so we'll see the siege of londonderry, the relief of londonderry, the relief of londonderry, as wells boyne and akram images. >> and i was reflecting gavin, we'll see a lot of historical banners today. there's no doubt about that. but we'll also see banners reflecting on faith and reflecting on the monarchy. so there are some previous monarchs that will be there and indeed , that will be there and indeed, our late majesty, the queen has already been put onto a banner and we'll see that earlier or later on today. well that's right, arlene foster actually, hopefully we'll be able to catch that come past. hopefully we'll be able to catch tha that's come past. hopefully we'll be able to catch tha that's cute.ne past. hopefully we'll be able to catch tha that's cute. memorial 1921. >> that's cute. memorial 1921. lol they were a lodge that was formed in 1870 from the 14th regiment of foot and you'll nofice regiment of foot and you'll notice enough that's the bedfordshire regiment . that's bedfordshire regiment. that's another link that the orange institution has with the british army. and i

but the williamite londonderry.he flow of goods between upper and lower loch earn . loch earn. >> and during the whole siege of london, derry enniskillen remains a thorn in the side of the jacobite troops. their supply lines are harried by the troops in enniskillen and they can't leave it. they can't have enough troops to besiege it because they're trying to take londonderry and therefore the garrison under gustavus hamilton is able to hold out . so in the is able to hold out. so in the same week that the siege of londonderry is lifted , you have londonderry is lifted, you have a major battle at between enniskillen and newtownbutler . enniskillen and newtownbutler. and it's where the jacobite supply train and those reinforced it's moving to londonderry are crushed by the enniskillen troops. and it's a very again, a very affair that takes place there. so that means that western ulster falls back into complete williamite control into complete williamite control in scotland . in that same week in scotland. in that same

a man from county londonderry has been jailed for 18 years for setting his wife on fire as she was trappedober 2021 when thomas rainey attacked her. he admitted her murder. schools in england are facing further disruption as teachers in the national education union strike over pay. the government says it has offered to teachers a fair and reasonable deal but it has been rejected by all four education union, warning further action is likely if the dispute is not resolved. the broadcaster fiona phillips has and outs she has been diagnosed without symons. she is 62 and said she found out last year after suffering months of brain fog and anxiety —— —— has announced she has been diagnosed with alzheimer's disease. we can return to the streets of edinburgh and the conclusion of the celebration for king charles�*s coronation in the parade is still going through the streets after king charles was presented with the scottish crown jewels, a sceptre and crown, which were whereby mary queen of scots, dating back to 15113. —— which were worn by. they were also in st giles' cathedral for the ceremony a

. >> cynthia gubb watched as water swallowed the road just feet from her home in londonderry. >> well, we know the wall held during irene. >> so we were hopeful it would hold during this storm, too. this one doesn't even have a name for it. >> and now the state is bracing for up to four more inches of rain by this weekend. meanwhile, 65 million people from florida to california are under heat alerts. phenix is expecting the 13th consecutive day of temperatures of 110 degrees or higher. most of california is seeing temperatures more than 15 degrees above normal. and las vegas could hit an all time record of 118 degrees this weekend. >> if las vegas and this is kind of a nerdy thing that i'm always interested in, if las vegas passes 117, which is kind of their cap, that would break an all time record. i remember being out at the national weather service in las vegas and asking them, why is it 117 well, it looks like this sunday we might even be able to break that heat. >> is the deadliest natural hazard in the us with an average of nearly 1400 additional deaths each year due to more day

a man from county londonderry has been jailed for 18 years for setting his wife on fire as she was trapped who was a mother of six, was preparing to go to work in october 2021 when thomas rainey attacked her. the 61—year—old had admitted her murder. a parliamentary aide has described how she was asked to sit on an mp's lap and felt like she had no choice but to do so. ?25—year—old ellie varley said the male mp — who has since been suspended after separate allegations — said she was "very angry" about what she described as a "predatory culture" in the house of commons. ?she is one of six staffers who has spoken to bbc newsnight about inappropriate behaviour in westminster. ?newsnight�*s uk editor sima kotecha has been speaking to them. the house of commons is the heart of democracy, where laws are made and publicly elected officials represent constituents and should therefore uphold the highest standards of behaviour. but now more allegations of sexual misconduct have called into question the morals and ethics of some of them. this is a problem that transcends party politics. it transcends

