has just taken over this mission from the german it is one of six typhoons of the royal air force based here at mary air force base in estonia it is part of the nato airspace control operation in balka regularly patrolling is the space near the border between nato and russia not the baltic sea , the border with nato countries such as estonia, latvia and lithuania passes here, but there are also two large russian bases in st. petersburg and in the russian exclave of kaliningrad, russian planes regularly make flights between the two of them approaching the airspace of nato capture - this is a circle russian planes one or more did not submit a flight plan when crossing the baltic they do not shout what is it called and as they say they communicate and do not respond to air traffic control signals such operations that ongoing aimed at deterring not a single shot has been fired yet we have flown eight intercept missions all of them have been directed against russian aircraft how does this compare to your other missions as part of the royal air force here in estonia, i believe that the

royal air— it. i just spent the afternoon with the royal air force _ it. t. i just spent the afternoon with the royal air force typhoons at l it. i just spent the afternoon with l the royal air force typhoons at the airbase, what used to be a soviet airbase, what used to be a soviet air bullet airbase it is now a very busy nato airbase. it is not directly connected to ukraine but it one thing that has changed since the invasion in february last year is that there are a lot more nations involved now. there is a lot more concerned that if russia is going to cross the border and invade a country, nato needs to bolster and strengthen its defences and be more alert on its borders. i was able to see the raf typhoons taking off, landing and actually talk to some of the pilots who are basically sitting at almost no notice whatsoever. they might be watching tv, they might have their feet might be watching tv, they might have theirfeet up, might be watching tv, they might have their feet up, having a cup of coffee and then the blue light goes and it is all pandemoniu

the chief of the air staff will be here representing the royal air force, which is, of course, a signast representatives of the group of volunteers from the caribbean who came to help us in our darkest hour and our hour of need. so it's really important that we make that commitment to him. in the congregation today will be distant relatives of peter brown, including brooke alexander. she was traced by anglia research, a company based in the uk. she's travelled from jamaica especially for the service. he really dedicated himself to the protection of people. clearly, that was obviously a passion of his and something that mattered to him. and the fact that because of this, we will remember him. he will be remembered. his legacy will live on in the minds and hearts of a lot of people who have connected with this story. and most importantly, he lives on in the legacy of our family. flight sergeant peter brown's funeral will reflect on his service to this country. but it will also be a moment for those who knew him well to remember theirfriend. he wasjust part of the landscape here. he was

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the royal air force is enormously proud of everyone who has ever served in our ranks.ommonwealth had to come together at that time, not least the forces and people who came from the caribbean. and to have the last veteran of that time from the caribbean and to be able to come together today to remember that, to respect that, to reflect on how important it was, it means a great deal to everybody. for me when i read the story i thought, well, i'm emboldned to come down and actually attend on the day because, you know, you've got to come down. the thing is, he's always got family. i know he didn't, initially he didn't have a close family to hand, but he's always got a family once he's been in the forces, and that's why i'm here. at the raf central church, st clement danes, peter brown's funeral service reflected all parts of his life. there was a reading from the head of the raf. friends, distant relatives and the jamaican community also attended, remembering a special man who gave up his freedom as a teenager to serve this country. helena wilkinson, bbc news, central lon

ceremony at the buckingham palace was a spectacular fire plus by the aerobatics display team of the royal air forceon view shortly after the spectacle itself. what you're seeing here is the moment the royal air force pilots swooped in formation above the streets of what was a rather drizzly, damp london. the original performance featured more than 60 aircraft but it had to be scaled back due to be rainy weather, unfortunately. really, quite an impressive sight for everyone there on the ground watching events as they took place. as we move on, the opening ceremony of the eurovision song contest takes place on sunday afternoon in liverpool. the uk is hosting the event on behalf of feisty�*s winners ukraine and there are lots of events planned to link the countries, including a simultaneous rave with key. two semifinals there on thursday and saturday, and the final is expect to be watched by millions around the world. that's it from us. goodbye for now. hello there. it's a shame we had so much rain around on saturday but things are looking up for sunday. it's going to be the best day of the coronation

