joe served in the falklands war. and conflict spots in the middle east. but in 1993, an allegation involving another sailor, which he's always denied, ended his career. and during the disciplinary process, he says he was forced to disclose his sexuality. this is a medalfor northern ireland, that one for the south atlantic. joe was allowed to hold onto two of his medals, but he was stripped of the medal he was awarded for long service and good conduct. that medal is proof to me that i was good enough for all those years and yet somebody could just come and take it away from you. in a statement, the ministry of defence said... joe says, because that he was dismissed from the navy, he has also lost out on his pension. but he has never fought for money. at the age of 68, he just wants his medal back. june kelly, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: gps blame excessive workloads for the first sustained fall in their numbers in 50 years. a falklands veteran, forced out of the royal navy over his sexuality, plans to sue the

joe served in the falklands war. forced to disclose his sexuality. this is a medalfor northern ireland, that one for the south atlantic. joe was allowed to hold on to two of his medals, but he was stripped of the medal he‘d been awarded for long service and good conduct. that medal is proof to me that i was good enough for all those years, and yet somebody could just come and take it away from you. in a statement, the ministry of defence said... joe says that because that he was dismissed from the navy, he‘s also lost out on his pension. but he‘s never fought for money. at the age of 68, he just wants his medal back. june kelly, bbc news. before the weather — more pictures of the new royal baby. the duke and duchess of sussex have given the world the first glimpse of their newborn son. the couple, who still haven‘t revealed the name of their baby, said it had been a special couple of days and a dream. they said their son, who was born on monday, had "the sweetest temperament and was very calm". they also thanked peop

he served in the falklands, northern ireland, and the middle east, where he came underfire.nduct was prejudicial to good order and naval discipline. he claims it was really because he was bisexual. at the time, there was a ban on lgbt people serving in the armed forces and that was until the year 2000. he's now suing the ministry of defence, for the return of his long—service medal, which was taken from him. the mod say, as legal proceedings are ongoing, it would be inappropriate to comment at the moment. let's talk to joe 0usalice, in his first live tv interview. thank you very much for coming on our programme. you served in the royal navy, for 17 years, what was that like? it was brilliant. brilliant lifestyle, good comradeship, good job, excellent pay. i travelled around the world, four times, seen all walks of life and it was certainly something i would recommend to anybody thinking ofjoining. you are bisexual. the navy didn't know that. and when you served in the navy, it wasn't permitted, shockingly, until the year 2000. you couldn't be gay, you couldn't, you know, be

joe served in the falklands war.he medalfor northern disclose his sexuality. this is the medal for northern ireland, disclose his sexuality. this is the medalfor northern ireland, that one for the south atlantic. joe was allowed to hold onto two of his medals, but he was stripped of the metal he was awarded for long service and good conduct. that metal is proved to me that i was good enough for all those years, and yet somebody could just come and take it away from you. in a statement, the minstry of defence said... joe says because he was dismissed from the navy he has also missed out on his pension. but he has never thought the money. at the age of 68 he just wants is thought the money. at the age of 68 hejust wants is medal thought the money. at the age of 68 he just wants is medal back. thought the money. at the age of 68 hejust wants is medal back. june kelly, bbc news. state media in iran says the government is going to restart parts of its nuclear programme, despite being restricted under an international trea

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joe served in the falklands war.s in the middle east. but in 1993, an allegation involving another sailor, which he's always denied, ended his career. and during the disciplinary process, he says he was forced to disclose his sexuality. this is a medalfor northern ireland, that one for the south atlantic. joe was allowed to hold onto two of his medals, but he was stripped of the medal he was awarded for long service and good conduct. that medal is proof to me that i was good enough for all those years and yet somebody could just come and take it away from you. in a statement, the ministry of defence said... joe says, because that he was dismissed from the navy, he has also lost out on his pension. but he has never fought for money. at the age of 68, he just wants his medal back. june kelly, bbc news. back now to our main story this morning, and gp numbers across the uk have fallen for the first time in nearly 50 years. analysis by health group the nuffield trust shows there's now around four fewer gps per 100 thousan

