for the aristocratic elite of bygone centuries westminster abbey was the place to be buried . in vanity fair even in death. or of two great rivals queen elizabeth the first. and mary queen of scots. from william the conqueror on words all but two english kings and queens have been crowned at westminster abbey. a vital role in this solemn ceremony is played by the coronation chair made around thirteen hundred to contain the so-called stone of scone scottish kings were traditionally crowned on this stone and the english carried it off as a trophy of war. close up. the architectural jewel of westminster abbey is without a doubt the chapel of henry the seventh. it's spectacular vaulted ceiling is the undisputed masterpiece of english late gothic architecture the so-called perpendicular style. the chapter house of the abbey was the birthplace of english democracy in the thirteenth century the great council of the feudal overlords the barons used to meet here initially just an advisory council to the king it gradually developed into a powerful representative body which forced the ki

a stained glass window at westminster abbey.come to our viewers on public television and around the globe. president comments -- the latest came from the lawyer who says histti client has all seriousations against kavanaugh. the lawyer also represents stormy daniels, the poor and star who says he she had a sexual -- she had a sexual encounter with mr. trump which pres. trump: when u really look at it all, it is not going to change the democrats'minds. they are obstructionists. they are con artists. this man'so destroy reputation and people are going to see that in the midterms, what they have done to this family and what they have done to these children and what they have done to his wife, and they know it is aonig, fat, job. >> the same press conference, mr. trump also said his mind could change based on thursday's testimony and he will be tuning in. joining us now is our north american reporter. askedy, the president was repeatedly of whether he could withdraw h backing for kavanaugh based on the high-stakes testimony. where d

abbey did you want to add anything there? >> we recognize this is an area that will require education. we just received an article yesterday or the day before that mike clark forwarded from the actuarial society where they have taken on this matter as well looking at health equity from an employer benefit perspective and we are scheduled to hear from kaiser tomorrow. about their work of integrating the work they have done on social determinants through their community benefit arm into the integrated delivery system. there's a few systems across the u.s. that have really stepped into this, montessori, guysinger. there's a lot we know and solid understanding we have to solve for some of these problems or we won't get to the root cause. >> social determinants and cultural. >> cultural is part of it. economics have a big part in it. age. where you live. they affect our health seriously and we don't even assess for that. when we don't really know how to assess for that. i was just reading an article about work that's been done in

these are the centuries—old stained—glass windows of westminster abbey, depicting biblical stories andis. a new, vibrant, bold, very modern 8.5—metre high window by david hockney, to celebrate the queen's reign. you have to look up, and you do look up. he hasn't chosen a religious subject, but one from nature — a blossoming hawthorn in spring. the hawthorn is celebratory. i mean, it's four days of marvellous blossom. it's as though champagne has been poured over it. a vivid, red path separates the abstract shapes of the flowering hawthorns, which are set against a blue sky and lit from above by a bright yellow sun. david hockney started by sketching out the idea on his ipad, he then worked on it in his studio in los angeles, before barley studios in yorkshire transformed his creation into a complex composition of stained glass. we made sure that david enlarged the design to half scale, because obviously full—scale's quite enormous and, at half scale, we started getting a sense of how it would work in the building. there's a process. so, there's the art and then there's the craft, and t

the abbey already has a lot of stained glass, much of it 19th century and figurative.nt pallet. wonderfully vibrant and almost abstract. commissioned by the abbey to mark the queen's long reign, he was given a free hand and chose a blossom. look at some of his landscapes from 2008. you had been enraptured by the hawthorne blossom, had you not? >> i have, yes. >> reporter: it is not there for very long? >> no, it only lasts for four days or something. i mean, it is a marvelous moment. i drew it on an ipad because ipads are back lit. you could -- it is a marvelous thing for drawing stained glass on an ipad. >> reporter: so designed by hochny, specialist glass surprise splooied from geupplie and then put together in yorkshire. these are the colors you hope for? >> yes, yes, yes. yes, they are. yeah, because i wanted stained glass colors. i mean, i did blue, the green, the red, the yellow. the yellow is -- >> reporter: i really love the yellow? >> yes, yes, yes. >> reporter: his window hangs in statesman's ally with statues, famous prime ministers. for the first time in ov

