they now go above south africa in the table and play the west indies in theirfinal match.th defeat to sri lanka in abu dhabi. sri lanka set them a target of 190 and took regular wickets to stifle their chase, this stunning catch from bhanuka rajapaksa one of the highlights. despite shimron hetmyer�*s 80, which included a late flurry of sixes, the west indies ultimately fell 20 runs short. cameron norrie has lost in straight sets to the american taylor fritz in the paris masters. the world number 13 had been hoping to get through the third round, and qualify for the atp tourfinals in turin — which is still mathematically possible, but 2a year old fritz was too strong for him. taking norrie 6—3 in the first set and then 7—6 in the second. so it's the american who advances to the quarter finals and will face the favourite novak djokovic. defending champion and world number 0nejudd trump eased through to the quarter—finals of the english 0pen earlier this evening with a 4 frames to 1 win over scotland's ross muir. the 32 year old was in imperious form with this century in the

_ zealand, with india and the west indies? what will be due about that? those _ indies?e to deal with that. but that is of a different order, that's between international clubs at the highest levels. we are talking about the game at the county level, grassroots and nationally. game at the county level, grassroots and nationally-— and nationally. moving on to a new sto , the and nationally. moving on to a new story, the times, _ and nationally. moving on to a new story, the times, a _ and nationally. moving on to a new story, the times, a story _ and nationally. moving on to a new story, the times, a story that - and nationally. moving on to a new story, the times, a story that a - story, the times, a story that a lot of people will be talking about and they'll expect us to be talking about — tory mp is set to revolt over ban on second jobs. johnson accused of surrendering in sleaze row. i imagine you might know some of these people, digbyjones, set to revolt, really? of these people, digby jones, set to revolt. really?— revolt, really? there is an old chinese proverb, _

for the semi—finals, josh hazlewood taking 4 wickets in the west indies' innings of 157—7. balls to spare. former england spin bowler phil tufnell was commentating on the games for 5live and said england needed a tough test like they faced against south africa to test their temperament. it was a little bit sloppy for me, england, especially in the field gave away to have dozen overthrows and if few missed fields and weren't quite on it with the ball as well and obviously missing some on the backend to blow those lovely 90 mile an hour is short balls and back of the hand bounces injust a little bit sloppy but it is good to get one of those out of the way in the group stages then they can regroup, come together, and perhaps there might be a little bit of finger waving and then they got away with that needs a level. jason boy, look pretty bad. i feel for him because he has had a couple of injury problems in the last world cup as well and missed out on a hamstring. it looked bad and we saw him at the end of the game on crutches. it was strapped up and, yeah, ithink game on crut

that could be interesting, because the west indies are out now.bi. sri lanka set the windies a target of 190 and took regular wickets to stifle their chase, this stunning catch from bhanuka rajapaksa one of the highlights. despite shimron hetymer�*s 80, which included a late flurry of sixes, the west indies ultimately fell 20 runs short. they have one more match against australia. there's more european football tonight, four british sides in europa league action. a couple of them have reached half—time. david moyes is celebrating his 1,000th match in management. 23 years after his first game in charge of preston, he's brought up the milestone in belgium, where they are playing genk, looking to make it four wins out of four. but it is not going all the way that david moyes would like because they are 1—0 down, joseph paintsil scoring for the hosts within the first five minutes. rangers really need a win to improve their chances of progressing to the knockout stages. they have three points after three games but are playing bottom side brondy away in

and talking of west indies. late flurry of sixes, the west indies ultimately fell 20 runs short. cameron norrie has lost in straight sets to the american taylor fritz in the paris masters. the world number 13 had been hoping to get through the third round, and qualify for the atp tour finals in turin — which is still mathematically possible, but 24 year old fritz was too strong for him. taking norrie 6—3 in the first set and then 7—6 in the second. so it's the american who advances to the quarter finals and will face the favourite novak djokovic. defending champion and world number onejudd trump eased through to the quarter—finals of the english open earlier this evening with a 4 frames to 1 win over scotland's ross muir. the 32 year old was in imperious form with this century in the 4th frame taking him to the brink and he finished the job shortly after to set up a last eight match with english compatriot mark king. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. after the rather chilly conditions of the last fe

