he was captured during the battle of arnhem 80 years ago. operation which, in mr churchill's words, will take a lasting place in our military annals and will in succeeding generations inspire our youth with the highest ideals of duty and of daring. building on the success of d—day, the objective was to secure bridges and river crossings to allow a route for the allies into northern germany and force a nazi surrender before the end of the year. the sky over northern europe turned black with aircraft, punctuated by white parachutes. hundreds of gliders were deployed. one of the last remaining members of the glider pilot regiment, peter colthorpe, explains why they were so vital. you're very useful in the glider because when you land in a battlefield, you need guns, you need ammunition, you need... you can't parachute it down, it's too heavy. and so that's what we do. so, if we teach you to fly a glider, then you fly over the battlefield and you can land with all the ammunition, with anti—tank guns. so, i used to do that. geoff was 19 years old

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he was captured during the battle of arnhem 80 years ago. nd will, in succeeding generations, inspire our youth with the highest ideals of duty and of daring. building on the success of d—day, the objective was to secure bridges and river crossings to allow a route for the allies into northern germany and force a nazi surrender before the end of the year. the sky over northern europe turned black with aircraft, punctuated by white parachutes. hundreds of gliders were deployed. one of the last remaining members of the glider pilot regiment, peter colthup, explains why they were so vital. you're very useful in the glider, because when you land in a battlefield, you need guns, you need ammunition, you need... you can't parachute it down, it's too heavy. and so that's what we do. so if we teach you to fly a glider, then you fly over the battlefield and you can land with all the ammunition, with anti—tank guns. so i used to do that. geoff was 19—years—old and serving with the king's own scottish borderers. he remembers the day his glider took off

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the commemorations marking the 80th anniversary of the battle of arnhem continue in the battle of arnhemthis morning, veterans, armed forces personnel and the princess royal gathered at the oosterbeek war cemetery for the airborne memorial service. the event was closed by a fly—past from the battle of britain memorial flight. earlier, her royal highness the princess anne gave a reading to mark the 80th anniversary of operation market garden . garden. >> he that dwelleth in the secret place of the most high shall abide under the shadow of the almighty . i will say of the the almighty. i will say of the lord, he is my refuge and my fortress , my god. in him will trust. >> well, joining us now is gb news national reporter, charlie peters, who is on the ground for us. charlie, tell us more about what's been happening there this morning . morning. >> as the red petals fall. every life we recall. as they fade away. we will remember them. so said the dignitaries here at this memorial for the airborne warriors who fought and fell at operation market garden 80 years ago. princess anne, the prince

the battle of arnhem, in the netherlands, claimed the lives of 1,130 british soldiers. and will in succeeding generations inspire our youth with the highest ideals of duty and of daring. building on the success of d—day, the objective was to secure bridges and river crossings to allow a route for the allies into northern germany and force a nazi surrender before the end of the year. the sky over northern europe turned black with aircraft, punctuated by white parachutes. hundreds of gliders were deployed. this one of the last remaining members of the glider pilot regiment, peter colthorpe, explains why they were so vital. you're very useful in the glider, because when you land in a battlefield, you need guns, you need ammunition, you need... you can't parachute it down, it's too heavy. and so that's what we do. so if we teach you to fly a glider, then you fly over the battlefield and you can land with all the ammunition, with anti—tank guns. so i used to do that. geoff was 19 years old and serving with the king's own scottish borderers. he remembers the day his glider to

this year marks the 80th anniversary of the operation market garden and the battle of arnhem. celebrations in the netherlands. this weekend will commemorate 80 years since 1900. allied troops parachuted into the then occupied country with the aim of recapturing the bndges with the aim of recapturing the bridges of arnhem. throughout the day today, the contemporary equivalents of those men are recreating the drop at ginkel, heath and eitherjumping from an aircraft in the same place our troops would have landed eight decades ago . earlier, brigadier decades ago. earlier, brigadier mark berry told gb news how it feels to be there on the ground today. >> i think the struggle that soldiers felt here on the ground, the very, very difficult conditions that they faced, epitomise what any one of us feel we could be called to face in the modern era. and therefore we come here to commemorate the bravery of those who went before us, to and challenge ourselves to think about their bravery . to think about their bravery. and will we be brave enough when our time comes ? our time comes? >> th