and celebrating the queen's reign — the new stained—glass window at westminster abbey, designed by davidwell, i think... ..i think it's probably the last of my english landscapes. and coming up on bbc news: rory mcilroy says it's silly to focus on tiger woods, as europe prepare their assault on team usa's ryder cup in paris. good evening and welcome to the bbc‘s news at six. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has declared that his party is ready to start work on a radical plan to rebuild and transform britain and says labour is ready to govern. in his closing speech at the labour party conference in liverpool, he said he would end the "greed—is—good" culture that has dominated politics and pledged to "kickstart a green jobs revolution". mr corbyn said he would only support a deal on leaving the european union if it includes a customs union, something the prime minister has ruled out. our political editor, laura kuenssberg, sent this report from liverpool. cheering adored here... on his turf... and on his terms. evenjoining in that familiar anthem. chanting: "0h, jeremy corbyn!" hoping to

abbey, do you want to start with an opening comment or have me jump in? >> the board has been very supportive of hss and aon developing a strategic plan since i've been here and we have made significant progress and i would like to thank commissioners breslin and follansbee for spending two and a half hours with us in great detail and providing subsequent feedback on the plan in its current state. we are bringing before you a pretty high level overview of the plan to be certain you have an understanding of where we are going and can give us any questions or suggestions on the strategic direction we are taking with the plan. there is a lot of detail behind this that we did not include in the presentation today. although one of the spreadsheets we had delivered to your home, i knew you wouldn't be able to read it on a screen, we hope you had a chance to look at and certainly, we will take comments, subsequent to today as well. we will be flushing out the plan in that greater detail. particularly in the form of a work plan our staff is anxious to have flushe

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these are the centuries—old stained—glass windows of westminster abbey, depicting biblical stories andracters. alongside which, as from today, is this... a new, vibrant, bold, very modern 8.5 metre high window by david hockney to celebrate the queen's reign. you have to look up, and you do look up. he hasn't chosen a religious subject but one from nature — a blossoming hawthorn in spring. the hawthorn is celebratory. i mean, it's four days of marvellous blossom. it's as though champagne has been poured over it. a vivid, red path separates the abstract shapes of the flowering hawthorns, which are set against a blue sky and lit from above by a bright yellow sun. david hockney started by sketching out the idea on his ipad, he then worked on it in his studio in los angeles, before barley studios in yorkshire transformed his creation into a complex composition of stained glass. we made sure that david enlarged the design to half scale, because obviously full—scale's quite enormous and, at half scale, we started getting a sense of how it would work in the building. there's a process. so, the

a new window in westminster abbey created by david hockney to celebrate the queen's reign.0pm, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers the broadcaster lynn faulds wood and michael booker, deputy editor of the daily express. stay with us for that. good evening. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has declared that his party is ready to start work on a radical plan to rebuild and transform britain, and says his party is ready to govern. in his closing speech at the labour party conference in liverpool he said he would kickstart a greenjobs revolution, creating 400,000 new positions. he also said labour was committed to reducing the uk's net carbon emissions by 60% by 2030 and to zero by 2050. mr corbyn also said he would only support the prime minister's deal on leaving the european union if it includes a customs union, something theresa may has ruled out. 0ur political editor, laura kuenssberg, sent this report from liverpool. cheering and applause adored here. on his turf. and on his terms. evenjoining in that familiar anthem. # 0h, jeremy corbyn...#

. >>> downton abbey is headed to the big screen and hollywood honors carrie underwood. chris martinez has those stories and more in today's eye on entertainment. >>> carrie underwood will be celebrated with a star on the hollywood walk of fame. the country singer is also set to be honored in this year's female roster of country music television's annual artist of the year show. the move comes after criticism over last year's all-male lineup. robe ord says his latest project, the old man and the gun, is his last. the 82-year-old actor walked the red carpet for the movie's premiere at the toronto film festival. >> it feels great. i can't think of a better way to go out. the movie is based on a true story and about of bank robber who escapes from san quentin and goes on a crime spree g chm. it opens nationwide as a number 28. and get ready, downton abbey fans, the crawley family is headed to the big screen and roaming is underway. the actress who played -- plays lady mary shared this photo on instagram. the main cast is set to be reunited with show creator junior -- julian