the royal air force is enormously proud of everyone who has ever served in our ranks.t time, not least the forces and people who came from the caribbean. and to have the last veteran of that time from the caribbean and to be able to come together today to remember that, to respect that, to reflect on how important it was, it means a great deal to everybody. for me when i read the story i thought, well, i'm emboldened to come down and actually attend on the day because, you know, you've got to come down. the thing is, he's always got family. i know he didn't initially have a close family to hand, but he's always got a family once he's been in the forces, and that's why i'm here. at the raf central church, st clement danes, peter brown's funeral service reflected all parts of his life. there was a reading from the head of the raf. friends, distant relatives and the jamaican community also attended, remembering a special man who gave up his freedom as a teenager to serve this country. helena wilkinson, bbc news, central london. stars from the world of music have been payi

what you're seeing here is the moment the royal air force pilots swooped in formation above the streets the rainy weather. it has been a fine and warm day for many areas with just a few showers to the east of scotland and eastern england. showers spreading this evening, overnight many places will be dry but the stronger breeze will be dry but the stronger breeze will be pushing in from the west. that will make or cloudy, damp bank holiday monday. here it is showing up holiday monday. here it is showing up clearly on the pressure chart. it will arrive across northern ireland later on today and into the evening. some of the rain will be quite heavy at times and through the night it will transfer toward central and western parts of britain. i had of it, it will stay dry. the show is fading away through this evening. —— ahead of it. clear skies through the night, and temperatures dip into single digits in some of the chilis spots back to the west, temperatures will be rising as the rain moves in. we can start with some early practice in east anglia and the south—east but it will not last. r

the royal air force have been rehearsing the coronation fly—past over raf cranwell in lincolnshire.ugely important to get it right. he ultimately is our commander in chief. he's been very closely associated with the armed services throughout his time and it's great to be able to put such a spectacle together for his coronation on the sixth. what you've seen today is a smaller version of that, 36 aircraft, but across all three services, and hopefully you've seen the amount of planning that's gone into that. i was very happy with the practice today, the spacing, how it's going to look, the contingencies around the day. scotland plays a key role in the coronation. the stone of destiny, dispatched to westminster abbey from edinburgh castle, was used in the coronation of scottish royalty for hundreds of years, also known as the stone of skin. it was kept in london for seven centuries until the uk government returned it to scotland in 1996. the historicjourney prompted concerns the relic could be a target for campaigners, so security has been stepped up. the stone has been described rathe

points there, it is extremely likely that they were being given training and assistance by the royal air forceonal use of it was during the war against saddam hussein that year. and put rather bluntly, if they've been trained by qualified instructors, the ukraine is a very good chance of being able to operate it because they will receive very high—quality training. i'm sorry but we are tight for time but we must leave it there but we are very grateful to your contribution. thank you. across the world this is bbc news. you will make it all started in the mid—50s, got picked out as the decent goalkeepers. football will always be a big part of his life. he is on the oldest in the countries and so, when he was told he had a leaky heart valve, it could affect his quality of life, he was more than willing to be the first person in the uk to undergo a new valve replacement procedure. tt in the uk to undergo a new valve replacement procedure.- in the uk to undergo a new valve replacement procedure. it made me feel a little bit — replacement procedure. it made me feel a little bit special, _ replacemen

. >> it is as you said earlier as it makes its way through, you got the royal air force flanked by thermed core and the army corps following them and behind them the jew near army corps -- junior army corps. and then as we have seen the royal navy and marines, they are closest to the monarch and behind them the footman. it dismounted. >> the gold state coach making good progress with the national anthem. ♪ ♪ >> all five regiments of the foot guard now making that turn and they will have to funnel themselves through those three arches so it is quite a feat for them. >> it certainly is and it's going to get even more challenging when they come through the gates of buckingham palace. we see there behind the foot guard a number of organizations, as you mentioned before the king's bodyguard and the royal company of archbishops. all the foot guards there ahead of them in there you see they dismounted, the cavalry the blues and royals and the lifeguard. >> commonwealth troops in the overseas territories. it is wonderful to know the reach that today has around the world. >> 447 representatives

the royal air force have been rehearsing the coronation fly—past over raf cranwell in lincolnshire.tant to get it right. he ultimately is our commander in chief. he's been very closely associated with the armed services throughout his time and it's great to be able to put such a spectacle together for his coronation on the sixth. what you've seen today is a smaller version of that, 36 aircraft, but across all three services, and hopefully you've seen the amount of planning that's gone into that. i was very happy with the practice today, the spacing,

