is irreconcilable with france's power and the prestige of its ruler emperor napoleon the third. my own majesty. so it's true leopold has been bishan zte to be killed much later could interfere. see and. silently if russia has another triumph the french won't be demanding bismarck's had any more they'll want to yours. but what you suggest they're part of the prussian king must publicly and permanently result leopold's candidacy zorg me. and his own making won't simply accept such a humiliation to and fuck him in. every world and otherwise we'll force him to. the man who's going to be forced is currently in bad ends to take the waters it's here that the king will help he has about the french protest and that is mediator with his consent they are polled with towards his candidacy france has one conflict seems to have been avoided that's a mistake blair polled withdrawal isn't enough for the french emperor he wants to see prussia humiliated. as his family but it's a dispatch from the king and we cannot delay. it seems the french ambassador benedetti visited him personally in body an

napoleon's forces are in a bad state difficult monti is indecisive leadership and logistical problemshave sapped that. b.m. programs his soldiers a day of rest on the first of september it was a fatal error. it gives the german forces time to surround the french troops. at least that quarter in a mouse trap says most. this time the field marshal doesn't just bank on his rifles instead he turns to his artillery his plan is to use heavy artillery from the crop factor is to decide the a c. and. in that improvised positions the french are at the mercy of german firepower they have almost no protection. three volleys pam in it up to eight hundred on just this day the french army falls apart on to the bar off from the german artillery. regiments battalions and even companies disintegrate. the battle of say dunn is later romanticized as a german national legend. napoleon the third admits defeat in the afternoon of the fast of september he has a white flag boy stood above one of the forts gates. a shock the battle of sedan is an incredible military success basically the french empire has been

in leone the military dress hat was purportedly plucked off the battlefield after napoleon's nineteen fifteen eighteen fifteen defeat at waterloo it sold for three hundred fifty thousand euros as to who actually vault the imperial headwear well the auction house was keeping that detail under its. forgive the pun you're watching news sumi will be with you at the top the next two hours another full bulletin thanks for watching. the world for information they provide to the paintings they want to express their t.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and to touch.

it is irreconcilable with france's power and the prestige of its ruler emperor napoleon the third.my own majesty. so it's true leopold has been visions to be killed largely due to fear. see him. silently if russia has another triumph the french won't be demanding bismarck's head anymore they'll want yours. but what do you suggest be a part of the brushing king muscle publicly and permanently result leopold kind of a see saw me. and is looking eventually accept such a humiliations i'm fucking mean. you have a will to otherwise will force him to. the man who's going to be forced is currently in bad ends to take the waters it's here that the king their help he has about the french protest and acts as mediator with his consent they are polled with towards his candidacy france has one conflict seems to have been avoided that's a mistake blair polled withdrawal isn't enough for the french empire he wants to see prussia humiliated. there's just a little but it's a dispatch from the king and we cannot delay. it seems the french ambassador benedetti visited him personally and bought ever so

you updated on all the world cup highlights and now i have belief i belong to the french emperor napoleon bonaparte has gone up for auction in leone the military dress that was purportedly plucked off the battlefield afa napoleon's eight hundred fifteen defeat at waterloo it sold for three hundred fifty thousand journalists as to who actually bought the imperial headwear while the auction house was keeping that detail under its hat. it watching t.v. news still to come glamour shot. the hellmouth already as the luxury carmaker comes to terms with the arrest of its boss we'll look at this latest twist in the admissions of cheating scandal. first we'll have that for you coming right up and business. straight away. musical concert made me think that. the clash of cultures in india.

well now a have believed to have belonged to the french emperor napoleon bonaparte sounds gone up for auction in. the military dress hat was purportedly plucked off the battlefield after napoleon's eight hundred fifteen defeat at waterloo and today it sold for three hundred fifty thousand euro. as to who actually bought the imperial headwear well the auction house was keeping that detail well. under its hat. here's a reminder of the top stories that we're following for you german chancellor angela merkel has survived a rebellion in her government over migration policy and hearing a minister horst as a whole for from the chance was conservative sister party the sea and she has given her until any new summit in two weeks to tighten asylum rules in cooperation with the european union otherwise he says he will do. himself. for all of us here in berlin thanks for the company and don't forget you can check out our website of followers on twitter to keep up with news as is happening see you again. like. me who do you think is going to be world champion. all the matches for all the scores. tw

