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after a long, heroic and fight, the essex surrendered. by 1912, it will be recalled. the american planned invasion, the conquest of canada. the american militia outnumbered, the british ground forces in canada. but english ships controlled at length by water. britain could supply her forces. she could move them rapidly, and she had secure communications on the land. i was also the ever present threat of indian attack in turn supplied by tecumseh's indian confederacy. the american general hall was forced out of detroit in august 1812 by the energetic general brock, using his late craft, brock repelled attacks by larger american land forces to contest british control of the lakes. president madison. the building of american warships on these vital arteries. by 1813, commodore hazard perry had built a fleet on lake erie. the british commodore barclay had lagged behind in this construction race at maldon. barclay waited for the launching of his most powerful ship, the detroit. here he could protect the fort in detroit and cover british water communications for land operat

this is the aircraft carrier essex stacked with not already done now. if they did the essex class carrier, which is going to be important part of my narrative stacked with all of these all of these new aircraft designed at the beginning of the second world war tested and then ready to go to the pacific to turn the tide in the pacific in the year of 1943. this is another aspect of the book ladies and gentlemen, naval historians will disagree with me and saying that it was the battle of midway june 1942 was the loss of the four japanese fleet carriers, which turned a tide. i don't think it was for reason. i'll try to to explain to you. by a beginning of 1943 in fact in the battle of the pacific almost all of those aircraft carriers, which had been in the us fleet at the beginning of the war had been destroyed not just a sunk at bale of a coral sea one at midway the wasp on escort duty pretty well everything except the very old uss saratoga converted battle cruiser was there under halsey's command in the southwest pacific by in the first six months of 1943

now essex police are conducting their own inquiries after a referral from scotland yard.alse uk passports to serious criminals, including murderers and drug dealers, has beenjailed. anthony beard from london paid vulnerable people for their expired passports so he could apply for renewals using criminals' photos. the judge said the scheme enabled very wicked, sophisticated and violent criminals to escape justice. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has the details. thank you. in snappy snaps in bromley... come back in 20 minutes. ..and unaware he was under surveillance, anthony beard, who procured passports for some of the uk's most wanted criminals, drug dealers and murderers on the run. beard would identify vulnerable people, and meeting them in anonymous cafes, he'd persuade them to let him renew their passports but with someone else's photo in it. his customers included christopher hughes, a murderer captured in turin, and another killer, jordan 0wens, who was arrested in lisbon. both were suspected members of a glasgow drugs gang. liverpool drug trafficker

a lovely morning and essex. morning, ten. , ., a lovely morning and essex.you from the blue house farm _ ten. good morning to you from the blue house farm in _ ten. good morning to you from the blue house farm in clacton - ten. good morning to you from the blue house farm in clacton upon i ten. good morning to you from the | blue house farm in clacton upon see in essex. barlow to my right, beans to my left, and today, as you say, there will be a food summit taking place in downing street. farmers, retailers, the hospitality sector, they will all be represented, and there will be meeting different government departments. the aim is to try to protect and boost the whole food chain, from a farm to fork, and it is a sector that has faced many challenges. volatility, uncertainty and instability. three major threats facing the farming industry, according to the national farmers' union. in recent months, farmers have been telling the bbc about the impact they've felt. we're battered after the last couple of years, not just financially. it's been a huge mental stres

in essex.lib dems have i laura, you are right. lib dems have taken the conservative majority who now have no overall control. i was speaking to a number of conservatives here who thought they might just conservatives here who thought they mightjust hang on. they had a wafer thin majority of three. they thought they might be able to protect that if they could win a couple of key wards. they have not. the conservatives, they are still the largest party, but they have lost their majority here in brentwood. as you say, a part of the country where in general elections they are very comfortable. they tend to win the seats in general elections pretty easily but in the local elections the lib dems have pushed them very hard. they have taken away the majority and it is now no overall control in brentwood.— majority and it is now no overall control in brentwood. what you think was behind the _ control in brentwood. what you think was behind the result _ control in brentwood. what you think was behind the

speaking from braintree in essex, labour leader sir keir starmer, delivering that speech on reformingof reforms proposed there by the labour leader. well, we will go live now to our newsroom and speak to our health correspondent, who has been listening with us to the speech. there was quite a range of proposals there, everything from moving care from hospitals into the community, putting prevention first, technology, so quite a number of proposals. technology, so quite a number of --roosals. . technology, so quite a number of --roosals. , .., technology, so quite a number of --roosals. . u. :, proposals. yes, it did cover an awful lot _ proposals. yes, it did cover an awful lot of — proposals. yes, it did cover an awful lot of ground, _ proposals. yes, it did cover an awful lot of ground, and - proposals. yes, it did cover an awful lot of ground, and this l proposals. yes, it did cover an| awful lot of ground, and this is proposals. yes, it did cover an - awful lot of ground, and this is not surprising. health, perhaps after the economy, is always at the moment polling is one of the p

