if you're like cast your survivor royal engineer or miss beasley one hundred one years young and you go to scotland town. in france and i'm sure not after me but la cameras now current. alabama about like if they want. to solicit less and less take you back to when you were on borderline cast the bombs went down the funnel the ship was packed to the gunnels with tindall well the ole soldiers so well the civilians refugees other people then nearly all. soldiers and nurses and army term for an. average home repay poland and i. some of my children with them but i think the key thing to survival was was it just your lot was a huge fight you were a strong swimmer was to your advantage of course but it was yeah but some people stay some people would jump because they didn't know what to do on the ship sank and are so i'll assure was about tomorrow why shower for our baggage jump in when why how cause when i passed one provider twenty minutes then left row now is the cove where i come around and he said in striped pull me i know how sharp edges. and he stood on a barrel and the strong. rath

and therefore today i'm privileged to be here not split to interview like last year survivor royal engineer basically one hundred one years young and can't come. in france and i'm going to not after me. walk. out of burma they want the area that's a little less and less take you back to when you were on borderline cast the bombs went down the funnel. the ship was packed to the gunnels with people well the old soldiers or world of civilians refugees other people nearly nearly all. soldiers and nurses and then one. every home repaid or and i. some all my children what do you think the key thing to survival was was it just your luck was that you fight you were a strong swimmer who was to your advantage of course but it was yeah but some people stay some people would become president what to do. shane can and are thought well a or a hero.

years and therefore today i'm privileged to be here not to interview like last year survivor royal engineer basically one hundred one years younger. than me who lost family. i remember about mostly well yeah i was a little less i must take you back to when you were on borderline cast the bombs went down the funnel the ship was packed to the gunnels with tindall well the ole soldiers saw a world the civilians refugees other people then nearly all. soldiers and nurses and one term for a year there was a hole in repay poland and i. some of my children with them but i think the key thing to survival was was it just your lot was a fight you were the straw swell of was to your advantage of course but it was where but some people stay some people would jump because they didn't know what to do on the ship shank and are so i'll sure was about to model why i shower for our baggage jump in the spring why how could swim quite a bit past one provide twenty minutes then let's row now is the cove where i come around and he said in striped pull me i know how charedi. and he stood on the bowery well and he

they are not marching as the coldstream guards, lifeguards, blues and royals, the engineers, about marchings, groupings of people who were together in the war which cuts across regiments and the services in effect. largely get the royal navy, airforce, army, but it's not like that they choose to march. no, this is almost unique in that it march. no, this is almost unique in thatitis march. no, this is almost unique in that it is a veterans' march, for britain and the commonwealth, both military and civilian services who fought for the crown on operations and that is the bond you see on horse guards parade as they form up, since 1927, the royal british legion responsible for pulling it together so responsible for pulling it together so there's a certain amount of rules and regulations that are applied, so for instance, you will see today there's a rotation, so this year evenif there's a rotation, so this year even if we were to slide away from those rules and regulations, because of the associations very much part of the associations very much part of the associations very much part of the w

this is the royal academy of engineering at the university of manchester working with schools in the, tinkering, it all looks very good. that's it for today's morning briefing. sport now and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's sally nugent. sell daniel sturridge, what is happening with him? good morning... daniel sturridge is in trouble with the fa over it's betting rules. the liverpool and england striker‘s been charged with misconduct, and it's to do with a rule around giving out information which has been "obtained by virtue of his position", and is ”not publically available”. liverpool say sturridge has ”categorically stated” that he has never gambled on football. he has a couple of weeks to appeal against that charge. the former england, west ham and chelsea midfielderjoe cole has announced his retirment from football. he's 37, and has spent the last couple of years playing for the tampa bay rowdies in america. here he is scoring that brilliant goal for england at the 2006 world cup in germany. i feel very old, i was at this match! cole says his career has bee