it became united states territory and nine -- 1803 when napoleon sold the land in the louisiana purchase. learn more about new orleans all weekend here on american history tv. while in new orleans, we took a driving tour of the city with an author and a two-lane professor, richard. >> thank you so much for showing us around new orleans today. you are not from here originally. >> no. born in brooklyn, new york. while growing up, one of my early childhood readers was a book about abraham lincoln. i was five years old. this was 1971. in that book, i learned that lincoln had come down this long river to this exotic city of the other end. they were reforming -- referring to the mississippi and new orleans. that planted the seed for a lifelong fascination for new orleans and louisiana in the mississippi river, that eventually became my life dedication. >> you're going to drive us all around the city. we're starting out in a place that maybe you typically don't think of when you think of new orleans. this doesn't look like the stereotypical picture you see of the city. where are we? is at theni

the city was founded by the french, becoming united states napoleon in 1803 when sold the land in the louisiana purchase. learn about new orleans all weekend here on history tv. >> file in new orleans, we took a driving tour of the city author, historical geographer, campanellaor richard . > you are a professor, you are an author, but not from here originally. professor campanella: born in brooklyn, new york. while growing up in brooklyn, one of my early childhood readers was a book about abraham lincoln. learned that i lincoln had come down this long to this exotic city at the other end. they were referring to the mississippi and new orleans. that piqued my little boy imagination. that pointed the seed for a lifelong fascination with new orleans and the mississippi river that eventually became my life dedication. >> so you are going to drive us all around the city. we are starting off in a place that you don't think of when you think of new orleans. this doesn't look like the stereotypical picture you see in the city. professor campanella: the iconic image of new orleans is the narro

yes, ican hear napoleonic wars. did you hear? yes, i can hear you now.out point is that having a strong defence isn'tjust about protecting the nation. it's also about power projection. the point has been made by other players at this key time, at this time in history, as brexit is occurring and we leave the eu, we need to decide what kind of international player we are going to be. if you look at the 2015 strategic defence and security review, it is very ambitious in scope, and several actors have been proposing today in order to adequately fulfil those statements that have been set forward. we need an increase in funding. a former chief of general staff was saying in his contribution today that he thinks we've been deluding ourselves that we are spending sufficient to justify our self—confidence about our place in the world. in other words, our new military capabilities, the ones that we aspire to have, can't be afforded on the amount of money we are devoting to defence at the moment. the amount of money we are devoting to defence at the momentlj the am

a two—cornered hat said to belong to the former french emperor napoleon has been sold at auction in lyonce today in 1815. napoleon wa5 renowned for his military bicorne5, which he wore sideways so he could be spotted more easily in battle. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. we will be looking at china's second—largest e—commerce companyjd as it gets big investment from google as it steps up its investments acro55 a5ia. and we'll leave you with pictures of a new installation in london's hyde park. bulgarian—born arti5t christo has literally rolled out the barrels, seven and a half thousand of them in fact, for this 20—meter high sculpture of an ancient egyptian tomb. it's floating on a small lake in the park 5urrounded by ducks and 5wans. good morning. somewhat of a battle of the air masses at the moment through the northern half of the country, fresh air, north atlantic air pushing its way in and to the 5outh, more mandir from air pushing its way in and to the 5outh, more mandirfrom the mid—atlantic. 5outh, more mandirfrom the mid—atla ntic. thi5 5outh, more mandirfrom the mid

a two—cornered hat said to have belong to the former french emperor napoleon has been sold at auctioneat at waterloo which took place today in 1815. napoleon was renowned for his military bicornes, which he wore sideways so he could be spotted more easily in battle. thank you for watching. good morning. there's somewhat of a battle of the air masses across the uk at the moment. to the northern half of the country, we've got fresher north atlantic air pushing its way in. to the south, muggier air all the way from the mid—atlantic. separating air masses, though, tends to be weather fronts. and this one, as we see this little wave develop, this little bobble later will bring some heavier rain this coming night. patchy rain and drizzle this morning across some western parts of england and wales, where the warmest of the air is. 18 degrees in central london. sunnier conditions further north for the commute, with just a few showers here and there, but it does feel a bit fresher. sunshine turns hazy, though, as cloud increases from the south—west through the day. the cloud across england and

