the maid of the loch was left derelict on the banks of loch lomond after it was mothballed 35 years agon. 0ur scotland correspondent, lorna gordon has been aboard to take a look. in the grey drizzle of an autumnal day, the last paddle steamer to be built in britain. she's not sailed for more than 35 years, moored up and, for part of that time, left to rot — until steam—ship enthusiasts saved her from sinking. it's a thing of beauty, but it needs a bit of work. absolutely, it sure does. it needs a lot of work, and a lot of money spent on it. the obvious things are that the paintwork and all that kind of thing... bit of rotten wood there? rotten wood. all of that will be replaced or renewed. the paddle boxes will be bright and sparkling again. in her 30 years of service, royalty and heads of state were amongst the millions of passengers who graced her decks. on a saturday night, there'd be entertainment. and on a summer's day, it would be full of families who'd come from glasgow to see loch lomond. in its heyday, the maid of the loch would have been packed with passengers enjoying a day o

‘the maid of the loch‘ was left derelict after it was moth—balled 35 years ago. has been aboard to take a look. in the grey drizzle of an on—time all day, the last paddle steamer to be built in britain. —— autumnal. the part of the time, she has been left to rot until steamship enthusiasts saved her from sinking. bello it needs a lot of work and a lot of money spent. —— it needs a lot of money spent. —— it needs a lot of money spent. —— it needs a lot of work. rotten wood, all that will be replaced. the paddle boxes will be replaced. the paddle boxes will be replaced. the paddle boxes will be bright. royals and heads of state were amongst the millions of passengers that graced their decks. ona passengers that graced their decks. on a saturday night, they would be entertainment and donna summer's day, it would be full of families. —— in summer. it would have been packed with passengers enjoying a day out on the water. many of those who are helping to restore it have fond memories of this ship and want a new generation to enjoy it, too. is it exciting as a boy? yes

the maid of the loch was left derelict on the banks of loch lomond over 35 years ago and the group areg once again. lorna gordon has been to take a look. in the grey drizzle of an autumnal day, the last paddle steamer to be built in britain. she's not sailed for more than 35 years, moored up and, for part of that time, left to rot — until steam—ship enthusiasts saved her from sinking. it's a thing of beauty, but it needs a bit of work. absolutely, it sure does. it needs a lot of work, and a lot of money spent on it. the obvious things are that the paintwork and all that kind of thing... bit of rotten wood there? rotten wood. all of that will be replaced or renewed. the paddle boxes will be bright and sparkling again. in her 30 years of service, royalty and heads of state were amongst the millions of passengers who graced her decks. on a saturday night, there'd be entertainment. and on a summer's day, it would be full of families who'd come from glasgow to see loch lomond. in its heyday, the maid of the loch would have been packed with passengers enjoying a day out on the water. many of

and on a summer's day, it would be full of families who'd come from glasgow to see loch lomond.nd memories of this ship, and want a new generation to enjoy it too. was it exciting, as a boy? oh, yes, fantastic. never seen anything like it in my life. there's a wonderful feeling about watching the power — i mean, this is power. this is raw power. all these pistons — the two pistons going backwards and forwards, turning the shafts, making the paddles go through their cycle, making her go through the water... it'sjust — i mean, "magic" is the only word there is to it. hard work by volunteers has erased some of the damage caused by the years of neglect. but with anything of value stolen, any metals that could be melted down sold as scrap, they now need help in tracking down any artefacts that still exist, like this recently returned ship's wheel. the ship was stripped bare before we took it on. but over the years, we've had one or two things back. the most important one is the ship's bell. you want to hear it? yeah, go on, then... you need to give me a hand...! if i lift it, you can

we have a one acre loch there which is brought a lot of life back. the title is a courtesy title.sented to you your very own one square—foot plot. i have presented to you your very own one square-foot plot. lord rico hizon. i will accept that title. u nfortu nately i hizon. i will accept that title. unfortunately i cannot accept gifts. i cannot accept land. we will sort that out later. please accept your very own title. thank you very much. how many people now have been given the title of lord or lady? we think around about 100,000 all around the world. so i will share this title with 100,000 other people? world. so i will share this title with 100,000 other people ?m world. so i will share this title with 100,000 other people? if you think about crowd funding and how people crowd fund various projects, this is a way of crowd funding. highland titles has never sourced funding from the local council. win a lot of asian people come to scotla nd a lot of asian people come to scotland as tourists and i don't think they know about this. this is afun and think they know about this. this

