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rory cellan—jones, bbc new, st albans.ves the uk is two weeks to say what it will pay to leave or there'll be no talks on trade next month. and i am at wembley the day before armistice day. coming up on sportsday on bbc news. england's hopes of regaining the women's ashes hang in the balance after a closely—fought second day of their test against australia. the battle of passchendaele was one of the longest and bloodiest campaigns of the first world war. it took three months to reach the village, which is on a ridge above the belgian city of ypres. the battle to take it and the rain soaked mud resulted in almost 700,000 deaths and injuries on both sides. today the largest number of first world war field guns ever assembled fired a salute to the fallen, exactly a hundred years since passchendaele was captured. robert hall was at the ceremony near the belgian border. ina in a muddy field neither franco—belgian border, the thunder of the guns. every one of these weapons had fired during the battles of the first world war. tod

rory cellan—jones, bbc new, st albans.gentina. wales face australia, and ireland play south africa. but all eyes will be on murrayfield, where scotland face samoa, a country whose national sport declared bankruptcy this week. many of the uk nations benefit from samoan rugby, featuring players from the south pacific country. but for those who come here following their dream of playing international sport, the culture shock can be huge. it's led to calls for greater care to be taken for the welfare of those players, as patrick gearey reports. the power of the pacific is now a majorforce in british rugby. many islanders have become stars, and earned fortunes. but in the game's lower reaches, it's a less glossy world. wages are much lower, but cultural pressures to send money home remain. we know what we're getting here, there's probably, like, twice or three times what my parents would be getting a month, or my siblings. you know, when they call, you just can't say no. but obviously, they have no idea how hard it is, dealing

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rory cellan—jones, bbc news, st albans.village, which is on a ridge above the belgian city of ypres. the battle to take it and the rain soaked mud resulted in almost 700,000 deaths and injuries on both sides. today, the largest number of first world war field guns ever assembled fired a salute to the fallen, exactly a hundred years since passchendaele was captured as robert hall reports. fire! in a muddy field near the franco—belgian border, the thunder of the guns. every one of these weapons had fired during the battles of the first world war. today, they sounded their tribute, a century on from the day canadian troops finally took the hilltop village of passchendaele. the fighting was part of a plan to catch a high ground and reverse the course of the war north of ypres, but wet weather slowed and thwarted the attacks. allied forces advanced just five miles. allied and german armies lost well over half a million men, killed or injured. hundreds disappeared in a sea of mud. 64 volunteers, some of them serving soldiers, man

rory cellan—jones, bbc new, st albans.ettes — a social enterprise which encourages girls to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and maths. we can also speak to tahani hussein, one of the organisations mentees. they're both in san franciso for us now. how come? we won our mentoring programme, a number of different programmes, one of them is all about exposing these young girls and women who are closer to making their career choices to industry up close. we are actually at the big technology conference this week. we have been taking the girls around to go and visit places like facebook, like bloomberg, to see industry up close. so you actually doing a—levels at the moment, to harney, this must be a great opportunity? the a—levels i'm doing right now are maths, psychology and english literature i'm not doing computer science personally, but my college does not even offer it as an option. why doesn't it offer computer science? i did gcse in 2014, i did it, it did not cover anything including the programme and we

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rory cellan—jones, bbc new, st albans.scribe it? a subtitling system that seems to have got wrong, deoo scribing our guest as the current controller of bbc news, i will be diving into the double decade birthday of bbc news with somebody from, well the address is w1a. we will talk about the future of 24 hour news. that is all to come later. it is friday. here's a flat with a difference... it's taken nearly 40 years of painting, but diana keys has turned her council flat in hemel hempstead into her very own masterpiece. inspired by michelangelo's frescoes in the sistine chapel, she's decided to open her home and reveal what she's been working on. she paints using herfingers and you're wondering why, here is the answer. i've never seen the sistine chapel, but i wanted it to be a bit like that. if i haven't done anything in my life, which i haven't, because i have been in care and homes and everything, i like to think i've left behind a piece of love and the reason why i want it to be shown now is because i like to think some

this year, alban yeah, croatia, france have nearly atarnede the 2% benchmark. they know to invest in security to preserve liberty. honoredto community has that agreement. we also urge greater security integration provided that the relationships are efficient and serve shared interests. these commitments are necessary because our freedom and security is at stake. the united states and all nations of europe, especially those who once lived under the weight of communist dictatorships value our nations. if we do not exercise responsibility, we will not have sovereignty and if we do not have sovereignty, we will not have freedom. maintaining sovereignty entails cultivating the virtues that make it possible. free nations must exercise vigilant protection of civil societies and the groups and families and individuals that compose them. rule of law and representative governments are empty shells when detached from a vibrant civil society and a deep respect for certain self-evident truths. we can win every political struggle but if we are not vigilant of our own behavio