. >> we're about 20 miles outside londonderry, vermont, with so many roads flooded, we can't even get to it. the fire department rescuing this homeowner. the town administrator confirming flooding levels have exceeded hurricane irene. >> reporter: the storms on the move, after 24 hours of torrential chaos. less than an hour north of new york city, state police using ropes to rescue terrified people off this highway in orange county, creating a human chain to get to safety. the highland brook transformed into a rapid-filled river, trapping families in their homes in highland falls. county officials say a woman in her 30s was killed while trying to evacuate her home as it took on water. >> she was walking her dog across, from what we know, and got swept up by the, literally, rapids. >> reporter: her dog and two other family members survived. main street here in highland falls is just smothered in all of this thick mud, because the flash flooding came through, wrecked businesses and homes, pushed all those cars in the parking lot around. debris filling this town. tony guarino now calling

this drone footage that you are looking at over londonderry shows you the disaster. more than 9 million people are under flood alerts including this vermonter. >> this is my home, that is my garage. >> what have you lost? >> we didn't know yet. all i know, there was a whole bunch of tools in there and we watched them go down. >> you are wet from head to toe without any shoes on. you lost your shoes getting across here? >> yeah. i couldn't find a rope, so i took two heavy duty extension cords, tied them to there and to the back of the truck and i was going to bring them out. >> and vermont's capital has issued an emergency health order that has closed the downtown area for the time being. joining us now on the line is william frazier, city manager of month mount. the scale of this is immense. how do you begin to approach it? >> it is beyond anything we've seen. the level of water is frightening. and most latest piece of news is that the dam may breach. as we're having this conversation, we're in the process of moving our dispatch center and emergency operations center

and as artillery to londonderry.obites because james cannot get out of ireland and his troops are trapped there. and this will determine then the course of the glorious revolution because as the campaign or the war will be based in ireland . well, we've based in ireland. well, we've got much more to come for you. >> bring the latest on the tories plan to scrap inheritance tax, which is something which is being debated and we'll also go through loads of your views because we've been talking throughout going on about names and what to do when you get married. do you change your name? do you not change your name? do you not change your name? and honestly, you've got mad. i'm trying to find them all here. they're all there. um and it's just absolutely phenomenal. all the different things you've said and different ideas. so we'll go through loads those we'll go through loads of those at top of the next hour. at the top of the next hour. this is gb news. let's see what the weather's going to do for you today. >> a brighter

the jacobites londonderry.ies and forces in france . energies and forces in france. >> this is a massive change. it's a watershed moment and a very significant one for the british isles . you see the british isles. you see the introduction of freedom of the press. you see an independent judiciary beginning and you see limits on the power of the monarch parliament, increases in power . and that means that power. and that means that people become sovereign and you have laws being introduced first that are guaranteed individual liberty. and this is what flows from the glorious revolution. depher aspects essentially checks and balances that hold the government to account. whether that's a mixture of the monarch or parliament. but you see that aspect of constitutional democracy start to emerge, and it's very important the political changes have all taken place at westminster . have all taken place at westminster. but have all taken place at westminster . but the fighting to westminster. but the fighting to secure th

in this beautiful guildhall, which was part of derry londonderry. if you're british and there are two young people that's got up speak and one was an 18 year old girl and she she's very honest and she's clearly a star and she said, i can't tell you if i'm going to stay here or not. i will stay here if there's opportunity. and i'm ambitious, want to have a nice life. i want to have a prosperous life. i want to raise my kids in an area that's going to be i can provide for them. and the fact that she doesn't the answer to that tells you what's wrong with the good friday agreement. the society is still divided. the education is still segregated investment. it's really hard to get investment going in northern ireland without a parliament to run it and the regulations and implement and put for the licenses and things like that. so i say to whoever asked that question is be proud that your government stopped the war that it had your president had the guts to get in and the decades of transition of traditional foreign policy with not interfering in northern