as advertised, i dwes, call him the loch ness monster. >> rick: this root for receivers, three of theirin their top 10, they're long, athletic, young. >> carter: how long do they have to point at it? they lobbied hard. >> false start, 77 on the offense, five-yard penalty. >> aaron: on the road we made mention this isn't necessarily a full stadium. this has been a team that all game long has been hurt by penalties. >> carter: touchdown drive, 92 yards in the first half. the last one was 89 yards. to the outside. nate brown makes the grab, tackle. just a matter of how often he wants to take it. when they come up, he's taking it over the top with brilliant long distance touchdown throws. >> aaron: you talk about missouri with the big plays. >> carter: jackson, the senior, whose day begins with a successful marriage proposal. jackson. >> aaron: that big guy in the middle. the guard, trying to come down on it. left his feet behind him. third and long, because the penalty on first down, missouri trying to convert. >> carter: pressure coming off, does arkansas change. bring him off the weak si

as advertised, i dwes, call him the loch ness monster. >> rick: this root for receivers, three of theng, athletic, young. >> carter: how long do they have to point at it? they lobbied hard. >> false start, 77 on the offense, five-yard penalty. >> aaron: on the road we made mention this isn't necessarily a full stadium. this has been a team that all game long has been hurt by penalties. >> carter: touchdown drive, 92 yards in the first half. the last one was 89 yards. to the outside. nate brown makes the grab, tackle. just a matter of how often he wants to take it. when they come up, he's taking it over the top with brilliant long distance touchdown throws. >> aaron: you talk about missouri with the big plays. >> carter: jackson, the senior, whose day begins with a successful marriage proposal. jackson. >> aaron: that big guy in the middle. the guard, trying to come down on it. left his feet behind him. third and long, because the penalty on first down, missouri trying to convert. >> carter: pressure coming off, does arkansas change. bring him off the weak side, do they do it again. >>

securing the heritage of this historic ship, and moving one step closer to seeing the maid of the loch raising steam and sailing once again. the queen and prince philip will celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary tomorrow. to mark the milestone, buckingham palace has released this new portrait. a set of six commemorative stamps have also been issued by royal mail, they feature the couple's engagement and wedding. they are the first royal couple to celebrate their platinum anniversary. time to take a look at the weather now, that is with phil avery. good morning. glorious enough through my front door here in central london. but i have to acknowledge straightaway, it is not like that every word. further west, the more likely it is your skies are looking like this. the cloud pretty extensive and has been for much of the morning across parts of the far south west as well. we have had some rain already from this. plenty of showers still rattling along. through the afternoon, nothing changes much, still pretty cool over in the east. in the west, the cloud is associated with these fronts, w

i want to bring in ambassador gary loch who was the ambassador to china under president obama. thank you for being here. really appreciate it. >> my pleasure, kristen. >> before president trump land in beijing, he hit china on not doing enough against north korea. how will they respond to the criticism? >> china has made proposals to get both sides back to the bargaining table to resolve this diplomatically. we don't want a military solution. that would be devastating for millions and millions of people on both sides of the korean border and the de-militarized zone. unfortunately, the united states has taken the position until north korea first dismantles the nuclear program, stops its development of ballistic missile system, only then will the united states sit down to talk to them. that strategy has not worked for the united states for the last 12 to 16 years. and they see what happened to omar gadhafi. we have to figure out how to get both china, russia, south korea, japan, the united states and north korea to the table. and that is why this visit by the president is so impo

celebrations taking place on top flight processions in glasgow the museums open edinburgh the celebrations at loch lomond a huge amount of celebration going on across scotland yes and i think this is why in a society just my bill in the scottish parliament over ten years ago i think that there has been a significant increase in the celebration of sin on tuesday with various cultural and other events but i feel very very strongly that on tuesday we're only a school holy for example they know it would lead to a significant increase in recognition of the holiday because many of the would want the deal to sell a decent andris the it was the children so you think the school holiday is the key but how do we make some time to stay both a national and an international celebration well i think that we need action at the parliamentary level scottish parliament at a level i think we need action at local government level at present only three out of thirty two local authorities have a school hall of the own or and on tuesday but at international level i know that there is a campaign going on and there already

