hazel told her sons about her role when they were growing up.s only after this work was presented that the change was made, and that's why my mother had to work so hard into the night, because there was only a small window of opportunity. the thing couldn't have gone into production if they'd spent months doing this, so it had to be done in weeks. what was it like for you as you unravelled the story? "this can't be true? it's crazy." it seemed crazy that a 13—year—old should be assisting the raf in working out how it should arm its fighters for the next war. you just think that this can't be right. the calculations hazel did on a machine like this were extremely complicated. i have to keep subtracting until the bell rings, then i move along. they showed that the future fighters needed to carry eight machine—guns, each capable of firing at least 1000 rounds a minute, in order to have the firepower to destroy enemy planes. captain fred hill presented this graph showing the analysis at the crucial meeting of the air ministry injuly 193a. but what o

hazel's calculations proved to be critical.. the rate of fire was incredible. the rate of fire was only just enough to take down the german bombers. there are stories of german bombers reaching france with more than 200 bullet holes in them, because the calibre of the bullets we were firing was only just sufficient. so in fact many german bombers escaped, perhaps damaged beyond repair, but nevertheless insufficiently damaged to shoot them down. if hazel and her father, as they poured over the design and the mathematics in their kitchen, if they got that wrong and underestimated the need for eight guns, it could have been a different outcome. a compromise could have been six guns. as we know, the spitfire was originally conceived as having four. eight was radical. a compromise could have been six. it certainly wouldn't have been enough, and in air combat the margins are very fine. i think it's quite reasonable to think that the outcome could have been quite different. in the end i think one would have to say i think the eight gu

hazel told her sons about her role when they were growing up.mazing that history hangs on so fine a thread. you know, if she got the calculations wrong or if she hadn't been asked to help, and the decision had not been made to go with eight guns, who knows what could have happened. this graph, presented to the air ministry in 193a, was the result of hazel‘s calculations. with eight guns firing, the fighters typically had just two seconds to hit their target before pulling away. they had to get incredibly close to the enemy planes, just 250 yards away, to stand a chance of shooting them down. hazel‘s calculations meant the government changed its mind. so you got three german fighters that day? 98—year—old squadron leader alan scott flew both the spitfire and hurricanes. you just put the guns on and fired on them. you never think that mathematically they had to be worked out. the four would have been really difficult because it wouldn't give you the firepower that we had. oh, no, awfully glad she was able to work that out for us. the battle of bri

hazel told her sons about her role when they were growing up. or if she hadn't been asked to help, and the decision had not been made to go with eight guns, who knows what could have happened. this graph, presented to the air ministry in 1934, was the result of hazel‘s calculations. with eight guns firing, the fighters typically had just two seconds to hit their target before pulling away. they had to get incredibly close to the enemy planes, just 250 yards away, to stand a chance of shooting them down. hazel‘s calculations meant the government changed its mind. so you got three german fighters that day? 98—year—old squadron leader alan scott flew both the spitfire and hurricanes. the battle of britain proved to be a turning point in the war. it was the bravery and success of the pilots that made victory possible, but without the support of many others, the battle may not have been won. what a great inspiration for young people today, young girls in particular, that can look upon someone like hazel in the early 1930s making such an important con

an hazel herself is the character. she has no memory.he cannot remember people she has emotional memory loss. so is not amnesia. she has emotional memory loss. lilies of the people she was most connected to, she has forgotten them. so she can walk into a bar and the guy she's attractive, she doesn't know if it was someone she loved her her worst enemy. now everywhere she goes it is an adventure for it and she feels like maybe that wasn't maybe i wasn't a nice person. she has this moment where she can bring live her life. she restarts her life. and i love that is a character because everything becomes an adventure in that moment. and everything was new pretty think about it for a moment. you take a moment, knock ourselves in the head with a hammer. start over. our lives anew. i would go pick out really nice hammer. soon amazing idea. to me what i loved about it, is it fits perfectly with this idea that i've been carrying around for five years. this benedict arnold. and for doing the fun of it is that benedict arnold, think of him as the b

young girls in particular, that can look upon someone like hazel in the early 1930s making such an important contribution. 80 years after the battle of britain, hazel hill is finally getting the public recognition she deserved. if lockdown‘s been forcing you to work from home for the last few months you might be keen on a change of scene — so how would you fancy working remotely from barbados? new proposals are being considered by the caribbean island which would introduce a 12—month "welcome stamp" — allowing people to work there for one year at a time. the government there hopes the plan will help mitigate some the damage the virus has done to barbados‘s tourism industry. now on bbc news, it's time for the film review, with anna smith. hello and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith. i'm filling in for mark kermode to review this week's releases. first up, spaceship earth, a fascinating documentary about eight people who lockdown for two years for a science experiment. as i am ready to enter, i take my last breath of this atmosphere in two years. we were pioneers. we were the firs

