harry was a rising star in the royal air force. when he was sent to the falkland islands in 2017, where he was assaulted by a soldier who had been drinking. as i walked away from the individual, he decided to launch quite a vicious and savage attack on me, effectivelyjumping on me as i was walking away and putting me in strangulation hold. harry says the extent of his injuries were never properly recorded. the soldier who assaulted him was initially charged with attempted murder. it was later reduced to assault but his assailant was acquitted at a military court. the service prosecuting authority said there was no evidence that it was a racist attack. i think race was a factor. 0n the face of it it is a white male attacking an asian male, with no provoked reason. after the not guilty verdict, i knew i couldn‘t continue to serve in an organisation that had allowed that to happen, but also failed to make right. it‘s very hard to discount that actually this was a matter they wanted to try and sweep away under the carpet. and it would

it was then flown by the royal air force to britain to be signed. but with many aspects of the deal not yet final the saga is not over yet. and our correspondent in london bearded maz has more on what exactly the post breaks the deal means for the u.k. johnson has signed the breadths the deal that he has reached with the e.u. and parliament had its roots in the however many critics of this process in parliament are saying that practically it's not enough so the m.p.'s only had a few hours to debate this really complex agreement with the european union and given the fact that the great city isn't always ringback promised bragg's it was all about taking back control and giving control to the u.k. parliament many parliamentarians were very frustrated that they only had a few hours to look into this agreement however the deal is done and boris johnson obviously is celebrating the fact that he accomplished taking the u.k. out of the european union that there is more 70 free or for example the european court of justice critics are saying that he is not cl

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sloan by the royal air force to britain to be signed. but with many aspects of the deal not yet final this saga is not over yet. our london correspondent very good mass has more on what the post brooks a deal means for the u.k. both johnson has signed the breadths the deal that he has reached with the e.u. and parliament had its roots in the however many critics of this process in parliament are saying that practically it's not enough so the m.p.'s only had a few hours to debate this really complex agreement with the european union and given the fact that the great city isn't always ringback promised bragg's it was all about taking back control and giving control to the u.k. parliament many parliamentarians were very frustrated that they only had a few hours to look into this agreement however the deal is done and boris johnson obviously is celebrating the fact that he accomplished taking the u.k. out of the european union that there is more sovereignty free or for example the european court of justice critics are saying that he is not c

it was then flown by the royal air force to britain to be signed. with many aspects of the deal not yet final, the saga is not over yet. william: let's get more from our correspondence in london and brussels. quite simply, what happens now? reporter: well, now, boris johnson has signed the deal. it's an international treaty and it will be in effect from the first of january, like you have explained. paralleled is the process in parliament. the house of commons has already voted on it and it is going through the house of lords, and later in the evening it will be presented to the queen. that is the parallel process. but the remarkable thing is that all this is being done in one day, and many are remarking that it was supposed to be about giving back control to the u.k. parliament, and to only have a day or half a day for the house of commons, is falling short of what they really want. william: over to you and brussels. the european commission and council have signed off on the deal and e.u. leaders gave their approval a few days ago. but it is still

delivered by royal air force aria of personnel in 2011 to 2012. we've been hearing from joe that is groups like reporters without borders who have described this mode of operating by g. c, h q, m by the government as being trumpy. and this is yet another worrying example of the u.k. government. imposing arbitrary restrictions on media deemed to be critical to trampy unmoved as her no place in british democracy for a few years. the criticisms that press freedoms are being clamped down on in the british government. so as far as this latest incident is concerned, it doesn't bode well for those who are concerned about press freedoms. we spoke with a british journalist, yvonne ridley, she thinks the targeting of declassified u.k. follows an alarming pattern of governments cracking down on any form of reporting. they disagree with britain is a country which likes to cry and it sounds in treatment speech. and this goes completely against the great, quite why the c.h.p. was made this decision and is silly. it is a journalist's job to ask all could questio

