has been at brize norton, please.— activity there has been at brize norton, please.t 8:19am here we saw a plane land. _ norton, please. at 8:19am here we saw a plane land, and _ norton, please. at 8:19am here we saw a plane land, and raf- norton, please. at 8:19am here we saw a plane land, and raf plane, l saw a plane land, and raf plane, carrying 250 people on board. most of those people were returning soldiers who had evacuated from kabul, gone to dubai and then flew in street here to ref brize norton. the most important passenger on the departing ambassador. we watched him walk down the steps alone from that flight. he was the first passenger. he shook hands with the permanent under secretary of the foreign office. there was no ceremony, no 0ffice. there was no ceremony, no speeches, the quietly went with colleagues into the terminal building. that is how the ambassador tenure essentially ended. we have heard the report he will continue to work from countries nearby. clearly, though, it is a mission that is incomplete, given the fact the embassy and the uk personn

this is brize norton and that is one of _ parameter. parameter. this is brize norton and that is one of the last flights - that is one of the last flights which left cabo earlier. so brize norton in oxfordshire in england and that plane which touched down a couple of seconds ago from kabul and those arrivals that we have been seeing at this base really marking the end of britain's presents within afghanistan. borisjohnson also afghanistan. boris johnson also spoke afghanistan. borisjohnson also spoke earlier. he warned the taliban that if they wanted a diplomatic relationship in the future, they had to guarantee that any afghans who wanted to leave should be allowed to do so. women's rights should also be respected and just to remind you that during that campaign following 9/11 in the country, britain lost 457 9/11 in the country, britain lost a57 service personnel. so that is one of the latest flights taxiing at brize norton in the south—east of england is in the county of oxfordshire. a residential skyscraper in milan has been engulfe

disembarking at brize norton, future. disembarking at brize norton. the _ future.ton, the british _ future. disembarking at brize l norton, the british ambassador future. disembarking at brize - norton, the british ambassador to afghanistan. there is no embassy there any more. he will soon head up operations out of qatar. this is history, but not as many would have wanted it. parker, bbc news. live now to our correspondent at raf brize norton, james reynolds. james, what's happening there? a flight a flight arrived this morning at 8:20am, as you saw there, the most important symbolic passenger on that flight was the departing uk ambassador to afghanistan. he worked down the steps alone, he was greeted by his foreign office boss. there were no speeches, there was no ceremony, but it was a vivid, a stark sign that the uk mission in kabul is now over. it is over of course but it is not complete because hundreds of afghan allies as we have been hearing have not been able to get out and that will be on the mind of the ambassador and on others as well. there were over 200

simonjones at raf brize norton.an who's following developments from delhi. let's begin about talking about the explosion, a blast of some sort that has been reported. we have seen images of the smoke coming out of a location in the capital where this explosion happened. what can you tell us? 50 explosion happened. what can you tell us? ., , explosion happened. what can you tellus? ., , . . ., tell us? so images were circulating on social media, _ tell us? so images were circulating on social media, as _ tell us? so images were circulating on social media, as you _ tell us? so images were circulating on social media, as you say, - tell us? so images were circulating on social media, as you say, of - on social media, as you say, of smoke, huge plumes of smoke in the vicinity of kabul airport. and it was confirmed to the bbc by the afghan health minister spokesman saying that an explosion did take place close to the airport. that explosion, according to the source who has confirmed as to my colleague, was a rocket that

yes captain norton is writing to mary chapman. this is an interesting story because they had not met and captain norton from i fellow officer got a dare. i dare you to write to this lady named mary chapman whom he called molly. back home and so captain norton sort of used that slim introduction to write an initial letter to her to try and get a correspondence going and as you go through the correspondence, which is another collection here in the abraham lincoln presidential library. you can tell there's sort of building up this intimacy. they exchange pictures they talk about a little bit. what life at home might be if they got together. and so on and so on so he is making a mighty effort to impress her through his letters. when we were talking about this mark the thing that impressed me was we've got this excerpt from this letter that as you said goes on and on and i yeah, this is a lengthy letter so you can tell he's really trying to make a good impression, but he was an officer who was an aid to a general and so he had ends and

