the royal navy lost 14 ships and 6,000 sailors. if you are just looking at the balance, you would say, well, the germans won, but bear in mind strategically it was a huge loss for germany. the british made many reforms, particularly in the ammo handling procedures after j jutland. before i go to the war mediterranean, what was life like in scalpel flow. how many of you are former sailors? you understand the importance of liberty call, right? liberty call for all hands. well, there was not much in s p scalpel flow. these are lads on the "uss texas." i believe they will appear on broadway next month. you got to do what you got to do. but there was a lot more than theater, if you will. the royal navy actually built a baseball diamond and a football field for the benefit of the american sailors once they arrived. once the u.s. navy squadron arrived, they had boxing tournaments and a football game, a football tournament in the fall of 1918 and played a considerable amount of baseball. of course there was a lot of the inner fleet if you

and part of its fame derives from the royal hunts that were held in the forests of fontainebleau. the checkered history of france left its mark on font and blows architecture and interiors and there are those who agree with the great french writer standout who found that the palace of fontainebleau is like an encyclopedia of architecture it has everything but nothing is truly arresting. in its mixture of styles which reflect to the three distinct construction phases fontainebleau can seem confused and even disharmonious. in. the palace was chiefly fashioned by three french. the king francis the first false and a past. in fifteen twenty seven francis the first had the old walled castle demolished he had always dreamt of building a renaissance palace and now he did sell. the resplendent post and was designed for francis the first by. a new south facing entrance giving access to the numerous royal apartments that faced onto the cool of the modern palace. i. the king commissioned rosso furin tino and francesco came to decorate the interior as the two a town. and founded the fontainebl

. >>> let's start the style of the royal kind.eghan markle is redefining duchess fashion at every turn and it's come at a very hefty price, too. $1 million. it all started the day she became prince harry's fiancee. >> it cost a pretty penny to stay royal ready and according to royal experts meghan has spent more than a million dollars on her style. since linking up with harry. if you think she's getting glammed for free. think again. >> now that's married in, cover the cost of her royal working wardrobe. >> it was over $440,000 and her reception outfit was over $150,000. >> meghan contributed but certainly some of the cost for either of those wedding dresses, or perhaps both, i believe was also picked up by the palace. >> prince charles has been footing the bill since the announcement of the engagement. >> i think most people would argue it's meghan is now an ambassador for the royal family. look at the publicity that she's brought in the run-up to the wedding. >> since becoming a member of the royal fennamily, she's wear a lot of

in sixty eighty nine queen mary the second commissions to christopher wren to draw up plans for royal naval hospital. he architects first ross met with disapproval because the thames would no longer have been visible from queens park so rand had to go back to the drawing board the result was a building comprised of two with the space center providing a clear view of the little queen's house. the motto of the royal naval hospital could have been ora at labadee pray and one loyal chapel was billed as a place where the veterans of the crown's navy might find salvation. the interior of the carriage was designed by james athenian stuart and william muta. following a five hundred seventeen seventy nine they renovated the originally baroque church in classical stuff. made by samuel greening so. seventeen pages seven the organ is regarded as the finest in the whole looking today in melody played by the musical director of the royal chapel. viewed from the thames while naval hospital looks quite magnificent yet it enjoyed only moderate popularity with its resit men who spent most of their adul

what the royal navy says will be an iconic moment in the latest stage of the trials.the country, very exciting, and of course, it was eight years nearly to the day since i was in command of ark royal and we took off the last harrier from the north sea. so eight years later, here we are, getting the first one back. these are the kind of aircraft that will be taking part in the trials. the us has already been flying the new f—35 stealth jet off their warships. two test aircraft will be embarked on the british carriers with british pilots among those who will be conducting 500 take—offs and landings from the deck of queen elizabeth. the royal navy says she and her sister ship, hms prince of wales, will ensure that britain remains a first—class sea power, but it all comes with a price and at a time when the defence budget is already under strain. hms queen elizabeth is expected to be ready for her first operational deployment with british jets on board by 2021. jonathan beale, bbc news. you saw a you saw a reference you saw a reference that to the hugely symbolic moment i