he said flown by the royal air force to britain to be signed. but with many aspects of the deal not yet final the saga is not over yet. let's get more now from our correspondents bigger loss in london and terry shoals in brussels they are good 1st to you quite simply what happens now well now boris johnson has signed a deal it's an international treaty and it will be law will be in effect from the 1st of january like you've explained parallel this process. house of commons has already voted on it all on it it's going through the house of lords and then later on probably in the evening it will be presented to the queen so that's that's a pair of the process but the really remarkable thing is that all this has been done in one day and many critics of the government already mocking that well it was supposed to be about giving back control to the u.k. parliament bods to only have a day or half a day for the house of commons for scrutiny a lot of m.p.'s in this debate have remarked that it's just fooling for sure what they want terry over to you in b

delivered by royal air force r e of personnel. in 2011 to 2012, we've already seen the ministry of defense, the m o. d here in england, in the u.k., apologizing and having to launch an investigation into the black listing of the classified u.k. before for some of their past reporting. and if anything similar happens here, there may be more questions raised as to why the government seems to not be willing to engage with media outlets that are trying to hold them to account. we've been hearing from journalist groups like reporters without borders who have described this mode of operating. why do you see a jew and by the government as being trumped here? this is yet another worrying example of the u.k. government, imposing arbitrary restrictions on media deemed to be critical. a champion moves that has no place in british democracy for a few years. now there have been criticisms that press freedoms are being clamped down on in side. the british government, we saw the iranian broadcaster press t.v. close down a few years ago. and even

delivered by royal air force or e of personnel in 2011 to 2012. we've been hearing from that is groups like reporters without borders who have described this mode of operating by, by the government as being trompe and this is yet another worrying example of the duke. a government imposing arbitrary restrictions on media deemed to be critical to trump in moved. it has no place in british democracy for a few years. our, there have been criticisms that press freedoms are being clamped down on in the british government. so as far as this latest incident is concerned, it doesn't bode well for those who are concerned about press freedoms and the ban and journalists, martin summers believes the blacklisting of declassified u.k. has worrying implications for press freedom. in theory, british government departments in britain should, according to the freedom of information act, be willing to share, you know, non-secret information, all on a totally open basis. we were, wants to find out about it if you're going to ruin the schools program. and that should

security fees huge leaders put been named to the deal earlier on wednesday fit was then flown by the royal air force to britain to be signed. but with many aspects of the deal not yet final the saga is not over yet. a correspondent in london mass has more on what exactly the post breaks the deal means for the u.k. johnson has signed the brakes a deal that he has reached with the e.u. and parliament had its roots in the however many critics of this process in parliament are saying that practically it's not enough so the m.p.'s only had a few hours to debate this really complex agreement with the european union and given the fact that the great city isn't always ringback promised that breaks it was all about taking back control and giving control to the u.k. parliament many parliamentarians were very frustrated that they only had a few hours to look into this agreement however the deal is done and boris johnson obviously is celebrating the fact that he accomplished taking the u.k. out of the european union that there is more sovereignty free or for example the european court of justice critics are say

delivered by royal air force, r e of personnel. in 2011 to 2012, we've been hearing from joe that it's groups like reporters without borders who have described this mode of operating by g, c, h, q, m, by the government as being trumpy. and this is yet another worrying example of the u.k. government, imposing arbitrary restrictions on media deemed to be critical to trampy unmoved as her no place in british democracy for a few years. now, all the criticisms that press freedoms of being clamped down on in the british government. so as far as this latest incident is concerned, it doesn't bode well for those who are concerned about press freedoms. to discuss this story further, we're now joined live by journalist ivana. ridley declassified u.k. is saying it's been blacklisted by g c h q. do you think that really is the case and why would they be targeting this site? well, if it is the case, it's quite an astonishing one. and you know, britain as a country which likes to pride itself in freedom of speech and this goes completely against