and finally a hot believed to belong to the french emperor napoleon bonaparte has gone up for auction in leo the military dress hat was purportedly plucked off the battlefield after napoleon's eight hundred fifteen defeat at waterloo sold for three hundred fifty thousand euros as to who actually bought the imperial headwear well the auction house was keeping that detail under its hot. pardon the pun just one of our top story before we go the united nations refugee agency says all sixty nine million people were forcibly displaced last year many are fleeing war ballance and persecution nations he says is the unprecedented new record for people forced to flee their homes. that's all you news for now i'll be back to the top list hour with more and course you'll find all our stories online and d.-w. dot com thanks for watching. gentlemen from the spot but now i want to go back. several german i ascribe to being held in kurdish detention camps to say nothing about. but how credible are the. engine germany. of. global three thousand next on t.w. . higher and higher further and further dirtie

now a hat believed to have belonged to the french emperor napoleon bonaparte has gone up for auction in leone and france now the military dress hat was purportedly plucked off the battlefield after napoleon's eighteen fifteen defeat at waterloo it sold for three hundred fifty thousand euros as to who actually bought the imperial headwear well the auction house was keeping that detail under its hat. our minder now of the top stories that we're following for you here on d w germany's chancellor angela merkel has met the italian prime minister in a push to solve europe's migration crisis and save her government listen cheerier minister has demanded changes to refugee policy in germany or she'll take his own actions the chancellor is due to meet france's president shortly hoping to create a unified easy to clan. the united nations refugee agency says almost sixty nine million people were displaced last year many are fleeing border violence and persecution the agency says it's an unprecedented new record for people forced to flee their homes. don't forget you can always get you give you n

he says you treated napoleon this way, you should treat grant the same way. he says well once an emperor, always an emperor. once president of the united states, always president of the united states. that is the first time this had been articulated. the person who was president of the united states maintains that status. him,great britain received the rest of the world treated him as such, looking to queen victoria. >> what do we know about that meeting? >> they had a dinner. grant and his wife were there. the youngest son, jesse, was with them as well. he was not an -- invited to the dinner. he was supposed to have dinner with the household. according to some sources, mrs. grant was upset by this. she thinks the household means the staff. what it actually means is some of the lower board. she presses some individuals and eventually, queen victoria invites jesse to the dinner to an -- avoid any kind of snafu. has dinner with her. queen victoria writes in her diary that he was agreeable. agreeable in that american way. she seemed to enjoy dinner with him. she

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it was expected to fetch just 35—thousand. 19 of napoleon's hats are thought to still exist.attlefield. the duke and duchess of sussex are to visit dublin next month. kensington palace said prince harry and meghan ‘are looking forward to learning more about ireland's history and experiencing its rich culture, as well as meeting the people who are shaping the country's future". hello. i got quite a bit of cloud at the moment across the uk, it sends and breaks up in places, like this photo here from this morning, you can see please goes poking through that cloud. we continue with sunny spells across eastern and south—eastern area of england in the afternoon where it feels warm. further west were misty conditions around coastal areas of wales, over the hills as well, and the rain spreads into the north, the north west of northern ireland, by the afternoon. temperature wise, temperatures up to them 20s in the south. rain is heavily tonight across scotland and into the north of england, 9—10dc into tomorrow, then imminentand of england, 9—10dc into tomorrow, then imminent and well

a military hat belonging to napoleon, said to have been salvaged from the battlefield after his 1815 been sold at auction for $325,000. the former french emperor was renowned for his "bicorne" hats, so—called because they had two points. a french collector of historical pieces had bought the hat, the auctioneer told french media. one of the most watched videos on our website is this extraordinary footage of a selfie taking that almost went horribly wrong. this man — forest ranger sanjay dutta — was called in by villagers in west bengal who had seen this 5—and—a—half—metre long python swallowing a goat. mr dutta rescued the goat — but then decided to pose for photos with the python wrapped around its neck. as you can see, that quickly backfired. mr dutta was almost strangled — but luckily, he was able to escape with no injuries. the us senate will vote later on whether to block a deal struck by the trump administration with chinese company zte. the tech giant has been on its knees since april, when it was slapped with sanctions for violating us trade agreements. after winning major co

