, that will be taking place in just royal air force, that will be taking place injust under royal, that will be taking place in just under half—an—hour�*s time. of course for the coronation it, it wasn't able to take place because the weather wasn't right, so wasn't able to take place in its full glory, but that's not likely to be an issue today because it has been very good weather for it, dry and sunny, but not as hot as it was during the full dress rehearsal for trooping the colour which took place last week. you may have seen footage that was from that dress rehearsal of many soldiers thinking because of the heat. but that wasn't an issue today. as you can see, the soldiers taking part in the parade, to give you an idea of the scale of this, or than m00 soldiers are parading, 200 horses and hundreds of army musicians are also taking part, and this is on a bigger scale than trooping the colour has been in recent years, as it was scaled back during the years of the pandemic, and today it has returned to its full, wider, broaderscale. earlier king charles was on horseback through

tie: hercules in royal air than five decades in service. t'te: hercules in royal air force is in its 57th year which is actually the longest serving of any aircraft we've had in the royal air force. i'm really proud of everything the air aircraft and people have achieved in the time so to do this amazing final event is quite a special honour.— to do this amazing final event is quite a special honour. flying “ust behind the hercules i quite a special honour. flying “ust behind the hercules will i quite a special honour. flying “ust behind the hercules will be h quite a special honour. flying just behind the hercules will be the i quite a special honour. flying just. behind the hercules will be the sea 17 and this is one with a very special royal connection. last september this plane was used to transport the late queen's coffin from edinburgh to raf northolt. 0ver from edinburgh to raf northolt. over the years fly—past over buckingham palace have provided some of the most memorable moments of the royal year. but whether they can go ahead is down to the weather. this was coro

so, aircraft from the royal navy, the british army and of course the royal air force will be celebratinghe king's birth with a fly past scheduled for 1pm. in two and a half hours�* time. 70 aircraft are expected to fly through the sky past buckingham palace, which is always the peak of the event and draws huge crowds and it follows the royal family appearing on the balcony to greet the crowd. and that is when, as we were hearing from a correspondent outside buckingham palace in earlier, that�*s when the crowds push down toward buckingham palace and around the gates to see the royal family appear on the balcony. and wave to the crowds. just talk you through what to expect in terms of how the day progresses, the order of events around 10:a5am, in around seven minutes�* time, his majesty the king is due to leave buckingham palace escorted by the household cavalry. and then at 11 o�*clock precisely, injust household cavalry. and then at 11 o�*clock precisely, in just under half an hour�*s time, the king is due to arrive on horse guards parade to take the royal salute. and then he reviews his

an event which involves the british army, the household division of the british army and the royal air forceroyal air force comes in with a fly past, the full coronation fly past, which can take place on coronation day because of the wet weather, but more than 60 aircraft of the royal air force will get their chance today to pay their tribute on this first birthday parade of king charles iii. find parade of king charles iii. and nicholas. _ parade of king charles iii. and nicholas, when _ parade of king charles iii. and nicholas, when we _ parade of king charles iii. and nicholas, when we spoke a little earlier, you mention is that whereas previously we may have been used to seeing her late majesty the queen, queen elizabeth ii along on her own to inspect the soldiers, earlier today, we sought notjust king charles doing it but he was accompanied by the other senior royals as well. accompanied by the other senior royals as well-— royals as well. yes, they have reverted to — royals as well. yes, they have reverted to the _ royals as well. yes, they have reverted to the format - royals as well.