i knew vaguely that he had been there at the beginning of the royal air force, royal navy air squadronut i had forgotten he had begun to learn to fly a plane when those machines had been barelien vented 10 years previously and that he kept going up. 1913 you find him at the controls of these rope and canvas devices and he there were glorified laundry baskets and he keeps going up even though his instructors either die or sustain serious injuries and his wife is begging him to -- all his relatives are begging him to give it up apdnd the death pin one in five takesoffs to the chance frof dying on your bicycle are one in 14 million so it was far more dangerous. i had forgotten that he went out into no man's land 36 times in world war i making a noise like a baby elephant they said going so close to the german lines that he can hear them talking. i knew that he was energetic, but i tkpbtdidn't appreciate the unique biorhythms that enabled him to drink a pint of champagne a day and smoke 250,000 cigars in his lifetime. he gave -- he didn't smoke them all. he gave the stubs to his gardner in

delivered by royal air force, r e of personnel. in 2011 to 2012, we've been hearing from joe that it's groups like reporters without borders who have described this mode of operating by and by the government as being trumpy. and this is yet another worrying example of the u.k. government, imposing arbitrary restrictions on media deemed to be critical to trampy unmoved as her no place in british democracy for a few years. the criticisms, the press freedoms of being clubbed in the british government. so as far as this latest incident is concerned, that doesn't bode well for those who are concerned about press freedoms. a child in australia has been taken into care and a landmark court case. after the parents refused requests for a gender change, the couple are appealing and claim they're being bullied into granting consent. the authorities say we will not allow her to change gender, so it's dangerous for her to come back to our house because we will mentally busa they want us to consent to, to source during treatment. a child who can

royal air force has released footage from a flight over the world's biggest iceberg in the south atlantic off the antarctic in 2017. the pictures reveal multiple cracks and fissures, innumerable icy chunks that have fallen off, and what appear to be tunnels extending under the waterline. for me and the team, bye—bye for 110w. hello there. low pressure will continue to bring more unsettled weather to our shores for the rest of this week and very slowly, those temperatures will be creeping up as we reach the end of the week and into the weekend. now for wednesday, we'll have some showers across eastern areas. some sunshine will develop though behind it is this ridge of high pressure that builds in and then there will be rain pushing tow western areas later on all courtesy of this new frontal system. so we'll start off rather grey, misty, merky conditions with some showery bursts of rain through this morning. they should eventually clear away, it's an improving picture with some sunshine developing though showers holding on across northeastern scotland. later in the day for northern ireland,

he has the idea he will sneak onto a royal air force base. steal a plane, and fly it back to germany. sounds crazy, right? nobody accused him of being incredibly sane. so, he decides to give it the old middle school try. he has to get to a base so he follows the sound of train whistle until he comes to a small railroad station. with a bit of an accent, he tells the clerk he is a dutch fighter pilot. been shot down the night before. the clerk is rather suspicious. he is listening to this story. i didn't hear anything about a plane being shot down around here. and so, he calls the police. but he is as charming as he is courageous. he talks the clerk down and has convinced him he is really a dutch fighter pilot and i have to get back to my base. so he calls the local raf base and they say okay, we'll send a car. now you have the police and air force coming so you can be sure vera is hopeing the air force gets there first. as luck would have it, it's the police. two crusty old detectives show up and question him. they are pretty suspicious as wel

but then it was the 100th anniversary of the royal air force, idid100 anniversary of the royal air forceto do public runs, running with school children, i was going to conventions i was going to be running at shopping centres. just to try and spread thejoy shopping centres. just to try and spread the joy and raise as much as ican or spread the joy and raise as much as i can or could. this year has been, as you know, everything has changed soi as you know, everything has changed so i have had to adapt and i have been running on my own, fairly long days and doing the best i can to raise money. in total, since 2016 we have raised just over 50,000. you are obviously an incredibly modest man and! are obviously an incredibly modest man and i am getting sweaty looking at you running in that outfit. we will have to let you go, remind us why today is so important and where you are up to? as of today i have a 982 miles this year in the costume. iam 982 miles this year in the costume. i am looking forward to the end, frankly. i was going to be running 18 miles today in london from elstree to pinewo