five newspapers have sued the abbey accusing the public broadcaster of distorting the market. the broadcaster is part of the a.r.d. network of public stations in germany according to the air baby they are on the same side as the local newspapers despite being online competitors that's also very not our enemy on the contrary i have something in common namely quality journalism and we have to figure out together how we can survive the bad b.m.d. . the question of how quality journalism can survive in the internet era was discussed at the digital conference repubblica in berlin thomas ballard director of germany's second public broadcasters a day after it was asked about competition with newspapers. they held that it's out of i consider newspapers an essential component of public platform for politics and current events so we should not be making an already difficult business even more difficult for the publishing house. it's. by the way you know. it's a time of our people for journalism and a question of survival new plans are dominating the market and nobody wants to go under b

turn of the one concerning protests service and handed there is a lot of frustration not only among abbey iranians but also among the other parts of it was a funny population against the government over water shortages over unemployment and so forth. there is been some homegrown kind of. nation who's a star and there have been certainly. have been trying to use that for their own purposes. ok ali fatah in the jar in doha thank you very much for that. the death toll in the ten's anea ferry disaster has risen to two hundred and nine but on saturday rescuers pulled a man alive from the upturned vessel two days after it capsized on lake victoria a badly overcrowded ferry was traveling between the eyes of a car carrier way when it sank on thursday tanzania's president has ordered the arrest of the ship's captain and declared four days of national mourning. they are preparing to bury their dad picking graves without knowing how many they will eventually need. days after the tragedy a welcome moment of hope. this man an engineer was found alive and an air pocket having reportedly shot himself in

death of his girlfriend, andreea cristea. 0n holiday from romania, they'd been to visit westminster abbey drove into them at speed. ...he told the court. michael brown was driving past as it happened and saw what andrei hadn't. andreea had been knocked clean over the parapet. michael brown told the inquest he quickly dialled 999 and looked over the edge of the bridge to see andreea lying face down in the water. so he immediately shouted to get the attention of the captain of the nearby passenger boat. the millennium diamond reacted quickly with captain gordon markley using a boat hook to stop andreea floating away. about five minutes after she fell in, a london fire brigade boat, the fire flash, managed to get her out of the water, still alive. today the crew of the passenger ship were asked by andreea's family's lawyers if they could not have pulled her out more quickly but they said they had done what they could. andreea cristea died in hospital two weeks later. a doctor said today he didn't know if her long time in the water had worsened her chance of survival. she also had a fractured

want to speak up. >> i didn't have anything else other than the next steps abbey indicated in terms of coming back in october with the full details of the strategic plan that would include the measurement strategy as well as organizational excellence plan and project and execution plan. >> commissioner w. lim: just one comment. once we finalize this i would like to see a glossary of terms at the end, we have a lot of acronyms. it will be publicized eventually so i would like to see a glossary of terms for all the acronyms. >> yes. >> commissioner w. lim: thank you. >> thank you. >> president breslin: any other comments from the board members? public comment? thank you. >> good afternoon, board members, and welcome to our new secretary. clara, president of ercs, i enjoyed participating in the group yesterday and finding this an interesting process. thinking that we are going along the right lines and thank you, commissioner scott, for some of your comments. i didn't have to make them, so i appreciate that. but i'm wondering also, i think we are an unusual employer in the sense that w

but rivals, in particular google, abbey catching up.ed in its latest range of devices overnight in seattle, and dave lee was there to see what they have cooked up. literally. one potato. starting potato. six minutes, 34 seconds. laughter. it is really for one big reason, which is a large number of devices, not only in your kitchen, but throughout the house, not yet connected to the great thing of the internet. why would i want to, in the case of a microwave? what is the point of having that on the internet?” microwave? what is the point of having that on the internet? i asked myself that when we first thought about the product, but after having used a couple of months, you would be surprised at how complicated they are. what happens is you end upjust using your microwave for very simple use cases using your microwave for very simple use cases because using your microwave for very simple use cases because the hard. —— because the hard ones are hard. why would i buy what you have made are not just speak to why would i buy what you have ma

