice is once again to not leave

yourself honourable until the investigations are over.

Back in March James Attfield received over 100 knife wins. The

police say that these are p`rallel police say that these are parallel

but not linked. There are two numbers to give you, they are on the

screen. The police you can call anonymously to

Crimestoppers. The police are running separate

investigations into the two murders after taking

advice from a criminal profiler. Dr Elizabeth Yardley is

a criminologist from This afternoon I asked her what

kind of information that decision Obviously both people were killed in

isolated locations, within the same locality, and they were both

stabbed. But to be honest when you look at the method, stabbing is the

most common method in most cases third of all the murders th`t take

lace. well, if you have the same person

hears responsible murders, they tend to kill people as

part of the same social grip. Age, gender, ethnicity, that does not

seem to be the case here. Looking specifically at Nahid Almanea's

guess, that happened in bro`d delight. What can we learn `bout

that? The fact that this happened in broad daylight, it does bring to

main somebody who had mental health issues, somebody

particularly organised killdr, somebody suffering from some pain of

compulsion or psychosis that needs desperately to be treated. This is

not an organised killer that we're looking at in this case. We have

been an Colchester reporting since it has happdned We

have spoken to a lot of people who are very fearful. Right `` idea

right to be fearful? It is natural when two murders happen within this

time frame that people will be worried. The clear up rate for

murder in this country is 92%. `` crime rate. People should follow the

safety advice that is being issued by the local police, but thdy should

not be overly concerned, to be honest. We can see

that the police do not have any results, but there are hundreds of

officers working on that, wd can see them doing searches. What will be

be looking at who has access to the victims

to carry out the murders. Looking at the social networks of

the opportunity for them to be alone with people you might want

trawling through a lot of information,

large volume of information coming in. I do not think that we should

a zero`tolerance approach to the use of anabolic steroids.

ever doping scandal, involvhng Godolphin Stables in Newmarket.

22nd last year. The home of British racing was hit by a bombshell, a

doping scandal at the Godolphin Stables, the most successful horse

racing operation in the country. 15 horses had been given anabolic

steroids illegally. The British horse racing authority today

tightened its rules even further. This was a controversy which should

Greece into the corner. Godolphin, a global brand immersed in thd biggest

doping scandal in history. It did present an opportunity for ts to

build on our regulation and we have absolutely strengthened it. We have

committed more than we saw us is it. We have conducted an independent

study, and now we have got one of the strongest anti`doping and

anabolic steroid policies in place. People should have faith in British

horse racing. They have introduced a complete ban on anabolic steroids

with no exception. If steroids are used then there will be a 12 month

ban on training and 14 month ban on racing. This man was banned for

eight years, and then Jerod Butler, `` Gerard Butler, he was banned for

nine years. It is very important that racing is seen to have a zero

tolerance policy on anabolic steroids. We have seen in athletics,

cycling, that a sport which allows that to happen shoots itself in the

foot as far as public opinion is concerned, and we cannot allow that.

It means that the testers cannot con your door any time, day or night. ``

cannot on your door. The Brhtish horse racing authority, well done,

zero tolerance policy, that has got to be good news. These tougher

anti`doping rules come into force on the 1st of January

are designed to make British racing the cleanest in the world.

With so many people getting so much money on racing, it

public confidence, it has to be clean. Today's

certainly seem to be very well received by the people I have spoken

to Newmarket today. Around 200 jobs could go as part

of cuts at the Norfolk and The trust admits demand

for services is rising Other proposals to save mondy

include selling The trust has to get

its strategic plan to the health The plans were discussed today

at a board meeting in Swaffham. Still to come: We have the news that

heavy rain is on the way. And the man who found himself

because he said that he hated the beautiful game.

Now, in just ten days? time, the world's greatest cycle race hits

Stage three of the Tour de France starts in Cambridge a week

From there, the race winds its way through Essex on its way to a finish

The region's economy is expecting a boost, but it's not just local

businesses on the tour route who are getting excited.

Hours of work, every attenthon to detail. Artwork fit for a king.

detail. Artwork fit for a khng. But certainly the king of the Mountains.

Pupils at the school in Cambridge are leading the way to welcome the

world's top cyclists. I am excited, it is not everyday that you get an

opportunity to do something like this. We are painting all of the

different jerseys that are hn the Tour de France. It is very cool and

I'm sure that no one else whll be doing anything like this.