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a scaled back fly—past of royal air force jets , of royal air force jets, thstattmg— of royal air forces attended. members of foreign royalty, world leaders and heads of the commonwealth were also ianed of the commonwealth were also invited alongside some well known celebrities . the duke of known celebrities. the duke of sussex observed the coronation of his father from the third row of his father from the third row of the abbey. prince harry's seat was two rows behind his brother, the prince of wales. he was joined by his uncle andrew, the duke of york. buckingham palace confirmed that neither would play a formal role at the event as they are no longer working royals. the coronation was harry's first public appearance , with his relatives appearance, with his relatives since criticised easing many of them in his memoir spare. the duchess of sussex stayed at home in california with the couple's children . in typical british children. in typical british weather, there was heavy rain . weather, there was heavy rain. but that failed to dampen the enthusiasm of the crowds. who'd gathered.

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>>> the view up above o >>> the view up above on coronation day if weather didn't stop these royal air forceailing colors as they flew over buckingham palace to the delight of the royal family and their fans. cbs was in the crowd that filled the streets of london on this historic day. >> reporter: the rain and clouds were a blessing, said king charles of the bad weather, and for those who braved the elements, it was a celebration, albeit a soggy one, which for some, got emotional. including for american stephanie abdilla. >> most of us grow up on fairy tales about princes and princesses and kings and queens, so it feels like we have been a part of it even though we've been a long way away. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands filled the streets of london for an up-close look at the royal procession, all to catch a glimpse of the newly crowned monarch and his queen. pollings have found 18 to 24-year-olds in britain were least likely to support the royal family, but this group felt different. >> what made you come out today? >> my grandma's seen three coronations. i know she'll be watching. >> m

in the army, so this, i just follow that and we went up to the, for the independent was on the royal air force base. and we, we try and pilots people, pilots, well luck. it was really, it was very upsetting. it wasn't that easy task, a tool. you know, one thing when you were in the army, there was no such thing as black and white. you were in the army. you were so just together, we will kid 1. 1 i'm to is to destroy naziism and maybe tell us was there any cooperation, old co ordination between the soviet armies and the african armies? well, good. we were fighting the same will. they will fly to hear from the country and we will find the use from, from africa. we fought the war and we ended the war. and the reason we wait one, the peace to the north african campaign, lost it for 3 years from june 1940 to may 1943, and included bottles in libya, egyptian deserts morocco, algeria, and tune this. yeah, it reached a peak and all our main age at that time when the british commonwealth forces inflicted a decisive defeat on the german africa corps and forced the remaining troops by 2 chimneys, yet no,

so this i just followed it and we went up through the paper for the independent was under the royal air force base. and we, we try and pilots proof of pilots. well, i'll tell you, a lot of them never came back to young boys are 18 years old. we treasure is to take them to become pilots. some of the of us in labs, a lot came back. but it was really, it was very upsetting, it wasn't the easy task. it tool and just how important was the contribution of african fights is both black and white to defeat often autism during the 2nd world war. you know, one thing when you were in the army, there was no such thing as black and white. you were in the army. you were so just together. we will kid one blood i'm to is to say destroying autism. and maybe tell us, was there any cooperation, old co ordination between the soviet armies and the african armies? well, good. we were for the same will they will 5 year from big country and we will find to use from, from africa. and just how important was it that both sides for to, during that time, let's say for example, if the soviet war and africa hadn't won what

