his face is being etched there in ayr, walter tu ll face is being etched there in ayr, walter tull diedoast today. airmen, sailors, pilots, munitions workers, nurses, lots of people's faces being created on beaches like this, and when the tide comes in, all of them will disappear but none of them will be forgotten. very, very poignant artistic commemoration to those who have served, to those who have fallen. you join me at the cenotaph were thousands will come together to remember those who have lost their lives in the great war. big ben will sound 11 times at 11am for the traditional two minutes of remembrance. it is covered in scaffolding for conservation work. it will strike a further 11 times at 1230 to mark the end of the first world war. around 1a00 bell—ringers we re world war. around 1a00 bell—ringers were killed in the conflict. john maguire has been to a church in dorset to meet a woman who was carrying on the family tradition. the bells have been ringing out from the tower of st mary's church in the dorset town of bridport for centuries, butjust over 100 years ago, during the

his face being etched into the sand in ayr. chris has the details of the weather.are seeing some rain, just a few moments ago taken in twickenham, this picture. this area of cloud on the satellite picture, pushing its way northwards. it has been bringing heavy rain, not just across south—east england but stretching into wales. notice how these two areas are starting to break apart with one's own and heavy rain across wales in north—west england and another patch towards lincolnshire and east anglia. the rain is also moving across northern ireland. what were the here for a time this morning. a band of rain which could be heavy and thundery. some sunshine following but further showers for wales and southern coastal counties, quite a wet day in sussex and parts of kent. showers aligning with the wind. some areas could see a number of heavy showers. wet weather than working across northern ireland over the next few hours, moving across the north of england and it is southern and central scotland through the course of this afternoon. the rain still heavy and boundary in

dawn, at six o'clock, pipers at locations across the uk and around the world, including lichfield and ayrormed battle's 0'er, traditionally played at the end of conflicts. every year since the end of the first world war, the royal family, politicians and members of the public have gathered at the cenotaph in central london to honour those who lost their lives. 0ur royal correspondent, nicholas witchell, looks back at that day, 100 years ago, when the guns fell silent. london at 11 o'clock on monday, november 11th, 1918. as the news spread of the armistice, the crowds came out to celebrate. at buckingham palace, the king, george v, appeared on the balcony with queen mary and other members of the royal family. the prime minister, lloyd george, went to the house of commons to make a statement. "at 11 o'clock this morning," he said, "came to an end the cruellest and most terrible war that has scourged mankind." in many homes, and in the trenches on the western front, many said they felt numb. the happiness that the war was over was accompanied by the anguish of bereavement. it's thought that

nick ayres is supported by the president's children including donald trump jr.ho has been a frequent person on the campaign trail. but he also faces some staff opposition. there are a number of people in the white house who view him as this political ladder climbbar. the other person being floated is the director of the office of management and budget. he's a close ally of the president. he has a great relationship with president trump. and aids think he would fit nicely into that role. >> remember floating the idea that the president would be his own chief of stafff? >> and his own communications director. >>> and milania trump. releasing a stunning and somewhat unprecedented statement weighing in on national security staff on world kindness day. is this kind of reaction unprecedented? i know they weigh in on a lot of things internally but to do so brazen like this >> it's not unusual to clash. ronald regan and nancy regan are one of the primary examples that came to mind. she got president regan's chief of staff fired. but there was no public rebuke of this so

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there is one art at ayr in scotla nd images.beaches around britain and some are still going on because of the tide. we finished here because the tide came in but we painted the portrait of people and it is trying to personalise the numbers that are so numbing, so extraordinary. the connection to individual stories, through the immediate war museum, you get back in touch with the individuals involved and sometimes they are very significant. yet a significant person in our history and knowing of the wall and in terms of this beach where he left from his serve in france. what gave you the idea? you like it is so original. there is the half face. what gave you the idea? i have seen sand sculptures never this kind of drawing on the sand. etherington is because when a first that made you do it, i thought we associated the beaches of the second world war because of dunkirk, you think of the gristmill until recently, but actually in the first world war, everyone left on the beaches and heartless because there is no plain transport of an

twenty summit is getting underway today in buenos ayres it's the first time meeting of the world's largest economies has been held in south america chancellor merkel though is still missing the start of that summit after the plane she was traveling in had to make an unscheduled landing her plane had only been in the air for an hour when electronic system malfunction forced her to turn around and land in the western german city of cologne chaucer told reporters it was quote a serious malfunction and she praised the very excellent crew on board the delay is likely to complicate machall scale. of meetings at the two days. while other world leaders meanwhile have already touched down in buenos aires this year's gathering comes as the world economy and international markets are weakening and with the uncertainty growing over ukraine much will depend on this man u.s. president donald trump will be holding crucial talks with china on tariffs that have stoked tensions and that have evolved to encompass broader international security concerns will the two countries be able to reach a breakthrough i