this year marks the 80th anniversary of operation market garden and the battle of arnhem. emorate 80 years since around 1900. allied troops parachuted into the then occupied country with the aim of recapturing the bridges of arnhem. throughout the morning, the contemporary equivalents of those men have been recreating the drop at ginkel heath in ada , the drop at ginkel heath in ada, jumping from an aircraft into the same place our troops would have landed eight decades ago . have landed eight decades ago. and tonight, anthony joshua will challenge daniel dubois for the ibf world heavyweight title at a sold out wembley stadium. the all—british fight will see joshua try to take the title from dubois in an attempt to join the likes of muhammad ali, lennox lewis and evander holyfield by becoming a three time world heavyweight champion. things remained relatively calm at the weigh in yesterday, although both fighters have said they will do whatever it takes to win . those are your latest gb to win. those are your latest gb news headlines for now. i'm sophie reaper. more from me

the commemorations marking the 80th anniversary of the battle of arnhem have continued in the netherlandsay. this morning, continued in the netherlands today. this morning , veterans, today. this morning, veterans, armed forces personnel and the princess royal gathered at the oosterbeek war ceremony at war cemetery for the airborne memorial service. the event was closed by a fly—past from the battle of britain memorial flight, and earlier her royal highness princess anne gave a reading to mark the 80th anniversary of operation market garden. >> he that dwelleth in the secret place of the most high shall abide under the shadow of the almighty. i will say of the lord, he is my refuge and my fortress, my god, in him will i trust. >> and finally. trust. >> and finally . yes, today marks >> and finally. yes, today marks 30 years of one of the most iconic series of all time friends. the show premiered for the first time in the us back in 1994, fast becoming one of nbc's most watched programs and lasting for an entire ten series. those are your latest gb news headlines for now, i'm sophie reaper

this year marks the 80th anniversary of operation market garden and the battle of arnhem. ations in the netherlands this weekend will commemorate 80 years since 1900. allied troops parachuted into the then occupied country with the then occupied country with the aim of recapturing the bndges the aim of recapturing the bridges of arnhem. throughout the morning, the contemporary equivalents of those men are recreating the drop at ginkel heath in ada, jumping from an aircraft into the same place our troops would have landed eight decades ago . a snap poll will decades ago. a snap poll will open today as members of the national education union will vote on pay and funding. teachers and education professionals in the uk will have until the 30th of september to either accept or reject the government's offer of a 5.5% pay rise. this comes after chancellor rachel reeves agreed in full to follow the recommendations of the school teachers review body . the met teachers review body. the met office has issued a further weather warning, with heavy rain and thunderstorms forecast for the

the commemorations marking the 80th anniversary of the battle of arnhem continue in the battle of arnhem in the netherlands today. this morning, veterans, armed forces personnel and the princess royal have gathered at the oosterbeek war cemetery for the airborne airborne memorial service, a fly—past by the historical flights of the royal netherlands air force and the battle of britain . memorial flights will britain. memorial flights will also take place later this morning, and last night saw historic fights for british boxing, with anthony joshua taking on david dubois for the ibf heavyweight title. and despite much speculation that aj might take his third title, it was dubois that was victorious in the end with a fifth round knockout . those are your latest knockout. those are your latest gb news headlines for now. i'm sophie reaper more from me in the next hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code , alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com. >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash al

these burials 80 years after the battle of arnhem stand as a powerful reminder of the human cost of war out for a run, trying to decide what music you want to listen to, but you end up being serenaded live, in person, by one of the world's biggest pop stars. that's what happened to one runner last night, when she spotted ed sheeran on a canal boat in london. alison freeman has more. hello. any requests? er... could you, um, do tenerife sea? yeah. # you look so wonderful in that dress #. student teacher nikki atkins hadn't been for a run for quite a while, but as she stepped onto the towpath at a canal in west london, the last thing she expected to see and hear was an international music star. i was just running down to the canal and i sort of heard some music and saw someone sat in the front of a boat, a ginger man, and in my head i thought, "that looks a bit like ed sheeran." and then i ran down and kind of ran onto the canal path just as he was passing and i was like, "oh, that is ed sheeran!" and then he asked me for a song request. i mean, it wasjust... i sort of blacked out a littl