so there are two typhoons, some of the most modern aircraft in the royal air force.with one of the refuelling aircraft possibly. i'm not quite sure as i am not an expert on raf aircraft. and now, ithink and now, i think a six f 35 aircraft. these are the loch needs, i think. these are the aircraft which will be used on britain's aircraft carriers. so, and they come. quite silently actually. i'm sure they will be a brawl in a moment. but here they are. six f 35. —— i'm sure they will be a roar in a moment. and to the king i should imagine... well this is, here we are, see our. this is a surprise gesture by the raf. —— cr. i can't count how many aircraft, i'm told 18. 18 typhoons count how many aircraft, i'm told 18. i8 typhoons forming this symbolic tribute to the king, the rain of charles iii. i have to sayjust watching that they are in absolutely perfect formation. and finally, as always, the raf�*s aerobatic stars, the red arrows. cheering and applause the red arrows with their red white and blue vapour trails. the crowds cheer, and the king and other members of th

tie: hercules in the royal air force services in its 57th year, which is actually the longest servingd over this time. to do this amazing final event is quite a special honor.— to do this amazing final event is quite a special honor. flying 'ust behind the fi quite a special honor. flying 'ust behind the hercules i quite a special honor. flying 'ust behind the hercules will i quite a special honor. flying 'ust behind the hercules will be h quite a special honor. flying just behind the hercules will be the i behind the hercules will be the c-17. this behind the hercules will be the c—17. this is one with a very special royal connection. last september this plane was used to transport the late queens coffin from edinburgh. over the years fly pass over buckingham palace have provided some of the most memorable moments of the royal year. but whether they can go ahead is down to the weather. this was coronation day from the cockpit of a red arrow put up from the cockpit of a red arrow put up the low cloud and visibility meant only the and a helicopter could safely perform the fly past. to t

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soldiers and officers of elite units and even the royal air force apply for free rations.d banks that accept food with a draining expiration date from manufacturers , then to distribute to the needy british sailors. they say that they do not have enough money to visit these relatives or go on vacation. at the same time, according to the law, to participate in strikes. the military has no right. but the load on them is growing right now it is necessary to conduct in europe the largest in its history, according to legend, air exercises are going to reflect the attacks of a potential enemy. donald trump walked out of court where he was charged with negligently keeping secret documents of the state, he did not admit guilt, and for the voters he gave an incendiary speech, the crowd in response chanted trump's birthday today turns 77 years old. as a supporter, he said that he was trying to steal his victory in the us presidential election and for a long time listed all the mistakes american presidents. when dealing with classified information, i remembered george w. bush, bill c

air defense artillery. and while in the west they spend their forces to help kiev , the british military found themselves in a distressed situation. journalists edition of sky news studied the documents of the royalm the military themselves charitable organizations and here's what they found out. it is, for example, the need to choose between food and fuel, which a number of employees faced. at the same time, some of them cannot afford to drive home with their base to see their family, in addition, the number of applications for financial support in a charitable organization from the military themselves or on their behalf has doubled ; for 4 days because she spent her last money for infant formula. ships of the baltic fleet conducted an exercise in the baltic sea imitation of a real battle with a surface rake of a mock enemy and repulsion of attacks from the air, as well as search and tracking of enemy submarines involved warships boats here, as part of the training, the military conducted conditional cannons rockets to air targets maneuvers are carried out on against the backdrop of nato exercises in the largest in the history of the alliance 10.000, the military from 25 states, according to leg

you can see the crowds there waiting for the royal air force fly pass.day's trooping the colors ceremony in london. >> the military parade with king charles at the helm just wrapped up. this event marks king charles' first official birthday celebration as sovereign, even though his birthday is in november, it's british tradition to hold a military birthday parade in the summer. anna stewart outside of buckingham palace. we're waiting to see the royal family. walk us through what's happening now. >> as you can probably hear, there are some loud noises behind me because a 41-gun salute just started behind us in honor of the king's official birthday. not his official birthday, monarchs get not one but two. monarchs like to celebrate their birthday with the trooping of the color, an old tradition that takes place in the summer, hopefully the rain won't ruin the parade, and it hasn't today. the end of this celebration, you will see king charles and hopefully other members of the royal family on the balcony of buckingham palace where they will be able to appre