twenty summit is getting underway in buenos ayres this year's gathering comes as the world economy and markets are weakening and it was growing on certainty over ukraine president trump has already met with the summit host argentine president ratio mockery. he spoke of his longtime friendship with machree and said he hoped the two would discuss trade. but just before the summit start president trump called off a meeting with another world leader vladimir putin the russian president has been under pressure over a naval clash with ukraine over the coast of crimea. lattimer putin has taken more than ukrainian sailors captive in the as a of c. his high stakes military and political maneuvering has ensured the group of twenty meeting will be dominated by two people the kremlin chief and his u.s. counterpart donald trump just like last year's g twenty when russian meddling in u.s. elections overshadowed the agenda the president's haven't met one on one since their july summit in helsinki where trump's behavior toward putin was bizarrely submissive leaving huge questions looming over between

people went in and pushed the lever for beto and just decimated the republican party knowing he's in ayres. >> it was serious xm caller who said if you look at his asset liabilities. obama-like in the way he can as of now as a lilt. isn't he the perfect running mate for someone more sooen seasoned with the same efbl george biden. what if you put the two of them together? >> i'm sure you can see my face falling. i would love to see him run as a viesz presidential candidate with someone a little nooi newer, fresher, younger. this election has shown there is a a democratic branch and there are other people we can chusz it it but i think maybe etle are some othcandidates -- >> i think he's got pretty interesting insight. rgs >> thankio. er >> let's check in on yoirt and facebook paej.er i think that's what my friend was getting at. frars i give credit to contvives who hatd emb level about this election. i think a lesson we've learned you've got to be able to energize a base and this guy can energize a base. i want to remind you to answer the survey question this hour. the delay in the florida

heather: a possible replacement is mike pence's chief of staff, nick ayres.ould that be someone who could take that role? >> could be. it is a scenario where may be donald trump or john kelly stays for a while and brings in someone else, a new deputy to take on other needs. we saw this during the campaign. he needed corey lewandowski who knew new hampshire to help them when the primary but he didn't need corey to deal with the republican convention. he needed paul manafort but didn't need paul manafort for the general election, he needed kellyanne conway so some people thought that was chaotic but it was strategic on the part of donald trump. what skills do i need for this next phase. the phases are changing. it doesn't mean he is unhappy necessarily with people. >> you mentioned changes with the obama administration, you worked during the bush administration and mentioned you were told 18 months is the average to serve. >> that is right. when i was a white house staffer in the beginning of the george w. bush administration, and the car told the staff the ave

replacements for kelly, c-n-n has learned, including elevating vice president pence's chief of staff, nick ayreso the post. but as democrats assume their majority in the house, and prepare to open investigations of the administration,it's unclear whether ongoing turmoil in the west wing could complicate recruiting qualified candidates.the president has rejected that premise.president trump:"this is a hot white house. we are a white house that people want to work with." (grant) work with." (grant) this latest white house drama comes as c-n-n is suing president trump and top white house aides for suspending c-n-n correspondent jim acosta's press pass. the lawsuit says denying acosta's access to the white house violates his and c-n-n's first and fifth amendment rights. the white house revoked acosta's so-called "hard pass" last week after the reporter angered president trump by asking him multiple questions at a news conference. the white house accused acosta of placing his hands on an intern who was trying to take away his microphone.take away his microphone. (lawrence bay area weather) (sports te

in ayr, walter tull, the first black officer in the british army.that was such a beautiful idea, the portraits on the beaches. and that was such a beautiful idea, the portraits on the beachesm and that was such a beautiful idea, the portraits on the beaches. it is just the footage, isn't it, and the fa ct just the footage, isn't it, and the fact that tide washes it away, as well. it is beautifully conceived. in september we previewed the latest film by hollywood director peterjackson, a special project for the armistice commemorations. well, that film, they shall not grow old, was on bbc two last night. it was a moving combination of veterans' voices and original archive footage, which brought the reality of war to life. here is the moment the film changes from black—and—white to colour. we were relieving men of the 28th division, and as they passed us, we would say what is it like a deck? the reply invariably came back, bloody awful, mate. they came back with their tails bloody awful, mate. they came back with theirtails up, bloody awful, mate. the