this year marks the 80th anniversary of operation market garden and the battle of arnhem. celebrations in the netherlands. this weekend will commemorate 80 years since 1900 allied troops parachuted into the then occupied country with the aim of recapturing the bndges with the aim of recapturing the bridges of arnhem. throughout the day to day, the contemporary equivalents of those men have been recreating the drop at ginkel, heath and ida , jumping ginkel, heath and ida, jumping from an aircraft into the same place. our troops would have landed eight decades ago. earlier, brigadier mark berry told gb news how it feels to be there on the ground today. >> i think the struggle that soldiers felt here on the ground, the very, very difficult conditions that they faced, epitomise what any one of us feel we could be called to face in the modern era. and therefore we come here to commemorate the bravery of those who went before us, and to challenge ourselves to think about their bravery . to think about their bravery. and will we be brave enough when our time comes ? our time comes

of world war ii turn forever. we'll be live from arnhem, where a former paratrooper will tell us the incredible tale of how a british soldier who was killed during that epic battleember november 2022, and was yesterday finally laid to rest with his comrades. now that's all coming between now and 6 pm. eastern. welcome to the show. enough is enough! welcome to the show. enough is enough ! is the cry coming from enough! is the cry coming from the streets of dublin? a chronic shortage of housing, a chronic spike in uncontrolled immigration and asylum seekers, many coming from the united kingdom. because as we were told earlier in the show, the benefit system is so generous in the repubuc system is so generous in the republic of ireland, it has now become a magnet for asylum seekers throughout the world would be live from the front line. speaking to locals and politicians very, very soon. let me know your thoughts on that. would you like to see those kind of protests on the mainland here? get in touch, gbnews.com/yoursay. but now it's time for your headlines. and here's mark . white. here's mark. white. >> good afternoon. at two minutes past for the main news from t

the commemorations marking the 80th anniversary of the battle of arnhem have continued in the netherlandsay. this morning, veterans, armed forces personnel and the princess royal gathered at the oosterbeek war cemetery for the airborne memorial service with the event the closed by the fly—past from the battle of britain memorial flight. earlier, her royal highness princess anne gave a reading to mark the 80th anniversary of operation market garden. >> he that dwelleth in the secret place of the most high shall abide under the shadow of the almighty. i will say of the lord, he is my refuge and my fortress, my god, in him will i trust . trust. >> and finally , they've always >> and finally, they've always been there for . >> and finally, they've always been there for. us. for the past three decades anyway. today marks the 30th birthday of one of the most iconic series of all time. yes, of course it's friends. the show premiered for the first time in the us back in 1994, fast becoming one of nbc's most watched programs and lasting for ten series. those are the latest headlines for now. i'll

. >> this year marks the 80th anniversary of operation market garden and the battle of arnhem celebrationsn the netherlands. this weekend will commemorate 80 years since 1900. allied troops parachuted into the then occupied country with the aim of recapturing the bridges of arnhem throughout the day to day. the contemporary equivalent of those men recreated the drop at ginkel heath in ida , jumping at ginkel heath in ida, jumping from an aircraft into the very same space that our troops would have landed eight decades ago . have landed eight decades ago. earlier, brigadier mark berry told gb news how it felt to be there on the ground today. >> i think the struggle that soldiers felt here on the ground, the very, very difficult conditions that they faced epitomise what any one of us feel we could be called to face in the modern era. and therefore we come here to commemorate the bravery of those who went before us, and to challenge ourselves to think about their bravery . to think about their bravery. and will we be brave enough when our time comes and the met office has issued a further wea