clearly the council said much the same thing in his lesson to alban's, and he died in 169 a.d. if our in past is better understood and hopefully not so quickly forgotten, much of the credit for that, ladies and gentlemen, should go to winston churchill. thank you very much. [applause] right, we have a few minutes of easy questions. [laughter] >> someone give this gentleman the microphone. >> so, andrew. i have loved your past work. napoleon. storm of war. >> please stop there. [laughter] >> this is better. my question is this. given the body of work out there on churchill, and in the wake of roy jenkins' fabulous one-volume biography, why are you tackling churchill now? in fact, is there a different slant you might have? >> yes, very good question. there are 1009 biographies of churchill, and say, why on earth impose 1010? i'm not going to be the first person in over 100 years to write a biography of winston churchill that does not do well. it's a terrible thing to have to admit. reuschel's book was very good, as you say. it was published in 2001. since 2001, there have been no

closure on london 0verground. 0n the roads, the m25 betweenjunction 21 the m1 and junction 22 at st albansnce friday. in cannonbury, grosvenor avenue is closed for repairs to a burst water main. in wembley, the high road remains closed eastbound for sewer works. while in 0rpington, the high street remains closed for water works. let's have a check on the weather now with kate kinsella. hello, good morning. it is feeling a little less cold this morning. we have some cloud and light rain moving overnight and we get some slightly more mild air, leaving today rather cloudy but feeling rather damn. now, the majority of the rain has moved east by the cloud is big enough to produce the odd spot of rain here and there through the day. it is quite breezy as well. the temperatures are does not reflect this. it will feel mild between 12— 14 degrees in towns and cities, so overnight tonight it is similarto cities, so overnight tonight it is similar to last night with rain moving in from the west, light and patchy rain for a time, it stays breezy and we will hang on to the cloud as well. the temperatur

then chris offers his advice on launching a profitable business, inside hustle followed by mark albans read all of the vietnam war, 1968. russian-american journalist mohsen gasson report on russians who came of age during the putin regime in the national book award nominated the future is history and fit is alan jacobson's book on restructuring your thought process on how to think. a group of best-selling books continues with best-selling biographer walter isaacson and leonardo da vinci then former first daughters jenna bush and barbara appears bush share their experiences growing up in the political spotlight in sister's first followed by mark manson's advice on leading a happier life. next, roger hodge, deputy director of the intercept shares his family history of ranching in texas lock and wrapping up our book at the best-selling nonfiction books according to book people bookstore in austin is vacationland : a memoirist from humorist john hodgman. some of these authors will be appearing on book tv, watch them on our website, booktv.org. >>. [inaudible conversation] hi everyone. i th

in a classroom in st albans, some budding young computer scientists are deep in studying their gcse courseomputer education is fragile and patchy, with too few pupils given the chance to enter the exam. what is more common the subject is eating largely avoided by girls. so what has made these students take it up? our future is very much based around computers and technology is becoming a big part of society. i knew that it would be useful to have, and i could get a job easily. maybe in other schools it might be viewed as slightly nerdy to do computer science, but i think it is quite respected at this school. the royal society's report says too many young people are missing out on vital digital skills. fifty four per cent of english schools do not offer computer science as a gcse. schools need 3,500 more compute in teachers. only one in five computer science entrants are female. both the teachers in this class have degrees in computer science, which makes them unusual. the royal society wants a big increase in spending on training new teachers. the computing industry says digital skills are

in a classroom in saint albans, some budding young computer scientists are deep in their gcse course. computer education is fragile and patchy, with too few pupils given the chance to enter the exam. what's more, the subject is being largely avoided by girls. so what has made these students take it up? our future is very much based around computers and technology is becoming a big part of society. i knew that it would be useful to have, and i could get a job easily. maybe in other schools it might be viewed as slightly nerdy to do computer science, but i think it is quite respected at this school. the royal society's report says too many young people are missing out on vital digital skills. 54% of english schools do not offer computer science as a gcse. schools need 3500 more computing teachers. only one in five computer science entrants are female. both the teachers in this class have degrees in computer science, which makes them unusual. the royal society wants a big increase in spending on training new teachers. the computing industry says digital skills are vital for the uk's futu

and works on the m25 mean delays in both directions betweenjunction 21a for st albans and junction 22o the afternoon. temperatures today at a maximum of ten with lighter winds than yesterday. as we go through this evening and overnight, we'll hold onto varying amounts of cloud but plenty of clear skies which will allow the temperatures to fall away, so a widespread frost. these are the temperatures in towns and cities but in rural areas, cooler than that. a bright, cold and frosty start tomorrow, plenty of sunshine through the morning tending to increase through the afternoon but holding onto good spells of sunshine. a brisk north—westerly breeze so feeling cold with highs of seven. a cold night on sunday and then sunday looking dry and bright with that north—westerly breeze so temperatures struggling into the single figures, a maximum of seven. a frosty start to the day on monday and then we'll see a spell of rain through the morning, which will allow the temperatures to rise momentarily before we return to the cooler conditions after that. i'm back with the latest from the bbc londo

then chris offers his advice on launching a profitable business, inside hustle followed by mark albans read all of the vietnam war, 1968. russian-american journalist mohsen gasson report on russians who came of age during the putin regime in the national book award nominated the future is history and fit is alan jacobson's book on restructuring your thought process on how to think. a group of best-selling books continues with best-selling biographer walter isaacson and leonardo da vinci then former first daughters jenna bush and barbara appears bush share their experiences growing up in the political spotlight in sister's first followed by mark manson's advice on leading a happier life. next, roger hodge, deputy