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royal commission, i have to say something about royal commissions. especially palace furnishings. they are really considered to be in the vanguard of art. one rare exception is the work of art commissioned from 1886- -- 1880 to 1882. they were will -- introduced to william cooper. through john ruskin. they were given the job of redecorating two rooms. the armory and the tapestry room on the left. this was followed by work in other rooms by providing new wallpapers, stenciling and wall hangings. there is not much known about this. for the most part, we have been considering works in the houses in -- certainly, william morris would feature heavily in decorative arts courses in america. perhaps understandably, royal commissions are little studies alongside their contemporaries. there was a relative and adventurousness of royal commissions. whatever the case, the head of the state of what was then the most powerful nation in the world had to have been given some thought. i think this is especially true in the case of queen victoria and prince albert. they found and invented inventive

royal commissions -- i have to say something about royal commissions. especially palace furnishing schemes are rarely considered to be in the vanguard of art and design. one rare exception seems to have been the work undertaken by the owe owe firm at the palace from 1866 until 1882. they were given the job of decorating two rooms. the tapestry room on the left and the armory on the right. this was followed by work undertaken by them in other rooms by providing new wallpapers, stencilling and wall hangings. this is not much known about. for the most part, we've been considering works that have, for much of the second half of the 20th century, been considered as the pinnacle of achievement in british decorative arts, the morris and dressers. certainly dresser and morris were featured heavily in decorative arts in britain and america. perhaps understandable, royal commissions are little studied alongside their more famous contemporaries. whatever the case, the accommodation of the head of state of what was then the most powerful nation in the world must su

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the royal commission, which is investigating wrongdoing in the financial sector, has heard australia'sk breached legal requirements when it failed to transfer pension customers onto a low cost product. phil mercer is in sydney. this is beginning to sound costly? another bad day for the commonwealth bank of australia and this particular legal requirement it didn't fulfil meant 15,000 customers we re didn't fulfil meant 15,000 customers were affected, they were supposed to have been put onto a low—cost comment, as the law determines. in their defence, staff at the bank said there were problems with the computer system. the bank is well and truly under the spotlight as a result. the shares in commonwealth bank have fallen. in previous hearings, the bank has been found to have misappropriated funds from customers and also charging clients who were dead fees, and that provoked one barbed comment from one observer saying the bank should open branches at cemeteries. that gives you an indication of the sort of pressure australia's financial pressure australia's financial pressure is under as a

what the royal navy says will be an iconic moment in the latest stage of the trials.or the country, very exciting and of course, it was eight years nearly to the day since i was in command of ark royal and we took off the last harrier from the north sea. so eight years later, here we are, getting the first one back. these are the kind of aircraft that will be taking part in the trials. the us has already been flying the new f—35 stealth jet off their warships. two test aircraft will be embarked on the british carriers with british

service to do that for the royal mail put up prices backin for the royal mail put up prices back in little bit. the fine won't be paid untilan ongoing a little bit. the fine won't be paid until an appropriate process is head. ok, but it's a lot bigger. thank you. new research has found evidence that e—cigarettes may be more harmful than previously thought. the small experimental study by the university of birmingham, suggests that breathing in vapour may cause long—term damage to the lungs. in february, a report by public health england, concluded that e—cigs were far safer than smoking. vienna has been named the world's most liveable city, that's according to a report by the economist intelligence unit. the austrian capital outscored last yea r‘s number one, the australian city of melbourne. the report says manchester has seen the biggest improvement among european cities over the past year. the least liveable cities were dhaka in bangladesh, and the syrian capital, damascus. we're going to take you back to what's happening outside westminster this morning. amman has been arrested

how about seeing "hamilton" with the royals?harry joined the cast onstage during the show in london and even carried a royal tune. here is nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: if "hamilton" was the hottest ticket before, imagine scoring a seat to last night's show in london, where there was not just a royal sighting, but a song. ♪ you say >> reporter: prince harry onstage starting to sing one of the king's songs from the musical. >> that's definitely not going to happen. >> reporter: "hamilton" creator lin-manuel miranda sharing a the royal endorsement that mocks harry's ancestor. >> i thought, it would be funny if i had king george in the show. smash cut to 2018. [ laughter ] and i'm sitting next to his sixth great-grandson. >> reporter: the couple on hand to raise money for a charity prince harry founded to help children in africa, giving the audience and cast a great story to tell. countri kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >> i'll have that song in my head all night. >>> when we come back, you haven't heard a love story quite like

