24/10/2016 South Today - Oxford

Coming up, guilty of murder over a join me on BBC Two right now and

Coming up, guilty of murder over a copy of The Wind In The Willows How

Michael Danaher killed Adri`n Greenwood over a first edithon of

the book. Also, not just about the animal's death but also its life.

The farmer cleaning the standard of halal meat needs to be improved And

high pressure will dominate and it will be mainly dry. The weather for

the week ahead shortly. A man has been found guilty

of murdering a book dealer during a robbery to steal a first

edition of The Wind in the Willows Michael Danaher stabbed

Adrian Greenwood multiple thmes at his home in

Oxford six months ago. The court heard that Danaher

also had other targets - including Kate Moss

and Gary Lineker. 51-year-old Michael Danaher

was no stranger to Oxford. In the weeks before he killdd

Adrian Greenwood he'd been caught several times on CCTV -

near restaurants in St Clemdnts And this selfie shows the khller

with blood on his face moments after stabbing Adrian Greenwood

16 times in his home. The 42-year-old book dealer

was found dead at his four-storey As well as suffering

more than a dozen stab wounds, the Oxford University gradu`te

had also been stamped on The court heard Michael Dan`her

had made several car journexs from his home in Peterborough

to visit Adrian Greenwood His murder was the result of

this first edition of The Wind In The Willows -

worth ?50,000 - later found by police

at Danaher's home. The book ended up

on eBay for ?2,000. A spreadsheet was also found

on Danaher's computer with ` list of high-profile names he also

intended to steal from - including Louise Redknapp,

Gary Lineker and Simon Cowell. During the investigation we looked

at Danaher's laptop. He had produced a list of very wealthy people that

he was going to pursue in one form or another to try and gain some

money. That might be robbing, stealing, or in some cases

kidnapping. He is a dangerots individual.

The jury here at Oxford Crown Court took just two hours

to reach their unanimous guilty murder verdict.

Michael Danaher showed no elotion and kept his arms crossed.

During sentencing, the judgd said Danaher had savagely stabbed

Mr Greenwood to death, and became obsessed with famous person`lities.

He went on to say he left hhm bleeding in his own hallway

He will spend at least a minimum of 34 years in prison.

A man from Buckinghamshire has been jailed along with ` man

from Lancashire for sexual offences against children.

Graham Dartnell, who is from Milton Keynes

Paul Bailey who is from Blackpool, was sentenced

Police say that as a result of the investigation two yotng

A school has paid tribute to a teacher who died in a car crash

Drama teacher Stephen Piper car crashed into a bus shelter

in Botley in the early hours of Saturday.

City of Oxford College, where he taught, said he was

an "extremely talented dancer and performer".

The college is offering counselling to students who have been

An Oxfordshire family of organic farmers are leading the calls

for the Halal meat industry to improve its standards.

Lutfi and Ruby Radwan opened Willowbrook farm in Hampton Gay

They are now urging the indtstry to move away from mass prodtction

to ensure better treatment of animals to stay true to Hslam.

Meet the Radwan family - Two Oxford academics who gave it

all up to follow their dreals of running their own organic farm

in the tiny Oxfordshire village of Hampton Gay.

Producers of halal, organic products, they are leading the calls

for Britain's halal meat industry to improve standards.

This is Willowbrook Farm, and we are the Radwan familx,

we are the first halal, organic farm in the UK.

So, in our interpretation, we think it is good and healthy

for you and acceptable, and does least harm if you like

to the environment and to yourself,

and to society that is what would be halal.

Muslims need to be aware that factory farming can

never really be moulded to the requirements of halal.

As long as you're accepting factory farmed chickens and mass sl`ughter,

three birds per second being killed with some tape recording of the

name of God being mentioned and an automatic blade

Killing an animal through the stunning, under-stunning when it

Dipping chickens in electric water, and then the ones that miss that

and also miss the blade and end up actually dying

in the process that comes after which is when they are dippdd

into boiling water for the de-feathering process.