the calculations carried out by hazel and her father resulted the calculations carried out by hazel andect for dog fights, and their pilots loved them. so you'd got three german fighters that day. no macro... 98—year—old squadron leader alan scott flew both spitfires and hurricanes.” squadron leader alan scott flew both spitfires and hurricanes. i went straight in and was catapulted out. and 109 bombers came in. we chased them to get a good squirt in. we saw black pieces fly upward. he also dropped his wheels. we took them all right, and we had a fine chase. personally i did not get a squirt, but it was terrific fun — happy but wary. amazing to read that. the word fun comes out of it all the time. i suppose it's the adrenaline. we came down to write a diary, you see. they thought originally it was only going to have four guns, and it was this young girland her to have four guns, and it was this young girl and her father, to have four guns, and it was this young girl and herfather, captain hill, who said, no, they need to have eight, and they did all the mathematics and worked out that i

his 13—year—old daughter, hazel, a talented mathematician.000 rounds a minute, was essential for success. they talk about burning the midnight oil and coming into the office late, after everybody‘s gone to carry out further calculations and borrow some bits of equipment to carry out experiments, more or less off their own bat, working very long hours, because they were really dedicated to these things. and, of course, people taking their work home. hazel told her sons about her role when they were growing up. it's amazing history hangs on so fine a thread, isn't it? you know, if she'd got the calculations wrong or she hadn't been asked to help and the decision had not been made to go with eight guns, who knows what would have happened? this graph, presented to the air ministry in 1934, was the result of hazel‘s calculations. with eight guns firing, the fighters typically had just two seconds to hit their target before pulling away. they had to get incredibly close to the enemy planes, just 250 yards away, to stand a chance of shooting them do

hazel told her sons about her role when they were growing up.lculations wrong or if she hadn't been asked to help, and the decision had not been made to go with eight guns, who knows what could have happened. this graph, presented to the air ministry in 193a, was the result of hazel‘s calculations. with eight guns firing, the fighters typically had just two seconds to hit their target before pulling away. they had to get incredibly close to the enemy planes,

hazel told her sons about her role when they were growing up.calculations wrong or she hadn't been asked to help and the decision had not been made to go with eight guns, who knows what would have happened? this graph, presented to the air ministry in 1934, was the result of hazel‘s calculations. with eight guns firing, the fighters typically had just two seconds to hit their target before pulling away. they had to get incredibly close to the enemy planes — just 250 yards away — to stand a chance of shooting them down.

carley: daniels's grieving wife hazel and son charlie daniels junior revealed the president sent themr honoring the late country music icon, the president writing your husband reminded us we must honor those who have sacrificed so much to defend our freedom, our great nation depends on artists like charlie who promote love of country, he will be greatly missed. daniels's wife and son responded on instagram, mister president we are honored that you would think of us in our time of grief, thank you so much, from hazel and charlie daniels junior, country music hall of fame and gridlock remember died in early july after suffering a stroke. he was 83 years old. shannon: he was always on the "fox and friends" summer concert series. also cool, space force unveiling its new logo and motto. shannon: >> the new motto is always above, it represents our role in establishing, maintaining and preserving us freedom of operations in the space domain. they also revealed their logo which you see right there, a little triangle design but it kind of reminds people of something else, on the right-hand sid

been replaced the city itself has changed names but the dome of the high yes the fia has withstood hazel built in the 6th century as a byzantine church it was for centuries the world's largest christian cathedral. almost a millennium later it was converted into an islamic mosque during the autumn an empire. but in the 1930 s. it was turned into a museum under the founder of the modern turkish republic ataturk a symbol of the new secular state inclusive of all religions since then it has been a meeting point of many faiths but held by none a place where pope's and presidents have come to pay their respects and marvel at the architecture. the religion is a tool for president richard type of on he has overseen prayers in the museum and raised its status at local election rallies i also feel he says over the juvenile sort of as you know they converted the higher sophia from a mosque to a museum a while ago. now we hope to be able to call it a mosque again after the election well or not. i. so just islamic groups have fought to pray at the highest the fia angering neighboring greece which say