you don't want to rock the royal boat, do you.o go through the papers with you, i will see you on the train first thing. if it arrives. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it is all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, anne and john. next, it's the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news, and taking us through this week's releases is jason sullivan. what have you got for us? this week, we go to beirut in 1982. it's mad men in the middle east, wherejohn hamm tries to negotiate the release of a hostage in the negotiator. and there's a big goldfish, an angry one coming up. there it is, jason statham getting his teeth into the meg, and a prehistoric shark is on the loose. can he save us from it? and we take a rare cinematic trip to paraguay for a film called the heiresses. it's about late flowering freedom found amongst old

what the royal navy says will be an iconic moment in the latest stage of the trials. first time fast jets will fly off her massive deck. hugely symbolic for the country, very exciting and of course, it was eight years nearly to the day since i was in command of ark royal and we took off the last harrier from the north sea. so eight years later, here we are, getting the first one back. these are the kind of aircraft that will be taking part in the trials. the us has already been flying the new f—35 stealth jet off their warships. two test aircraft will be embarked on the british carriers with british pilots among those who will be conducting 500 take—offs and landings from the deck of queen elizabeth. the royal navy says she and her sister ship, hms prince of wales, will ensure that britain remains a first—class sea power, but it all comes with a price and at a time when the defence budget is already under strain. hms queen elizabeth is expected to be ready for her first operational deployment with british jets on board by 2021. jonathan beale, bbc news. now it's time

couege involving the royal veterinary college and the university of texas. this research involved editing the dogs‘jinan, the this research involved editing the dogs‘ jinan, the recipe this research involved editing the dogs‘jinan, the recipe book for life. a faulty gene in the dna causes their disease, dish and muscular dystrophy. the gene editing system known as crispr was injected into the dogs. it scans thejinan, making a single cut at a precise point. this prompted a natural repairand point. this prompted a natural repair and enabled the dogs to produce the district and protein which is crucialfor produce the district and protein which is crucial for muscle strength. these dogs normally do not produce any district and protein or effectively no dystophon protein. by modifying the cells in their muscles and their heart we have gone from effectively zero, to up tonight 2% levels of production, and that is widely predicted to be like changing in human beings if we can get to that amount. you have to press that. and that really could be life changing for fel

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the royal bank of scotla nd before we go.s. well, that is it for me. i'll be back later. we're just is it for me. i'll be back later. we'rejust gonna is it for me. i'll be back later. we're just gonna have a quick look at the scene. we're just gonna have a quick look at the scene. let's go to harare, where an opposition press conference hasn't happened, as riot police. they were driving awayjournalists who were waiting for the conference to begin. we are now hearing that they are going to let the news conference go ahead. there has been some confusion and we don't know why journalists were pushed out of the area by the right police, but we had seen 25 minutes ago journalists, camera crews running away from the scene, but it appears that that news conference will now shortly go ahead. we will hopefully, tune in here perhaps after two o'clock. 0f course the opposition saying that the vote has been raped. the presidential election in particular. the results were very close, but giving the election to emmerson mnangagwa. you have

prince harry and meghan markle's royal cypher revealed.m" and "h" is topped off with a crown, of course, and it appears on all their official letterheads. >> meghan's turning 37 tomorrow, her first birthday as an official member of the royal family. meghan, our gift to you -- a friday flashback to your very interesting hollywood past. she's nearly 11 weeks a duchess and at every event the new hrh has been poised, elegant, and very, very royal. she's come a long way since her days as an actress, where she played everything from a federal agent, a fashion photographer, >> that's why you're not paid to sing. >> and even a murderer. >> you can't prove that i killed amy or christina. >> i miss him so much. >> i'll be okay when i get some payback. >> fbi! >> the duchess of sussex kicked some butt as an mma firefight. >> if the enemy's in range so are you. >> meghan took on a wide spectrum of roles when starting her career. >> do you want to buy me a drink? >> on an episode of "castle" she was a sleeping beauty, with a tiara atop her head. one of