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in a speech in essex he said the nhs is not sustainable without �*serious, deep, long—term changes'.ion in braintree, with the crews watching on, the labour leader chose to sound an alarm. at the next election, the nhs is on the line. it's not exactly the first time that labour has suggested the nhs would be at stake in an election. but earlier this year, the waiting list for hospital treatment in england hit a record high. sir keir pledged to meet targets that have been missed for years. a&e, back to the four—hour target. no backsliding, no excuses. we will meet these standards again, we will get the nhs back on its feet. there were new targets, too, for treating the biggest killers. heart attacks and strokes. we will get them down by a quarter within a decade. we'll get them down by a quarter within a decade. two — cancer. we will make sure 75% of all cancer is diagnosed at stage one or two. as for the how, labour are suggesting a shift towards technology. in the huddersfield royal infirmary, for example, artificial intelligence is being used to check x—rays for signs of lung cance

this facility the noose in the country is at the university of essex.sionate about working within the women's game and i want to work at the very highest level. so it has been really great in terms of finding people who can really support me. what sort of a difference in the centre make? it's massive. in terms of the university because it is a hotbed of talent. we would like to think that we have some coaches in here that we don't know about and we can support, it allows coaches to come in here and get supported by academics. just a great opportunity for both the students, the staff that work here and all the coaches outside that we can support within the female game. as soon as i clap we can start. go! european champions! the success of the lionesses just the lunch but needed to grow the game. from eight there are now ten of the centres teamed up with universities all around england. this is the only one in this region. we have a lot of access to really good equipment and facilities and people to help out with little to help out with little nicks such

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and from an essex backing singer to an australian lawyer, we'll bring you some of the diverse acts fromhe last 16 countries competing in tonight's eurovision second semifinal. hello and a warm welcome to the programme. i'm sally bundock. a day after he was found liable by a new york jury for sexual abuse and defamation, donald trump has faced questions in a live town—hall in the us state of new hampshire. the frontrunner for the 2024 republican nomination for the presidency demeaned his accuser ejean carroll, he reiterated his position the 2020 election was rigged, and if he returned to the white house, mr trump said he would pardon many of his supporters who have mr trump said he would pardon many of his supporters who have on the us capitol. this is his response to a question about the ejean carroll court verdict. my my poll numbers just came out and they went up. my poll numbersjust came out and they went up.— my poll numbersjust came out and they went up._ i | and they went up. applause i think i'm the _ and they went up. applause i think i'm the only _ and they went up. applause i

youtube dw documentary, the business, the news live from the lead dustin's into the in clashes between essex. so it's a nice or late peace keeping forces in cost of all the unrest slaves i've been using effective cost of the neighboring. so it'd be accusing childbirth starting tensions full. so coming up wild fires, 4000 to leave a high volume. so in eastern canada, authorities say heavy rain is needed to put out some places will have moved softly from a fire search ship and outrages you can just president signs one of the world's cautious antique guides. those punishments can mean the death penalty the jared raid. welcome to the side, 2 thousands of people who've been injured in clashes between s mix ups and police and 9. so peace keepers in northern cost of a subs make up the majority in the region. and they want recently elected albanian me is to be removed. night obviously is around $25.00 phase keepers warehousing unprovoked attacks on risk breakout in several towns including switch on kosovo and its neighbors. so it'd be accused each other or providing the licensed in a long line of di

out his plans for the health service, if labour wins the next general election, during a speech in essexdged to the bbc that his plans could take up to ten years to achieve. i don't think the nhs survives five more years of tory government and people say, well, we have heard this before, the labour party is always think it's time to save the nhs. but i say look squarely in the eyes of the people who work in the nhs, who serve the nhs and ask them, speak to the working people who use the nhs, who depend on the nhs, who need the nhs. what did i say? and go to the people who believe in the nhs, love the nhs, but have been forced to buy the nhs, but have been forced to buy the care they need from the private sector. listen to them stop now, at the next election, the nhs is on the line. the conservative party that has brought it to its knees will put it in the ground. two leading academics have written an open letter calling for suicides, which may be work—related, to be investigated by the health and safety executive. writing in the british medical journal, the letter refers to the death of