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trade wars actually go way back a famous example was the blockade napoleon imposed on britain in eighteen zero six known as the continental system it was an embargo on the purchase of all british goods by countries on the european mainland controlled by or allied with friends but the embargo failed to crush britain which found new markets farther afield. from actually when the war here started. to buy american that's what we want by america trump knows that the e.u.'s more to lose than the us in their bilateral conflict because the e.u. had a trade surplus in goods amounting to one hundred fifty one billion euros last year three probably thinks this gives him some leverage. he might seek to make deals with individual european countries revoking these tariffs if the ease access for u.s. goods if successful such a strategy would split and weaken the e.u. . and trump might believe himself the winner at least for a while. world made america great again. we mentioned china america buys almost four times as much as it sells there that limits beijing's ability to match tariffs just like europe s

while hailed as napoleon's crowning road construction achievement, itually sits upon the via aurelia, road built by the ancient romans as they conquered the west. a towering roman ruen celebrates that co. caesar augustus built the trophy of the alpes to commemorate his defeat of the region's many hostile tribes. with this victory, the completion of the main artery connecting italy and spain was made pose. this opened the way for the continued expansion of the roman empire. the inscription tells the story. it was erected by the senate and the people to honor the emperor. carved below is an inventory of all the feisbarian tribes that put up such a fight. and on either side are the nquished in chains at the feet of their conqueror, a reminder to any who would challenge the empire. nearby, standing high above the sea, is touristy but magnificent eze. the once-formidable town gate, designed to ep rampaging pirates out, leads into the medieval village. is self-proclaimed village of art and gastronomie mixes perfume outlets, upscale boutiques, cobbled nes, and scenic perches perfect for savo

can't attribute it to napoleon bonaparte has been optioned for three hundred fifty thousand euros the former french imperils renowned for his beak own hats and is believed to have worn about one hundred twenty of them during his fifteen year reign this half is one of nineteen for to still exist it said it was taken by enemy troops after his defeat at the battle of waterloo which took place two hundred three years to the day before the auction. a new bust of christiana are now those now on display outside the airport serving his home island of madeira. the sculpture of places in your version unveiled in march two thousand and seventeen at a ceremony to name the airport at the to soccer superstar the original had been mocked for its crooked smile and luck of resemblance to another of the new version created by a different school was quite installed in its place last friday the same day rinaldo scored a hat trick at the world cup. well as we heard that christiane although has attracted plenty attention at this summer's world cup in his first match he scored a hat trick all three of portu

napoleon was renowned for his military "bicorne" hats, so—called because they had two points. girls in russia. when was the last time you paid for something with cash? according to one industry body, more than three million of us in the uk have now all but abandoned notes and coins. in fact, the number of payments made by debit cards overtook those made in cash for the first time last year. rob young reports. cash, cheque, card, mobile phone. there are so many different ways to pay, these days. there's been a big change in the way we buy goods and services. it's not the tills that are ringing, but the card machines. cash is no longer king, for the first time. often, i find myself with no cash at all. so yeah, i really do use cards a lot more now, especially with the apps as well. i use cash payments more so i can draw out what i'm getting for the week and then monitor it that way. about 85% of the business is card payments now. it's ok. contactless is very popular now. in 2017, we made more transactions using debit cards than we did with notes and coins. we used them 13.2 bill

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defense forces they're under funded i mean the army has not being this small since the time of the napoleonic war but i think you need to get this in perspective nato spending already is collectively twenty times out of russia so russia is in terms of its spending on military forces is still some way behind nato as i say there has been this sort of ratcheting up of rhetoric in terms of the security threat that russia poses but i mean the world is actually facing a bigger threat from say international terrorism which clearly we've seen both on the streets of british cities and across europe and indeed in russia and notably of course the middle east so i would say that the greatest threat to the existential threat to the west and other countries of the world is actually international terrorism and there are other areas that we need to work together fighting for example the global trade in drugs people trafficking and there are areas where we need to work together to bring peace notably syria iraq is still an issue afghanistan and the latest example in north korea as well where president trump a

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