|j amongst the people of gibraltar?”it frustration, i think everyone feels that, everyone is sick of hearing politicians talk about brexit and i say to people, i am sick of talking about it as you are hearing about it but it's not just a question of getting it done, if we can't get it done right and it's also a question of having democratic legitimacy to date three and a half years later, knowing what we know and the other thing is the attitude of the european commission i think has annoyed a lot of people in gibraltar. i thought the european commission was going to be more generous with people in gibraltar because of the baby photo, i don't think they would have found anywhere else in europe that would have voted 96% to remain, i don't think they would have got that result in brussels and we saw them siding with the spanish on key issues so i think if you rerun the referendum today, the result in gibraltar would very still likely be to remain but maybe not by such a large margin. for the viewers benefit they will well k

being from gibraltar yeah i grew up bilingual now so i english and spanish were fi to me i was like one language you know a good one to london as an occupy tack i was born in london during the war yeah because the women and children were evacuated from gibraltar to different parts of the world i don't know why they sent my mother to london the bombs were falling there cos of the english accent and you have to tell yeah yeah it's only us is you by tad how do you how kind of flushed and fun of our the it was the most beautiful thing you know i mean it was. it was real freedom you know and nothing ever happened and everybody knew everybody. if if you were thirsty and you were out somewhere in the streets you just knock on the door hello mrs whatever can i have a glass of water go get it it's in the kitchen out ok so it was like wonderful you know i was like the whole of gibraltar was like a whole like a family such alfie don't have a x. wish i was looking i had stopped sean to do it yeah. you know you would someone of a key riggin or yeah if you learn want to talk to someone of a give away

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switzerland finished as winners of that group because of their 6—1 win in gibraltar.slands three zero. italy made it 10 wins out of 10 after a 9—1win over armenia in group] — they've now had the longest winning streak in their 109 year history. finland, already assured of automatic qualification, lost 2—1 degrees. — two greece. the american remi todd has picked up his second consecutive pga tour win with the victory at the classic in mexico. he ended a five year wait for a tour victory in bermuda earlier this month. he is the first back—to—back winner since bryson last year. alex wa kez winner since bryson last year. alex wakez will be joining his winner since bryson last year. alex wakez will bejoining his big brother mark at the honda team, replacing jorge lorenzo who has retired. mark clinched his sixth motogp title. english premier championships saracens won't contest the 35 point reduction and the £5 £2 million fine for breaking the salary cap. it's been just over two weeks since the rugby world cup, when south africa were crowned champions for the third time. en

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the only way the republic of ireland and denmark could both qualify is if switzerland lose to gibraltar. the swiss are leading 1—0. elsewhere, italy and spain are leading in their respective matches. you can check out all of the latest on the bbc sport website. saracens aren't going to challenge the huge punishment for breaking the premiership salary cap. the english and european champoions were hit with a 35 point penalty and 5 million pound fine. england head coach, eddiejones has been speaking about the issue. he says relationships may have been damaged within his squad by the punishment. eight of his matchday squad for the world cup finaljust over 2 weeks ago were sarries players, including his captain, 0wen farrell. and jones can see some of those players prioritising club over country to help keep them up. that could have a significant impact and it's something that we need to weigh up and look at very carefully. 0bviously, weigh up and look at very carefully. obviously, there may be some dislocation between saracens players and the rest of the clubs. that's a reality, and we migh

i was actually on ship in gibraltar.nes had been arrested for some footage found on someone's laptop. i did not realise i was actually one of those guys. it was a bit of a shock. i didn't feel like i did anything wrong. i don't feel any of us did anything wrong. i thought it would be done and dusted. it's like, how can you charge me? you've seen the video. i didn't have any involvement other than saying what i said. how can you charge me with full on murder when i did not kill anyone? the whole situation, i was used as a scapegoat for the military. they had to be seen to do something. if they we re to be seen to do something. if they were going to do that, they should bring up thousands of cases that happened in every single war. four months later, sam was acquitted of the murder charge. but the acquittal was not the end of the story. even though it was done and dusted for me, it wasn't in my head. i sort of went off the rails a bit. ijust broke down. i remember i broke down andi broke down. i remember i broke down and i

after switzerla nd hammered gibraltar 6—1 — they easily top group d.rch. saracens aren‘t going to challenge the huge punishment for breaking the premiership salary cap. the english and european champions were hit with a 35 point penalty and 5 million pound fine. england head coach, eddiejones has been speaking about the issue. he says relationships may have been damaged within his squad by the punishment. 8 of his match day squad for the world cup finaljust over 2 weeks ago were sarries players including his captain owen farrell. and jones can see some of those players prioritising club over their country to help keep them up. it could have a significant impact, and it‘s something we need to weigh and it‘s something we need to weigh and look at very carefully. obviously, there may be some dislocation between saracens players and the rest of the clubs, that‘s a reality, that we might have to work to mend those relationships a bit harder. and there may be some saracens players who feel like they have to pay for the club instead of the country, to make su