herten former captain of the west indies. minister is due to arrive. this has been the seven months but arguably years in the making. barbados gained independence in 19 66 on the ceremonies happy 55 years to the day since that happened. it kept the queen as head of state but political movements have recently prompted this decision to remove the queen as head of state and to elect the country's first president. the last country to break from queen elizabeth ii was mauritius and as part of the surrender group's standard will be lowered and the new standard will be made. be watching the events in barbados here over the coming hours i do stick with us. we can get much more on the website as well. we can get much more on the website as well. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ rich preston hello there. it certainly has been a cold few days across the uk. but in recent hours, things have been changing — more cloud has been rolling its way in from the west, and with that, we've seen some milderair pushing in, these westerly winds br

one of the greatest t 20 better of all time chris gail may have played his last match for the west indies. even though he has not officially announced these retirement, the signs were certainly there against australia in abu dhabi, before he 2 year old has scored more than 14000 runs in his t 20 korea, former captain and all rounder dwayne bravo! there he is confirmed before the game that this was definitely he's lost match for the caribbean side, but there was just enough time for gail to also pick up a wickets before the matching or the west indies manage 157 for 7 as they bass at 1st, captain current followed up, scoring with 44 david warner found form for the aussies heading 89 not out from 56 deliveries as the as is wrapped up a comfortable victory. the 8 wicked when seen them into the semi finals australia through because south africa could not beat england by the required margin. the south african betters certainly played their part and charger rossi found the destin hitting $94.00. not after many 60 bulls in a school of 189 for 2, they had to restrict england to 131 to reach the s

josh hazlewood got four wickets in the west indies�* innings of 157—7.s is where i think they get a lot of runs, especially with pollard under bravo towards the end so they did an exceptionaljob to get to a total today. 160 i think was a par score, it was a very nice wicket and, with the bat, we can say that we are on a nice wicked tonight so it was great to get some momentum. novak djokovic will finish as the atp year end number one for a record seventh time. he made sure by beating poland's hubert hurkacz in three sets to reach the final of the paris masters. the win ensures djokovic has overhauled pete sampras�* record. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. at least eight people have died in a crush at the opening night of a music festival in texas. police in houston say panic broke out after the crowd began to surge towards the front of the stage at rapper travis scott's astroworld event. the show was called off shortly afterwards. kathryn stanczyszyn reports. a headline performance by rapper t

carlos brathwaite — the man who took west indies to their triumph back in 2016, defeating england inntating on the match for test match special... he told me australia took strength from their underdog status. i don't think many people outside of the dressing room could believe australia could go all the way. it galvanised them in a way in which i have seen similarities to our 2016 victory. we weren't given a prayer but in our dress room we had a belief and you could see the belief in the australian dressing room. when they were out in the middle of the park, you could see the intent that mitch marsh and david warner had today. it is the australian way to be brave, to be bold and they took it head—on today and that is why they came out on top. when you win a tournament, the beauty of it, a lot of the boys on the sideline who may have played one game or not played at all, but they have done things for the team only their team—mates will appreciate, they get to bask into the glory, whether it is running on the field, getting photos with the trophy. there are so many people in a team th

carlos brathwaite — the man who took west indies to their triumph back in 2016, defeating england inwas commentating on the match for test match special. he told me bravery paid off for the aussies today. i don't think many people outside of the dressing room could believe australia could go all the way. it galvanised them in a way which i have seen similarities to our 2016 victory. we weren't given a prayer but in our dress room we had a belief and you could see the belief in the australian dressing room. when they were out in the middle of the park, you could see the intent that mitch marsh and david warner had today. it is the australian way to be brave, to be bold and they took it head—on today and that is why they came out on top. it took it head-on today and that is why they came out on top. it was a tou~h why they came out on top. it was a tough total— why they came out on top. it was a tough total they — why they came out on top. it was a tough total they were _ why they came out on top. it was a tough total they were set - why they came out on top. it was a tough total they