simonjones at raf brize norton, thank you very much.shington, nomia iqbal. let's get more of that news of an air strike in let's get more of that news of an airstrike in kabula let's get more of that news of an air strike in kabul a little earlier. , ,, earlier. yes, the us has confirmed they carried _ earlier. yes, the us has confirmed they carried out _ earlier. yes, the us has confirmed they carried out an _ earlier. yes, the us has confirmed they carried out an air _ earlier. yes, the us has confirmed they carried out an air strike - earlier. yes, the us has confirmed they carried out an air strike on . earlier. yes, the us has confirmed they carried out an air strike on a i they carried out an air strike on a vehicle in couple and they it was to eliminate the threat of isis k and a threat on the airport. i have a statement from the central command. they describe it as a self—defence, unmanned, overthe they describe it as a self—defence, unmanned, over the horizon air strike, so a drone strike, they say they are confident they succe

top 15 says not top tent richard norton smith on ronald reagan. it illustrates the fact that it has been 40 years since ronald reagan took the oath of office. even people who disagree with him, according him the status of a consequential president. ian even ate transformative president. what do i mean by that? franklin roosevelt change the political weather. after 1933 people fundamentally whether they liked it or not, whether they voted for it or not, recognize there is a fundamental change underway in the relationship between the average american and their government. brought about first by the great depression and the second world war. in much of the same way franklin roosevelt's consensus about the rule of government prevailed like historical stature standing in the top ten. when he talked about in his own time in the next 40 years arguably as change in the political consensus. we were no longer talking about centralizing power in washington, personalizing power in the presidency. an activist if you will, a proactive approach of the nation's p

top 15 says not top tent richard norton smith on ronald reagan. it illustrates the fact that it has been 40 years since ronald reagan took the oath of office. even people who disagree with him, according him the status of a consequential president. ian even ate transformative president. what do i mean by that? franklin roosevelt change the political weather. after 1933 people fundamentally whether they liked it or not, whether they voted for it or not, recognize there is a fundamental change underway in the relationship between the average american and their government. brought about first by the great depression and the second world war. in much of the same way franklin roosevelt's consensus about the rule of government prevailed like historical stature standing in the top ten. when he talked about in his own time in the next 40 years arguably as change in the political consensus. we were no longer talking about centralizing power in washington, personalizing power in the presidency. an activist if you will, a proactive approach of the nation's p

and captain norton, from a fellow officer, got a dare. i dare you to write to this lady named mary chapman whoorjs he called molly, back home. and so, captain norton used that slim introduction to write an initial letter to her to get a correspondence going. and as you go through the correspondence, which is another collection here in the abraham lincoln presidential library, you can tell they're building up this intimacy. they exchange pictures. they talk about a little bit what life at home might be if they got together. and so on and so on. so, he is making a mighty effort to impress her through his letters. >> and when we were talking about this, the thing that impressed me was we've got this excerpt from this letter that, as you said goes on and on and on. >> this is a lengthy letter. you can tell he's trying to make a good impression. but he was an officer who was an aid to a general. and so, he had perspectives that a lot of other soldiers on the ground might not have had. this particular engagement at missionary ridge, which was p

they go to raf brize norton, so let's go there.? i1}.i brize norton as you know is the home transport operations for the raf. what that means is flights taking off from here are aiming to land at kabul airport, off from here are aiming to land at kabulairport, in off from here are aiming to land at kabul airport, in order that they can airlift out the people that have the right to come here and be safe. we have been getting in the last few minutes more details about how many people they have been able to airlift. last night was cife like commen with 370 british nationals. what we are now hearing is either tonight or tomorrow morning, a further 150 british nationals will arrive here at brize norton, but i want to give you some context also we've also been told there are proximally 4000 people waiting to be evacuated that have the right potentially to come here. that includes british nationals, diplomatic staff, charity workers, people like interpreters who may be able to relocate if they are eligible under the government's relocatio