this year our world famous royal air force celebrated its 100th birthday. far from dwelling on the glory years of the fighter or the lancaster bomber, we have unveiled a new combat air strategy to build the next generation of fighters. no wonder today our great nations together continue pushing the boundaries of innovation, working on robots that can brave the last mile of the battlefield, on cyber tools to deter, disrupt and constrain malicious activity. in may, it was my privilege to host a meeting between u.s. and u.k. innovation experts, designed to strengthen our cooperation still further. we're now running a u.k. u.s. funded competition, seeking innovative technologies to destroy chemical and biological munitions, ied's, and bulk agents in challenging environments. we're investigating new ways to transform the famously convoluted acquisition process, leaping between research and procurement, rapidly developing technologies and state of the art software and developing a cutting-edge chemical weapons defense center. so the united kingdom is ready, willi

the ministry of defence says it is aware of an incident at sandhurst and an investigation by the royaleen following the story. we know that the ministry of defence has confirmed that an investigation is under way into the incident that happened at the royal military academy on august 7th. the sun reported that two officer cadets held down a recruit and poured water on a cloth covering his face to simulate drowning. that is an interrogation method that was used by the us military and banned just under ten years ago. a statement has come from the commander of sandhurst, and he said he was aware of the allegations and has said, i have ordered an investigation by the royal military police. the army and i expect the highest standards of behaviour and anyone found to have fallen short is dealt with robustly including dismissal. there has been some action by civil liberty groups. liberty has supported many victims of bullying in the military and they say that allegations of serious physical assaults on army property must be investigated by civilian, not military police. they told me royal mil

he said, "i have ordered an investigation by the royal military police.llen short is dealt with robustly including dismissal." the number of children and young adults in england and wales with type 2 diabetes has risen by more than 40% injust four years, according to the royal college of paediatrics. council leaders described the increase as extremely worrying and called for a boost in public health funding. the department of health says its new childhood obesity plan will get children exercising more in schools and reduce their exposure to sugary and fatty foods. a new tax on plastics is expected to be introduced by the government in order to curb the use of non—recyclable plastic items such as drinking straws, single use cutlery and black food trays. it follows a record 162,000 responses to a government consultation on how to reduce waste and improve recycling. tom barton reports. how best to reduce the tonnes of plastic that end up in landfill... ..and the oceans every year? that was the question posed by the treasury in a consultation earlier this yea

at least brazenly qatary royal collection. this time, questions surrounding how the unique and precious jewels could be sold. tonight it's being called a blow to the swedish nation. part of their cultural heritage stolen in an audacious and stunning raid. keir simmons, nbc news. >>> an update now on a heartwarming story we brought to you last week about that viral video of a police officer helping fiphil march, a homeless man. after millions viewed that video, phil landed the job. tallahassee police tweeted a photo of him with his new mcdonald's gear and he's already started his new position. >>> and up next, we've got the amazing love story that will have you seeing double. the student f treating the bay area like a piggy bank. and the slip up that unraveled the perfect crime. plus, honoring a bay area legend. the touching words from joe montana at dwight clark )s memorial. next. >>> finally tonight, the joyous celebration that will have wedding guests doing a double take this weekend. our rehema ellis has an amazing love sto

but here's a tweet from last week with sky news and they said the financial conduct authority says royal bank of scotland senior managers will not be disciplined for misconduct over the treatment of small firms and the bank's global restructuring group as the city regulators powers do not apply so apparently the united kingdom has this regulator called the financial conduct authority and that was established after the financial crisis and they made you know while they were having all those inquiries to distract the population they said oh population voters all those who have basically your taxes have financed the rescue of all these banks and we're going to keep on looking forward not back about their crimes but. is we've set up this financial conduct authority to make sure it never happens again well now that emerge that the taxpayer own the royal bank of scotland georgi group did indeed smash and grab the assets of a lot of small and medium sized enterprises across the united kingdom. well now the financial conduct authority says words are bad we can't do anything we don't have the aut

she was last seen leaving the royal stoke university hospital a week ago.e could record its highest ever temperature later today. as the heatwave continues across the continent, tourists and locals have been warned to stay out of the sun. getting to the root of the problem — why this newborn‘s toothy grin had to be sorted out. good afternoon. it is friday, august three. i‘m julian worricker. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the governor of the bank of england mark carney has warned that the possibility of a no—deal brexit is "uncomfortably high". speaking on radio a‘s today programme, mr carney said strenuous efforts should be made to avoid that ‘highly undesirable‘ outcome, as he put it, and that extensive contingency planning had been conducted to make sure financial institutions were ready for all eventualities. i think the possibility of a no deal is uncomfortably high at the moment, yes. so you are saying quite clearly that a no—deal brexit would be a disaster? it is highly undesirable. so it does mean potential disruption. certainly it does mean disrupti