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so in november 2021, australia said goodbye to af-18 fighters in uniform , the country's royal air forcened dozens of these aircraft after 36 years of service. now the australian government has an idea, why not get rid of the forts by handing over the fine shell review to the kiev regime, instead of sending 41 aircraft to the canbera junkyard is discussing with washington their supply to ukraine . the consent of the united states is allegedly needed because they have intellectual property rights to a number of on-board devices of the fighter. permission, likely to be obtained earlier, the white house has already approved the proposal of the uk and other european countries to train ukrainian pilots on the f-16. and hornet fighters are very similar to the f-16 aircraft that the ukrainians asked the united states for. we have 41 of these fighters. they appear to be in good condition. yes, several planes. have to disassemble for parts. but most can be used in the same way with the help of ukraine , enterprising australians are going to dispose of an unnamed number of hawkeye light armored ve

intercepted the military aircraft of the russian federation, according to the reports of the royal air forcer this, british typhoon fighters took to the sky, estonia had to accompany one tu-134 aircraft and two more su-27s from the british the air force pointed out that the flight of russian military aircraft did not comply with international standards because the aircraft did not contact the relevant flight information area. and now the conference on the restoration of ukraine in london with the speeches of the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi and the prime minister of britain rishi sonaka is lost on our airwaves but is trying to look to the future and rebuild the economy more modern open greener and more sustainable when i recently visited kyiv i saw modern equipment that was already visible everywhere all this shows that it is impossible to close the ukrainian potential, instead, support the response to the urgent needs that exist now and plan for immediate immediate recovery as soon as the war is over, despite all the suffering that the war brought, ukraine is currently planning

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british fighters intercepted russian planes. near nato airspace, the royal air force reported that asian il-20 and two su-27s did not contact the regional flight information center and approached the borders of estonia. such a flight of areffi planes violates international norms, the british military said. romania wants to extend restrictions on the import of grain from ukraine until the end of the year , the minister of agriculture of the country, florin barbeau, said that the european commission will be asked to do so. currently, the ban is valid until september 15, and the list of restrictions may also include honey and meat so that romanian farmers can sell local products, a high-ranking official noted the tragedy with migrants, a fishing boat by seekers of a better fate capsized in the ionian sea near greece, at least 79 people died and hundreds went missing, there were about half a thousand passengers on board, most of them were citizens of egypt and pakistan, the bodies of the dead were brought to the coast of the greek port of kalamata managed to save at least 104 people, the

and later, a birthday parade fit for a king. 1,400 soldiers, 400 musicians, 200 horses, and a royal air forcelyover as britain celebrates king charles' official birthday as monarch. >> this is the cbs weekend news from chicago with adriana diaz. >>> good evening. this juneteenth holiday weekend has begun with more than 40 million americans threatened by dangerous storms and blistering heat. tonight the greatest danger is from oklahoma to florida. large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes are possible. the latest severe weather follows this scary scene, a water spout on the gulf coast blew ashore in clear water. two people were hurt. and in perryton, texas, the clean-up is still ongoing after an ef3 tornado destroyed everything in its path, killing three people. for more let's check in with meteorologist paula reid from our w -- paul goodloe. >> it's mid-june, but it is acting like perhaps middle of may in terms of big storms still rolling tonight. tomorrow father's day still rolling across mississippi valley and into the gulf coast. the timing of this is before the sun comes up, overnight tomo

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as we speak, the royal air force is operating the hercules farewell -- over all parts of the u.k. for over 1007 years, my constituents of 47th squadron have defended our country. now, as the -- stands down, would my right honorable friend join the whole house in paying tribute to this remarkable record of service for this amazing squadron? all the men and women that made our country proud. >> mr. speaker, i join my honorable friend in paying tribute to 47th squadron, their association with the hercules now stretcheses for 45 years. and although -- at the heart of defense has often been unheralded,s the squadron has served with professionalism and distinction throughout. i hope whole house will join he in saying that the personnel can be rightly proud, and they have our thanks. >> [inaudible] >> thank you, mr. speaker. my constituents have been let down by this government. my elderly father or -- [inaudible] his next appointment is schedulf living crisis, my constituent pays for private care. he cannot wait fife months for an appointment. this is the reality of -- [inaudible] negle