between 1751 and 1764 isaac backus presided over a series of bitter church councils in which the norton separate church excommunicated several of ebenezer awards followers who testified they had not got their right wives and had taken up with other women. according to backus the norton radicals maintained that the union between two persons when rightly married together was a spiritual union they denied the authority of civil magistrates to establish marriage contracts and perhaps most puzzling ward and his followers believed they were getting into a state of perfection in this world. so as to be free from all sinkings and trouble and so that they shall never die. over the next two decades allegations of similar abominations sprang up in the neighboring towns of easton, taunton and attleboro. among the eclectic group of radicals who worshiped for a short time during the 1750s with the finnies and ebenezer ward in norton was sarah prentice the wife of solomon prentice a one-time revival preacher and the former minister of the grafton congregational church in central, massachusetts. during

he is the champion of this device at norton bomb site. the great believer in this vision that a group of pilots had, all based in alabama in the 30s that the norton bomb site would allow them to reinvent war, that you would no longer have to kill thousands or hundreds of thousands of civilians in the course of any kind of major conflict. you could use it to bomb exactly the crucial targeted you need it to bomb to overwhelm your enemy. just take out the power plant and the bridges. you don't need to destroy the whole city anymore. take out militarily significant targets. he is -- he carries that vision into the second world war and convinces the military brass, the top military brass of both the moral and strategic correctness of this vision. he takes it to europe all the way to japan, to the war against japan in the winter of 44. he's the kind of leader of this group that calls themselves bomber mafia. >> i read it as a very idealistic approach that wars are necessary. they are a way to -- in a conventional view, wars are a way to force a

phillip norton, bbc news, scarborough.in tokyo. the team have won seven gold medals — including a dramatic double — for a golden couple — in the velodrome. andy swiss's report contains some flashing images. meet british sport's new golden couple — neil and lora fachie, husband and wife, and gold medallists within 20 minutes of each other. first neil and tandem pilot matt rotherham took the time trial in a new world record, before lora and her pilot corrine hall produced a display of pursuit perfection. what a story, what a ride! a case of same surname, same outcome. for the couple, who are both visually impaired, a remarkable feat. she told me she was crying, and i had to admit that i was too. but, yeah, i mean, we sort of planned for this, but you never really expect it to all come together like that. and the gold rush continued. jaco van gass, jody cundy and kadeena cox in the mixed team sprint. they were trailing china, but somehow cundy turned it round. can he claw it back? oh, yes, he can! oh, it's unbelievable! well,

simonjones at raf brize norton.icism after reports that thousands of emails sent to the foreign office from those eligible for evacuation from afghanistan were left unread for days. the observer revealed a foreign office e—mail inbox collating cases from mps and others regularly had 5,000 unread e—mails through the week. we can now speak to the labour mp for bristol west, thangham debbonaire. thank you forjoining us this evening. what type of messages where you receiving and what volume of messages where you receiving with regards to afghanistan and the situation there?— situation there? from afghan constituents _ situation there? from afghan constituents and _ situation there? from afghan constituents and people - situation there? from afghan constituents and people in i constituents and people in afghanistan and people with relatives in afghanistan and people who already had a family reunion visa who are trying to get out, hundreds. my caseworkers have been working round—the—clock to try and get people out. if you

phillip norton, bbc news, scarborough.cipe for chaos" by education unions, who say they will not be enough to prevent a rise in infections. the government said it has updated its advice on how to respond to an outbreak with minimum disruption to education. china has rejected accusations from president biden that it withheld key information about how the coronavirus pandemic started. a report by us intelligence came to no firm conclusion as to where the virus originated but did say that china had hindered the investigations. china said it had been open and transparent and the us report lacked scientific credibility. members of the scottish greens have backed a deal which will see the partyjoin the scottish government with the snp. patrick harvie and lorna slater, pictured here with first minister nicola sturgeon, said the agreement promoted a �*sustainable scotland that works for everyone'. the co—leaders will both becomejunior ministers in the scottish government. it's the first time the greens have entered government in t

philip norton, bbc news, scarborough. anti—coronavirus measures. thousands gathered in paris to protest and in the western of cities nantes and toulouse, police had to fire tear gas to disperse the crowds. to france now — where large demonstrations have taken place they also object to the covid—free health certificate that's been rolled out to more venues since its introduction in june. china has rejected accusations from president biden that it withheld key information about how the coronavirus pandemic started. a us report came to no firm conclusion on where the virus originated, but said china had hindered the investigations. china said the report lacked credibility. a parole board in california has recommended that the man who assassinated robert f kennedy should be released from prison. sirhan sirhan has now served more than 50 years in jail for the killing in 1968 — a shocking act which came only five years after the assassination of kennedy's brother, the us presidentjohn f kennedy. dr shane 0'sullivan is a film—ma