. >> meanwhile the cast of "downton abbey" was shooting outside of london today.antham and elizabeth mcgovern, lady grantham, return in this film version of the hit tv series out next september. >> and check out angelina jolie spotted for the first time in full costume and blonde wig for her fantasy film "come away." shooting in hollywood. >> looking totally different. another big movie underway "toy story four." tim allen is back as buzz lightyear. and nischelle turner got an update when she was first on the set of tim's other big project, the return of "last man standing." >> i just felt this wasn't done. we just had so many scripts left. >> we were exclusively on set. >> welcome back all you guys. >> "last man standing's" return, now on fox, was in large part because of the fan outrage after the popular show was suddenly canceled by abc last year. >> you had 500,000 signatures from viewers. >> i did that. >> you did it. you forged every one of them. >> all day. that was a whole day in my basement. >> that show must have a lot of loyal kick ass fans. >> what do

westminster abbey. the house of parliament. fleet street, the center. st. paul's cathedral. the lives of englishmen. but, in these 28 days, the nazis lost 900 planes and their crews. the more they sent over, the more we shot down. the british spitfire proved to be one of the deadliest weapons ever put in the hands of man. if this kept up, pretty soon, no more luftwaffe. >> the frantic nazis had to pull a new one. they did. on october 6, they changed tonight attacks. maybe that way they could avoid those deadly spitfires and hurricanes. maybe that way they could to crush the stubborn british spirit. never more control of the air. -- never mind control of the air. nevermind phase i, phase ii, phase 3. now it is about pounding the people themselves into submission and making them call for mercy. ♪ ♪ >> the raf wasn't much help at night. this was just german bombs against british guns. >> hi harvey. >> hello, jay. >> the great docs of london were left roaring infernos. homes were destroyed by incendiaries. business blocks were aflame. >> and still the people of london took it. n

members guitars and depicts the revolving hairstyles from the classic beatle cut to the long mane to abbey road. the creative graphic illustrators live and work in hereford england. school when we were in already best friends of his. in two thousand and ten the duo started by so england's first agency for info graphics they found and filled in each and swiftly became a leading agency for information design their clients now include i.b.m. google. and the united nations one of the things we do. so. they want us to create something fun something engaging how much it would cost to make a real life suit. including its breathing apparatus. prosthetic legs and arms it into a nice in for graphic and yet. over one hundred news outlets including time magazine and mashable have a link to their overview of star wars characters. they got the idea for the beatles in two thousand and fourteen. we've always wanted to do even if off a book the. choice. by. the significance of the band is obviously phenomenal there's a huge backlog of work to work with a huge amount of data for us to examine it just the id

these are the centuries—old stained—glass windows of westminster abbey, depicting biblical stories andueen's reign. you have to look up, and you do look up. he hasn't chosen a religious subject but one from nature, a blossoming hawthorn in spring. the hawthorn is celebratory. i mean, its four days of marvellous blossom. it's as though champagne has been poured over it. a vivid red path separates the abstract shapes of the flowering hawthorns, which are set against a blue sky and lit from above by a bright yellow sun. david hockney started by sketching out the idea on his ipad. he then worked on it in his studio in los angeles, before barley studios in yorkshire transformed his creation into a complex composition of stained glass. we made sure that david enlarged the design to half scale, because obviously full—scale's quite enormous, and at half scale we started getting a sense of how it would work in the building. there's a process. so there's the art and then there's the craft, and the craft, if you follow the right steps, actually ensures that the two work well together. the week lo

abbey hopes that the new government will learn from the failures of the past and put aid money from the e.u. to good use. the country has been located around fifteen million euro specifically to create jobs and train young people. who live in a country a lot of us with nothing to hold on till it got leads to robbery. increases in crime leads trying to steal in yeah all discussion up and frustration can lead to the stability of this country. abilene story is inspirational but for most of his group to persuade other would be migrants from leaving something more concrete an optimism about the gambia future might be needed. where at the bar at crow time until one of the country's busiest. and the young people here have lost faith in the promise of change like so many before them they gaze is fixed on europe. nineteen year old ibrahim says there's nothing just a four. month old exam or whatever i mean for the dominican if american think about . one mile and how about my them tell another one not eleven i don't know my dad but if michael are fair but that is what i have and when i joined the

bombs fell on buckingham palace, westminster abbey, the houses of parliament, fleet street, the center, bombs dashing the historic past of the lives of englishmen. but, in these 28 days, the nazis lost 900 planes and crews. the more they sent over, the more were shot down. the british spitfire proved to be one of the deadliest weapons ever at the hands of men. if this kept up pretty soon, no , more luftwaffe. had a newntic nazis on october 6, the germans one. changed tonight attacks so maybe they could avoid those deadly spitfires and hurricanes. maybe that way they could crash the stubborn british spirit. never mind control of the air, never mind phase one, phase two, phase three. now just concentrate on bombing the people themselves into submission and make them cry for mercy. [plane engines] ♪ >> hostile raids. >> the raf was not much help at night. this was just german bombs against british guns. >> hello, dear. >> lost a good amount of men tonight, didn't they? >> yes, they are all right. the great stocks of london were left as roaring inferno's. homes were destroyed by incendiari