jointly the united states is discussing sending kiev forty-one decommissioned aircraft royal australian air force instead of sending them for recycling. voting will take place today in new york for the election of a non-permanent member of the un security council for the next 2 years. more than 15 years have passed since belarus submitted its application for election to the council until very recently it was the only candidate from the eastern european regional group. however, in violation of all agreements on the principles of diplomacy , slovenia advanced for the same period. although it had previously applied for 2042-43. permanent representative of belarus to the un valentina rybakov is sure that such a decision was made by ljubljana and its partners in order to punish minsk for its independent foreign policy, and the foreign ministry has no doubt that slovenia was put up with the main goal of preventing the election of belarus to strengthen the position of the political west. as part of the un security council , which once again proves the desire of western countries to control the organizat

as we speak, the royal air _ is not something of this d. as we speak, the royal air forceoud? ijoined my noble friend in paying tribute to 47 squadron. - proud? ijoined my noble friend in l paying tribute to 47 squadron. their association with the hercules now stretches for 45 years. although their vital work at the heart of defence has often been unheralded, this squadron has served with professionalism and distinction throughout. i think the whole house willjoin me in saying that the personnel included can be rightly proud and they have our full thanks. my proud and they have our full thanks. my constituents has been let down by this government. her elderly father, a veteran of the big with cancer, has developed serious heart problems. his next appointment is scheduled for november. my constituent paid for private care as he cannot wait five months for an appointment. he has now been diagnosed with heart failure. this is the reality of tory britain. elderly and sick people neglected and turned away. the conservatives have broken the nhs. the british public deserve so muc

two royal air force planes are being used to transfer equipment and personnel to stjohn's in canada toe, the movement of additional commercial equipment. those aircraft taking off in north—east scotland a little while ago. squadron leader simon philip saying the raf is always willing to support civilian authorities in emergency and humanitarian situations. we hope the raf contribution to this international rescue effort is of assistance. more help, more international help heading to the scene. in the uk, the bank of england is the latest central bank to put up interest rates. they've gone up by half a percentage point — to 5%. that's the highest rate for 15 years. it means higher monthly payments for about 1,500,000 people with a tracker or variable rate mortgages — as well as those about to re—mortgage. the bank of england, like most central banks around the world — is tackling high inflation and trying to curb prices. just a quick comparison — in the us, interest rates stand, at five — to 5.25 percent. levels not seen for 16 years, although the fed held them static at its last meetin

later king charles ii and the royal family were on the balcony at buckingham palace for the royal air forcecnn's anna stewart has more. >> reporter: one of the perks of being a british monarch is having a second official birthday and one marked with a parade like no other. this was king charles' first trooping the color, he left buckingham palace for the procession on horseback, a sight not seen for nearly 40 years, and wearing the regimental uniform of the welsh guards. the flag was being trooped this year. cheers from the crowds who gathered on the mall, also for the royals that followed. close behind prince william, now the prince of wales, in uniform as he is the colonel now, he was joined by princess ann. and then behind in a carriage, queen camilla, the princess of wales with the ultimate crowd-pleasing trio of prince george and louis and princess charlotte. this military ceremony focuses on the household division of the british army, the five regiments of the food guards take turn to troop their color each year with a two household calvary performing the king's escort. the national a

later, the king and the royal family were up on the balcony of buckingham palace for the royal air forcenna stewart has more from buckingham palace. >> reporter: one of the parts of being a british monarch is having a second official birthday, and one marked with a parade like no other. this was king charles' first trouping the color, he left buckingham palace for the procession on horseback, a site none seen for nearly 40 years and wearing the regimental uniform of the welsch guards. cheers from the crowd who gathered on the mall. also for the royals that followed. close behind, prince william, now the prince of wales, and also a welsch guard uniform, as he is the regiment's colonel now, a position he inherited from his father, he was joined by princess ann and the duke of edenboro in their respective uniforms. behind in the carriage, the queen camilla the princess of wales, with the ultimate crowd cheering trio of george, charlotte and louis. and it focuses on the british army. the five reg meants of the foot guards, they take times to troupe their color each year, along with the king