the ailsa hospital is a small unit outside ayr, which specialises in mental health.aw. we have some rain around too. tonight, because of this cloud, the temperatures are not going to drop as low. clouds tend to act like a blanket and stop the temperatures dipping too low. two to four degrees tonight. tomorrow, maybe getting up into double figures in the south. so london and cardiff around ten degrees. hello this is bbc newsroom live. with joanna gosling. withjoanna gosling. the headlines. m15 admits for the first time that it failed to track the manchester arena bomber, salman abedi. the attacker blew himself up at an ariana grande concert in 2017, killing 22 people. eu and british negotiators agree on a 26—page declaration on britain‘s future relationship with europe . the wife of matthew hedges, jailed for spying in the united arab emirates, accuses the government of putting british interests above her husband‘s fate. the world meteorological organisation says greenhouse gases have reached record levels, and there are concerns that time is running out to deal with

ayre, keirstarmer, mle, all differing voices but jeremy ayre, keir starmer, mle, all saying the samef theresa may's deal gets through, or there surrounding this. if theresa may's deal gets through, orthere is surrounding this. if theresa may's deal gets through, or there is a no deal, there is no certainty there, and that is the worst of all scenarios for businesses. in my community, people coming up to me very concerned about what is happening and the impact on their jobs, on their families, livelihoods, and their future. they wa nt livelihoods, and their future. they want a second referendum, they want that vote on the deal, and that is the only democratic way forward. what about your colleagues, and there will be many in your own party, sitting next to you on the benches over there, who are in constituencies who overwhelmingly voted to leave. there are lots of labour supporters who overwhelmingly voted to leave. they will feel totally betrayed if there is another referendum. this isn't about replaying the referendum of two years ago. we have moved on now. at the moment we are set

in ayr, walter tull, the first black officer in the british army., as the nation once again promised to never forget. victoria derbyshire will be here in a few minutes, first let's catch up with the weather and speak to simon. good morning, simon. good morning, simon. good morning, simon. good morning, the forecast today is similarto good morning, the forecast today is similar to yesterday's, a mixture of sunshine and showers. some will be on the heavy side, you might get stuck in a downpour. blustery conditions with those showers, as well. it's all because we have this area of low pressure out of the west ‘s leading in these showers. some rain in the far south—east of england. that will mostly here. —— that will mostly clear. the further east you are, it is looking dry and bright. still the risk of the odd shower along southern coasts, but more so shower along southern coasts, but more so around wales, north—west england, and up in towards scotland. some showers will be on the heavier side, but there will be some sunshine coming through. quite blus

at 6 o'clock, pipers at locations across the uk and around the world, including lichfield and ayr, performedt, crowds have fallen silent across the commonwealth to commemorate the centenary of the armistice. thousands gathered for a national service of remembrance at the australian war memorial in canberra, whilst large crowds also attended new zealand's national war memorial park in wellington. more than 200,000 commonwealth troops were killed in the conflict. last night, on the eve of armistice day, the queen led members of the royal family in a special festival of remembrance at the royal albert hall. the dukes and duchesses of cambridge and sussex, along with the prime minister joined the audience. poppies fell from the ceiling as the last post was played to commemorate those killed in the war. here, the main remembrance events started moments ago with a dawn chorus of pipers across britain playing the poignant lament that signalled the end of battle. at the same time, danny boyle's moving tribute to the fallen began. huge portraits of some of those who lost their lives will be etched on

the official door looking at that backing off of his own interest by the way let's go back to buenos ayres if we could javier we've been talking about this challenge to the world order can you give us a sense of what people are saying the business leaders there about the state of the global economy is there that much concern out there about the markets about international trade that we could be heading into for example a downturn. with great concern about how things have been developing and how they could develop even after this summit there is so much at stake right now and there are so many moments that could decide the future off the global economy in the next few months. most of them but not all of them can be or are trying to be addressed here if you take a look for example at the global oil production we know that there's a very important opec meeting coming up that could decide the oil price which is of course of great importance where the you cannot be development of many exporting and not exporting countries and there will be talks on that issue we have of course the matter of tra

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in ayr, walter tull, the first black officer in the british army. faces, but not the memories, as the nation once again promised to never forget. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. thank you very much. we have had a mixture so far today as sunny spells and showers. most of the showers have been across southern and western parts, but you may have been dodging the showers. if you have one coming through, it might take a while before the sun comes back out again. this is the radar imagery, you can see we have had the showers across the south—east, southern coastal counties and up through northern and western parts. through central and eastern areas, it has been mostly dry. you could catch the odd shower across the east as we go through into the afternoon. the majority of the showers will be across the south coast, through south—west england and up through western areas. with the showers, it'll be quite blustery. the wind is coming from a southpaw southwesterly direction. it is quite strong around the irish sea coasts. frequent sho