king george vi came down to visit us all in the fort. he toured a lot of the tunnels.e 350 steps! however, on the parade ground, he took the salute and we all marched past and at the end, he thanked us all for our contribution to the effort — to the war effort. that was a moment of great pride. the wrens couldn't march wonderfully well because we weren't required to do so, so i only hope we kept in step! chuckles. when i heard that the war was over, we were all overjoyed. and for me, it meant demobilisation, so i came down to london and was demobbed in august 1946. so, it wasn't a long service but an eventful one and, for me, it was probably the most meaningful episode of my life. hello there. flaming june continued on sunday with temperatures in eastern parts of england over 30 degrees. not only was it hot, it was also very humid. but that heat and humidity is going to get pushed away by that weather front, which has brought some rain earlier on. and following on behind that, we're going to find cooler and fresher air coming in from the atlantic. now, on saturday nigh

that was the last year in which king george vi was well enough to attend the parade.me pictures from horse guards parade. it�*s the first time all five foot guard regiments are parading. normally at least one of them is on deployment somewhere else but, on this occasion, all five troops are on parade. the weather this morning is quite suitable for a parade such as this. it�*s bright but quite cool. there is a high level of cloud this morning which will beat to the relief of the soldiers on parade for the full dress rehearsal which took place a week ago. last saturday, quite a number of the soldiers fainted because it was so hot. so, for their sake and for the sake of the horses who will be on parade it will certainly be a relief that the conditions are rather more appropriate and helpful to the parade. what we�*re seeing now is the different regiments of the footguards forming up on horse guards parade. they will soon take up guards parade. they will soon take up the five positions of the parade that are involved. and within the next few minutes, ten minutes or so, we

king george vi came down to visit us all in the fort. he toured a lot of the tunnels. however, on the parade ground, he took the salute and we all marched past and at the end, he thanked us all for our contribution to the effort — to the war effort. that was a moment of great pride. the wrens couldn't march wonderfully well because we weren't required to do so, so i only hope we kept in step! chuckles. when i heard that the war was over, we were all overjoyed. and for me, it meant demobilisation, so i came down to london and was demobbed in august 1916. so, it wasn't a long service but an eventful one and, for me, it was probably the most meaningful episode of my life. hallo, in some parts of the country it is roasting and could be the hottest day of the year so far but it is changing in other areas and we are getting cooler, fresher air coming in from the atlantic into western parts of the uk. humid air towards the east and in between a weather front, towards the east and in between a weatherfront, that towards the east and in between a weather front, that is going to

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ground at horse guards since 1950, the _ parade ground at horse guards since 1950, the last time george viand in that carriage _ is being trooped today, and in that carriage we — is being trooped today, and in that carriage we would also expect to see prince _ carriage we would also expect to see prince george, princess charlotte, and we _ prince george, princess charlotte, and we would hope prince louis. yes, indeed, _ and we would hope prince louis. yes, indeed, a _ and we would hope prince louis. yes, indeed, a number of firsts, and everything _ indeed, a number of firsts, and everything of course very historic. this has— everything of course very historic. this has been an occasion for more than _ this has been an occasion for more than 200 _ this has been an occasion for more than 200 years when the military, particularly the army, presents its .ift particularly the army, presents its gift as _ particularly the army, presents its gift as it— particularly the army, presents its gift as it were, this military parade. _ gift as it were, this military parade, that marks the sovereign's bi

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i would say that george washington had a saying to be prepared for war is one of the most effective ways of preserving the feast. we're not as prepared as we need to be particularly vistely, that congress and the administration could be implementing the 10 recommendations that have just come out from mike gallagher, chair of the china select committee, his ranking member, 10 things that can be done to strengthen. we want deterrence. we want to deter war. we don't want to have a war with china. we don't want to have a war with anyone. you've got to deter war when you're dealings with a autocrats like xi jinping. there was a system called the moscow washington hot line. and basically you have that ability to communicate in times of crisis so there's no miscalculation so you don't stumble into, you're right, what would be a very devastating conflict. again, you want to deter war. we need to build up our preparedness. we need to operate from a position of strength. in terms of the timing of the visit, i don't unfortunately have any real details on that situation. i do think it is important for us to be able to communicate with our adversaries. cheryl: i'm glad you're say