hazel told her children about her role when they were growing up. it is such a fine thread.ion for young people today and girls in particular that can look upon someone like hazel in the early 1930s making such an important contribution. 80 years after the battle of britain, hazel hill is finally getting the public recognition she deserved. a remarkable story. sticking with the theme of commemorating the battle of written anniversary because matt is outside the imperial war museum in duxford and it is a little drizzly there this morning. just a little. and it is getting heavy making us nervous because hopefully the spitfire you see behind me will take to the air in the next 30 minutes. today is the anniversary, the 80th anniversary of the start of the battle of britain. we need the rain to clear, however. let‘s look at the forecast because there will be showers around today but if you want something dry this weekend, most of you will get it. it does look sunny across the country, a few showers here and there but many places will be predominantly dry. the reason we have high

of course, when it comes to journalism, and we talk about another supreme course called hazel would, there's a lot going on with that situation, which came after our case and now 14 states have passed legislations. washington state can be proud, they were the last one a few weeks ago that there was a huge campaign called new voices to support student voices. you can tell your students about that campaign and check them out, and i'm sure your journalist will be interested in that. >> on that note, we have a tweet from sara gonzalez. i see more students about gun safety, lgbt, drug issues. right now students are at wits and with gun safety, but i told by administration, no absolutely not. what should they do? >> students have alternative avenues, they can start a private newspaper. if the question is can i publish it in the school newspaper, we're going to have a harder time with that because the school newspaper is treated as part of the curriculum, and if you have lots of avenues for students to speak that do not depend upon the curriculum. i would encourage anyone to use those avenu

thank you, hazel. go on, david. previous methods that did not work. but i went to this clinic and they talked me through the various options. that was my last resort and that is what worked. so, thank you nhs. of course, thank you, thank you! you said your mother would be pleased. what would she think, david? sadly she passed away 3.5 years ago and she passed away 3.5 years ago and she kept nagging me to stop smoking andi she kept nagging me to stop smoking and i used to say, i will do, don't worry. sadly she passed so she never got to see this. but you are thinking of her. all the time. thank you for speaking to us, david. david ray. and hazel from action on smoking and health, thank you. if you google smoke free, then you will get some tips and hints. hello, this is bbc news with victoria derbyshire. the headlines... china says it will take "all necessary measures" to look after its interests after the uk government decided to ban huawei from britain's 5g networks. uk health secretary, matt hancock, says face cove

the newcastle band have been going for 13 years, have never made the charts, and lead singer hazel wildecould be a complete game—changer. i don't know where to start, it's difficult to talk about without feeling a little bit, light, emotional, really. you always hope that there might just be this little spark, something that happens, that helps the work get out there much more. and this is, like, the pinnacle thing, you know? # if the heartbreak changed me...

the newcastle band have been going for 13 years, have never made the charts, and lead singer hazel wilde has an office job to help make ends meet. they are on the list and say the exposure could be a complete game—changer. i don't know where to start, it's difficult to talk about without feeling a little bit, light, emotional, really. you always hope that there might just be this little spark, something that happens, that helps the work get out there much more. and this is, like, the pinnacle thing, you know? # if the heartbreak changed me... there's always a debate about what type of music deserves mercury recognition. no pop act has won since m people in 1994. that could change this year with dua lipa. it means a lot to me as a british artist and, i guess, as a pop artist, too. maybe i just didn't think i was cool enough. # walk away... the mercury ceremony will now take place on the 24th of september, two weeks later than originally planned, to increase the chances of there being the usual live show rather than simply announcing the winner online. colin paterson, bbc news. a good shor

know one passionately represents the concept of global ireland better of the new lord mayor of dublin hazel shu she was the 1st irish born passin of chinese descent elected to political office and the public represents the 3rd party in the new coalition government the green party the lord mayor welcome to the i like simon show welcome by everyone but you have the free 100 and 52nd lord mayor of dublin the other major development and green politics in ireland apart from your election as lord mayor as the party's gone into the new coalition government with 12 t.d.'s the call isn't infinite far and feel a gale is that going to be a a comfortable experience for a radical green party to be in a a coalition of 2 parties which haven't always been known for the the radicalism either of them well i mean the more awkward position i am the chair or a partially actually. i can tell you comfortable no absolutely not but i don't think politics should be comfortable or not much about those and we all know that no one's under any illusions that i don't think they are to each other an apple naturally becaus