roland's debut was against the west indies, right here in bridgetown in 1981.middlesex, and even met the duke of edinburgh on more than one occasion. what do you think about the republic? what the benefits of being a republic, i don't know. but what i would say is that i think england as a country, the question is, how they really done enough to stay in the game? is it a sense for you that england, because of its... more than 300 years in control of barbados, ended up taking it for granted? i think what really was needed was for england to accept the atlantic slave trade, except that is something else happened. —— as something that happened. also accept that institutions and individuals in england benefit from it, and i believe in a call for reparations. for me, reparations would be, forgiveness of any debts that barbados has, also the building of some schools, we have suffered in the last two years, and we have been suffering in this region for quite a while. but england really didn't do a great deal, so other people came along and offered their help, and obvi

scary the and revolutionary thing, ativan they husband and a father and left his family for the west indies resign and go into private engineering practice are some of the profession, lee stays with the army as the one certain profession and paycheck that he could count on. a huge factor in this pursuit of independence security and perfection, was arlington and it was as much to protect arlington for his family as it was for virginia could just resigned commission and refuse the offer of command. that's not the only factor predict the other factor lease decision if was the expectation that there would be no war after all. hard as it is for us to appreciate this, as we are looking from the present backwards, in april of 1861, handyman after the secession of the southern states, even after the firing and he was still by no means clear that the crisis would only result in a civil war read and they could have simply resigned his army commission and stayed neutral. or he could accept the invitation extended to him to take command of virginia forces play the role of mediator between virginia and

visited the island over 50 years ago and then again while serving in the royal navy on the then west indiestation. i have admired so much of what you have achieved and all you have come to represent. i've heard your voice advocating with passion and authority on issues global significance. i have seen the power of the indomitable spirit both at home and overseas. including through the invaluable contribution to our public life of the barbadian diaspora in the united kingdom. this is and will remain such a special place for me. as the giant of barbadian literature george laming evokes so powerfully, the rhythm of the winds, the silence and the rover of the night, rocks, water, pebble and branch, animal and bird night, rocks, water, pebble and branch, animaland bird noise. the temper of the sea and the mornings arousing nature everywhere, to the silent and sacred communion between you and the roots you have made on this island. in recent years, it has meant a great deal to me to have worked alongside your government to help address the challenges facing small island states like yours. not lea

he leaves behind politics, he leaves behind his predators and takes off to the west indies and leaveshind his second family was and carter lee and that included five children. younger brothers of robert and two sisters. he heads off to the west indies and leaves his family to be taken care off by their carter relatives. robert is six years old when this happens and never sees his father again. there's something for psychologist can tell you about the trauma, there's hardly any kind of pain worse philosophy. the beginning of that's what robert expenses and in a sense even more cruel all through life constantly introduced as robert e lee the son of harry lee, people dreaming what they are conjuring up in his mind. robert on one occasion before 1861 never refers to his product and pass in his application letter to west point. beyond that, he never talks about his self, he never visits his father's grave. not until the end of 1861 when robert lee is coming into his own, become his own man so to speak. it's only been he comes to terms with the influence and impact of white house harry his

got sounds man's cricket theme of face new zealand in a t 20 wild cup on sunday. meanwhile, the west indies appear to have said good bye to one of the legends batsmen. chris gail, who's one of the greatest players in the shortest formats, open the boxing again, so straightly earlier, white hitting pack coming for sick and the 3rd eva, he was out the very next ball and he raised his back to the crowd as he left the field with a big smile on his face. so he took a wicket as well. if this is his last game, guy will finish his t 20 career with a total of $14321.00 runs, which included a wild, reckless score of $175.00 of just $66.00 full england's test gaps, enjoy rate and around the ben sykes have arrived in australia ahead of the ashes series, the 2 plasma among the fest to arrive in brisbin where they will complete 14 days quarantine before the 1st test, which starts with a capital on december. the 8th. those members of the team who are still taking part in the t 20 world cart will travel to australia and little bit later new york city's new met eric adams has confirmed. he won't be changing