become the main donor of these fighters for ukraine , says the former commander of the british royal air force backwell sexy it is good that f-16 will be offered from such countries as the netherlands belgium to poland portugal they all have f16 and all those countries already have a plan to replace them or have already started changing to such fighters as the f-35 genton explains where the planes will come from depends a lot on their capabilities on the field i'm afraid there are many different types of f16 so i i really hope that these will be modern f-16s and not 25-30 year old f-16s from some country that just wants to get rid of them , if you are going to send these planes to fight the russians then they should be the best f16s available with the latest radars, the latest weapons, etc. agrees that only by knowing the number of planes and in what configuration they will be possible to judge their effectiveness for ukraine, it is not so that one will fly on the 16th and immediately win the entire war, but these are very, very important components , just in time for a joint victory for a joi

clearly not so that they have their flight certificates, then hung on the wall or joined the royal air forcethe american ones there, that is, the gun that hangs on the wall, it will shoot it sooner or later without a doubt. here, zelensky's wife went to south korea at a meeting with the president, obviously also asking for korean shells. not many. here, but they do not want to give them so much right away. north korea will receive from us everything that i think, in my opinion. i think it will work out in china right away, too, the macron said that france is more and more starts. uh, also help ukraine militarily, and here is one such part of the world. yes and here's how you can look at the other side. uh, president tyuah said that african countries have developed their own peace initiatives and offered them to vladimir vladimirovich putin today. uh, for example, uh, china and brazil at the un support the russian line on the grain deal, so that this part, which ukraine must fulfill on ammonia, is also fulfilled. although i am personally sure that it will never unlock. it's soft wire clean wi

of course, it was an interesting conversation. to send to us and you know that the royal air force doeswill send some other detailed f16 aircraft, who uses them, and in continuation of the topic about drones, i will tell you that today four russian drones were shot down in the sky over the kherson region one orlan-10 uav, one supercam and two lancets fell out, so it's very good. i think it's a very good end to the day. i hope there will be more of it in the future. a fire is burning in the vyshgorod district of the kyiv oblast. firemen have arrived at the scene, dear viewers, you will see the smoke, you know that it will disappear soon, let's hope that everything is safe, we say goodbye to you until tomorrow, and now the broadcast continues the verdict with serhiy rudenko glory to ukraine - this is a verdict program , my name is serhiy rudenko good day and good health to all today, may 15, the 446th day of the ukrainian people's heroic resistance to the russian invaders, the luhansk occupiers and russian bandits reported that in the morning of may 15 they flew to the bus station area th

the air , a videographer was on duty to film the moment of his landing on a helicopter of the royal air force on the ground preparing his arms minister, voiced in advance, written and seasoned with flattery words. you are the first foreign leader whom i welcome here in this room with many stories. there were many famous speeches by winston churchill during the time of world war ii in the same way is your leadership of bravery. the resilience of your country has become an inspiration to all of us for this inspiration in london ready to pay sunah announced new military posts. britain will send hundreds of missiles of close-to-air systems and a batch of unmanned aviation systems to ukraine, including strike drones with a range. two hundred kilometers of kiev's armament cost london. last year at 2 billion 300 million pounds, it seems that this year the supply is even more intensive last this week, it was announced that long-range missiles with tom shadow would be delivered to ukraine, a new project of bags has now matured premier bags announced that in england they will train ukrainian pilots so

britain's royal air force has taken over from germany in the lead role of policing the skies over nato'ssions have increased there since russia's full scale invasion of ukraine last year. 0ur security correspondent, frank gardner, has been given exclusive access to nato's forward airbase at aamari in estonia. in the skies above estonia, the raf is helping patrol nato's eastern flank on the lookout for any russian incursions. since the full scale invasion of ukraine, nato's has been increasing its vigilance here in the baltics. come this way, let me show you the aircraft. so i'm on state at the moment, so if the alarm goes, clearly, i'll run back in, get my flying jacket, and i'll be into the aircraft to scramble. wing commander leask is an raf typhoon pilot serving with naito in estonia. he's on standby with the quick reaction force. so here we've got a typhoon aircraft. it is armed at the moment, so it's on state, we call it. the raf�*s nine squadron has just taken over this mission from germany's richthofen squadron. this is one of six raf typhoons based here at amari air base in eston