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coast guard and the royal canadian air force, and it is conducting a search that is vast east of capecuba diving is a depth of 1,000 feet. once you hit 3,000 feet, light is not visible. once you hit 3,200 feet, mammals can not survive. 12,000 feet is the average depth of the ocean floor, and the "titanic" is below that, because it settled at 12,400 feet which is 12,000 miles below the ocean's floor, and you can see how challenging this is. jason carroll is with me following this search operation from boston. you were talking with me about this last time, and the depth is the problem and the clock is what is against them. what is the search operation looking like today then, jason? >> kate, good question. a short while ago, we got an update from the coast guard in boston in terms of heading up this operation. they say that the canadian aircraft of p-3 aurora arrived on the scene out there again, and talking about 900 miles due east of where we are right now. and that particular aircraft is going to be able to conduct sonar searches. the ships the "polar prince" and "dee p rnergy" is a

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horror stories appeared, and threats are more than real at a meeting of the british royal aerospace society. air forceucker hamilton spoke about recent exercises conducted using artificial intelligence, the retelling is published on the website of the royal society itself, as well as in the garden newspaper and a number of other publications, that is it was obvious that the essence of the incident took place. it's like flying drones. during the exercise , they entrusted a smart computer, which destroyed target after target, and when he was told to stop, he blew up the control room , along with the operator, other participants in the exercise intervened, who tried to paralyze the activity of artificial intelligence. here, in response, he destroyed the communication center and began to act autonomously. the only thing that somewhat calms the teachings were virtual and everyone remained alive. well, according to colonel hamilton, at least this story seriously frightened experts of the laws of robotics, and asimov's basin is remembered, all androids there were forbidden to nano man by their action or inac

moving in kaliningrad sport and with a pair of su-273 fighters and europilderson fighters of the royal air force in the baltic countries were flying towards russia prefers not to collide. in the sense that the alliance will lead troops to ukraine in glory, at least it is not going to this was stated by the head of the military headquarters of the european union on the air of the french tv channel. the conflict will continue regardless of the results of the counteroffensive, it will not lead to the end of the war. during this counter-offensive, the ukrainians will not be able to recapture all their territories. but this is without a doubt their main goal. so there will be other counteroffensives. third, for example, there will not be as many of them as needed, are we ready to go further in our support of ukraine, are we ready to send people there. i i think this is out of the question. here are the troops. to ukraine means entry into the war. this means going to war with russia, and neither the eu nor the european union wants this, and we are not at war with russia , we support the country agains

coast guard and the royal canadian air force are involved in the search.rch covers a huge area, 900 miles east of cape cod. one of the biggest challenges is the depth that we're talking about here, the "titanic" wreckage sits at nearly 13,000 feet below the surface. the deepest underwater rescue ever recorded was just at over 1500 feet deep. and that was back in 1973. cnn's jason carroll is in boston following all of this. jason, what does the search operation looks like this morning? >> reporter: well, the depth is just one of the challenges that you sort of outlined there, kate. there are a number of challenges that search and rescue teams are going to be facing, as they get this effort under way. first, let's talk about the area that they're searching. it's a vast area. it's a remote area. we're talking about an hour about the size of connecticut, about 5,000 square miles across. and what search and rescue teams have done is not only searching by air, but they've dropped sonar buoys below the surface to see if they can try to hear any sort of sound from

