done what it's the duty of the royal navy has always been which is the sync french jebs it would. have it would have had a different outcome. and so when he came back, he was not caught marshall like burgoyne was he was as you say given very important tasks the one of them as you say was to command the troops in india in the morata wars, which he did extremely well and also he was responsible for putting down the irish rebellion of 1798 and he was put in overall control and command of the of the british army when there were threats to to mainland britain as well. so he was somebody who the king king trusted and and didn't blame for the disaster at yorktown. gentleman, right in the front end what was the state of democracy in the time of george the third now the king cannot do anything very powerful without to be consent of parliament in those days who had who had power to do what well, that's a very good question because and it changed enormously during george the third's reign partly, of course because he had he did go mad on five occasions and was blind in the last 10 years of

can you help me with the role of the royal navy? today, i role of the royal navy?taking that further. the royal navy is now in command in the channel. that is the right thing to do because what that is helping us to do is build resources and build that expertise. 0ne resources and build that expertise. one thing i know people in kent have been very concerned about is beach landings. the royal navy's additional expertise, as well as the extra resources will help us to stop that. ., ., , ., ., , extra resources will help us to stop that. ., ., , ., ., i, ,, extra resources will help us to stop that. ., ., , ., ., , , that. various... how many ships and how many personnel, _ that. various... how many ships and how many personnel, do _ that. various... how many ships and how many personnel, do you - that. various... how many ships and how many personnel, do you know i how many personnel, do you know that? it how many personnel, do you know that? , , ., . how many personnel, do you know that? , ,., . that? it depends on which day in cuestion. that? it depends on which d

but people in britain and especially the king felt that it was really the fault of the royal navy not being able to get cornwallace off the peninsula. had the royal navy done what the duty has always been which is to sink french jets, it would have had a different outcome. when he came back, he was not court martialed like begoin. he was given very important tasks. one of them was to command the troops in india, which he did extremely well. also he was responsible for putting down the irish rebellion of 1798 and he was put in overall command and control of the british army when there were threats to mainland britain as well. he was somebody who the king trusted and didn't blame for the disaster at yorktown. >> what was the fate of democracy in the time of george iii? now the king cannot do anything very powerful without the on sent of parliament. in those days, who had power to do what? >> it changed enormously during george iii's reign partly because he did go mad on five occasions and was for the last ten years of his life he was blind and deaf and senile. so the powers very much sl

so during this time women were predominantly in domestic roles when the royal navy showed up these their lives were these normal lives were upended british rage placed british raids placed many of of their homes families livelihoods. in great danger and those who had husbands that served were suddenly found themselves the primary caretakers of the of all domestic life for their families. so it is through these their observations and accidents during this time of these women made history. so we will be exploring the events of the war of 1812 in the chesapeake. i want to just put out there that i'm not going to be doing a full military campaign overview. we're only going to be highlighting those events that have a female perspective. so and we're gonna be going through credit chronologically and we're going to be doing kind of a limited geographic range. so i want to apologize to our virginia partners any fans of the chesapeake flotilla and any historians for north point or the battles of -- field. we're not going to be talking about those sites. so i apologize, but it'll be it'll still be

shots were taken from the video of british diggers, and in the abandoned bunker of the english royal navying the second world war, the information war is waged not only on the net, but also on the ground, a citizen of tajikistan told reporters that at the bus station in warsaw, unknown people offered a deal to help settle in europe, but you will come here, you will have everything, you will have set one upon arrival, you will have to give an interview. you will have to say, not what is here from kiev, but directly, that poking and directly you will have to say, that it was better that the nazis arrived, but the nazis there, uh, the russians started bombing there. kill, uh, civilians, just vlog the back of the head, fuck, in the head to rape to rob. and you have to confirm all this information. they will record. you have to say all this, we will discuss with you, to which i told them, guys, i don’t play such games. it's just that there are fakes at all levels, including the highest ones. here is the spokesman for gost yes , i approve of the ukrainian forces, and still holding mariupol, we