treat the people of saudi arabia as slaves for this royal family so if the royal family doesn't want any white males to be engineers they got to do that if they want women not to drive in saudi arabia they've got to do that and they tell anybody else who says otherwise now when the wind changed and they want to get some good p.r. and the capitals of the world they get to release the woman now by they get they get to a long moment to drive but in the same time they were afraid that people make a connection between the activism and the change so he put the activist the activist and change and the jail. she is only a peaceful activist can you imagine that through the qatari or mr asiri who are connected to the killing of mr karr shakti are not asked to be killed but the cult in saudi arabia is asking though kept the head took to kill. ram so there is a double standard. well there is a message that the dream is giving if the dream was allowed to pass with jamal and to pass what they are doing right now muhammad incident as he said he will stay there for fifty years is what would be god not for the saudi people all for

marines, quite a number, for brigades of these mariners were raised, and elements in the royal naval division fought as engine -- infantry on gallipoli, so, they were sailors. okay, the fleet off of the dardanelles, the campaign in terms of naval aspect, went from -- the attack on 18 march was the main effort. now the idea was, to sail into this constricted waterway, using the naval guns, to put out of action the large shore batteries that the turks had constructed on the gallipoli peninsula. they had done this successfully earlier, putting out turkish batteries, so the thought was, if we send a large battleship force up, we can put out the guns and that will free up operations to land troops if we need to. well, the idea was to send the older pre-battleships, and what i mean by that is any battleship that was built in commission prior to roughly 1906, when hmx dread and off which was the next technological great leap, these were known as pre-, in terms of capability and terms of all of the war fighting capacity, they were minimalist. put it that way compared to a battleship, and so, the idea was that this co

treat the people of saudi arabia as slaves for this royal family so if the royal family doesn't want any white males to be engineers they got to do that if they want women not to drive in saudi arabia they've got to do that and they tell anybody else who says otherwise now when the wind changed and they want to get some good p.r. and the capitals of the world they get to release the woman now by they get they get to a long moment to drive but in the same time they were afraid that people make a connection between the activism and the change so he put the activist the activist and change and the jail. she is only a peaceful activist can you imagine that party or mr asiri who are connected to the killing of myself are not asked to be killed but the cult in saudi arabia is asking so kept the head took to kill. ram so there is a double standard. well there is a message that the dream is giving if the dream was allowed to pass with jamal and to pass what they are doing right now muhammad incident as he said he will stay there for fifty years is what the bill got not for the soul the people all for the international scen

treat the people of saudi arabia as slaves for this royal family so if the royal family doesn't want any white males to be engineers they got to do that if they want women not to drive in saudi arabia they've got to do that and they tell anybody else who says otherwise now when that when changed and they want to get some good p.r. and capitals of the world they get to release the woman now by they get they get to a long moment to drive but in the same time they were afraid that people make a connection between the activism and the change so he put the activists to activist and change and the jail. she is only a peaceful activist can you imagine that the qatari or mr asiri who are connected to the killing of mr are not asked to be killed but the cult in saudi arabia is asking so kept the head took to kill. ram so there is a double standard. i'm there is a message that the dream is giving us if the routine was a low to pass with jamal and to pass what they are doing right now mohammed been said man as he said he will stay there for fifty years has wouldn't be good not for the saudi people are for the international sc

engineering support also. >>> new at 6:00, a preview of a new abc documentary about duchess meghan markle. he's been creating a modern role for herself within the royalrning meghan prepared meals for homeless and women's shelter at a community kitchen in london. royal followers say she stands up for what she believes in and writes her own speeches. >>> meghan is the feminist princess of our dreams. and for americans, we sort of take pride in that. because we say, look, there's our american girl over there shaking up the monarchy. >> watch the full documentary. ♪ meghan's new life the real princess diaries" on abc tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. of course she writes her own speeches. she is a proudusc is fine too. >> hey, fight on. >> america's most popular mini advance is under recall. the problem that could put your kids at risk >> the rain is moving in. the prep is under way to prevent flood anything san francisco. >>> back live to sky 7. thanksgiving travel rush is happening now. happening now. we have everything you need mrs. walker. happening now. we have everything you need michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your comp