during the great patriotic war of the second world war, the british tarden an entire unit of the royal air forcestroyers destroyed dams in germany when the germans fought with us, when they defended moscow, yes. istra reservoir was blown up, you think, this was genocide, of course, it wasn’t completely crazy . you are a serious reservoir. now you will compare here to the terminal and completely forgot. how many people died to become do you know maturity? unfortunately, do you understand oil? anything. now comes the justification of concentration actions. and it is precisely the logic of millions of people, just a military operation. come on, i'm constantly going to war. unfortunately, people are dying , you know, people, no matter what, from your position, you always reduce. uh, your evidence to the fact that yes, no, evidence explanation, you have some kind of proof of your point of view is correct and you talk all the time. for some reason, about this you, you don’t make any of these statements commented in these frames do not comment, you explain all the time. russian countries have such a st

two british air force typhoon fighters that were approaching the russian border, western propagandists complain that the su-27 flew so close to british aircraft that the inscription of the royal can be seen with the naked eye, russian su-27 borders are also guarded over the baltic. according to the russian ministry of defense fighter pilots and carrier-based aircraft are constantly practicing air operations in the sky over the baltic sea, the crews of su-27 aircraft of the russian baltic fleet are ready to hit all hostile air targets with missiles at any time with a target, it has the main goal of such exercises to maintain the shape of pilots, as well as develop skills for neutralization. threats in the sky over the baltic, despite the venerable age of these fighters. they are ready to defend leningrad 24 hours. in a day, the presence of such aviation will soon be replenished with some more combat vehicles connected. this is due to the fact that the german minister of defense and the history of the transfer of another 40,000 troops to lithuania talent. dangerous incident in the black sea russian fighters fly so close that the inscription on one of the british aircraft is vis

part of the land in order to end the war, adding fuel to the fire, the former admiral of the royal air forceot unlimited. ukraine probably. will never liberate , crimea and donbass and so it's more of a question of where the line will be drawn on the map when the war stops and the west has many domestic priorities here in london we have a cost of living crisis. there is an inflation crisis. we have no weapons in our arsenal. we are doing our best to support ukraine but we cannot continue like this. but zaluzhny commander-in-chief of ukraine , in an interview with your post, said that he was enraged by comments about a slow advance in the forest further. direct quote is not a show. this is not a show. this is not a movie. it's not a series that the whole world is watching and betting on or something like that every day. each meter is given in blood, the commander-in-chief said high without a full supply. these plans are not feasible at all, but they are being implemented. yes, it may not be quickly, as the participant of the show would like, as the participant of the film and the series would

admiral of the royal air force, in his opinion, ukraine will not be able to liberate the entire territorymited. ukraine will probably never liberate crimea and donbass and so it's more of a question of where the line will be drawn on the map when the war stops and the west has a lot of domestic priorities here in london we have a cost of living crisis. there is a crisis inflation. we have no weapons in our arsenal. we are doing our best to support ukraine but we cannot continue in the same duhevich. well, what can you say? here's what to assess now. if the situation as a whole, then the first thing is taking into account the data that comes from the ministry of defense on losses of the apu. the first thing that can be stated is that the offensive is fizzling out at this stage? uh, the action of ukraine with spread fingers, that is, in all directions in small groups, it is doomed to defeat one at a time. for a simple reason, such actions are effective in cases where there is no place, or rather a continuous band. defense, a continuous line of defense. we must fight to concentrate large for

chaplains, an internal audit suggests that the rising cost of living led to a drop in morale in the royal air forcereport cites one of the military personnel, free food places became popular military personnel of most units. one such point is located here at the raf base in conningsby, county, lincolshire originally. it was intended to collect food donations from air force officers to distribute to the local poor, but personnel have also begun to use the point, sources say , with a second report released last year stating that the rising cost of living is taking a toll on service members at the airbase. and what will ultimately affect military personnel at all defense facilities. the document also notes that some military personnel have to choose between filling up their car and buying food. i never thought that she would have to go for free toothpaste and soap to keep her daughter and her house clean, but the money was only enough to pay for the apartment, and she had to choose between buying food and personal hygiene items of some kind of cleaning products . i tried to make my own toothpaste out