in other news, the commemorations marking the 80th anniversary of the battle of arnhem have continuedrces personnel and the princess of royle gathered at the oosterbeek war cemetery for the oosterbeek war cemetery for the airborne memorial service, with that event closed by a fly—past from the battle of britain memorial flight. earlier, her royal highness princess anne gave a reading to mark the 80th anniversary of operation market garden. >> he that dwelleth in the secret place of the most high shall abide under the shadow of the almighty . i will say of the the almighty. i will say of the lord, he is my refuge and my fortress , my god. in him will fortress, my god. in him will i trust . trust. >> that's the latest from the newsroom. for now , back over to newsroom. for now, back over to mark dolan for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> thank you. sam is a reform with, i should say, a merger with, i should say, a merger with reform uk. is that the only hope that

of this battle ? memories like of this battle? >> that's right. miriam in arnhemrnhem was freed. it was punished severely by the panzer divisions. the waffen ss, who were posted here. the british military didn't anticipate that there would be such a distinct nazi force. in fact, some of the finest fighters within the wehrmacht were posted here at the time. they thought they'd meet men on bicycles and reservists. instead, they had two divisions of armour, including some of the most strong tanks in the german arsenal. so the dutch, they very much celebrate this commemoration, this anniversary. i mean, there are pegasus flags, the symbol of the airborne division from that time and still worn by members of 16 air assault brigade, are global, very high readiness force throughout the united kingdom. those flags are flying all over arnhem, all over eindhoven and nijmegen as well, where the 101st and 82nd airborne divisions of the united states army fought bravely. in 1944, they secured those bridges and 30 corps. the british armoured division . what the airborne division

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although objectives were not achieved, the battle for arnhem remains one of the most talked about momentsreating their movements, yesterday, their movements, yesterday, their modern counterparts, 700 paratroopers, from eight nato nations made the same jump. british red devils, the parachute display team entered the exercise in this dramatic fashion. —— ended. this weakens commemoration brought the history of this heath to life. ensuring the legacy of those who fought for our freedom goes on for generations to come. we have some live pictures here now of hi—fi, in northern israel, a lot of smoke there and it's where israel has already restricted gatherings because of concerns of attacks from hezbollah. —— the city of haifa. hello. well, it's already been a lively start of the weekend, with a number of thunderstorms reported on saturday across england and wales. this was one cluster of storms that went across the skyline of ashbourne in derbyshire. the same storms earlier in the day dumped what seems to be marble—sized hail in wolverhampton. that cluster of storms will clear away northwards

opportunities to re—enact what was one of the most daring missions of the second world war while veterans who took part in the battle for arnhemus of how and by whom their freedom was fought for. anna holligan, bbc news, ginkel heath. it has been five years since game of thrones came to an end on our screens, but now a stunning collection of the tv show�*s memorabilia is going up for auction. superfans of the award—winning show will have the chance to get their own pieces of the programme from a haul valued at more than $1 million. the collection, made up of more than 2,000 pieces, includes dragon skulls, swords, tyrion lannister�*s hand of the king pin and — spoiler alert — the black leather overcoat and dragon chain daenerys targaryen wore to her assassination. jax strobeil is director of studio relations at heritage auctions and mentioned some of the items to look out for. one of the items that's up for sale is king robert baratheon�*s cloak, and it's beautiful. it's got black mink, and it's a gorgeous piece. and then you get to the finale, we have the melted iron throne. so, beginning to end, there's pieces all the way thr

opportunities to re—enact what was one of the most daring missions of the second world war, while veterans who took part in the battle for arnhemonscious of how and by whom their freedom was fought for. anna holligan, bbc news, ginkel heath. anthonyjoshua's hopes of becoming a three—time world heavyweight boxing champion have been after he was was knocked out by daniel dubois in the fifth round in front of a record 96,000 fans at wembley stadium, in london. dubois, who retains the ibf heavyweight championship, dropped joshua mutiple times before the final knock out. joshua said the loss would not stop him from rebuilding but did admit he and his team came up short. if you want to see more on that, lots of reaction and analysis of that huge setback for anthonyjoshua. analysis of that huge setback foranthonyjoshua. it's analysis of that huge setback for anthonyjoshua. it's on the bbc sport website. it's on the bbc sport website. it's on the bbc news app as well. plenty of updates from the bbc�*s team at wembley. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello. well, it's already been a lively start to the weekend, with a number of