one of the greatest t 20 batters whole time chris gail may have played his last match for the west indies. even though he has not officially announced his retirement. the signs are certainly there against australia in abu dhabi. gale any made 15 at the wendy's posted 157 for 7 in what was definitely dwayne bravo is last match for the caribbean side. it was just enough time for gail to pick up a wickets before the of these wrapped up a comfortable victory. right now in charge of south africa have posted $189.00 for 2 against england. sell africans have to win by at least 57 runs to qualify for the semi finals. otherwise, the australians will advance to the final for new york city is new. mayor eric adams is confirmed. he won't be changing the city's coven. 19 vaccine requirements . they takes office in january current rules, prevent brooke lynette, still carry irving from playing home games for the n b a side because he's not had the jab, murray or she was no surprise and i didn't expect the mare to change the mandate. oh, no worries. can talk with archie if we could have carrie back. we'd

best of all time, chris gail may have played his last match for the west indies, even though he is not officially announced these retirement signs were simply there against the stranger in abu dhabi. galen, he made 15 of the windy, posted 157 for 7 in what was definitely dwayne brother's last match for the caribbean side. it was just enough time for go to pick up a wickets before the all these wrapped up a comfortable australia 3 because it could not be in england by the required margin with american badges certainly played the parting shot. jo rossi fund that doesn't is in 94, not from any 60 balls in a school of 189 to 2. they had to restrict england to 131 to reach the semi finals that the one able to do that. it was something for south africa to cheer those football because he thought about a thinking hattrick near the end of the evening to ensure victory by saying runs england still go through as group women? bethany to south african rugby, the will champion speed wales and carter for the 1st time since 2013. the teams traded penalties. but the spring book finally took the lead th

josh hazlewood taking four wickets in the west indies�* innings of 157—7. prix. he'll be joined on the front row byjack miller and joan mir. new world champion fabio quartararo could only manage seventh on the grid. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. a fourth person has died after a group of paddleboarders got into difficulty on a river in pembrokeshire last week. andrea powell had been in a critical condition in hospital since the incident last saturday. a "paddle out" was held at aberavon beach in tribute to one of the other paddleboarders who died. police say a woman has been arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter and has been released pending inquiries. from monday, people in england will be able to book their covid boosterjab a month in advance. currently you have to wait six months after your second dose, before making an appointment — but that's being relaxed by one month in efforts to increase uptake ahead of winter. boosters are being offered to thos

and he leaves behind politics and his creditors and takes off of the west indies. he leaves behind his second family, with an quarterly. and that included five children. so older brothers and two sisters. he heads off to the west indies and leases family to be taken care of by all their carter relatives. and robert is six years old when this happens. he never sees his father again. there is something that a psychologist can tell you about the trauma that that is. there is hardly any kind of pain worse than the loss of apparent before the beginning of adolescence. and that is what robert experienced. and what makes it in a sense even more cruel, is that all through his life, he's constantly introduced as robert e. lee, the son of lighthorse harry lee. you're dreaming what's conjuring up in roberts mine. robert on one occasion before 19 1861 refers to his father. and that's in his application letter to west point. beyond that he never talks about himself as the son of lighthorse harry. he never visits his father's grieve on the georgia coast. now until the end of 186

teams will now go through on rankings which means ireland, sri lanka, bangladesh, pakistan and west indiesies with new travel restrictions imposed on them due to the omnicron variant. meanwhile the men's one—day international series between the netherlands and hosts south africa has been postponed. onto tennis, and world number one — novak djkovic stretched his decade long unbeaten singles record in the davis cup as he helped serbia to a 3—nil win over austria on the third day of the finals. the man who beat him to this year's us open title — daniil medvedev powered the russian team to an unassailable 2—0 lead over ecuador. cameron norrie sealed a 2—1 win over france for great britain to keep alive their quarter final hopes. there were also wins for kazakhstan and australia. the davis cup finals are being held across three cities, with the semi—finals and finals held in madrid next week. and finally.. here's probably the definition of a grudge match .. brooks koepka taking—on his adversary bryson dechambeau in the fifth edition of golf�*s �*the match' in las vegas. the players�* bitter riv