So that whole industry is really incompatible with

We need to increase awareness among the communities.

Wholesomeness, purity is important, and we need double up the concept

Which is the essence of what our food laws is.

When you're finding chickens turning up for ?2, or two for ? ,

you've got to ask questions, how on earth could an animal have

been reared and produced and provided to that point-of-sale

So, actually, why not just eat less meat?

Go back to the special occasions when you enjoy it and you know

you've made an effort for getting it.

It's happening all over the country, we're producing all this chhcken

in this way, so that is real, and face up to that reality and be

A unique exhibition of three-dimensional portrahts

has opened at Waddesdon Manor in Buckinghamshire.

They're made using a scanner - which processes dozens of ilages

of the human head into a digital 3D model -

replicating every feature of the face in intricate detail

As well as letting you create your own bust, the technology cotld be

used to conserve historical artworks.

Just as an artist tries to capture a true likeness ,

the Veronica scanner uses eight cameras to capture

to map every detail of a human head from every `ngle.

The 2D images are then procdssed into digital models

What we are using here, we also use in its basic format

in places like Dagestan and Lebanon and Jordan, to record

We want to create a databasd of cultural heritage that c`n be

used to be studied and dissdminated just kind of preserved

Waddesdon Manor's charitabld trust, The Rothschild Foundation,

Lord Rothschild has long been interested

in science and new technology as well as art and conservation

This exhibition tries to unite the two.

We could use it to make replicas of sculpture,

we could use it to interrog`te some of the historic textiles,

If you think about tapestrids and how they have faded over time,

if you can take very, very high-resolution scans

and images of them, then it gives you the possibility to recrdate

the object as it might have been when it was made and

3D printers are now so accurate they're already widely used

in areas such as dentistry, engineering and architechture -

in the future they could be used to print human cells to forl skin

You will be able to print organs from

your very cells, so very much less prone to reject by your bodx,

because it is your body, so you can design the exact organ that you need

in the exact size that you need, and it would fit

So here we are with my very own 3D image -

It's slightly less detailed because they've had to speed it up,

but its definitely captured my features.

Alexis is on the way with the weather forecast

Good evening. The weather for the half term week, settled conditions,

maybe some rain to start thd week, but during the middle part of the

week and onwards towards thd weekend, high pressure will start to

take charge, maybe some morning mist and fog and even frost by the

weekend. Tonight, the possibility of one or two showers. The temperature

could drop as low as seven or eight Celsius. One or two showers and low

cloud and mist in places, which will clear tomorrow morning. Tomorrow

morning on one or two showers, could be heavy, but mainly light. Is in

during the course of the dax, drying out through the afternoon whth some

bright and sunny spells, high temperatures of 12-13dC, with a

light easterly breeze. Throtgh tomorrow night, we hold onto that

easterly breeze, but through the course of Wednesday, it will change

to a westerly airflow. Tomorrow night will be mainly dry with a fair

amount of low cloud, mist and fog in places. The easterly breeze will

continue as temperatures will drop to a mild nine, 10 Celsius. With all

that cloud cover on Wednesd`y, and improving picture to start the day,

it will be quite cloudy but sunshine will break through, and in the sunny

spells temperatures could rdach 13, 14 Celsius. This is the change in

wind direction, from an easterly to a south-westerly or westerlx. High

pressure continues to build in through Thursday, mainly drx and

settled with sunny spells. @ similar scenario expected on Friday, should

stay mainly dry, the outsidd chance of a shower, high-pressure will

remain in charge with a high on Friday of 14 Celsius. High-pressure

will build from Thursday onwards. As we look ahead to the weekend, we can

expect high to dominate our weather, there may be morning mist and fog

patches which could linger throughout the morning and be

stubborn to clear. The results of the possible at you with cldar skies

overnight we may have a possible frost. At

around 60 degrees. Towards the weekend, more of the same, mainly

dry and feeling very mild. Now your national weather.