not only in new england but as far away as the west indies, gibraltar and tangier.oor souls had surrendered based on english promises of mercy only to discover that the terms were harsher than colonial officials had pledged. or still, some surrendering natives learned too late that colonial authorities would not spare any indians who they suspected of having taken english lives. massachusetts, plymouth, and rhode island helped public executions throughout the summer of 1676. including 50 hangings on boston common alone. as pictured here, by the way, this map is from the mhs collections. there is no memorial to this event by the way. i think there should be. the english even exacted retribution on the dead on august 6 colonial forces discovered that drown body ahi to move female say jim or some squaw and war leader and the sister of Ãwife. authorities ordered her head to be severed and piped next to upholding pen full of wampanoag prisoners. captives according to english accounts and i " made a most horrid and diabolical limitation crying out "it was there queens hea

gibraltar. southern tip of the iberian peninsula. it was here in the spring of $711.00 torics army of berbers landed after crossing the mediterranean. inside 3 years he had toppled the visigoths rulers. and secured almost total control of the peninsula turning it into a colorful province known as under lucio. power about me what i can now mostly one problem the army doesn't f a didn't he did. the other thing a didn't he did not follow. along with the great conquests in europe there was more success in asia. muslim armies began advancing towards what is today pakistan afghanistan and the central asian republics. within 10 years they had reached the borders of china. had built the biggest empire yet no. have you know how zima empathy. the general minimal tony i mean it's funny command the general. we must. command to their fullest coverdell minister 30. i mean lies while you're here. unlike the traditions of earliest. the walls of foresight ombre in the jordanian desert are painted in a by sometimes style. here a well is depicted not a

the battle of the saints in the west indies off jamaica in 1781 and the lifting of the siege of gibraltar in 1782. both great british victory that is followed yorktown. until those victories, though, the british empire looked as though it might be one of the american revolution's chief casualties. desperate times called for desperate measures. during the spring of 1778, as the news of the french alliance reached britain, the government responded by dispatching frederick howard, fifth earl of carlisle to philadelphia with parliament's remarkable and i want to suggest unexpectedly successful offer. okay. well, for anyone who had followed the stand-off that began with parliament's attempts to tax the american colonies with the stamp act of 1765 and the towns and revenue act of 1767, and these are -- the exhibits on these in this museum are really splendid. if you haven't had a chance to see them, you can find out all about them by going up stairs. for anyone who had followed this standoff, the decision to send carlisle to america looked like a humiliating defeat. and here we see -- here we s

gibraltar. southern tip of the iberian peninsula. it was here in the spring of $711.00 targets on the of berbers land after crossing the mediterranean. inside 3 years he had toppled the vista go through the years. and secured almost total control of the peninsula turning it into a colorful province known as under lucio. about me when i can now mostly gone public with donny left a didn't hear did. a did and he did not tell the. along with the great conquests in europe there was more success in asia. muslim armies began advancing towards what is today pakistan afghanistan and the central asian republics. within 10 years they had reached the borders of china. had built the biggest empire yet no. have you no. entity commander general men in military i mean as. commander general. we have. commanded them for as cover now minister 30. meanwhile as well you're outta here are 2000. unlike the traditions of earliest. the walls of course sight on in the jordanian desert are painted in a by sometimes style. here is depicted not as a religious fi

advanced.cond line to gibraltar,d judging as a failure his failure and leaving the last british garrison on the island. the victory and the taking of mallorca were trumpeted near and far in the french press. it was a triumph of symbolic stage ofe in the early the war end of strategic value, especially when the treaty of paris was devised and majorca was exchanged. in voltaire'sed the crueltyents, was far beyond battle. crimes were perpetrated not only by enemies, but the very states for which a military man had been willing to lay down his life in combat. i lingered on this textual example because it foreground several issues i will speak about this evening. is set in the seven years war. revenge, they say -- revenge, they say, is a dish best served cold in the decade or so between the close of the seven years war and the initiation of french aid for the american cause allow the americans to hit that at england to rebalance the system of global imperial power. notnd, the humiliating loss only fueled, in part, the french engagement in the french of -- revolution, but it contributed nation