philip norton, bbc news, scarborough.rn metropolitan police sergeant matt ratana. he was shot dead in the line of duty — as a suspect was being taken into custody in south london. alongside his policing, sergeant ratana was a much loved rugby coach — and on saturday, a special charity event took place in his honour. the aim... to raise funds to improve the lives of young people through sport. here's luke hanrahan. two teams, one that he played for and one hee coach. london irish versus east grinstead, the first of three matches played in his honour. his best mate sean now runs a foundation in his name. you'll make such a wonderful guy. the sadness and grief like everyone he brought people to want to play rugby to begin with and from there skills can be developed but here is great at getting people into training. he saw the whole thing as a youth centre. it is now a year since mark ratan died on the foundation created in this memory is designed to encourage young people from disadvantaged backgrounds into again of rugby. t

phillip norton, bbc news, scarborough. a power—sharing agreement with the snp. this approval means the deal, which promises action on transport, renewables and tenants' rights, will now be put into action. both parties also want another independence referendum. our scotland political correspondent david wallace lockhart reports. the scottish green co—leaders all smiles after their membership gave a power—sharing agreement with the snp overwhelming approval. this makes for an 83% approval vote and we do not expect that percentage to change. the co—leaders are now set to become scottish government ministers. we are not in parliament just to shout insults or try and score points. we are there to help solve problems and to make a difference and i think this will be more of the same, developing a cooperative programme ofjoint policy to make a difference to the lives of people in scotland and start to take serious action on the climate crisis. though most members likely deal, not all are sold on it. the main reason i voted no wa

the last planes carrying uk troops home from afghanistan are landing at raf brize norton in the comingarrival marks the end of britain's 20—year military campaign in the country. with the us withdrawal due to conclude on tuesday, time is running out for afghans still desperate to leave. the flights are almost over — what are you going to do now? so what about us? we work with them, we support them. more explosions, as the us carries out another airstrike, this time in kabul. officials say an "imminent isis—k threat" has been stopped. also on tonight's programme: hurricane ida makes landfall on the louisiana coast with wind speeds of up to 150 miles per hour, forcing thousands of people to leave. and golds galore for british athletes on day five of the paralympics in tokyo. good evening. the last planes carrying uk troops home from afghanistan are due to arrive at raf brize norton in 0xfordshire in the coming hours. their departure from kabul marked the end of 20 years of a british military presence in the country during which a57 service personnel were killed. borisjohnson has warned t

philip norton, bbc news, scarborough.e. good evening. great britain have had their best day yet at the paralympic games, with seven golds, to hold onto second place in the medal table. 0ur correspondent andy swiss is in tokyo. meet british sport's new golden couple, neiland lora fachie, husband and white and gold medallists within 20 minutes of each other. first tandem pilot took the time trial in a new world record before lora and her pilot produced a new display of pursuit of perfection. a case of same surname, same outcome. for the couple, who are both visually impaired, a remarkable feat. she are both visually impaired, a remarkable feat.— are both visually impaired, a remarkable feat. ,, , ., , remarkable feat. she said she was c in: and remarkable feat. she said she was crying and i _ remarkable feat. she said she was crying and i had — remarkable feat. she said she was crying and i had to _ remarkable feat. she said she was crying and i had to admit - remarkable feat. she said she was crying and i had to admit i -

phillip norton, bbc news, scarborough.ribed as "a recipe for chaos" by education unions, who say they will not be enough to prevent a rise in infections. the government said it has updated its advice on how to respond to an outbreak with minimum disruption to education. members of the scottish greens have backed a deal which will see the partyjoin the scottish government with the snp. patrick harvie and lorna slater, pictured here with first minister nicola sturgeon, said the agreement promoted a �*sustainable scotland that works for everyone'. the co—leaders will both become ministers in the scottish government. it's the first time the greens have entered government in the uk. 0ur scotland correspondent, jamie mcivor, outlines what lead to the formation of the new power sharing agreement and what it means going forward. the snp were just short of a majority at holyrood after may's election, but they have governed successfully as a minority administration twice before. certainly, the two parties seem to believe it was win—

