and you saying that saudi bombs are not accurate after the pilots are being trained with the royal air force. what oh no that's my country is now destroyed by saudi by emirates by also iran my country now is facing and i believe brooks he was by those 3 countries that doesn't want yemen to be a democratic country that doesn't want yemen to when it's a great great peaceful revolution in its great peaceful dreams for democracy and freedom so we are facing this glue where waged by those 3 countries and we don't say that they know there is any benefit from that a bombs all of that air forces all know that that that i think yemen posy militia is the hands of iran saudi and emits acting dynasty bear them for forces and they are their militias the best they can related in yemen in the south and in our own do not yemen. what more can i want world go and they committed war crimes in yemen and hiroshima rather. than tests training or not training there is war in yemen this war should stop now and when we say that should what this was should stop now it is not just talking about stopping the bombs stop

and explaining what they were that was graeme has the former wing commander in the royal air force and the founder of the justice for trying to scream thank you when . a court in germany has temporarily blocked the intelligence service from monitoring the alternative for germany party pending the judge's final decision the largest opposition party in the german parliament they earth day earlier hit back at the proposed surveillance describing it as a purely political effort to undermine it ahead of the general election in september. the aim of the federal office for the protection of the constitution and counterterrorism is obviously in the short term to weaken us until the elections and in the long term to destroy the elderly a position party in parliament that opposes the dissolution of the nation state and unlimited immigration from foreign cultures and the federal intelligence service had intended to look into the alleged ties to far right extremists as well as attempts to undermine germany's constitution some of the party's regional branches have reportedly been monitored for some

royal air force we're trying to catch them over the channel and they weren't fast enough. um, the v ones were 408 miles an hour that exceeded the capacity of most royal air force planes. you would have to fly above them and try to come down over them like this and their reports of planes breaking up because that exceeded their their maximum capacity. so very quickly within a number of well, let's say six weeks churchill decides to change tactics. he says, let's move the anti-aircraft guns that we have in the center between london and the coast. let's move them all to the coast there. will they'll have clearance to fire the fuse. you could not fire the fuse over land because it was dangerous. also we were worried about spies finding a dud and the germans reverse engineering it. so let's move all the anti-aircraft guns to the coast and we'll use the smart fuse and by august of 1944 the beginning of august. all of the anti-aircraft guns and they were american guns there as well. we had 80 american guns on the coast as well. we're equipped with a smart with section tease fuse t

i spent 30 years in the royal air force mostly from oil i got involved whether i was in a commodity logan or a frontline unit with a rape allegation that was really not so much the incident itself that obviously would warrant any war it was the handling of that by the military which was largely to to conceal it when institutions that profess to be powerful and strong are actually weak they tend to by an organization focus on protecting the reputation of the people the build it. the fact that my knee injury wasn't investigated and became increasingly unwell and started experiencing quite extreme 7 chems and i was alert and the medical team to get on then a daily basis mustn't being listen to the whole condition of my needless to g.-d. and i ended up having to be rushed to the hospital like layman terms i was an intern illegally during which my life was risk from that and was medically discharged sort of follow up into the condition that i was being discharged then in comparison to you when i 1st joined and when i was extremely athletic clean of a mess could have been prevented if they had

a royal air force fly-by is usually reserved for heads of state, war heroes.war was a war hero of sorts in the last year of his life. captain tom captured the hearts of the nation with one small gesture, walk a hundred laps of his garden to mark his 100th birthday, raise money for britain's national health service. he ended up raising more than $40 million. earning among other accolades a knighthood from the queen. the last time i spoke with captain tom, we talked about a movie deal in the works. is the world ready for captain tom the movie? >> now, that's a very good question. >> reporter: though he was not quite ready for hell w-- for hollywood's walk of fame just yet. >> i don't expect coming in to america and putting my hand in a piece off wet concrcrete somewh. >> reporter: sadly one of the very few moments that sir captain tom did not live to see. if an epilogue to his book writing with his inevitable passing. life will go on, babies will be born and people will eventually forget about captain tom. he added for a while though, i will be remembered for th

i started skating when i was 19, in the royal air force, stationed in cromer in north norfolk.he thinks you're very brave. i'm not in line for the vc, i don't think! you never know, you never know! i have had donations from three continents in four currencies. it's been quite endearing, and a bit humbling in a way. they make me feel a bit like a hero, and i find that a bit embarrassing. the people who donate are the real heroes. without them, what am i doing? well, skating his way into the nation's hearts. tim muffett, bbc news, warwick. he has raised £7,000 so far. he has raised £7,000 so far. he has raised £7,000 so far. he has a good bit of pace. i would be nervous of falling forward. i have —— you have terrified people giving the wrong time out. if you are wondering whether it is really 5:55am, it's not. it is four minutes to seven. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm alpa patel. police have released new images of missing student richard okorogheye. the 19 year old was last seen on the 22nd of march when he left his