first family christening, check. >> royal highnesses duke and duchess of sussex. >> first royal overseasd of more conservative outfits and official outings wearing a variety of hats and mastering that royal wave, and now preparing for her first major multi-country overseas tour with prince harry, australia, new zealand, tonga and fiji this fall. and by the way, on saturday a fairly important day for the royal family and the queen, really, it's also the birthday of queen's mom, the queen mother. she was born in 1900. guys. >> all right, kelly. thank you. >>> coming up, guys, look who is here, ai )m ... all lanes of the bay bridge are open a >>> good morning. it's 8:26. finally some good fuse related to the bay bridge all lanes of the bridge open again after a deadly early morning shooting in the west bound direction, rather, the eastbound direction, brought traffic to a halt. the chp says three people in an suv were shot. the driver in that suv died. that shooting then led to a crash. there was another crash in the westbound directions a few hours after that. so far, no update on the othe

i like anything royal. ha ha! >>> time now 4:57. the race to be florida's next governor is already heating up. >> the comments made by one candidate that some think are racist. >> overnight a large tree slams into parked cars in the east bay leaving behind a big mangled mess. >> and a san jose middle school teacher won't be back in the classroom this morning after police arrested him and found a loaded gun in his classroom. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. teacher...is arrested in his own classroom. police say >>> we care about it happening. you don't think it's going to happen in your school. >> a south bay teacher arrested in class with a loaded gun at school. >>> a tree comes down on cars in the east bay overnight. >> and the memorials honoring john mccain as hundreds reflect. first we are following breaking news. it's thursday, august 30th. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. right now, down in san

this is shreyas royal. he may be only nine, but he's ranked fourth in his age group in the world. greatest chess prospect in a generation. he only started playing chess three years ago, but was told he would have to return to india with his family, unless his dad could get his work visa renewed by next month, and immigration rules state that that can only happen if he earns £120,000 a year — which he doesn't. he grew up here and when we heard that, it's really sad for us and surprising for us. his dad, jitendra, appealed to the home office who they told him that, while, yes, his son showed immense promise, it did not mean the family could stay in the uk. two mps have backed shreyas' case. in a joint letter to the home secretary, leeds west mp rachel reeves and greenwich and woolwich mp matthew pennycook said: "he performs outstandingly in adult competitions, breaking uk records in the process. if shreyas royal is forced to leave the uk and return to india, the country will lose an exceptional talent." the home secretary personally looked in to the royal's case and has extended the

royal bank of scotland and what they did in america and now they're just paying a fine to resolve this so r.b.s. bankers joked about destroying the u.s. housing market r.b.s. bankers joked about destroying the u.s. housing market after making millions by trading loans that staff described as total garbage according to transcripts released as part of a four point nine billion dollars settlement with the u.s. . hasa cuter is details of internal conversations at the bank emerged just weeks before the ten year anniversary of the financial crisis we saw r.b.s. rescued with a forty five billion dollar bailout from the u.k. government so u.k. taxpayers which by the way their incomes are even lower ten years after the crisis than american incomes they bailed out their banks nobody went to prison remember the f.c.a. in the united kingdom only a week or two ago the financial conduct authority said there was no evidence they couldn't prosecute they had no authority to prosecute r.b.s. for their global restructuring group smashing in grabbing the assets of all the small and medium sized enterprise

what the royal navy says will be an iconic moment in the latest stage of the trials.jets will fly off her massive deck. hugely symbolic for the country, very exciting and of course, it was eight years nearly to the day since i was in command of ark royal and we took off the last harrier from the north sea. so eight years later, here we are, getting the first one back. these are the kind of aircraft that will be taking part in the trials. the us has already been flying the new f—35 stealth jet off their warships. two test aircraft will be embarked on the british carriers with british pilots among those who will be conducting 500 take—offs and landings from the deck of queen elizabeth. the royal navy says she and her sister ship, hms prince of wales, will ensure that britain remains a first—class sea power but it all comes with a price and at a time when the defence budget is already under strain. hms queen elizabeth is expected to be ready for her first operational deployment with british jets on board by 2021. jonathan beale, bbc news. weather and sport coming up a li