who were elected by just 3 and a half percent of voters. kosovo accused to serve you of influencing essex serves to destabilize the country. serve as president, claims coast of those prime minister for the interest you say, what are the results here i have been a quote to you. this was designed by alvin quote to you really quick. so because of his desire to start to conflict between the subset of nato holland created an increase, wasn't supposed to so that they could wash his hands of the whole thing, the better feel that those google care and the coach would go to send him. then when he was a string of incidents going back, here's his strange relations between the 2 neighbors. the you and us officials have criticized coast of those leaders for running the controversial elections. what i just met with both of those funny talking about the situation right now in the north and are scared of the prospects of violence to the survey has now put its military on high alert, fueling fears of further instability in europe as well. the conflict between ethnic serbs and cause of albanians goes back

colchester in essex is home to the elite 16 air assault brigade, the british army's global response forcey trained and equipped to deploy by parachute helicopter and air landing. ready to be sent anywhere in the world at a moment's notice and able to perform a wide variety of roles from war fighting to providing humanitarian assistance. as a result, the troops here, like the soldiers of two para, are constantly training. british military training adapts to new threats all of the time. this might look like a mannequin that's been repurposed as a target, but this target shoots back. this is 16 air assaults new urban training facility. you don't know who indeed is in inside those urban areas, whether it be an enemy threat, whether it be a different actor, whether it be civilian. so you need to be aware of all different eventualities. it integrates a host of technologies, including cameras, sensors and speakers which monitor and create environments designed to prepare these paratroopers for real world operations. this facility provides the integration of improvised ied explosions, different n

the bank of england to push interest rates even further up to or even above 5%, as i found out in essex reminder, switch on boiler. . been setting my alarm to remind me to switch on the boiler so it's only on for the minimum amount of time, and it's just gone off. energy prices may have just started to send the headline rate of inflation down, but the price rises over the past year are still squeezing hard the income of the likes of david from rochford in essex. our energies have doubled in a year, and of course we've just noticed it now with the rebate that we were all getting. so again i had to be really, really creative there. so there's a lot of promise or suggestions that that's peaked and is coming down, but right now, are you seeing any of that? no, not feeling any of it at all. and very cautious about relaxing yet. david's caution is well—founded because what started in fuel and energy prices, and is now seen in stubbornly high food prices, has now started to spread to other parts of the economy, with just last month new double—digit hikes in the cost of mobile phone contracts.

essex defeated by and on the way to the final match day. they look very good and you have to look at when you're on berlin, the only team in berlin, competing in the top flight, they are also a solid side. i think the buyer are going to be tested even more next season. that is the w, as chris harrington, as always many thanks, chris. thank you. or there is more sports ahead. of course on sports live, i'll be back with more news in 45 minutes. the one on 6 times 202 more people than ever on the worldwide in such a regression line. and one great timing is very hard to say very difficult to find out about time on student info. my grands interest, the global economy g w business be here's a closer look out the project. to analyze the flight for market dominance, get a step with dw business beyond the consensus design. what makes freaking special is the range of options you have. you can totally be yourself by non com can decide what message you want to express that's. that's his kind of tied. made us with the girl something get told to just smi

this in a country like to tease taking on the powers that be they risk every thing john doing dar essex activist, journalist and politicians living and anxiety too much on my shoulders. but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future follow culture for the people who are behind the bus for their mission. people are nice to know what is happening there. you know, are series guardians of truth. watch now on youtube dw documentary, the make it the money of the young and the restless model because you can be killed for doing this. they can shoot you for it. so you'll die today or tomorrow, so they can do what they please. but all right, so i'm just going to be sending home all sorts of resolution here. tomorrow. goals will be inspired by me and say they want to be like, how many, i think it's a 100 and the odd on stop. people need the 1st generation of female rappers from crush me and i will just send it as the sooner the sooner the sooner for the sunday in the picture. perfect. but the district of indian administered gosh me. most people have never heard of that. let

true, of, of coming to us resistance to supplying ukraine with f. 16 fighter jets with thousands of essex themes in service and dozens of countries, the best fighter is seen by keith as the best craft to challenge russian acid, perry. alrighty. you as president joe biden had long resisted keith to month, fee of the conflict spreading the on to cranes board as split off the allies such as a u. k. and the netherlands. first for sending, do you estimate, jet to crane fight until to lensky? he had finally dropped his objections i told the united states, together with our allies and partners, going to begin training. ukrainian pilots, in 4th generation fighter aircraft including f, 16 to strengthen ukraine's air force as part of a long term commitment to ukraine's ability to defend itself. we provided to last year, all that they needed to deal with what they were dealing with at the moment. and that's where the now we're moving in the direction of putting him in a position to be able to be defend themselves in ways beyond what they've had to deal with so far. the one with the u. s. veto gone,

and as was to come to okay, essex seems a heading straight to play. now this is more like step along the way, but it's certainly an important one. but i think i would say equally import. perhaps even more important. and you mentioned it, just tell you, is the fact is, lensky will have an opportunity, not just to meet the g 7 leaders who is met many times now over the course of the last year and a half. but we do this in quoting leaders from the global south, and they range from moody, the prime minister of india, a country that's been trying to keep a neutral line in this conflict so far. that doesn't want to anger russia, which the country that it has a very close defense relationship on. so lensky having the opportunity for face time with no render emoji to try and get his position across to him. i think that will be extremely valuable and i think some echoes were just seen for the let's be now the arrow bleed. so the ukrainians trying to reach out beyond the traditional french. they've had the loss here ahead a year and a half to try to reach count

