and we were there, thanks to harold wilson sending us, to protect the muslims from the marxists, and to actuallyjoin an elite force, having been trained by the sas without fighting, i now had a command over an elite force, like what the book's all about, 60 of them, and could change their operations procedure by what i learned in the sas, mainly to move only by night, do nothing by day, and by shouting in the dark when we were under attack from machine—guns, " retreat, retreat! " — but advance. you were a tough guy in that sense and you led men in very difficult circumstances, but you've also written very honestly about the way in which you didn't always find it easy to be that tough guy. you've written about school, how you hated being bullied, how you felt you had to keep your mouth shut when you were being beaten at eton, one of the leading public schools in the uk, because you, again, didn't want to let your father down. we have had other guests in this studio talk about their upbringings as males, in very male societies, and they have talked — and one in particular, a novelist f

jason watkins is harold wilson. i'm not going to do the voice now, you'll have to wait.. he has a particular voice, but myjob is to sort of show him in all his eccentricities, perhaps, and his voice, and it's a much impersonated voice, but i have to fill it up with what's going on and what the real emotions are going on and the real events of the day, which were traumatic. age is rarely kind to anyone. nothing one can do about it. acting royalty playing real royalty, as the crown and the woman who wears it return. john maguire, bbc news, carnarvon. now time for a look at the it has been a day of mixed fortunes, cloudy and damp for some but for others turning brighter. those brighter conditions have been spreading from the north but also spreading from the north but also spreading from the north but also spreading from the north some colder conditions. as the cold air continues to sink south things will continues to sink south things will continue to tend very chilly to tonight. increasingly clear skies overhead and many of those showers will fade away. some list of fog p

jason is harold wilson. >> you will have to wait. >> age is rarely kinder to. anyone.er: acting royalty playing realoyty, as "the crown" and the woman who wears it returned. laura: chile's president has told the bbc he won't resign protests.eeks of antigoverent last week, president piÑera canceled two major international summits because of ongoing protests in santiago and other usties. he has spoken exely to our south america correspondent nety watson. katy: this is thnormal in santiago. the country is into its third isek of protests, and ther no sign that people on the streets are going anywhere anytime soon. the intensity of the protests surprised many this is a country that a few weeks ago president piÑera t referras an oasis. but no longer. after the government attempted to raise metro fares, subway stations were torched and supermarkets looted. this has bome a debate about inuality in a country that has prospered in recent years but left many millions behind. it has become a debate about freedom. while demonstrations have been largely peaceful, clashes between pro

jason watkins is harold wilson. i'm not going to do the voice now, you'll have to wait. it's called a high larynx. he has a particular voice, but myjob is to sort of show him in all his eccentricities, perhaps, and his voice, and it's a much impersonated voice, but i have to fill it up with what's going on and what the real emotions are going on and the real events of the day, which were traumatic. age is rarely kind to anyone. nothing one can do about it. acting royalty playing real royalty, as the crown and the woman who wears it return. john maguire, bbc news, carnarvon. should i curtsy now? time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. no need! mixed fortunes across the uk, quite damp in some areas and murky, for others it has turned brighter, particularly across northern areas, but in the brighter weather we have more colder weather sinking into the picture. northerly winds bringing the cold air from the arctic, we will feel the effects over the next three days. through the rest of the afternoon, generally lots of cloud and showery rain over central and eastern e

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jason watkins is harold wilson. i'm not going to do the voice now, you'll have to wait.ely kind to anyone. nothing one can do about it. acting royalty playing real royalty, as the crown and the woman who wears it return. john maguire, bbc news, carnarvon. time for a look at the weather, here‘s ben rich. some of us have been played to date with quite a few showers. for others it has been brightening up especially across northern areas where we had some sunshine. but as you can see some cold air has been digging down from the north and we will all feel the effects of that tonight. it is bonfire night, still some showers around and also plenty of dry weather but turning quite cold. some showers moving across the south—east of england and some showers elsewhere as well. some good clear spells and some mist and fog patches likely. and for the temperatures, widely close to freezing and some spots below. but it should be a bright start, some early showers and fog patches around. and then through the day we have this band of showers moving into the west and more persistent rain

jason watkins is harold wilson. i‘m not going to do the voice now, you‘ll have to wait. which were traumatic. age is rarely kind to anyone. nothing one can do about it. acting royalty playing real royalty, as the crown and the woman who wears it return. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with ben rich good evening. it has been a day of mixed fortunes, rather cloudy and damp for some. but for others, it has been turning brighter, as printer conditions have been spreading from the north, but also brighter conditions have been spreading from the north, but also spreading from the north some colder conditions. you can see the blue colours here on our air mass chart. and as that cold air continues to sink southwards, things will continue to turn very chilly during tonight, we will see showers will fade away and we will keep some coastal fringes, wanted to mist and fog patches as well, and have a look at the temperatures. quite widely will be close to freezing, some spots would dip a bitjust below the be quite a widespread ground frost to take us into tomorrow morning, bu