the royal couple attending a wedding of best friend on saturday.n prince harry's shoe. it was meghan's first birthday as a royal. now, the duchess of ssex. this morning, british tabloids sa's planning a secret solo trip to the u.s this month to see her father thomas markle and try to heal their rift after he spoke out in a serie o controversial interviews. the palace had no comment. >> he has got quite personal with meghan. said she's completely cut him off, h changed phone, which seems a drastic measure on her behalf and also indicates how broken and fractured the relationship is between daughter and father. >> a rare bit ofn dramaat has been a fairy tale year for the former "suits" star. her last bthday was a romantic getaway with then boyfriend harry at t camp in botswana. rife now in the public eye, getting engaged in november. spending christmas with the queen, becoming part of the fab four with william, kate, and harry. and that unforgetting wedding, dazzling meghan marrying her charming ince. tting seamlessly into her role as a british royal

royal bank of scotland and what they did in america and now they're just paying a fine to resolve this so r.b.s. bankers joked about destroying the u.s. housing market r.b.s. bankers joked about destroying the u.s. housing market after making millions by trading loans that staff described as total garbage according to transcripts released as part of a four point nine billion dollars settlement with u.s. prosecutors details of internal conversations at the bank emerged just weeks before the ten year anniversary of the financial crisis which saw r.b.s. rescued with a forty five billion dollar bailout from the u.k. government so u.k. taxpayers which by the way their incomes are even lower ten years after the crisis than american incomes they bailed out their banks nobody went to prison remember the f.c.a. and the united kingdom only a week or two ago the financial conduct authority said there was no evidence they couldn't prosecute they had no authority to prosecute r.b.s. for. their global restructuring group smashing in grabbing the assets of all the small and medium sized enterprises h

trevor greetham from royal london asset management joins us again to discuss.s of superdrug ‘s, they are offering botox for £99, just over $100, so quite cheap. leaving aside whether it is a good idea to engage in casual plastic surgery in your lunch break. people are running shops that needed to be physically present. you have to be physically present. you have to be physically present to have botox so well you might fill your trolley with toothpaste. superdrug are saying the nurses are highly trained and they are making sure people know it isn't are making sure people know it isn't a quick knock offjob. nonetheless, £99 is a big discount in an uncomfortable area for some people. plastic surgery going mass—market, blaming love island and other things. sticking with the theme of looking good, apparently people are taking back clothes, they buy them, ta ke p hotos taking back clothes, they buy them, take photos of them and post them on instagram and then they get paid. you are one in ten of doing that? what i was struck by this article, a large proportion of men

as a royal navy test pilot on the f—35, i would love that person to be me, yes.the american coast. the aircraft carrier will be away for about 11 weeks while the trials are carried out with the new f—35 jets. the idea is to have this ship and all of her aircraft ready for operational deployment by 2021. the annual muslim pilgrimage, the hajj, begins on sunday. some 2 million muslims are expected to take part in the 5—day ritual, held in and around the city of mecca in saudi arabia. it comes as saudi arabia continues to take a more openly assertive stance on the world stage. with more, here's david campanale. it has taken years of work and billions of pounds, the importance of the hajj for the almost 2 billion muslims around the world is as unchanging as its rituals. but the way it's organised by saudi arabia continues to evolve. hosting the pilgrimage is a matter of immense prestige and pride for saudi arabia and its royal family. but it is a huge logistical challenge, which has seen regular disasters occur, from deadly stampedes to fires. the saudis have expande

last summer, the royal college found significant failings at the trust. of learning from incident investigations was not apparent. managers were required to deal with clinical areas they had no experience with. a lack of staff was a patient safety issue. but they failed to alert the regulator about any of those concerns. these recommendations are open for all to see and that includes you, me, users of the trust and also the regulators. are you aware of any further fatalities or what might have happened at that trust since then? since that review happened, there may well have been fatalities within that trust, something which the college has deep sympathy for anybody who has lost a baby in the circumstances. kayleigh and colin griffiths lost a daughter due to errors at the trust in 2016. they have been pushing for significant change since as they believe the trust keep making the same mistakes. they tell you they have learned and they tell you they are sorry but, in reality, it's just a statement. and until they can prove to us that they have stopped and t