australia beat west indies, while england had qualified despite defeat to south africa.jason roy. captain 0wen says he will be a big mess if he has ruled out for the semifinals. he is unbelievably important. he is a guy who epitomises everything that we are about in the changing room and the way that we play. you see how commanding he is at the top of the order and not on the t20 cricket, but 50 over cricket as well. obviously two different partners in the two formats, but, yeah, he is as close as we get to surmising how the changing room should play. there's plenty more on the bbc sport website — including the latest from tennis�* paris masters where novak has beaded poland's opponent to reach the final, and that means that novak is the year and number one for a record 70 year. he has beaten his childhood hero, pete childhood hero, pete record. he will finish as the year and number one. that's all the sport for now. the british musician and rapper terence wilson — better known as astro — who was part of the group ub40 for more than 30 years, has died after what his band

australia beat west indies, while england have qualified despite defeat to south africa.ning batsmanjason roy. captain eoin morgan says he'll be a big miss if he's ruled out for the rest of the tournament. he is unbelievably important. he is unbelievably important. he is unbelievably important. he is a guy that epitomises everything that we are about end the changing room and the way we play. you see how commanding he is at the top of the audit not only in t20 but also 50 over cricket. two different partners in the two formats obviously but, yes, he is as close as we get to surmising how the changing room should play. that's all the sport for now. you can also go to the website for the latest in the paris masters. mother djokovic is now the number 1a a record seventh year, beating his childhood hero's record, pete sampras. for weeks now we've been telling you about the ongoing situation in la palma, as a volcano on the island continues to spew out smoke and lava. it's caused massive disruption and destroyed more than 2000 properties. but it hasn't deterred one plucky band

australia beat west indies, while england have qualified despite defeat to south africa.smanjason roy. captain eoin morgan says he'll be a big miss if he's ruled out for the rest of the tournament. unbelievably important. he's a guy who epitomises everything that we are about in the changing room and a way that we play. you see how commanding he is at the top of order, not only in t20 cricket but 50 overs cricket as well, two different partners in the two formats, but, yes, he is as close as we get to summarising how the changing room should play. there is more on the — changing room should play. there is more on the bbc _ changing room should play. there is more on the bbc sport _ changing room should play. there is more on the bbc sport website - more on the bbc sport website including the latest from tennis, the paris masters, where novak tarkovic has beaten herbert hurkacz to reach the final meaning he is the year end number one for a record seventh year, beating the record of his childhood hero, pete sampras. novak djokovic will end as the year end number one. that's

they've recovered from an opening defeat by australia and gone on to beat west indies and sri lanka. already lost all three matches and star all rounder shakib al hasan through injury. to football now and tottenham are in advanced negotiations with former chelsea boss antonio conte about becoming their new manager. the club sacked nuno espirito santo on monday after just four months in charge. conte was due to hold face—to—face talks in london, with an announcement possible as early as tuesday. chairman daniel levy and managing director fabio paratici are moving quickly to secure a new manager for spurs, who lie 8th in the table, afterjust two wins in the last seven league games. well nuno espirito santo's former club wolves have gone above, among others, tottenham hotspur courtesy of their 2—1 win over everton at molineux on monday. they're up to seventh thanks to a fine run of form. 4 wins in 5 for the hosts. 2 goals in a four minute period around the half hour mark, enough to get them over the line. max kilman with the opener before rauljiminez doubled that lead. alex iwobi with e

their 100% record so far in the tournament, they are up against sri lanka on monday after beating west indiese brink of reaching the semifinals. to the english premier league where west ham's fine run of form continues. they have won five in a row and all competitions which means they stay forth on the table after an impressive victory at aston villa. ben johnson and declan rice have given the hammers a 2—1/2—time lead. ollie watkins with the villa strike that briefly made it one all. further goals from pablo for nails and jarrod burns secured them a sixth win of the season. five points behind leaders chelsea. i have told the players _ behind leaders chelsea. i have told the players they _ behind leaders chelsea. i have told the players they think - behind leaders chelsea. i have told the players they think we | told the players they think we can play much better. but we've played ten games this season, we are in a decent position at the moment, what they've done at the moment has been so good so we got to keep going. to tennis and 8—man on fire, alexander zverev has picked up his fifth title