at london's westminster abbey traditionally known as the church where british monarchs are coronated has been fitted with a new stained glass window designed by artist david hockney the queen's window as it's titled celebrates elizabeth the second rule and honors her profound love of nature. that features among other things hawthorn blossom. and i chose the whole thong who it sure is a four days of the moment were and champagne looks was very very poor go over all the bushies. david hockney created the initial design on his i pad. since wednesday various messages are being projected on to the facade of claim cathedral to commemorate the one hundredth anniversary of the end of world war one and to promote greater into cultural understanding completed in eight hundred eighty undeclared to unesco world heritage site in one thousand nine hundred six cologne cathedral is one of germany's biggest tourist attractions in one thousand still ation will eliminate the imposing structure every evening from now until saturday. just like people flock to the cathedral in cologne visitors of paris ca

there'd be no abbey like say good out red bulls millions how could you love a club straight from the marketing boardroom. kick offs term gain i found out over a drink with some nights exacts except he opted for beer not soda. footballs transfer silly season. we introduced last minute signings at dortmund. and minds. but is the bonus league just a stepping stone to england but both best place is home to the world's most valuable club manchester united. star for the red devils as critical of football's big business a spaniard tells all the media why he's donating one percent of his income. can love of the game on big money really co-exist find out on kick off life. the point is the guy is. we destroy on their first away day of the season which. is the most dangerous tribe in the bundestag so why did these friends choose such a hard life how can it be worth it for this a marketing construct. in the little. jewel in the head to live in their head low that it was that i believe is going. headlee. right early morning in like four hundred and twenty kilometers to dortmund that means we've g

and a new window in westminster abbey, created by david hockney to celebrate the queen's reign.g up on sportsday on bbc news. family comes first — joe marler says he'll run out for england no more as he retires from international rugby. good evening. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has declared that his party is ready to start work on a radical plan to rebuild and transform britain and says his party is ready to govern. in his closing speech at the labour party conference in liverpool, he said he would "kick—start a green jobs revolution", creating 400,000 new positions. he also said labour was committed to reducing the uk's net carbon emissions by 60% by 2030, and to zero by 2050. mr corbyn also said he would only support the prime minister's deal on leaving the european union if it includes a customs union, something theresa may has ruled out. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg sent this report from liverpool. cheering and applause. adored here. on his turf. and on his terms. evenjoining in that familiar anthem. # 0h, jeremy corbyn...#. hoping to provide a contrast of pol

they own nbc universal, those that made jurassic world and downton abbey.was this deal completed at the end of october, how realistic is that?|j think of october, how realistic is that?” think that is witty realistic. you see the difference in price between what comcast offered and what fox offered. it makes sense to sell it to comcast because of the very significant differential between the two offers. comcast looked to buy out shares in sky and try to get the threshold of 50% of the shares which is what they needed to get 50% of the shares. thank you. a man has been rescued from a ferry, two days after it capsized on lake victoria in tanzania. he's thought to have survived in an air pocket under the upturned vessel. more than 200 people are now known to have died in the accident. jessica parker has more. an anxious wait from the shore, relatives unable to hold back their tears. divers and rescue teams braving the waters of lake victoria to attempt to bring more bodies to shore. the ferry capsized two days ago. officials say it was filled to four times its

they had just been to westminster abbey and had only been in london for two and a half hours.almost crossed the bridge when khalid masood began his attack. it was just after 20 to three. "i remember hearing a car revving," she said today. "i remember seeing the front of the vehicle. the next thing i remember being on the ground." she spent 3.5 weeks in hospital in london, but kurt died as big ben struck 3 o'clock. schoolteacher kylie smith was in westminster that day with a group of teenage pupils. kurt and melissa had caught her eye as they walked hand in hand when suddenly she heard the revving of masood's car. in tears at times, she told the inquest, "the man tried to pull his girlfriend behind him, tried to shield her from the impact." she saw kurt knocked into the air by the car, and then chaos on the bridge. she told her pupils to run. they all made it safely home. it was on this pavement at the end of the bridge that kurt cochran heroically pushed his wife out of the way before being struck full on by the vehicle. 0ne witness today described seeing him flying through th