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every thing john doing dar essex activist, journalist and politicians living and anxiety too much on my shoulders. but i have to hold this weight because i'm responsible for the future. follow the country for the people who are behind the bus for their mission. people need to know what is happening there. you know, receiving guardians of truth watching it on youtube. dw documentary, the is that the beginning of the end of your ups, inflation driven rate hikes. european central bank again raises interest rates, but slows its pace. we'll look at what it could mean for european economies. also in our show, how does india's 3rd largest airline and ends up going bankrupt? we'll have a look at the trouble surrounding go 1st, airlines and it's been dumped a floating power outlet, and it could become the 1st of a consolation that helps europe di carbonized. it's energy sector. hello, welcome to the show, obviously busy in berlin. the european central bank raised that's key interest rate by 25 basis points on thursday. it's 7 consecutive hike as it battles. persistent, inflation across the si

this facility, the newest in the country, is at the university of essex.ping coaches and nurturing talent and creating opportunities. i’m nurturing talent and creating opportunities.— opportunities. i'm really passionate _ opportunities. i'm really passionate about - opportunities. i'm reallyl passionate about working opportunities. i'm really - passionate about working within the women's game. i want to work at the very highest level. so it has been really great in terms of finding people you who can really support me. the success — can really support me. the success of _ can really support me. the success of the _ can really support me. the success of the lionesses, l can really support me. the success of the lionesses, just the launch pad needed to grow the launch pad needed to grow the game. from age, there are now ten of the centres, teamed up now ten of the centres, teamed up with universities all around england. this is the only one in this region. we england. this is the only one in this region.— in this region. we have a lot of access — in this re

allies to supply ukraine with training and a possible delivery of fighter jets, including american made essex teams seen as a significant boost for kids. the w as chief international editor richard walker, is covering the g 7 meeting and her rushman for us, and he joins us now for the latest. so richard, we understands the landscape just landed in hiroshima how significant is the ukrainian leaders appearance in person at the g 7 summit. and what does he hoping to achieve there? yeah, well very at a, it totally is very significant of and if the, the reaction of the general is here in the media sense and they rush them is anything to go by. i mean, the, everyone was packed around various screens showing depends international bro costa and h k. wells of the landing. so lensky as it happened. and you had people really packed around kind of filming, they did this on the tv screens here happening live. we didn't see that for, for any of the other leaders to the same extent as they arrived here. so, so, so let's keep kind of the out shining, or the actual members of the g 7 in the kind of drama of h

they asked him why the essex things could change the costs of the war. or i don't think it's a game changer in part because of the timeline. it takes many months to train ukrainians on f. 16 fighters. they haven't found these kinds of advanced western systems before. the pentagon said a month ago that it might take as long as 18 months. perhaps it could be done work quickly. but clearly these are not aircraft, they're going to be in the fight in this coming offensive one that we expect to be launched sometime in the next few weeks. so my best guess is the provision of these aircraft is really about the long term capability of ukraine. and its ability to deter russia looking forward. meanwhile, russia is wanting that supplying the fights a jets car is huge versus show that be genuine concerns that this could lead to further escalation is no question that further escalation has been in the minds of president biden. and his european counterparts from the beginning and that's why little by little the us and its allies have decided to provide more capable wea

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this one is from essex from one of our weather watchers. a cloudy start with some drizzle.with some sunshine and just a bit of mist which will not last much longer. as we go through the day, you will find a lot of this cloud will push back towards the east coast and we could see some linger across parts in the midlands, down to the south—east, but even so we will still see some of that break—up. temperatures today up to 21, for example, in london, but it will be breezy across the south to south—eastern english channel, and that will take the edge off the temperatures, rather like the last few days. top temperature to to be around the glasgow area, 24, maybe 25 or 26. through the evening and overnight, quite quickly the cloud pushes from the east to the west. some western areas will remain clear that there will be some pockets of mist forming overnight and our overnight lows not too bad, seven to 12 degrees. high pressure remains with us for the rest of this week, so the weather remains fairly at the same as we have got at the moment. good stuff. thank you very much indeed.