i was watching, every day, what i was saying, what i was doing. joe served in the falklands war.ng the disciplinary process, he says he was forced to disclose his sexuality. this is a medalfor northern ireland, that one for the south atlantic. joe was allowed to hold on to two of his medals, but he was stripped of the medal he'd been awarded for long service and good conduct. that medal is proof to me that i was good enough for all those years, and yet somebody could just come and take it away from you. in a statement, the ministry of defence said... joe says that because that he was dismissed from the navy, he's also lost out on his pension. but he's never fought for money. at the age of 68, he just wants his medal back. june kelly, bbc news. a campaign about school meals, led by pupils in darlington, has gone nationwide today. its aim is to make sure that children entitled to free lunches are able to use their full allowance. they spoke out because many who don't use the full amount in a single day aren't allowed to carry the money over. our media editor amol rajan reports from

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a falklands war veteran who had his medal taken off him because he was bisexual is planning to sue theed £5 million and has been severely reprimanded. after admitting misconduct in its audit of the co—operative bank in 2009. regulators said that the accountants failed to exercise sufficient professional scepticism when overseeing the bank‘s accounts. uber drivers in london, birmingham, nottingham and glasgow will protest outside the company‘s offices on today. they‘re striking over pay and working conditions and will be joined by drivers in the us cities of new york, san francisco, and washington dc amongst others. global stock markets have tumbled after us president donald trump‘s unexpected threat to impose new tariffs on chinese exports. the us president has vowed to double tariffs on chinese goods that will take effect this week. but a chinese delegation is still due in the us for trade talks this week. hello, good afternoon. welcome to the business news. now, that lovely bit of sunshine we got over easter weekend meant we weren‘t spending as much in the shops. we‘ve had some retai

not only for this government, the government that replaces it, these veterans — veterans of the falklandsanistan — until a government or prime minister decides to showjust a quarter of the courage that we asked our men and women to serve on a daily basis in these conflicts. the legacy investigation branch is currently reviewing all debts related to the security situation in northern ireland between 1968 and the belfast agreement in 1998. however, it is not only deaths attributed to security personnel that are being investigated. we need to be careful when we have talk of soldiers being prosecuted or easy targets for prosecution, and terrorists getting away scot—free — that is simply not true. if there's one thing that everybody in the hall here today agrees on is that this matter has been dealt with without sensitivity, without subtlety, and without good sense. the idea of a cavalcade of police rocking out that somebody's house at 5—6am is indefensible. we cannot go there. so what i would say is that we need to be much, much more sensitive. and if we cannot turn the clock back and we cann

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that americans don't feel all that satisfied with, and the idea that iran is not grenada or the falkland islands. it's the middle east. >> about the credibility of that report. it is a report of "the new york times." they cite six sources and it's one of the top national security reporters in the entire country. i think its credibility is very strong that he got a briefing that the hard liner, some hawks got together and have been dusting off war plans for iran, but even in "the new york times" report, it said it's unclear if president trump is going along with this, if president trump is aware that people in his national security staff, including john bolton are looking over, reviewing and beefing up their war plans for iran. is it possible? it certainly is possible. if you look at what happened over the last several years, since really the iraq war, there has been this rise of iran's influence. iran has spread since saddam hussein was in power. there is the collapse of law and order there, and it's as deep, if not, deeper than lebanon than it has ever been. there are plenty of countrie

joe served in the falklands war.e says he was forced to disclose his sexuality. this is a medalfor northern ireland, that one for the south atlantic. joe was allowed to hold on to two of his medals, but he was stripped of the medal he'd been awarded for long service and good conduct. that medal is proof to me that i was good enough for all those years, and yet somebody could just come and take it away from you. in a statement, the ministry of defence said... joe says that because that he was dismissed from the navy, he's also lost out on his pension. but he's never fought for money. at the age of 68, he just wants his medal back. june kelly, bbc news. charlotte i5 charlotte is here. uber project5 have brought the streets to a standstill. big protest here and in the us, they are having in london, nottingham, birmingham and glasgow, 50,000 uber cars in the country would actually, if you live in a city, does not sound like a huge amount because they are everywhere in london, for example but in a rural area in london, fo