to speak platitudes and that she spoke in the voice of a schoolgirl. >> i give a toast to the royal air forcee criticisms were received with absolute horror by the palace. >> it was absolutely not done to criticize the queen in the 1950s. she was almost a deified figure. >> the press in particular sensationalized it. he was given a fierce grilling on national television as he was leaving the broadcasting studio, he was struck quite hard around the face by a member of the league of empire loyalists. >> but one or two of the courtiers said altringham has a point, we must move the monarchy in a new direction, that is less looking to the past and more to the future. >> once again the queen is torn between maintaining tradition or reinventing her monarchy. two months after altringham's very public critique the queen arrives in america on an official greeting. >> new york's ticker tape greeting is like nothing else. a lot of new confetti. the queen looks like a bride again. >> she uses the trip to experiment way more informal way of interacting with the public. >> when it was announced that the que

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security for your leaders put byname to the deal earlier on wednesday fit was then flown by the royal air force to britain to be signed. but with many aspects of the deal not yet final the saga is not over yet. britain has become the 1st country in the world war the rise the corona virus vaccine developed by astra zeneca and oxford university but while the drug maker has received emergency approval on the time to if the european union and the united states ont ready to follow suit just get the latest vaccine is cheaper and easier to transport then need by ontic pfizer and modern versions of trial data suggests it's not as effective there is also uncertainty about the best dosage for the estrogens astra zeneca vaccine ok here are some of the other developments in the pandemic now and for the 1st time germany has bridges did more than a 1019 related deaths in a single day hope officials say it's partly due to delays in reporting over the public holidays island has announced a tightened lockdown that were mine in place for at least one month social gatherings upper hit and all non-essential shops

he's got the idea that he's going to sneak onto a royal air force base, steal a plane, and fly it back to germany. sounds crazy, right? well, nobody ever accused werra of being incredibly sane. so he's got -- he decides to get it the old middle school try. so he has to get to an raf base so he follows the sound of a train whistle until he comes to the railroad station. with a bit of an accent, certainly he's not from around here, he tells the clerk that he's a dutch fighter pilot shot down the night before and i need to get to my base quickly. and so clerk is rather suspicious. he's listening to this story. i didn't hear anything about a plane being shot down around here. and so he calls the police. but werra is as charming as he is courageous. and within a few minutes he's talked the clerk down off the ledge and has convinced him that he really is a dutch fighter pilot. and i got to get back to my base. and so he calls the local ref base and they say, all right, we'll send a car now you got the police coming and the air force coming. so you can be sure werra is hoping the air force ge

security for your leaders put been named to the deal earlier on wednesday fit within flown by the royal air force to britain to be signed. but with many aspects of the deal not just finally the saga is not over yet. our london correspondent barry get mass has more on what the post brooks a deal means for the u.k. . johnson has signed the brags the deal that he has reached with the e.u. and parliament had its roots in the however many critics of this process in parliament are saying that practically it's not enough so the m.p.'s only had a few hours to debate this really complex agreement with the european union and given the fact that the great city isn't always promised that brags it was all about taking back control and given control to the u.k. parliament many parliamentarians were very frustrated that they only had a few hours to look into this agreement however the deal is done and boris johnson obviously is celebrating the fact that he accomplished taking the u.k. out of the european union that there is more sovereignty free or for example the european court of justice critics are saying th

air and the narrative by the iraq street forces, and the we stf. that is bound to create a reaction as you push a line in a corner. royal illuminate's more networks and intelligence for the iraqis and our other partners to exploit and work upon. so there's that cause and effect. on one hand when you have that forward leaning security apparatus, and it pushes -- into a chapter action. but it has to be exerted over a period of time because they could become progressively easier to target. they become more geographically fragmented. there are other parts of the -- that would assist iraq in ensuring that we would actually help ensure the narrative, it's arguably just as important if not more important than the physical to maine. >> we talk about the detainees. it's a big issue that could probably be described as a ticking time bomb. the united states government believes that there is a high impact risk of, at least those back in may, but enough it's still an issue today. but high risk of a mass breakout. -- there are about 20 of them, in northeastern syria. there are 2000 foreign fighters, -- iraqi syrian fighters. how conc