opportunities to re—enact what was one of the most daring missions of the second world war, while veterans who took part in the battle for arnhemt but ensuring future generations are conscious of how and by whom their freedom was fought for. anna holligan, bbc news, ginkel heath. us presidential hopeful kamala harris has challenged donald trump to a second debate. in a statement, the harris campaign says the vice president has accepted an invitation from cnn for a debate on october 23. there's been no word yet from donald trump or his team. the pair first met at a debate earlier in september — and since then, kamala harris has called several times for a second debate, previously saying they �*owed it to the voters'. we are looking at donald trump now and this is his latest rally in north carolina. people starting to turn out and anticipating his arrival. we will bring you up—to—date on bbc news. hello there. we've had a lot of stubborn fog around the north sea coast today, but also some big thunderstorms, torrential downpours — really nasty if you're caught in one of those. they will continue through this evening, overnight, an

opportunities to re—enact what was one of the most daring missions of the second world war, while veterans who took part in the battle for arnhemations are conscious of how and by whom their freedom was fought for. anna holligan, bbc news, ginkel heath. let's turn to some other important news around the world: social media platform x has agreed to comply with court orders in brazil, where its services were suspended last month. the new york times says elon musk�*s company will block the accounts of about 300 users accused of spreading disinformation and far—right views. it has also appointed a legal representative and promised to reopen its office in the country, as required by a supreme courtjudge. elon musk had refused to abide by the ruling, saying it was illegal and authoritarian. parts of southern africa are experiencing unusually heavy snowfall, closing roads and trapping people in their cars. a key road in south africa linking johannesburg to the port city of durban is one of the worst affected. three of south africa's border posts with the kingdom of lesotho have been closed due to deep snow. it has been five years sinc

opportunities to re—enact what was one of the most daring missions of the second world war, while veterans who took part in the battle for arnhemback to wilmington delaware, the hometown of us presidentjoe biden, with the assured and prime minister, anthony albanese, they have held a news conference already and are being hosted at the delaware home ofjoe biden for a weekend summit with the quad group, also including the japanese prime minister and the indian prime minister, narendra modi. looking forward to a weekend of talks there. i�*m karin giannone in london, thank you for watching. hello there. we�*ve had a lot of stubborn fog around the north sea coast today, but also some big thunderstorms, torrential downpours — really nasty if you�*re caught in one of those. they will continue through this evening, overnight, and indeed, they�*ll be around through sunday and monday. there are met office warnings because we�*re expecting quite a lot of wet weather to come along — a month�*s worth of rain potentially in places. so notably, we�*ve had those big storms through the midlands, to name but a few areas — those continue through

opportunities to re—enact what was one of the most daring missions of the second world war, while veterans who took part in the battle for arnhem and the black leather overcoat and dragon chain daenerys targaryen wore to her assassination. jax strobeil is director of studio relations at heritage auctions and he mentioned some of the items to look out for. one of the items that�*s up for sale is king robert baratheon�*s cloak, and it�*s beautiful, it�*s got a black mink and it�*s a gorgeous piece. and then you get to the finale, we have the melted iron throne. so, beginning to end, there�*s pieces all the way throughout the show, or throughout the auction, that represent them — every favourite moment from the show. versace has presented its latest collection during milan fashion week. it took place inside a courtyard of the medieval sforza castle. experts say it�*s actually quite conservative by donatella versace�*s standards. gigi hadid was among the models who showed off the designs — many of them with a floral theme. the silhouette and the mod hairstyles suggested an inspiration from the 1960s and 1970s. i'll i�*ll be back so

arnhem. this was the scene of one of the most fierce battles during operation market garden.flown into this area to try to liberate the netherlands from nazi occupied, it was at the time nazi occupied territory. it was part of a joint offensive, the land troops were coming up through normandy after the d—day landings and the airborne troops were positioned in these fields. many thousands of soldiers lost their lives. what we know about their lives. what we know about the ceremony, you can see the cemetery is filling up now. there will be a rifle salute, the coffins of private henry moon and lieutenant dermod green anderson will be coming and draped with unionjack flags and there will be speeches by the padre. how do you speeches by the padre. how do y°u pay speeches by the padre. how do you pay tribute to men like this? you will be conducting the service on behalf of private moon.— the service on behalf of private moon. ., ., , ., private moon. how do you pay those respects? _ private moon. how do you pay those respects? private - private moon. how do you pay those respects?