philip norton, bbc news, scarborough.ge demonstrations have taken place against anti—coronavirus measures. thousands gathered in paris to protest and in the western of cities nantes and toulouse , police had to fire teargas to disperse the crowds. it's reported a further two hundred protests took place across france. many oppose the compulsory vaccination that will apply to health workers from monday. they also object to the covid—free health certificate that's been rolled out to more venues since its introduction injune. china has rejected accusations from president biden that it withheld key information about how the coronavirus pandemic started. a us report came to no firm conclusion on where the virus originated but said china had hindered the investigations. china said the report lacked credibility. now if you're a fan of strictly come dancing, especially here in the uk, you may have noticed that a number of the television series' professional dancers are south african, including in the upcoming uk series, cameron lo

phillip norton, bbc news, scarborough. been described as "a recipe for chaos" by education unions, who say they will not be enough to prevent a rise in infections. the government said it has updated its advice on how to respond to an outbreak with minimum disruption to education. china has rejected accusations from president biden that it withheld key information about how the coronavirus pandemic started. a report by us intelligence came to no firm conclusion as to where the virus originated but did say that china had hindered the investigations. china said it had been open and transparent and the us report lacked scientific credibility. hurricane ida has intensified over the warm waters of the gulf of mexico as it heads for the us coast. tens of thousands of people in louisiana have fled for safety. some roads are at a virtual standstill. the us national hurricane center says ida is likely to be an extremely dangerous major hurricane when it makes landfall in louisiana. a short time ago, president biden asked the people

disembarking at brize norton in 0xfordshire, the british ambassador to afghanistan. is no embassy there any more. he will soon head up operations out of qatar. this is history, but not as many would have wanted it. jessica parker, bbc news. flights bringing british troops and officials out of afghanistan have been arriving back at raf brize norton today. 0ur correspondent simonjones is there and sent us this update. the british military operation in afghanistan that lasted just short of 20 years is now at an end. 0peration pitting, the operation over the last couple of weeks, a frantic operation to get british people and afghan allies out of the country, that too is at an end. it was seen very much here this morning at raf brize norton when a plane touched down just before 8:30am bringing back around 250 military personnel and diplomatic staff from the region. we are expecting more flights later on today from the region but it is very clear that the operation in afghanistan is at an end. it was seen pretty symbolically here on the airfield when the uk ambassador to a

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norton. representative norton: i appreciate your words about bob moses. i worked with bob moses at sncc in mississippi. i would like to put up a slide. according to records obtained by the local houston press outlook khou-11, the texas attorney general received 197 complaints of voter fraud from 2015-2020, during which over 44 million votes were cast. that is for thousandths -- that is four thousandths of 1%. only 23 of these complaints pertained to the 2020 election. and there is another slide. during which 23 of 11 million votes were cast. now, that is 1% of 478,260 votes. how does the discussion of these pending cases mislead the people of texas about the prevalence of voting fraud, given what i have showed you? ms. perales: there is a total mismatch between the egregious restrictions put forward in this bill and what many members here today are refusing to engage in these specific provisions, but there is a complete mismatch between what is in this bill and the sporadic, individual, anecdotal reports of voter fraud in texas. representative norton: gov

the last planes carrying uk troops home from afghanistan are landing at raf brize norton in the coming hours. their arrival marks the end of britain's 20—year military campaign in the country. with the us withdrawal due to conclude on tuesday, time is running out for afghans still desperate to leave. flights are almost over. what are you going to do now?— flights are almost over. what are you going to do now? what about us? we su ort you going to do now? what about us? we support them- _ more explosions, as the us carries out another air strike, this time in kabul. officials say an "imminent isis—k threat" has been stopped. hurricane ida makes landfall on the louisiana coast with wind speeds of up to 150 miles per hour, forcing thousands of people to leave. great britain claims an historic medal in wheelchair rugby with superb win over three—time champions the united states. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the last planes carrying uk troops home from afghanistan are due to arrive at raf brize norton in oxfordshire in the coming hours. their departure

