Across the UK, across continental North America, and around the world on the internet, by webcast and by podcast, my name is Howard Hughes and this is the unexplained.

Well, the nice weather continues as I record these particular words, the sun is still beating down through the window here and that is very, very nice indeed.

As you know, the television show came to an end a week ago, so I've got a few highlights from it to put here for posterity.

They will include Jaime Mossan appearing exclusively on the show and making an offer to scientists about those claimed alien mummies that he demonstrated in Mexico for the Mexican Congress or a committee of it quite recently that made international headlines, so it was a big thing that he came on my show and that is an ongoing story.

Also, we'll talk about antimatter with Dr. Chris Smith, famous scientist, they call him the naked scientist in the United Kingdom because of the podcast and radio work that he does.

He's always very good, so antimatter is the subject for the second item and the third item is something that was brought back to us by a television show that was on air in the UK over the last 10 days or so.

It's actually a Netflix series about the killing of a television news anchor, Jill Dando.

Now, this happened in 1999 in the UK and if you live here, then I think you will probably know all about this.

If you don't, then just imagine the situation that you turn on the news one day and one of the most popular news anchors and general television program presenters in the country.

A definite rising star has been gunned down, shot through the head on her doorstep at Fullham in London.

The year was 1999 and I've never forgotten reporting those events to London when they happened and the shock that something like this could happen on the streets of London, there have been many forms of speculation about this.

And I thought since a lot of the media was talking about Jill Dando, I would talk with somebody who none of them had talked with a BBC colleague of hers who knew the people that she knew and knew her, a man called Michael Cole.

Now, Michael Cole was in his later years at the BBC, the television royal correspondent of the BBC and then later went to work for Muhammad al-Fayed at Harrods.

Of course, the father of Dodie Fayed, who had a great deal to say, of course, around the death of Princess Diana and his son Dodie.

So, Michael Cole was there through all of that and that's how I got to know him because I was phoning him up every day, asking him for comments from Muhammad al-Fayed about the ongoing investigation into the death of Diana.

So, on this occasion we'll talk about Jill Dando, that's what's going to be on this show.

Thank you very much to Adam, my webmaster for his ongoing hard work and thank you to you for being there and for all the kind things that you've said recently.

Okay, item number one then, Jaime Mossam.

And the story is this, a NASA contractor is reportedly looking to study, quotes alien bodies that presented to Mexico's Congress during a controversial UFO hearing.

This is the story and exclusively Jaime Mossam.

We've got what I think may be a bit of an exclusive for you here. You tell me, and I'm going to try and unpick this as best I can.

Now, on the show, last week we had Will Gilson who talked with us about those Mexican mummies, which had apparently come from Peru, been brought there by an investigative journalist and TV personality,

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