>>this september edinburgh paid host to a an archery competition featuring the world's top 32 archers facing each other in a knockout world cup final. archery is an ancient sport and today is relatively unknown. but as those who drew a bow at the 'come and try' sessions held at the event discovered,it might be staging a comeback. >>reporter: finding the target... the 2010 archery world cup proved a hit in its host city of edinburgh. 21-year-old american brady ellison took gold in the men's recurve bow event... an olympic discipline. ellison - who trains 40 to 50 hours a week... believes he could have a long as well as a bright future ahead of him. >>ellison: i'm young and in archery you can shoot forever. i mean, i have team mates that've made the olympics with me they are in their 50's so hopefully i'll be able to shoot for a long time and make a career out of it. >>reporter: ellison beat olympic gold medallist and four times world champion im dong hyun. fellow- korean yun ok hee won gold in the women's individual event, while her team mate ki bo bae took the bronze medal... all of t

>> i was born in edinburgh. i was educated in edinburgh. and i do not know nor why i decided to apply for a post in the house of commons. now, the way of getting a post was to sit the normal civil service examination and then to be vetted -- not so much whether your face fitted, but whether your mind fitted -- by the heads of the department. so, i went along -- having passed the civil service exam -- went along to a nomination interview. and it was the most agreeable event i can remember. for most of the time we spoke about the prospects for the next rugby season. and then someone said, "this is supposed to be a nomination interview." so, i was nominated, and spent 41 years -- very similar to charlie's -- ended up as clerk of the house, which is a nomination by the crown on the recommendation of the prime minister, who's advised by the speaker. >> let me ask you a simple question that americans know about. if somebody's going to become the secretary of defense or the secretary of state, they have to be confirmed by the senate. what happens

from birmingham edgbaston to westminster north and from edinburgh south to the vale of clwyd, it was your dedication, your energy and your determination to fight for the communities you love that beat the ashcroft millions. and let me thank everyone, not just labor party members, but thousands of ordinary members of the public who drove the bnp out of barking and dagenham. but let's face facts. we had a bad result. we had a very bad result. and we are out of government. and let me tell you, there is nothing good about opposition. every day out of power, another day when this coalition can wreak damage on our communities, another day when we cannot change our country for the better. and let us resolve today that this will be a one-term government. that is the purpose of my leadership of this party. but to achieve that we must go on our own journey. and that is why the most important word in politics for us is humility. we need to learn some painful truths about where we went wrong and how we lost touch. we must not blame the electorate for ending up with a government we don't like, we

>> i was born in edinburgh i do not know why i decided to apply to the house of commons. the way of getting the post was to set the normal civil service combination. it was whether your mind fitted by the heads of the department. i went along to a nomination interview. i can remember for most of the time we spoke about the prospects of the next read the season. and i thought this was to be a nomination to be. -- interview. i've now spent 41 years and ended up as the clerk of the house, which is a nomination by the crown on the recommendation of the prime minister. >> if someone is going to become the secretary of defense or the secretary of state, they have to be confirmed by the senate. what happens with a similar such a question -- a defense minister in great britain. >> not at all. they have to run the usual allotment of nomination of their adequacy -- conflict -- gaun tlet of their nomination for adequacy. but there is no specific confirmation of them. >> if you could pick one thing that is not in the british system that is in the u.s. system that you like, what would