she stepped out this morning to honor the royal australian air force.rare public engagement in the pandemic. it is her first, by the way, in a while since harry and meghan's bombshell interview. it's nice to see her. she looks great, as always. >> yes. >> dressed for spring. >> indeed. >>> let's get started this half hour with your headlines this morning. we're getting our first look inside the overcrowded border detention facility in donna, texas, where over 3,000 unaccompanied migrant children are being held. the biden administration allowing journalists inside for the first time. video shows the children lying opt floor with a thin foil blankets in some cases. no covid tests are given unless a child shows symptoms. the children are supposed to be processed and sent to shelters within 72 hours, but dozens have been there for at least 15 days because the shelters have no space. >>> new satellite pictures taken just yesterday, raising concerns about north korea's nuclear program. the pictures show smoke rising from the country's main nuclear plant. expe

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meghan markle and prince harry aired, revealing shocking allegations about the inner workings of the royal family and the racism against meghan that they said ultimately forced in the couple's first interview after leaving the royal family, they said there was a stark contrast between the way meghan, a person of color, was treated by the institution that manages the royal family, compared to other family members. >> it was only once we were married and everything started to really worsen that i came to understand that not only was i not being protected, but that they were willing to lie to protect other members of the family, but they weren't willing to tell the truth to protect me and my husband. >> facing countless character assaults and headlines a day, meghan said she was essentially trapped in her home for months with little support from the institution on the constant defamation and barred from defending herself. the situation took its toll. >> look, i was really ashamed to say it at the time and ashamed to have to admit it to harry, especially, because i know how much loss he suffered, but i knew that if i didn't say it, that i would do it, and i just

royal family and harry and meghan, whose team called the bullying accusations a calculated smear campaign >>> china, a major sandstorm in beijing, snarling traffic on the roads and in the air the storm forcingo cancel more than 400 flights out of the capital's two main airports and with good reason you can barely see these skyscrapers because of the waves of sand. air pollution measurement show levels in some districts reached 160 times the recommended limit. >>> russia a giant castle symbolizing covid engulfed in flames it happened during an end-of-winter festival the designer made the nearly 80-foot-tall castle out of wood. he said he was inspired to create the structure as a symbol of covid that the fire would destroy. that's our trip "around the world in 80 seconds. >>> police in london are facing backlash after they broke up a vigil for a murder victim, a woman allegedly killed by a police officer her name is sarah everard. the 33-year-old vanished two weeks ago while walking home in southeast london police officers -- i should say police officer wayne cousins was suspected of having kidnapped her and then when her remains were later found, police charged him with murder. since her dea

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airs this sunday on cbs. they say that the press was one of the driving forces behind their decision to leave for the united states. the royalily has relied on the media for generations to shore up support. holly williams is in london with how this interview is likely to be received in britain. we've all been watching here, and it doesn't seem like it's being well received so far. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. wll, the british tabloids seem to have their knives out for meghan again. and with buckingham palace investigating bullying allegations against the duchess, it's looking more and more like an all-out war between harry and meghan on one side and the palace on the other. >> thehe timingg of ththe coupl interview was described as unfortunate. >> god. it's just -- it's crass beyond belief. >> reporter: some in britain say the interview is tone deaf. i d want or think they're going to gain out of it. >> reporter: with harry's grandfather in the hospital and a deadly pandemic raging -- >> how do you feel about the palace hearing you speak your truth today? >> reporter: the couple are revealing all aboutut l

forces in place for another two months. security is on high alert after officials warned of another possible threat. the duchess of sussex says the royal family spread falsehoods about her — in an interview airingd duchess of sussex have done with oprah winfrey will finally air. it comes amid increasingly poor relations between the couple and the royal family. and in the latest interview clip released today the duchess claims buckingham palace — or "the firm" in her words — perpetuated lies about prince harry and herself. yesterday buckingham palace announced it will be conducting an investigation into claims from some members of the household staff that they were bullied by meghan while she was part of the firm. if you think this is a big storm in a teacup. think again. the interview has been extended to two hours and it's been sold everywhere, from australia, to sub saharan africa. here to discuss is political correspondent at politics joe, nadine batchelor—hunt and royal commentator richard fitzwilliams iam sure i am sure you have seen this clip that has been aired today. when the duchess uses the term the firm which of course the princess of wales first claimed, is she referring solely to t