hoping she doesn't make any big decisions on the alps this time because that is what she did in snowdoniaing the election but resulted in losing the majority. she will be crossing the free border between italy and switzerland with her husband for three weeks. speculation over who is minding the shop while she is away. damian green is first minute of state so during the summer last year borisjohnson had state so during the summer last year boris johnson had a state so during the summer last year borisjohnson had a short term in charge. i can't see that's been repeated this time somehow. you'd editor was saying she is a dead woman walking not long ago but she is still hanging on. how do you rate her chances of prime ministerial survival at the moment? not brilliant but every day she clings on makes it a little bit easierfor her. the biggest things in her favour are brexit negotiations and the fear of having somebody else ta ke the fear of having somebody else take over that the talks end up falling apart one where another because somebody new comes in, and the more important one when it com

inspired by the landscape around his home in snowdonia, he was a reluctant soldier, conscripted intohis life had a rifle in his hand. you might as well say he was going to the front line naked. he was killed within hours. a few weeks later, a poem he had sent from the front line won the highest honour in wales, the chair of the national eisteddfod. his absence at the prize—giving ceremony came to symbolise a lost generation felt by many farming communities. all the cream of the young men had been killed. for what? i don't know. for me, it doesn't make sense whatsoever. hedd wyn was honoured today in a special service. among those taking part, sian rees, who has her own story to tell. her grandfather, bert hinder, was 19 when hejoined up. he survived the battle, and made his home in the seaside town of rhyl. sian cherishes her memories of him. he wasjolly, he was small, he had a terrible jokes, and he always used to give me a sixpence on a saturday morning. like so many, bert never spoke about the horrors that he saw. the miracle of the first world war is that although so many million

inspired by the landscape around his home in snowdonia, he was a reluctant soldier, conscripted into, a pickaxe and the shears, and never in his life had a rifle in his hand. you might as well say he was going to the front line naked. he was killed within hours. a few weeks later, a poem he had sent from the front line won the highest honour in wales, the chair of the national eisteddfod. his absence at the prize—giving ceremony came to symbolise a lost generation felt by many farming communities. all the cream of the young men had been killed. for what, i don't know. to me it doesn't make sense whatsoever. # guide me, 0 thou greatjehovah #. hedd wyn was honoured today in a special service. among those taking part, sian rees, who has her own story to tell. her grandfather, bert hinder, was 19 when hejoined up. he survived the battle and made his home in the seaside town of rhyl. sian cherishes her memories of him. he was jolly, he was small, he had terrible jokes and he always used to give me a sixpence on a saturday morning. like so many, bert never spoke about the horrors he saw. t

i wonder if she will go back to snowdonia.and prince william and prince harry have been talking about diana as the greatest mother in the world, as the greatest mother in the world, as we see they are on the title, and also they have been looking back at some of the photographs, haven't they? they have been doing a couple of big tv events, and the anniversary i know is in the next couple of months, the 20th anniversary of her death. it looks like it will be a very nostalgic, rather informal, as informal as any of these things can be, of william and harry reminiscing about their time with their mother, going through old family pictures. when you go back 20 years ago and what the climate was like them, and how the climate was like them, and how the feeling against the royal family when she died, the journey it has been on, you have to say that william and harry have been a big pa rt william and harry have been a big part of transforming the image of the royals, and then opening up like this really helps the perception of the mod