killed in the second world war during the battle for arnhem in the nazi—occupied netherlands have finally been buried with full military honours. the remains ofd using advances in dna testing. they were laid to rest 80 years after they died at arnhem's oosterbeek war cemetery during ceremonies attended by theirfamilies. anna holligan was there. i am the resurrection and the life. marking the footsteps of the men who gave their lives for our freedom. private henry moon of the seventh battalion, the green howards, was part of the ground offensive sent to relieve the surrounded airborne troops in arnhem, dropped behind enemy lines. in operation market garden, the allies' daring campaign to capture key bridges over the rhine to establish a direct route into the heart of germany and so shorten the war. ultimately, this was a bridge too far. private moon was killed at the age of 21. we were expecting just a very small number of, a small number of individuals to show up to this, but there are hundreds. and it's a very proud, humbling experience. his remains were identified through a dna match. this is the final resting place for almost 2,000 allied

killed in the second world war during the battle for arnhem in the nazi—occupied netherlands have finally been buried with full military honours today. the remains of80 years after they died at arnhem's oosterbeek war cemetery during ceremonies attended by theirfamilies. anna holligan was there. i am the resurrection and the life. marking the footsteps of the men who gave their lives for our freedom. private henry moon of the seventh battalion, the green howards, was part of the ground offensive sent to relieve the surrounded airborne troops in arnhem, dropped behind enemy lines. in operation market garden, the allies' daring campaign to capture key bridges over the rhine to establish a direct route into the heart of germany and so shorten the war. ultimately, this was a bridge too far. private moon was killed at the age of 21. we were expecting just a very small number of, a small number of individuals to show up to this, but there are hundreds. and it's a very proud, humbling experience. his remains were identified through a dna match. this is the final resting place for almost 2,000 allied soldiers. this peaceful land witnessed some of the most

changed the course of world war ii, we'll be live from the historic battlefields of arnhem, where survivors of that epic battle will be paying a touching tribute to their fallen comrades. >> 80 years on, that's all coming between now and 6 pm. well, it's the show. we've got an absolute belter for you today. is nigel farage going to be our next prime minister? well, the reform party certainly thinks so. that's their pitch today. they claim they are getting ready for power, but are they ready? well, in a short while, we'll be hearing from lee anderson. he's the warm up act to the main man, nigel farage, later in the show, making his pitch to the nation to the membership to say i am ready for power. that's all coming on the show. get in touch. do you think nigel farage is ready or reform a party that you would vote for or are they simply too divisive? get in touch, let me know . get get in touch, let me know. get in there. i'll read your comments out. i'll get a few of them to nigel and to lee anderson. plus chris hope our man on the ground will be speaking to the party chairman. also all bases covered today. get

killed in the second world war during the battle for arnhem in the nazi—occupied netherlands have finally been buried with full military honours today. the remains ofdna testing. they were laid to rest 80 years after they died at arnhem's 0osterbeek war cemetery during ceremonies attended by theirfamilies. anna holligan was there. mark in the footsteps of the men who gave their lives for our freedom. private henry moon of the 7th battalion the green howards was part of the ground offensive sent to relieve the surrounded troops in arnhem dropped behind enemy lines. in 0peration market garden. the allies dear to.. daring complain to capture bridges over the rhine and established routes into germany and so shorten the war. ultimately, this was a bridge too far. private moon was a bridge too far. private moon was killed at the age of 21. {lister was killed at the age of 21. over the last 30 _ was killed at the age of 21. over the last 30 years _ was killed at the age of 21. over the last 30 years i _ was killed at the age of 21. over the last 30 years i have - was killed at the age of 21. or the last 30 years i have visited the memorial and i have seen