not only in new england but as far away as the west indies, gibraltar and tangier.ese poor souls surrendered based on mercy only to discover the terms were harsher that colonial officials had pledged to. some surrendering natives, colonial authorities would not spare any indians they suspected of having taken english lives. massachusetts, plymouth and rhode island held public executions throughout the summer of 1676 including 50 hangings on boston common alone. this map is from the mhs collections. there is no memorial by the way to this event on the boston common. on august 6th colonial forces found the drowned body of a female ward leader and sister of permeticomb's wife. authorities ordered her head to be centered -- severed and spiked next to a holding pen full of wampanoag prisoners. the captives according to english accounts made a most horrid and diabolical lamentation crying out it was the queen's head. after this incident permeticomb was dead too shot down by a christian indian. filled with the vengeful spirit captain benjamin church had him dismembered and

bing retreated to gibraltar, judging as a failure his failure and leaving the last british garrison on the island. the naval victory and the taking of majorca were trumpeted near and far in the french press. it was a triumph of symbolic importance in the early stage of the war and of strategic value, especially when the treaty of paris was devised and majorca was exchanged for the french antilles and an island off the coast of brittany. as this occurred in voltaire's narrative events, the cruelty and cost of war extended far beyond battles themselves. crimes were perpetrated not only by enemies, but the very states for which a military man had been willing to lay down his life in combat. i have lingered on this textual example because it foreground s several of the issues i will speak about this evening. "candide"s episode in is set in the seven years war. incensed louis the 14th and others to take up arms in the american revolution. revenge, they say -- revenge, they say, is a dish best served cold, and the decade or so between the close of the seven years war and the initiation of fr

of ireland were battling it out for the 2 automatic qualifying spots switzerland 61 win away and gibraltarensured that they would take their place at next year's showpiece denmark drew in ireland which was enough for them to qualify for euro 2020 elsewhere there were wins for spain sweden and greece and italy handed out a $91.00 hiding to armenia. former france striker terry henri says he has big plans as the new manager of montreal impact this isn't his 1st gig as a manager he was sacked after just 103 days at monaco after failing to flip their season around on ri says those dark days made him better and he hopes he becomes a better coach in canada. or england us one thing you learn the most by that when you find out a lot about yourself in that situation situations and i say. but yeah i'm not scared of coming in i see the positive side of it played against against the system and when i was coming in all the time a school bus and it's just fun as well as a sort. of australian prime minister scott morrison has condemned comments made by controversial rugby star israel folau about the count

hong kong fell on christmas day and even more painfully, singapore, the gibraltar of the east was captured february 14, 1942. churchill called that the worst disaster in british history. rommel's african corps was advancing again in egypt and uboats were ravaging alloyed shipping in the atlantic. churchill return told washington less than six months after his previous visit. this time in june 1942. as he and roosevelt sat together in the oval office, devastating news came of the surrender of 35,000 british troops in libya. silence enveloped the room, broken when roosevelt said "what can we do to help?" american military assistance in the form of 300 critically needed sherman tanks were dispatched to aid britain. by the time churchill returned to washington again on may 12 the following year, that relationship, bolstered by the armies of the soviet union, had turned the tide of war. axis forces had been swept from north africa and the invasion of italy was imminent. most importantly, planning had begun for a joint allied american crossing of the english channel into the heart of nazi occupi

few days and it's cold in the north of helsinki and moscow and its heavy showers from madrid and gibraltard by that stage coming back into the uk. quite widely and then uncertainty over the weekend as to how far north this rain will spread but is ever more on that and i got more uk weather in half an hour. goodbye. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. prince andrews and nancy is stepping down from duties saying that the jeffrey epstein scandal has become dismissed or the royal family. jeffrey epstein scandal has become dismissed or the royalfamily. the bbc afterwards criticised for lack of empathy with the victims and for saying that he did not regret the friendship. a key witness in the impeachment inquiry says the white house did leave policy to ukraine with investigating the presidents rivals. was there a quid pro quo was made as attested by previously with regard to the white house call and the white house meeting, the answer is yes. the uk election campaign trail, the democrats have launch the ma nifesto trail, the democrats have launch the manifesto dog to stop brexit and t

these battles were great victories, the battle of the saints in 1781 and the lifting of the siege of gibraltar in 1782. until those victories, the british empire looked as though it might be one of the american revolution's chief casualties. desperate times called for desperate measures. during the spring of 1778, as the news of the french alliance reached britain, the government lord north responded by dispatching frederick howard to philadelphia with parliament's remarkable and i want to suggest unexpectedly successful offer. for anyone who followed the standoff that began with parliament's attempts to tax the american colonies with the stamp act of 1765 andy tans and revenues act these are exhibits on this museum are splendid. you will find out about them by going upstairs. for anyone who followed this stand off, the administrator's decision to send carlisle to america looked like a humiliating defeat. here, we see the earl of carlisle, i will show another picture. this is in the late 1760's. i'm not sure the cartoon on the right, we see the carlisle peace commissioners bowing down before a