roland's debut was against the west indies, right here in bridgetown in 1981. of edinburgh on more than one occasion. what do you think about the republic?— about the republic? what the benefits of — about the republic? what the benefits of being _ about the republic? what the benefits of being a _ about the republic? what the benefits of being a republic, | about the republic? what the | benefits of being a republic, i don't know. but what i would say is that i think england as a country, the question is, how they really done enough to stay in the game? is they really done enough to stay in the game?— in the game? is it a sense for ou in the game? is it a sense for you that _ in the game? is it a sense for you that england, _ in the game? is it a sense for you that england, because i in the game? is it a sense for you that england, because of| you that england, because of its... more than 300 years in control of barbados, ended up taking it for granted? i control of barbados, ended up taking it for granted?- taking it for granted? i think what really _ taking

back, beautiful cruise of the west indies on board the seaboard odyssey saint martin.off. >> dana: that's it for us. "special report" suspect next. hi, bret. >> bret: i want to go on geraldo's trips. thanks, dana. good evening. i'm bret baier, president biden is urging americans not to panic over the new coronavirus strain discovered in south africa but is now in different parts of the world. the president is urging people to get vaccinated to get a booster shot but says he will not immediately push for new mandates and restrictions beyond a travel ban from some african countries. we will talk with former assistant health secretary admiral bret injury roar about the vort in a few minutes.

you are so white people being black as long as it's full english, cricketing yeah, use for the west indies. i would have, i would have fell to norman period cricket test, but i probably would have gone to university got a nice job and even a nice big house, but a can play cricket. whereas although the average black person fails enrollment, that would cricket, cricket test can get a house, congress job can get access to social care. and that's much more important than me not being able to play cricket or football if i feel the cricket test, because i would still and why i think this way growing up in jamaica, which is an all black country. i saw the way working class black people were treated by middle upper class and elite black people. so it's not as simple is much more the nuance and a black and white situation. it's about that it is about capitalism and it's about discrimination and vice generally. and famously, and they have a little darby and even you casually almost said footie the banana off the field of a famous instant. do you have the assurance without face for fear of a poise, a

so that was an awakening to me because i've never experienced racism because i grew up in the west indiesur. it was just a astounding to hear what those guys were saying backin hear what those guys were saying back in 2010, and it was no platform for them to really open up because they probably lost contracts and ijust they probably lost contracts and i just wondered they probably lost contracts and ijust wondered if they probably lost contracts and i just wondered if you think that cricket has an issue because of the dressing room culture. for cricket has an issue because of the dressing room culture.— cricket has an issue because of the dressing room culture. for sure. the culture around _ dressing room culture. for sure. the culture around cricket _ dressing room culture. for sure. the culture around cricket is _ dressing room culture. for sure. the culture around cricket is drinking. . culture around cricket is drinking. if you don't have a drink with me, you're not a party boy, etc. i think people should have been pressured into going into... to be a primary team. the administrators

back, beautiful cruise of the west indies on board the seaboard odyssey saint martin. barbados is great. oh, that's cranberry sauce. i finally had cranberry sauce. >> jesse: there he is with his shirt off. >> dana: that's it for us. "special report" suspect next. hi, bret. >> bret: i want to go on geraldo's trips. thanks, dana. good evening. i'm bret baier, president biden is urging americans not to panic over the new coronavirus strain discovered in south africa but is now in different parts of the world. the president is urging people to get vaccinated to get a booster shot but says he will not immediately push for new mandates and restrictions beyond a travel ban from some african countries. we will talk with former assistant health secretary admiral bret injury roar about the vort in a few minutes. first white house correspondent peter doocy starts us off live tonight from the north lawn, good evening, peter. >> good evening, bret. voicials around here want people focused on the new infrastructure law traveling to minnesota tomorrow to celebrate its passage but, in

advantage here because they control the water and they could bring stuffs from britain and from the west indies in a way that the patriots could not. george washington and the continental army could not. the army had to live off the land and so washington for example in the winter at valley forge, this when the uniforms such as they were were falling off of them and they were getting frostbitten feet and they were low on food. he has to weigh okay i've got to keep the soldiers from starving but on the other hand i can't starve farmers and the surrounding area by depriving them of what they need to live so it's a very difficult balancing act. in the same vein washington did became extremely frustrated with the continental congress because the continental congress was supposed to be providing the wherewithal to fight this war. the continental congress was operating -- they weren't operating under anyone before 1781 and that's in the battle of georgetown but i mention they operated under the confederation but the congress had no authority and they couldn't compel them to pay up to deliver so many