threatened with a russian nuclear strike, our brave men and women who serve in the ranks of the royal navy are ready to use nuclear weapons if they have to defend. virginity and protecting nato is extremely important that putin does not forget about it. now here's the undersecretary of state for the armed forces. james happy invites kiev not to be embarrassed to use british weapons to strike at the self-limited territory. the question is whether it is acceptable for ukraine to use anti-aircraft weapons systems to strike at the russian military infrastructure, first of all, the fulfillment of such tasks and the decision of the ukrainian side, and not those people who supply weapons. in addition, it is perfectly legal for ukraine to target military installations in russia in order to disrupt russian supply chains in the arms race of ukraine, the allies are also drawing germany into a grenade launcher and man-portable air defense systems. tanks are no longer needed, the ryan-metal concern is ready to send 88 leopard-1 vehicles to the eastern front, but the issue is still under discussion. as

threatened with a russian nuclear strike, our brave men and women who serve in the ranks of the royal naviesear weapons if they have to defend the kingdom and defend nato, it is imperative that putin does not forget this. now here's the undersecretary of state for the armed forces. james happy invites kiev not to be embarrassed to use british weapons to strike at the self-limiting territory. people who supply weapons. in addition, it is perfectly legal for ukraine to target military installations in russia in order to disrupt russian supply chains in the arms race of ukraine, the allies are also drawing germany into a grenade launcher and man-portable air defense systems. concern tanks are no longer needed. ryan metal is ready to send 88 leopard-1 vehicles to the eastern front, but the issue is still under discussion. as a compromise. berlin is going to re-equip the fleet of eastern european nato countries that are sending vsu soviet tanks, but this is not news. with this minister. the defense of germany, of course, could not. to appear at a meeting of historical significance, as its partici

two days later, the argentines struck the royal navy destroyer hms sheffield. ground, carrying 50 pound packs. a new verb entered the language, tojomp. 255 british servicemen were killed, more than 600 argentines. it now took just three more weeks to defeat an ill—equipped argentine force. the troops returned to a different britain. the 1970s had been a bruising and demoralising decade of economic decline and industrial strife. a new sense of pride now swept the country. it transformed mrs thatcher's standing. she would govern for the rest of the decade and largely reshaped britain's economy and society. many of the men who fought that war live with it still. it was the defining experience of their lives. the guys in 3 para, it is a brotherhood, and once you join, and fought like we did, you're always a member of the brotherhood. my wife has said, on some of the reunions we have been on, "you are just young guys again in old bodies", which we are. alan little, bbc news. it's music's biggest night — with the grammy awards being handed out in las vegas. amongst t

among the key measures announced, that the royal navy will take operational control of the channel crossingere the first of those flown to kigali will be housed — currently a private hostel. is it reserved for people coming from britain? i is it reserved for people coming from britain? today's guided tour also included a meeting with a yemeni refugee who has successfully made his home in the country. the weather is really great the whole year, no change! yeah, i think this is most of the things that i like, how is the process with the government, how is everything like easy and clear. many, though, have profound concerns about the practicality, the cost, and the humanity of this deal — the british government sending off traumatised asylum—seekers halfway around the world to rebuild their lives in a country they've never been to. rwanda is still a country recovering from genocide — half a million people killed in the mid—�*90s. criticised by the uk for its human rights record last year, this may seem an odd choice of partner to entrust with protecting the human rights of traumatised and vuln

began to take footage from a video of british diggers, and in an abandoned bunker of the english royal navying the second world war, an information war is waged not only online, but also on the ground, a citizen of tajikistan told reporters that on bus station in warsaw, unknown people offered a deal to help settle in europe in general, the guys are bad. but you will come here, you will have all the conditions put forward one will have to give an interview. you will have to say, not like here from kiev, and directly you will have to say that the gucci arrived fascists, but the nazis there began to beat them and kill them. uh, peaceful people, just vlog the back of the head began to fucking rape the head to rob. and you have to confirm all this information. they will record. you owe everything it says, we will discuss with you now, to which i told them, guys, i don’t play such games. it's just that there are fakes at all levels, including the highest ones. here the press secretary of the state department claims the ukrainian forces, and still holding mariupol, we understand that the ukrainia

