it transformed mrs thatcher's standing.y and society. many of the men who fought that war live with it still. it was the defining experience of their lives. the guys in 3 para, it is a brotherhood, and once you join, and fought like we did, you're always a member of the brotherhood. my wife has said, on some of the reunions we have been on, "you are just young guys again in old bodies", which we are. alan little, bbc news. now, i should say that i don't speak hungarian but it wasn't a difficult gas, let's be honest, peter marki—zay has conceded defeat in the hungarian general election, viktor 0rban has been re—elected for a fourth time. no time for a look at the weather. hello there. a big change is taking place in our weather. some places started on sunday morning with temperatures below —7 celsius, but monday morning will start on a much milder note, but with some damp and breezy weather, courtesy of a frontal system pushing in from the north west. it is a warm front, so, as the name suggests, behind it, the air will be t

it transformed mrs thatcher's standing.and society. many of the men who fought that war live with it still. it was the defining experience of their lives. the guys in 3 para, it is a brotherhood, and once you join, and fought like we did, you're always a member of the brotherhood. my wife has said, on some of the reunions we have been on, "you are just young guys again in old bodies", which we are. alan little, bbc news. it's music's biggest night — with the grammy awards being handed out in las vegas. amongst the winners so far are 0livia rodrigo has won the best new artist. song of the year has gone to silk sonic — made up of bruno mars and anderson paak — for "leave the door open". 0ur north america correspondent, peter bowes says a video appearance by the ukrainian president during the grammy ceremony was a complete surprise. we were expecting to be a moment to address what is happening in ukraine. we did not know about president zelensky. there was some speculation he may do so no dress at the oscars last weekend but t

a lot of the time i'm under mrs. thatcher. the 2 ladies also disagree on foreign affairs. the commonwealth countries, one thatcher, to take a stance against the apartheid regime in south africa. but the prime minister doesn't want to be bothered with the problems of the commonwealth. african countries were fed up with white britain effectively supporting slowing down the sanctions and they knew that margaret thatcher was part of this. she actually delayed debates, stock debates in the british parliament about sanctions. ah, against that just will. elizabeth traveled to a meeting of commonwealth countries effectively supporting their claims facemask given and is forced to the sidelines. ah, and at home. the royal family is more popular than ever. on the 29th of july, 1981, prince charles marius diana spencer. on the day it was wonderful. it was just the whole nation celebrated. you know, it was a lovely fairy tale love story. there's never been another wedding in my view that could equal, it was just wonderful of the bride, was the most beautiful. the whole world was interes

mrs thatcher, do you have a statement to make to us on the falkland islands?reports said the invasion was imminent. they said that they think they do mean business, | they will invade one of the lesser islands probably— during april. the navy had some good fortune, 18 warships were already at sea, involved in an exercise based in gibraltar. they were under the command of admiral sandy woodward and in the year before he died, we chatted about what had happened at his home in west sussex. sheer luck, i think, - it made us probably ten days down there earlier than we would have been. john galway, a radio operator was on one of the ships in his task force. he and his friends on hms sheffield were looking forward to sailing back to portsmouth after six months away from home. as we were going along, there were news stories about scrap metal merchants landing on south george and once we got to gibraltar, they got a bit stronger and stronger and we thought something was going to happen. a0 years ago it was not just the ships being prepared for war, also getting ready

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it transformed mrs thatcher's standing.brotherhood, and once you join, and fought like we did, you're always a member of the brotherhood. my wife has said, on some of the reunions we have been on, "you are just young guys again in old bodies", which we are. allan little, bbc news. let me bring you some breaking news we have had in from easyjet, the flight operator warning they have had to cancel 100 flights or around 100 flights due to take off on monday because of the high rate of covid they are experiencing. just to warn you if you are travelling with easyjet towards the easter holiday, do check your flight is still going ahead. time to look at the weather now with ben rich. hello there. a big change is taking place in our weather. some places started on sunday morning with temperatures below minus seven celsius, but monday morning will start on a much milder note, but with some damp and breezy weather, courtesy of a frontal system pushing in from the north west. it is a warm front so, as the name suggests, behind it, the

in this sense, and you have these 2 women and a woman who loved confrontation as mrs. thatcher, with a woman, the queen who do anything to avoid an argument. i mean one of the reasons the queen is the successful cause juice. the mother is a she much prefers to agree and disagree. she hates a rob margaret thatcher, immediately deregulated the financial markets. the stock market is booming. ah, but the gap between the rich and the poor widen the late is not for turning. ah, she quells protest with food there was more social unrest ross strikes and lack of social cohesion under margaret thatcher than at any other time. because partly because she felt she had to grasp the natural and her her style was, was confrontational and, and there is evidence that, that the queen herself was, was deeply unhappy about what, what went on of her. a lot of the time i'm under mrs. such are the 2 ladies also disagree on foreign affairs. the commonwealth countries, one thatcher, to take a stance against the apartheid regime in south africa. but the prime minister doesn't want to be bothered with the probl