home of the daughter of the angel of arnhem, kate , to hurst, who bravely kate, to hurst, who bravely tended to hundreds of injured british soldiers during the battleied by this ceremony, but also the week long celebrations we've seen here in oosterbeek and around arnhem. the dutch are flying the flags of pegasus, the symbol of british airborne forces. they celebrate this battle. they commemorate and they remember those who fell in a clear sign of thanks to those who freed them from their nazi occupiers. >> okay, charlie peters on the ground in the netherlands. thank you. spine tingling images again. i get goosebumps every time i look at those scenes. >> yeah , i think it's really >> yeah, i think it's really great that we're covering it, actually, it's so important. the eighth anniversary of that remarkable operation, market garden , in which we lost so many garden, in which we lost so many people. and look, it's just so moving to see people finding the gravestone they were looking for. it means something to them. we'll be crossing back of course, throughout the morning. as you can imagine, right now , as you can imagine, right now, we're going to

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of the allied operation to take the bridge at arnhem. british, dutch and polish paratroopers marched this evening to honour the forces who fought a week long bloody battleallied and commonwealth troops were killed in the ultimately futile effort, which inspired the movie a bridge too far . and you're right up to date far. and you're right up to date with the latest headlines. time to crack open the wine . not me. to crack open the wine. not me. you, sir. aren't you back to patrick for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . gbnews.com forward slash alerts. >> okay, welcome along to patrick christys tonight. now normally, as regular viewers and listeners will know, i like to start the hour with a barnstorming, tubthumping monologue about something that you all deeply care about. but tonight i decided that can wait until the 10 pm. hour, because there's been something else that you all care deeply about that's taking place today is the reform party conference, led, of course, by the rabble rouser in chief, nigel farage, who also delivered a. well, it was q

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of the allied operation to take the bridge at arnhem. british poush the bridge at arnhem. british polish and dutch paratroopers marched this evening to honour the forces who fought a week long bloody battle try to capture the bridge, but almost 2000 allied and commonwealth troops were killed in the ultimately futile effort, which inspired the movie a bridge too far . and there you are. you're far. and there you are. you're right up to date with the headunes right up to date with the headlines from one mark back to another, much more handsome mark dolan for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone , news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . gbnews.com forward slash alerts. >> well, my thanks to mark for white the first big laugh of the evening. the idea that i'm handsome. let's be honest, i'm not the eye candy. that's jj and tobi who let me tell you, we've extensively stolen from a rival broadcaster to be with us, hopefully for the foreseeable future . let's talk about the future. let's talk about the future. let's talk about the future now and nigel farage now. of course . today is reform uk's of co

of the allied operation to take the bridge at arnhem. british poush the bridge at arnhem. british polish and dutch paratroopers marched this evening to honour the forces who fought a week long bloody battle try to capture the bridge, but almost 2000 allied and commonwealth troops were killed in the ultimately futile effort, which inspired the movie a bridge too far . and there you are. you're far. and there you are. you're right up to date with the headunes right up to date with the headlines from one mark back to another, much more handsome mark dolan for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone , news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . gbnews.com forward slash alerts. >> well, my thanks to mark for white the first big laugh of the evening. the idea that i'm handsome. let's be honest, i'm not the eye candy. that's jj and tobi who let me tell you, we've extensively stolen from a rival broadcaster to be with us, hopefully for the foreseeable future . let's talk about the future. let's talk about the future. let's talk about the future now and nigel farage now. of course . today is reform uk's of co

arnhem. all the thousands. it was bloody to say the least, thousands of allied and indeed german soldiers losing their lives . we technically lost the lives. we technically lost the battleand or the netherlands last week, reporting on that , and no other on that, and no other broadcaster did, jonathan, is your greatest britain, please? >> angela rayner, it's got to be angela rayner because because this is a woman who the right wing press has got it in for her. and the biggest story over the weekend was the fact that she took her boyfriend on houday she took her boyfriend on holiday with her. and i just think give her a break. >> and so that's as feminist as it gets. no boyfriend of mine could expect a holiday. >> absolutely no. >> absolutely no. >> let's be completely clear about going on holiday. who where did she go on holiday and who paid for it? >> she went to new york over the festive period and she stayed in her friend's apartment. and the friend is a labour lord alli for $2.5 million new york, right? right and in the same way that if you were, if you were going to york and you had a friend and you were lucky enough to have a friend who had a place there, they mig