the tests, a shocking fact was found in the report of the conference of the british royal aviation society , us air force tucker hamilton spoke about the simulation, where the attack drone further the task of destroying the enemy’s air defense artificial intelligence concluded that people with their teams only interfere with the fulfillment of his task and decided to destroy them after the us air force began to make excuses that there was no experiment, and the words of the colonel were taken out of context. hungary, under the leadership of the current government, will never fight with russia and will not allow itself to be drawn into the conflict in ukraine , the prime minister said. countries, answering questions about the collective west, which pushes, kiev, apart from losses and delivers everything more weapons. viktor orban called such a policy immoral, it is necessary to prevent the counter-offensive of the ukrainian army, because it will only lead to new victims of conflicts , primarily from ukraine, despite sanctions against our farmers. it was possible to increase output and increase the volume

non-speculative horror stories, and more than real threats at a meeting of the british royal aerospace society. air forcer-hamelton spoke about recent exercises conducted using artificial intelligence . it's like flying drones. during the exercises , they entrusted a smart computer, which destroyed target after target, and when he was told to stop, he blew up the control room along with the operator, other participants in the exercise intervened, who tried to paralyze the activity of artificial intelligence, in response, it destroyed the communication center and began to act autonomously. the only thing that somewhat calms the exercises was virtual and everyone remained alive. well, if you believe colonel hamilton, at least this story seriously scared the experts. the laws of robotics from isaac asimov remember that androids were forbidden to apply everything there. to a person by his action or inaction, in truth, even fantasy novels are worked just like that. now some restrictions and prohibitions to artificial intelligence. the developers themselves are trying to dictate there is no single standard, an

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we can speak to - some of those involved in the film. joining us now is di bird, a royal air force policeolved? i was told six weeks out. we had a new group of trainees - involved? i was told six weeks out. | we had a new group of trainees who had just finished training straight out of the raf police school and we were on exercise introducing them to the joys of being uncomfortable and living in the field. my boss phoned and said hypothetically speaking, if you went to an unknown location, to rescue an unknown number of people with an unknown threat, how many people do you need? of course the answer is unknown. we talked about it and i had about four weeks to prepare everything to get ready to go. prepare everything to get ready to co. �* , ., prepare everything to get ready to co. �* y ., ~ prepare everything to get ready to co. �* , ., ~ , ., prepare everything to get ready to to. �* " ., go. and you knew where you are auoin ? go. and you knew where you are going? we _ go. and you knew where you are going? we did — go. and you knew where you are going? we did but _ go. and you knew wher

you joined the royal air force as a man.the armed forces realised that it's into what it is it's transformed into what it is today, is openly inclusive today, which is openly inclusive and it values all and supportive and it values all its people. but what hasn't happenedis its people. but what hasn't happened is we haven't stepped back to those veterans who were dismissed in shameful circumstances and in the most horrendous ways. they were young people serving in our armed forces and we let them down massively. and when they were dismissed from service, no body has tried to find out what happened to them. and to address the consequences of the way they were dismissed, whether they went to prison, whether they were given interrogations through special investigations branch , invasive medical branch, invasive medical inspections , a whole manner of inspections, a whole manner of ways in which they were dismissed. and they've had to live with that all of this time . so it's important for us to address that. and that's why we s

first, let's chat with stacey, you are the offers are behind the royal air force dogs, what goes into the force? we have 176 military working dogs all across - the force? we have 176 military working dogs all across the - the force? we have 176 militaryl working dogs all across the force the force? we have 176 military - working dogs all across the force in different— working dogs all across the force in different capabilities across 13 different capabilities across 13 different sections either across the uk or— different sections either across the uk or the _ different sections either across the uk or the globe.— uk or the globe. they have a good life working _ uk or the globe. they have a good life working with _ uk or the globe. they have a good life working with the _ uk or the globe. they have a good life working with the raf - uk or the globe. they have a good life working with the raf but - uk or the globe. they have a good life working with the raf but what| life working with the raf but what happens when they retire? letgfe life working with the raf but what happens when they