Masterpiece finally finished, time for it to take centre stage. The

centrepiece of the school's art exhibition at the front gatds, right

on the true root itself. It is a prestigious world events, he would

prestigious world events, hd would not want it on their doorstep?

prestigious world events, he would not want it on their doorstdp? I

not want it on their doorstep? I will be there to see everything

happening. We have a few boys and girls who live close enough to the

school to say: They do not. like more of them to do that.

Hopefully one of the legacids of tour will be actually getting on the

bike. This picturesque market town in Essex will hardly know what has

hit it. We have still got to make the effort and make it

fantastic for when they are coming through. This was my

bicycle and it has been sitting in the garage for the last 20 years

we thought we would get it out and put it in the window.

mugs, tea towels, artwork by local artists is. What

Probably the mugs and the tea table. It picked the

red and the surrounding villages are in blue. They are anticipathng a

memorable, hopefully profitable day. The Red Arrows have now been

delighting crates for decades. They have become famous the world over.

But what is not so well`known is the story of their mascot, a golden

retriever called Dusty. This loyal labrador, the Red

Arrows's first`ever mascot, was loved by pilots and ground staff

alike. But in May 1965, Dusty was killed. He dashed out onto the

runway and was struck by a plane is it took off. He was buried near this

spot and for half a century his grave had been forgotten until now.

Local schoolchildren Howard Dusty's story and decided that it must

a happy ending. So they havd scrubbed, painted and planted and

after two weeks Dusty has a fitting green. Today, his owner, former

Flight Lieutenant Henry Prince, I hear. I cannot thank you enough,

hear. I cannot thank you enough it is wonderful. If I said a more array

would burst into tears. What did you think of the story?

when we started to get to know the story a bit, we were

When we got told that we were cleaning it and meeting Henry

storm, you could not read much of the writing. To begin with we

thought it said 1901. Now it is much a grave now, which is really lovely

and the children have enjoyed it. It is almost as bad as

losing a member of the family. It is as bad. He was just a wonderful dog.

Finally, to end this. 's story, Dusty's very own red arrow, complete

with a poor print. `` paw print. Now, do you remember a time

when England was good at football? 1966 and that World Cup win is

a long time ago. England beat West Germany 4`2

in the final at Wembley, of course. Ken German from Cambridgeshire was

22 at the time and saw the latch. And that would have been great,

only that Ken didn't like football. He got

in touch to tell us his story. No previous international, no cup

final matched this event, the final of the World Cup.

It was July the 30th, 1966, a day that Ken German remembers well. All

we've had been cancelled. They said, all of those who like football, take

one step forward. Two of us were left on the line. Ken

cars and bikes, he hated football, so being picked for crowd control at

Wembley was a blow. You were picked Absolutely. I could face thd crowd

and look at them and interest than that and in the food

bowl. If you look at the old remember any of the goals actually

going on? who the players were? Yes, I did

know Bobby Miller, colleagues were West Ham fans ``

Bobby Moore. celebrations that night and woke up

with a hangover the next dax. footballer in the pub. He did not

know his name, but it turned out that it was Pele. We loved Ken

German's story, if you have a story about the World Cup, it is not too

late to let me know. believe, but I suppose if you only

had your life, the World Cup final of

1966 would not be a bad chohce. We can feed off that a little bit

now, country? `` can't we? Low`pressure moving in, a band of

rain moving in this evening and overnight. Some rain moving into

southern and western countids. Through this evening it will start

to head northwards, places like Norfolk make not seasoned till after

midnight. As it will become more broken and patchy.

For the northern half of the region, not a great deal left. Tempdrature

wise we are not as chilly as night because we have a gre`t deal

of closed around. fortunes tomorrow, it could be a dry

start for many of us Heavy downpours that could cause

surface spray may even be something bright. You

can see all of this rain, it is some thunderstorms as well. Not good

conditions of temperatures, 16 to 18 Cdlsius.

It heads northwards slowly. lot of rain and a short space of

time. the map. `` look at. There could be

some High`pressure starting to move them,

the northerly Saturday but some pretty he`vy

downpours Essentially unsettled start to next

week. `` a settled start. That is all from us. Good evening.