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condolences in part we will miss great country rocker charlie daniels, my condolences to his wife hazel and their family. charlie is in my thoughts and prayers. i love his music. carley: such a happy guy, sad to see them go. rob: lifetime democrat sounding the alarm warning we cannot be tricked again by joe biden in the left. jillian: vernon jones says democrats only care about black people during election years, he joins us live to explain. ♪ ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. i was drowning in credit card debt. sofi helped me pay off twenty-three thousand dollars of credit card debt. they helped me consolidate all of that into one low monthly payment. they make you feel like it's an honor for them to help you out. i went from sleepless nights to getting my money right. so thank you. ♪ >> the father of any-year-old demand justices the city of atlanta mortar, >> >> cities, resembling a killing field. life was valuable. >> was the governor calling in the national guard. >> thank you for comi

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. >> doctor william hazel tine told cnn that the absence of national leadership on this issue, it is going to be up to mayors and governors to curb the pandemic. take a listen. >> i think they're going to see the mayors and the governors singing a very different tune from now on. they know it is in their backyard. and it is their job to take care of if no one else does. >> you're a former governor. what do you make of that? >> well, jake, i think we continue to feel the absolute void in a national plan. the reason other countries did so well as they tried to flatten the curve, the reason that they're able to emerge from some of the economic shutdown, send kids back to school is that there was a very specific national plan and emphasized from the leadership at the top, cand -- and carried out all the way. we never had that. this is a administration from day one wants to declare victory. first of all to deny there was a virus and then put it as fast as possible on the backs of states and local governments. governors are doing their best. but we're a big, mobile country. people travel i

jeffrey: and edward larson, the hugh and hazel darling chair of law and professor at pepperdine university. he is a recipient of the pulitzer prize in history. he is the co-author of 14 books, several of them on george washington and the founders, and his newest book is "franklin and washington: the founding partnership." it is wonderful to welcome you back to the national constitution center. edward: thank you so much for having me back, even if only virtually. jeffrey: well, it is just great. i am so eager to learn from both of you and with both of you. in the spirit of louis brandeis, come, let us reason together. let the learning begin. let us begin with you, because you have this powerful pairing of the two founders you consider the first among the founders, washington and franklin. you note they are labeled first and second in the most famous portrait of the constitutional convention and are often considered foremost by their contemporaries. you developed so many parallels among them, including their shared support for strong central government. the friendship that they cultivated du

my condolences to his wife hazel and their family. charlie is in my thoughts and prayers.s music. so did countless others. ainsley: he is a legend. as violence grows in major cities like chicago, many are wondering why leaders like joe biden is staying silent. this is personal for chicago native gianno caldwell, his youngest brother witnessed getting shot and killed and he is going to join us next. you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past... they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. let's help protect them together. because missing menb vaccination could mean missing out on a whole lot more. ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccination. ask your doctor if your teen car vending machines and buying a car 100% online.vented now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate, answer a few questions, and our techno-wizardry calculates your car's value a

he was a dear friend, and his wife, miss hazel, asked me to speak at a memorial on wednesday night whichica. so i spoke about charlie's america and what it meant. and he was the embodiment of the kind of america where men open the doors for ladies, it was the kind of america in which people respected authority and were grateful for the military. nobody loved our military like charlie. and he didn't just love it in a sentimental way with, he raised millions upon millions of or dollars to help veterans. he was the real deal. but he was a humble, gracious man. and at age 834, i had -- 83, i had interviewed him just a few weeks ago for hi show on tbn, and one of the things that's always incredible about charlie, i don't care if he was 83 years old, he was out there like he was 15 and still trying to make it. nobody gave a show like charlie, 110%. and the charlie danielss band and all of the bigger family will forever be in mourning over the louse of this not just entertainment giant, but a larger than life, honest to god great american. jedediah: well, thank you so much for sharing that with

hazel told her sons about her role when they were growing up.ing that history hangs on so fine a thread. you know, if she got the calculations wrong or if she hadn't been asked to help, and the decision had not been made to go with eight guns, who knows what would have happened? this graph, presented to the air ministry in 193a, was the result of hazel‘s calculations. with eight guns firing, the fighters typically had just two seconds to hit their target, before pulling away. they had to get incredibly close to the enemy planes — just 250 yards away — to stand a chance of shooting them down. hazel‘s calculations meant the government changed its mind. the battle of britain proved to be a turning point in the war. it was the bravery and success of the pilots which made victory possible, but without the support of many others, the battle may not have been won. what a great inspiration for young people today, young girls in particular, that can look upon someone like hazel, in the early 19305, making such an important contribution. 80 years after th