also you look at the loch lomond business and russia today did not obstruct the work of the security council it worked on preventing another tragedy that we witnessed in libya and iraq russia complied with the purposes of the un charter at a time where we lack integrity the vote of the russian federation saving the security council and preventing the manipulation of un mechanisms. it's being a couple of hours of high drama the u.n. security council with real significance for the war in syria if you look at the pictures right now the security council they've taken taken a very temporary recess but it's not over because the russians having withdrawn their rival rose resolution of got their allies the bolivians to put it back all along the russians wanted there's voted on second they're going to get their way and another vote in the security council shortly we think that again will be lost which will mean that neither resolution which would in different ways keep the inspection mechanism going is going to get voted on and it looks like the inspection mechanism will in a matter of hours

and across loch maree and accessible only by boat, one of the great isolated estates, letterewe. known as aa gill, he's the much feared and widely followed restaurant critic for the london sunday times, a regular columnist for a spectrum of magazines, author, traveler and one of the finest essayists of our time. letterewe, as it stands today, was built as a shooting lodge. deer stalking like they do here is something from another era, but it persists in places like this, which both protect and cull deer populations. if you are, like us, of course, two murderous aristocrats, looking to put some venison on the table, you need help, professional help, and estates like letterewe, come with a stalker. stephen miller has been working here for eight seasons now, both protecting the animals who live on it, and helping people like us in the arduous and delicate task of sneaking up on them. we would, as gentlemen of leisure, require a cook, and adrian has recommended the supremely well-suited fiona cullinane, who excels at this kind of scottish, traditional game cookery. for dinner it's gr

he lochs this culture war.he ucla tweets and nfl protest tweets fuel that kind of culture war that he likes, that he thinks his base likes that are criticized by civil rights organizations, of course, who have called them racial dog whistles. i think these are things that are political calculations that he's taken. i don't think it's all without substance. >> let me give you a really quick last word on the substance of jeff flake's comments caught. not like a hot mike moment and that he's written a book on the same topic, but he did enrage the president by asserting once again that if the party follows moore and trump, we're toast. >> yeah, look. i think the math is right. politics is a weird mix of kind of noise and math in the long term. the demography of the country is changing and the guy who was 2.9 million votes behind in the popular vote, where now if you ran the election he'd be 3 million behind just on demographic change. i think trump is in real trouble. but the issue is right now and we're going to h

wildcat playoff match between sweden it should be i'm joined in the studio by did mark meadows from the loch know it's only one nil in the first leg how did a country like italy but the proud footballing history land itself in this situation well i used to work in its league covering italian football and i have to say this is the worst italian national side i've ever seen healy yes i mean at the back they're still got big names that buffon and baluchi and killie need further forward there's not a lot there to be honest i mean the guy is going to be playing up front and it's probably going to be gabby a detainee who places southampton in the english premier league so not for inter milan or chelsea or real madrid for southampton. and that sort of sums up the problem italy have this isn't a vintage italy i mean the manager as well isn't really very heralded he managed bari in torino ventura he's not a big name i mean of the big italian managers like river to mancini and current a lot they've kind of cleverly kind of got away with not managing italy because they know this isn't a good italy side

with his golf course in scotland, president trump himself might be the best person to invest gate the lochr. >> the bad news is this is some big monster. >> of course there is one area the president is not soed interest in examining further, the actual facts of foreign interference in the 2016 reaction. >> i call it the russian hoax. one of the great hoaxes. >> thanks for spending your sunday morning with us. you can catch me here every sunday and weekdays on "the lead" at 4:00 p.m. eastern. fareed zakaria gps starts right now. >>> this is gps, global public square fp welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york. tod today, xi, putin, abe. president trump's big meetings on the world stage. has this big asia trip changed america's position in the world? >> we are not going to let the united states be taken advantage of anymore. >> for

it was not sparkling here across loch lomond today, rather overcast.to do so through the rest of the evening and overnight. there will be some gaps in the cloud and that is where i have a bit of a problem overnight, it will not be freezing by any means at all but there may well be some dense patches of fog. just a concern for the morning rush—hour. if you've had a gap across parts of wales and the west country, it could be there will be some dense fog. so absolutely pinning them down as to where they may fall may be tricky. but there will be pockets of that across parts of northern ireland, central and southern parts of scotland. just worth bearing in mind if you are on the move. wednesday however another quiet day for the most part. some western and northern parts may begin to show signs of brightening up through the course of the day. staying cloudy across the midlands and towards the wash area, both north and south of it. and again not a cold day. and for this relatively mild spell at the moment we have to thank the fact the breast sandwich between

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