our correspondent sangita myska is at raf brize norton in oxfordshire. who can be got out of the country. yes. raf brize norton is the head of raf transport operations which means the aircraft taking off from here and heading towards kabul will be the ones upon which people will be airlifted so those people fall into two categories, british passport holders and those entitled to come into this country, who qualified for example under a scheme set up by the government to bring interpreters of afghan origin with their families back to the uk because they are under imminent threat. the carriers that will be leaving this air base will be, voyagers, c17s, atlas and hercules planes. voyagers can carry 300 people and atlas 150. i have been told that number can be increased but would need special permission to do that. he implied very heavily people coming on this flight will be told gather what you can and get on. for security reasons, as you can imagine, the raf don't want the taliban knowing exactly when flights will be leaving here and landing in kabul and v

hat lee norton mason recalled that the robe was tucked away in a box in the cabinet in the parlor. this is a picture of the parlor in about 1890 and we now interpret this as the small dining room space. in the far back corner you will see a couple of doors and i think that's the cabinet he is referring to so if you can see with your x-ray vision through both stores that's where the robe is. he recalled how his mother, it is 12 years older at the time draped this robe over him and pranced around the house. the marshall house was transferred to the stewardship of the association for the preservation of virginia antiquities down on this preservation virginia and in 1913 the house opened to public and on that opening weekend the star attraction was the robe on loan from the harpy sisters. when emily died in 1920 the robe became part of the permanent collection. since that time the robe has been extensively conserved. one major conservation campaign to place in 1962 which took over 600 hours. you remember dr. may simple little boy he was prancing around the house in 1892, while on vacat

planes bringing troops involved in the evacuation operation landed at brize norton in oxfordshire.ore arrivals are expected in the coming hours. us military officials say a drone strike in kabul has eliminated another deadly suicide attack as time runs out for those trying to leave the country. the flights are almost over. what are you going to do now? so, what about us? we are work with them, we support them. president biden pays his respects as 13 us troops among those killed in thursday's bombing are brought home. also in the programme tonight... the us state of louisiana hunkers down as hurricane ida makes landfall, threatening a catastrophic storm surge. seven more gold medals for great britain at the tokyo paralymics, including the third successive win for hannah cockroft. good evening. the last planes carrying uk troops home from afghanistan have been arriving at raf brize norton in oxfordshire today. more than 15,000 people, including over 2,000 children, have been evacuated by the uk over the past two weeks. britain says the taliban has promised to allow foreign nationals

and afghan evacuees. fix, norton, this time carrying 200 british and afghan evacuees.alm arrival under — british and afghan evacuees. a calm arrival under darkness. _ british and afghan evacuees. a calm arrival under darkness. close - british and afghan evacuees. a calm arrival under darkness. close to - arrival under darkness. close to kabul airport, the scenes could not be more different. desperation has deepened, with the evacuation operation in chaos. some here have permission to fly, others had just turned up anyway. in hiding, i speak to one man who works for a security firm at the british embassy. translation: i firm at the british embassy. translation:— firm at the british embassy. translation: ., , , translation: i tried many times since yesterday — translation: i tried many times since yesterday but _ translation: i tried many times since yesterday but could - translation: i tried many times since yesterday but could not - translation: | tried many times l since yesterday but could not access my e—mail, could not open it, today and tomorrow we are meant to ge

the last planes carrying uk troops home from afghanistan are landing at raf brize norton.al marks the end of britain's 20—year military campaign in the country. with the us withdrawal due to conclude on tuesday, time is running out for afghans still desperate to leave. flights are almost over. what are you going to do now? what about us? we work with them. we support them. more explosions, as the us carries out another airstrike, this time in kabul. officials say an "imminent isis—k threat" has been stopped. hurricane ida makes landfall on the louisiana coast with wind speeds of up to 150 miles per hour, forcing thousands of people to leave. great britain claims a historic first paralympic medal in wheelchair rugby, after storming to gold with a superb win over three—time champions the united states. sportsday will be coming up shortly. now on bbc news, click. coventry was once the heart of british automotive manufacturing, dubbed britain's motor city. but it's moved with the times — now hosting the institute for future transport and cities at coventry university, playing

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