debt fallout we can see the dominos are beginning to fall because a classic example prime minister abbey read the writing on the wall dot was standing ten percent g.d.p. rates so really i think we've got to we've got to be aware of what's going on we cannot be naïve china is not santa claus though a lot of our lead to see to believe that and we need to negotiate now with our national interest in mind and i think these are the key things i'd like to i'd like to see happen i'm not seeing them happen yet i'm just seeing a big cheer leading brigade great boon dog china shook his hand and they've come back and i'm not sure what we've really got here ok that one just that that to pick up on one of the many points that made that is china a soft benefactor when it comes to these lanes is it going to write them off as perhaps you know sort of santa clause or is it going to play hardball as i said we've seen in sri lanka where the sri lankans couldn't pay back the debt for this ports and china then took over the lease for it well we all know the chinese doesn't. a chinese long doesn't come with a

death of his girlfriend, andreea cristea. 0n holiday from romania, they'd been to visit westminster abbeyt speed. michael brown was driving past as it happened and saw what andrei hadn't. andreea had been knocked clean over the parapet. michael brown told the inquest he quickly dialled 999 and looked over the edge of the bridge to see andreea lying face down in the water. so, he immediately shouted to get the attention of the captain of the nearby passenger boat. the millennium diamond reacted quickly with captain gordon markley using a boat hook to stop andreea floating away. about five minutes after she fell in, a london fire brigade boat, the fire flash, managed to get her out of the water, still alive. today the crew of the passenger ship were asked by andreea's family's lawyers if they could not have pulled her out more quickly but they said they had done what they could. andreea cristea died in hospital two weeks later. a doctor said today he didn't know if her long time in the water had worsened her chance of survival. she also had a fractured skull. daniel sandford, bbc news, at t

death of his girlfriend, andreea cristea. 0n holiday from romania, they'd been to visit westminster abbey into them at speed. after the vehicle passed, i looked on the left side of me to search for andreea, but i could not see her, he told the court. i started searching for andreea and i started running over the bridge. michael brown was driving past as it happened and saw what andrei hadn't. andreea had been knocked clean over the parapet. michael brown told the inquest he quickly dialled 999 and looked over the edge of the bridge to see andreea lying face down in the water. so he immediately shouted to get the attention of the captain of the nearby passenger boat. the millennium diamond reacted quickly, with captain gordon markley using a boat hook to stop andreea floating away. about five minutes after she fell in, a london fire brigade boat, the fire flash, managed to get her out of the water, still alive. today, the crew of the passenger ship were asked by andreea's family's lawyers if they could not have pulled her out more quickly but they said they had done what they could. andree

it is the highest overnight figures since itv‘s downton abbey in 2011, the only broadcast with a biggerhis, it has been a dry spell for drama over summer and along comes this, written byjed mercurio, august bank of a weekend, two episodes, the first 20 minutes so addictive that you're interests and eve ryo ne addictive that you're interests and everyone started talking about that and it has become a national conversation. it is that tension that pulled in the viewers. in an area dominated by the likes of netflix and amazon prime, the first episode broke the drama debut record for the bbc iplayer but the finale last night still got plenty of people gathered around their televisions. when 10.4 million people turn up to watch the last episode last night, peaking at 11 million, i think it shows the desire for people to come round the television, all come together on a sunday night for joint viewing television, all come together on a sunday night forjoint viewing and i think it shows how healthy the channels are. the thing is, i don't need you to vote for me only to protect me. total numbers

on holiday from romania, they'd been to visit westminster abbey and were heading over the bridge whenter the vehicle passed, i looked on the left side of me to search for andreea but i couldn't see her," he told the court. "i started searching for andreea and i started running over the bridge." michael brown was driving past as it happened and saw what andrei hadn't. andreea had been knocked clean over the parapet. "she went about ten feet in the air," he told the inquest, "and as she came down, she went straight into the thames." michael brown told the inquest that he rushed to his van, got his phone and dialled 999, then looked over the edge of the bridge, where he saw andreea lying face down in the water. he immediately shouted to get the attention of the captain of a nearby passenger boat. the millennium diamond reacted quickly, with captain gordon markley using a boat hook to stop andreea floating away. about five minutes after she fell in, a london fire brigade boat, the fire flash, managed to get her out of the water still alive. today ,gordon markley and his colleague danny co