and left his family for the west indies when robert was only 6 years old. the shadow that light horse harry cast over the lee name was one that robert struggled to redeem. hence that broad streak of perfectionism in his behavior. robert also yearned to breathe free of his father's reputation in other ways. one in independent and his own man and his marriage to mary custas was a way to stake out realm for himself. but he also yearned for security. the security his father had denied him. so while most of lee's contemporaries at west point left the army as soon as they had received their taxpayer provided college degree and could go into private engineering practice or some other profession, lee stays with the army. as the one certain profession and paycheck that he could counts on. the huge factor in this pursuit of independence, security and perfection was arlington. it was as much to protect arlington for his family as it was for virginia. but he chose to resign his commission and refuse the offer of command. but that is not the only factor. the other facto

he leaves behind politics and his creditors and takes off in the west indies. >> and that includes fivechildren. including two sisters. and then basically he leaves his family to be and he is six years old when he what happens and he never sees his father again. there is something that c the psychologist can tell you about the trauma that influence. there's hardly any pain worse that is what robert experiences and what it makes it in a sense even more cruel is author his life is constantly introduced as robert e. lee the son of white horse harry lee. people don't know if they are conjuring up that robert by on one location was corresponded and asked in his application letter to west point and beyond that never talks about himself as white horse harry never visits his father's grade not until the end of 1861 when robert lee is coming into his own and becoming his own man so to speak. and then to come to terms with the influence and the impact of white horse harry on his life. it is a traumatic affair and out of that trauma that you see growing those passions of robert e. lee that i have

we yes, they are able to use canada, and yes they are able to use the west indies, which is where the navy comes in. nevertheless, it is a long way back to england for orders. think back to poor guttural j.j., stuck in boston, waiting to find out what has happened. what do i do now? well, you have to wait for that. same thing goes for supplies. we will see that several times, were things that they will have to pull back, because they need to make sure that they have an exit strategy. other things we are not thinking about, in this is all military stuff, and i get the, you need to remember they have got a government, and an economy. both of which, they can support a long term military operation. again, one of the colonies having? assemblies, major governors, and that's about it. the declaration of independence, you read it, you voted on it, but don't remember reading about a government in there. just a list of liking george is a bad guy. so, again, these guys have been doing this for hundreds of years. they know what they are doing, they're ready to go, game on. now, before we all surr

a playerfrom africa, the two british pakistani players, and a player from the waste industry —— west indiesn, this will definitely be a huge concern to think that why yorkshire county cricket club have not taken any disciplinary action and this is going to put huge pressure is on people on board and the chairman to give us some answers, what is your understanding on the terms of racial words? why have you termed them as banter? thank you very much for talking to us. let's return to the cop26 climate summit — which is turning its attention to global finance, with firms what measures will be taken to control plastic pollution? good to have you with us. we have heard a lot of discussion already and it has only just started lot of discussion already and it has onlyjust started really lot of discussion already and it has only just started really about all sorts of different subjects like deforestation and getting lower ring methane gas emissions. it is plastic high on the agenda and if it is not, should it be?— should it be? good morning. unfortunately, _ should it be? good morning. unfortunatel

they now go above south africa in the table and play the west indies next.i will make his first international appearance since march 2020 at twickenham on saturday. tuilagi has spent long periods on the sidelines with injuries, including eight months out with a torn achilles and knee ligament damage. jones confirmed that captain owen farrell will start at fly—half. the team announcement was delayed because a member of support staff had tested positive for covid—i9. wales have also named their team for the match against south africa. ellisjenkins will make his first appearance in three years on saturday at the principality stadium. the cardiff flanker is one of six changes from last weekend's 54—16 defeat against new zealand. details of both squads are on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. but olly foster will be back at 6.30pm with sportsday. more on all of those stories on the bbc sport website, clive. jane, thank you for that. now, let's get more now on the conservative former minister owen paterson, who resigned as an mp, leaving what he

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