britain's royal air force has taken overfrom germany, in the lead role of policing the skies over nato'sscale invasion of ukraine last year. 0ur security correspondent, frank gardner, was given exclusive access to nato's forward airbase at amari in estonia. in the skies above estonia, the raf is helping patrol nato's eastern flank on the lookout for any russian incursions. since the full scale invasion of ukraine, nato's has been increasing its vigilance here in the baltics. come this way, let me show you the aircraft. so i'm on state at the moment, so if the alarm goes, clearly, i'll run back in, get my flying jacket, and i'll be into the aircraft to scramble. wing commander leask is an raf typhoon pilot serving with naito in estonia. he's on standby with the quick reaction force. so here we've got a typhoon aircraft. it is armed at the moment, so it's on state, we call it. the raf�*s nine squadron has just taken over this mission from germany's richthofen squadron. this is one of six raf typhoons based here at amari air base in estonia. it's part of nato's baltic air policing 0peration

stated in the statement of the british government, although there are certain details because the royal air forcetself does not have f16 armed, but there is an opportunity to train them. so by the summer they should open a training center and the planes will probably supply other countries with this coalition of fighters but without agreement will probably still not be possible because the manufacturer of these planes so this is good news about the f16 with the help of britain, and the bad is that with this step ukraine's partners have delayed somewhat, but the war is unlikely to end in the current year and fighter jets will still be needed by ukraine in the future. it is good that britain is promoting this process and on the front line from the main this is of course the situation around bahmut and the city itself, here our military forces are squeezing enemy units from the north and south of bahmut on the flanks already secured supplies through chromov and ivanivsk and aimed at entrenching on the commanding heights in the top and above klichchivka, but in bakhmut itself, the enemy. and these wa

nations, the united kingdom, the united states, and the ussr, the march, the 31st 1945, the british royal air force plane lands in crimea with a very important passenger, the british prime minister's wife clemency. and to let you move my daughter to are you able to participate in the future? i'm assuming you see you and you believe.

the royal air force have been rehearsing the coronation fly—past over raf cranwell in lincolnshire.he armed services throughout his time, and it's great to be able to put such a spectacle together for his coronation on the sixth. what you've seen today is a smaller version of that, 36 aircraft, but across all three services, and hopefully you've seen the amount of planning that's gone into that. i was very happy with the practice today, the spacing, how it's going to look, the contingencies around the day. scotland plays a key role in the coronation. the stone of destiny, dispatched to westminster abbey from edinburgh castle, was used in the coronation of scottish royalty for hundreds of years, also known as the stone of skin. it was kept in london for seven centuries until the uk government returned it to scotland in 1996. the historic journey prompted concerns the relic could be a target for campaigners, so security has been stepped up. the stone has been described rather worryingly as the soul of scotland, and nobody wants to drop that in the floor. so yes, there's been quite a l

navy, royal air force as well. we— navy, royal air force as well. we hewe— navy, royal air force as wellttle bit later on this morning. and mark, lots of vip guests will be attending . many heads of state attending. many heads of state is going to be huge security operation, isn't it ? yes. i is going to be huge security operation, isn't it? yes. i mean , the commissioner of the metropolitan police has described this as the biggest single day security operation that the metropolitan police has ever mounted . so it gives you an ever mounted. so it gives you an tntteetten— ever mounted. so it gives you an tntteetten et— ever mounted. so it gives you an indication of the— “tit: so it gives you an indication of the challenge that thew— indication of the challenge that thew we— indication of the challenge that thew teetng— indication of the challenge that thew teetng .— indication of the challenge that they are facing . and they are they are facing. and they are tetnet— they are facing. and they are retnet by— they are facing. and they are joined by thousands of members of joined by thousands