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even mrs thatcher, who was massively powerful as prime minister, only managed one nuclear power stationying he once ate new reactors. but he is promising a decision on one this year and two next year —— —— he wants eight new reactors. but there is no guarantee those reactors will get built and there are words in the document making it quite clear these reactors will be subject to a value commodity test by the uk treasury and there is no guarantee they will decide it is value for money, particularly because a report only early in the week of the intergovernmental panel on climate change, made it clear that the cost of wind and solar power, renewables, is plummeting all the time. because they are now being produced in such a wide scale, there are lots of innovations going on so they are getting cheaper and cheaper. that is not true for nuclear, the ipcc said the cost of nuclear, the ipcc said the cost of nuclear was unlikely to fall very much. already, they are roughly twice the cost of wind and solar. so maybe in five years' time, the disparity will be even greater. so even though the uk

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mrs thatcher wanted ten new and she got one. tony blair wanted a raft and he got one.might be a future chancellor and even this chancellor will rein in mrjohnson's ambitions. there has been criticism that this does not do much for families struggling with energy bills. how far does this go to address that and also the issue of beating net zero targets? let also the issue of beating net zero tar: ets? ., ., also the issue of beating net zero taraets? . ~ , _, targets? let me take the second first. net zero, _ targets? let me take the second first. net zero, if _ targets? let me take the second first. net zero, if we _ targets? let me take the second first. net zero, if we have - targets? let me take the second | first. net zero, if we have nuclear power that does not emit substantial carbon dioxide, that helps with net zero. the new target for offshore wind will help with net zero. and an interesting addition, the government wants to support floating offshore wind that could be put off the west coast where the sea is deeper and still produce electricity from there. thes

i think, there will be probably opposition in the commons, channel 4 was created in 1982 under mrs thatcher let�*s go to norway now — despite its oil wealth— the scandinavian nation is the biggest adopter of electric cars in europe. that has made it a key target for chinese ev manufacturers looking to break into the european market and showcase their technology — as adrienne murray reports from the capital 0slo anyone for table tennis, yoga or perhaps a latte with that, it feels more like a clubhouse or an apple store. but this is actually a car showroom. chinese electric car maker n10 is one of the latest brands to enter norway. its business model also breaks with convention. so you buy the car and then you have the subscription, you lease the battery. and there's, of course, several advantages of that. first of all, the purchase price is going to be reduced. then, of course, you're always going to have the newest battery technology. just outside 0slo this is europe's first battery swap station just rolling forwards into the square. power swap has started. the car is guided inside autonomo

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he is one of mrs thatcher�*s incomprehensives.night. yes, an incredible moment for us, we will go into 27 shows in a row, which is quite special. mercury prize nominee moses boyd says he has missed playing venue. this has always been one of my favourite places to play. sonically, in terms of energy and the vibe, i have seen so many good shows on the stage. this balcony is a new feature, you can play to people behind you on the stage, how will that change things for you? i think that is incredible, if i had a choice, i would be playing every night with the audience around me. but it is notjust the main stage coming back. koko is now seven venues, including a jazz lounge, a piano bar, and a dj space inside the dome. we�*ve painstakingly reinstated every beam, truss and panel as per the original specification. it is a break—out space from the roof terrace next door, and it connects back into our bar here and the auditorium theatre below. so you can walk straight from here into the main concert space? i love the idea of a secret stair

mr. president as you can see, i have nothing to hide from you. so thatcher and reagan or bush and blair might not have been as charming but it's a good story. oh, can i give you mike the privilege of being moderate? i'd give you my favorite churchill story, which is churchill is in the house of commons and he goes to the men's room and as he's standing in front of the urinal the opposition leading party of the socialist party clement atley comes and stands next door. and so very quickly winston churchill walks away zips up and walks away and clement at least says, what's the matter? are you afraid of standing next to the leader of the opposition party? he said that's not that it's just that anytime you see something big you want to nationalize it? that's right, right. okay, so there's a little toxic masculinity as a theme here. okay, so john. your book on the so-called spanish flu wasn't really a spanish flu. why did they call it the spanish flu? because the rest of the world was at war or the rest of europe was at war and they had press controls and didn't