harold wilson did not step out his position.is that people see what is happening in the nhs with the longer waiting times, the overworked doctors and nurses. labour do not need to say we will spend more money, but if you remember whether your a&e board is still there, that is the big recruiting side when it comes to getting voters. you work in the nhs, what did you think? if we do leave the eu and the deals that will happen with the us, i don't think it is clear what is going to happen and whether the nhs will be privatised. i know boris suggested it was not going to happen, but it was not convincing to me that the nhs is a priority to him. whenjeremy convincing to me that the nhs is a priority to him. when jeremy was speaking you could see it was something he was passionate about and he understands the importance of it, the fact we need more recruitment and the waiting times. it is close to home as well because he lost someone because the nhs was underso he lost someone because the nhs was under so much pressure. he mentioned t

jason watkins is harold wilson. i could not possibly have foreseen his death.yjob is to sort of show him in all his eccentricities, perhaps, and his voice and it's a much impersonated voice but i have to fill it up with what's going on and what the real emotions are going on into the real events of the day which were traumatic and assimilating an absolutely fascinating events that he went through, from the moon landings to an attempted coup and there is a kind of, and the devaluation of the pound, all those sorts of events which are fascinating and he is an individual had problems later in his life which are also explored in the series. no, he'sa life which are also explored in the series. no, he's a great character to play. while filming here in north wales, and daniels as lord snowden and helena bonham carter playing princess margaret both stayed in a hotel which was once snowden's family home. it's extraordinary, being in his childhood home, with all his photographs, in princess margaret's suite. my suite. i have a picture of myself which i was actually look

parliament came with a labour government of 196a in response to the bristol bus boycott which so moved harold wilsonts very core of the issues of justice and human rights within our society. and i want to lead a government where it is absolutely central to everything that we do. and that we will do indeed! applause but i just say, applause but ijust say, in order to be able to win that election in two weeks' time, people do need to be registered to vote, so you have until 2359 tonight to register tonight. 0ne until 2359 tonight to register tonight. one minute before midnight. and we will not be promoting the idea in government of voter id, which is actually deterred a lot of people. so i thank all those who have promoted voter registration. it is interesting that the tory party ma nifesto is interesting that the tory party manifesto doesn't mention it at all applause and because this election hinges on many things, but it is the issues of discrimination against black and ethnic minority communities in business, it is about the pay gap, the way in which there is a significant pay gap between minority

jason watkins is harold wilson. i‘m not going to do the voice now, you‘ll have to wait.impersonated voice, but i have to fill it up with what‘s going on and what the real emotions are going on and the real events of the day, which were traumatic. age is rarely kind to anyone. nothing one can do about it. acting royalty playing real royalty, as the crown and the woman who wears it return. john maguire, bbc news, carnarvon. now some pictures of an incredible escape. this is a man in oakland, california when he fell onto the tracks. luckily a quick thinking employee pulled him awayjust in time. that was the bay area rapid transport station. it was crowded following an nfl football game, but thenif following an nfl football game, but then if you missed it last time let‘s show you again... a remarkable escape. he falls onto the track, but tha nkfully escape. he falls onto the track, but thankfully a quick thinking employee managed to drag him onto the platform just in time. remarkable. let‘s have a look at the weather with louise leah. i hope i don‘t have to follow that all a

leanne black —— ian blackford and by foreign secretary dominic raabe, and by the actor who plays harold wilsonendship with the late convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein because of the trade and business opportunities it provided. in an exclusive interview with newsnight‘s emily maitlis, the duke of york also categorically denied having any sexual contact with a woman who says she was forced to have sex with him when she was 17. we spoke to the former buckingham palace press secretary dickie arbiter. to say he doesn't regret the friendship, to words —— use words like his behaviour was unbecoming, he was a sex offender and the duke of york came into the 21st century and admitted he was a sex offender, it has not gone down very well and it will not affect the royal family, it will not affect the royal family, it will certainly affect the duke of york and it will affect improbably and his relationship with his various charities and work because they might say, well, all this has come out in the wash, we are not terribly sure whether we want him to come along. northern ireland said earlier in the

harold wills. well i mean he's involved i think in both i mean the coup i mean no 68 against wilson he always denied his involvement but it's quite clear when you know look at the papers i'm 68 against wilson he always denied his involvement but it's quite clear when you know look at the papers and triangulate the correspondence that they basically he was very involved and triangulate the correspondence that they basically he was very involved he actually put up candidates including the head of her how my horror films as a possible member of the cabinet he actually put up candidates including the head of her i'm a horror films as a possible member of the cabinet very much but had a very high sense of his own. achievement and role in that very much but had a very high sense of his own. achievement and role and this is his qualities and he felt he could be prime minister and he loved this idea of being and that's his qualities and he felt he could be prime minister and he loved this idea of being in charge of of this national government but of course he says it's edwina of of this national government