as a royal navy test pilot on the f—35, i would love that person to be me, yes.an coast. the aircraft carrier will be away for about 11 weeks while the trials are carried out with the new f—35 jets. the idea is to have this ship and all of her aircraft ready for operational deployment by 2021. there mightjust be something in the water at a hospital in the us state of arizona where 16 nurses have found out that they're all pregnant at the same time. max gorden, a reporter from the local tv station, has the story. it wasn't like they planned it... they're wondering what's in the water. ..and they sure weren't counting on this. 0ne after another, after another, after another. 16 intensive care unit nurses at banner desert medical centre in mesa, all pregnant at the same time. did we have some kind of pact going on? the boon of burgeoning bellies has increased trips to the cafeteria. to sample, you know, the soups, making sure they taste all right. laughter. and it has some patients a little confused. and he was like, "are you all pregnant?" though there are a few li

he said, "i have ordered an investigation by the royal military police.fallen short is dealt with robustly including dismissal". that was keith doyle there. the former ukip leader nigel farage says he is returning to frontline politics. writing in the daily telegraph, he says he's decided to return because what he calls the "political class in westminster" is determined to frustrate the 2016 referendum vote to leave the european union. he's taking part in a battle bus tour by the leave means leave group, which opposes the prime minister's chequers plan. the number of children and young adults in england and wales with type 2 diabetes has risen by more than 40% in just four years, according to the royal college of paediatrics. council leaders described the increase as "extremely worrying" and called for a boost in public health funding. the department of health says its new childhood obesity plan will get children exercising more in schools and reduce their exposure to sugary and fatty foods. a new tax on plastics is expected to be introduced by the govern

we are moving from music royalty to actual royal pains. what is going on with all of mitch mcconnell's family drama. her father thomas shows no signs of standing down so i spoke to the man who has a strong connection to both. you know meghan markle. how do you feel about thomas markle's inability to keep his mouth shut? >> i feel sorry for him, and i've got to say that meghan, i think, has handled this very badly. there's no doubt that she has a track record of just disregarding people, whether it's friends of family, whether it's acquaintances. i fear she is doing the same for her dad. >> that sounds kind of harsh. she seems so sweet. >> i think she's a tough cookie. >> piers interviewed thomas for good morning bring. and said shutting her father thomas out is not a good move. >> do you think there will be a reconciliation? >> i think it's tough. my message to meghan is he's your dad. he's not well. get on a damn plane be go and have ak with your dad and bring the guy you married to meet your dad for the first time. >> according to a fami

england's georgia hall won herfirst golf major by two strokes at royal lytham yesterday.ract new sponsors to the ladies european tour. david ornstein reports it was the performance that gave georgia hall lift off. at royal lytham, one of the great sporting venues, a regal achievement and the finalist —— finest moment of reflecting career. i've always dreamt of winning this. i started golf i'd aged seven. to do it now at 22 is incredible. to get my first big win, and fric to be a major at the british open, is a dream come true. she was born during the 19 86 masters, famously won by nick faldo in georgia. as a child she would hit shots in return for chocolate bars. by shots in return for chocolate bars. by ten she had a handicap to match her age. filmed here by the bbc in 2012, she was sinking putts while rising to prominence on the courses around her home town of bournemouth. trailing by a shot going into the final round, she drew level with faten of thailand before taking the lead at the 16th. she didn't look back, becoming britain's youngest major winner. usually her boy

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if royal is forced to leave the up k.urn to india, the country will lose an exceptional >> the home security looked into the case andd s he can remain on his currents visa. >> how did youeact when you said you were given permission to stay on your current visa? >> i was jumping up and down and touching. i was really happy. >> the home office says it considers every alication on its marets but for now shrey is focused on competing in the chess championships. >> i wt toecome the champion at the age of 18. >> that's a check mates for him. our top story -- the united nations security counc has calledor a credible investigation into an air strike on a bus in yemen that killed at least 29 schoolchildren. the saudi led coalition which wirried out the attack on thursday said i investigate what it called collateral damage. you can find much more on our "bbc news" site on our website. you've been watching show. that's all for the news now. you can reach me on twitter. thank you very much for watching. bye-bye. >> national presentat