buckingham palace was a spectacular flypast by the red arrows — the aerobatics display team of the royal air forcepetctacle. what you're seeing here is the moment the royal airforce pilots swooped in formation above the streets of london. the original performance featured more than 60 aircraft — but had to be scaled back due to the rainy weather. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. part two of the coronation weekend looking betterfor many areas, drierand more sunshine. one ortwo areas, drierand more sunshine. one or two showers towards the east, then all change for a bank holiday monday, anotherfrontal then all change for a bank holiday monday, another frontal system works its way in, rain and heavy showers in northern ireland. this is monday's rain, this is yesterday's rain, lighterwinds monday's rain, this is yesterday's rain, lighter winds and sunshine and warm feel to the afternoon. chance of showers in eastern parts of scotland and eastern parts of england, staying great and marking for eastern scotland and the northern isles. 11 degrees for aberdeen. elsewhere it will be warm, temperatures

— place for him and the royal air force lt— place for him and the royal air force. , r, , placeace and people coming here to commemorate the life of a remarkable gentleman. it's a beautiful morning in cornwall, and laterjenny kumah will be there on that beach in st ives, to tell us about a new coastal wildlife code to help tourists protect wildlife when they visit the coast time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london, i'm victoria hollins. workers at tourist attractions and other sites across london will strike today in a dispute over pay. 900 workers employed by the city of london corporation who are members of the gmb union will walk out for 2h hours. they'll be picketing at locations including the barbican centre, tower bridge and the old bailey. a city of london corporation spokesperson said this year's pay award gave all full—time employees at least £2,300 extra, and addressed the "challenges staff face in the fairest way possible" rail investigators say they'll be looking at an incident at clapham common tube station wher

born injamaica, he travelled thousands of miles as a teenager to the uk to volunteer with the royal air forcen spent decades living in london — this is him celebrating his 93rd birthday. but when he died, he had no known relatives. organisers of his funeral were inundated with requests from the public who wanted to attend. and today, they were joined by former and current raf personnel. for me when i read the story, i thought, "well, i am emboldened to come down and attend on the day because you have got to come down." the thing is he has always got a family. i know initially he didn't have a close family to hand, but he has always got a family once he's in the forces and that's why i'm here. to have the last veteran of that time from the caribbean, and to be able to come together today to remember that, to respect that and reflect on how important it was, it means a great deal to everybody. our intention was originallyl that we would go to the pub and have a drink in his memory. peter brown's neighbours, who knew him for decades, helped to organise today's service and remember a quiet, modes

so that they have their own flight certificates, then they hang them on the wall or join the royal air force ones, that is gun that hangs on wall, sooner or later it will shoot it no doubt. here, zelensky's wife went to south korea to meet with the president, obviously also asking for korean shells, not a lot. here, but they still don’t want to give them so much right away. north korea will receive from us everything that it or not has yet. i'm on my mind. i think a person in china will succeed immediately, too , the macron said that france is starting more and more. uh, also help ukraine militarily, and this is one such part of the world. yes, and here's how you can see to the other side. uh, the president of sa said that the african countries have developed their own peace initiatives and offered them to vladimir vladimirovich putin today. uh, for example, uh, kita and brazil are now supporting the russian line on the grain deal, so that this part, which ukraine must fulfill on ammonia, is also completed. although i am personally sure that they will never be unlocked. this is a soft wire p

he will have seen the figures of those who have been evacuated by the royal air force and those who havethe predominant number worth, will have known about the evacuation and will have been able to go to the airport, so we believe that it is inconceivable that people didn�*t know about this and we think that most of them are out. and finally, he asked me about safe and legal routes. when the prime estimate is very comprehensive statement to the house about how we would stop these boats, these poor people who are coming across the busiest sea lane in the world, putting themselves into the hands of the modern day equivalent of the slave trader, he set out a whole range of measures including that he would introduce in due course safe and legal routes, and that is the answer to his question. thank you, mr deputy speaker. is there any evidence that the wagner group�*s links with the rapid support forces have anything to do with the uprising, bearing in mind that a tension of —— attention of government on the ukraine crisis has been taken away by this crisis? when does he agree that if we don�

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