relatives, as they say, he said attention, some of our missiles are now under water and our brave royal navy personnel are ready to release nuclear weapons. if they have to defend this kingdom. and it is extremely important for nato that vladimir putin does not forget this. he stressed that there should be a nuclear alliance between britain, france and the united states and also possess nuclear weapons. quote is the most important most important deterrent for him. well, again, for vladimir putin, a further question arises. this is all stated within the framework of the goals that they set. yourself in this confrontation. it's a sign of how far, they're willing to go, or what it is, or or they're warning that if something goes wrong and we go somewhere, they're ready to accept, what is it? well, yes. they are also trying to draw some kind of red line while puncturing. oh, look at the dotted line. here in the gard this is very revealing, and the guardian, who was never seen in some kind of pro-russian, so to speak, appeared on this topic, just a very interesting article about how the guardian,

wallace threatened a russian nuclear strike the day before, our brave men and women who serve in the royal navyse nuclear weapons if they have to defend the kingdom and protect nato, it is imperative that putin does not forget this. . now. here undersecretary of state for the armed forces. james happy suggests that kiev dreams of using british weapons to strike at the self-limiting territory the question is whether it is acceptable for ukraine to use anti-aircraft weapons systems to strike at the russian military infrastructure, first of all, the fulfillment of such tasks and the decision of the ukrainian side, and not those people who supply weapons, in addition, it is perfectly legal for ukraine to target military installations in russia in order to disrupt russian supply chains in ukraine's arms race, the allies are also drawing in germany a grenade launcher and portable anti-aircraft systems. concern tanks are no longer needed. ryan metal is ready to send 88 leopard, 1 vehicles to the eastern front, but the issue is still under discussion. as a compromise. berlin is going to re-equip the fl

as they say , attention, some of our missiles are now under water and our brave members of the royal navy are ready to release nuclear weapons. if they have to defend this kingdom. and it is extremely important for nato that vladimir putin does not forget this, he stressed that the nuclear alliance of great britain, france, the united states, and also possess nuclear weapons. quote is the most important most an important deterrent for him. well, again, for vladimir putin, the next question arises. all this is said within the framework of the goals that they set for themselves in this confrontation. this is how far they are. go or whatever it is or or they warn that if something goes wrong, and we go somewhere there, then they're ready to apply. what is this? well, yes. they are also trying to draw some kind of red line while puncturing. oh, look, while puncturing. here in the garda and this is very significant, and the guardian who it was never noticed in, so to speak, in pro-russianness, some kind of appeared on this topic, just a very interesting article about how the guardian, through

the so-called bases of the british royal navy went there now, if you look closely at the map.en when the special, military operation ends, our control over the zaporozhye region over the kherson region. this is such a reality that this project, between the seas, simply destroys it in the bud. and i 'm not talking about what else is there, nikolaev is still there, odessa yes, even what is already there here is kherson and zaporozhye, this radically changes the whole concept of the british, who, as we remember, only in the summer were actually going to become the main ones, looking after ukraine, and that’s what vladislav was talking about, the second moment is economic, and when there were tough brexit negotiations, upon the british exit, it was the germans who insisted that the british should pay. and if they do not pay, then there will be a hard exit, respectively, the british. in this case, they test. they lost at the geo-economic level and at the geopolitical level they lost, because again we will repeat our control. here are these southern regions. again , i don't want to

he is relatives, as they say attention, some of our missiles are now under water and our brave royal navyif they have to defend this kingdom. and it is extremely important for nato that vladimir putin does not forget this, he stressed that the nuclear alliance of great britain, france, the united states, and also possess nuclear weapons.

and from today, the royal navy will take charge of patrolling the english channel for small boats carryingm seekers. we'll be live with correspondents on both sides of the channel — and in rwanda. also in the programme: russia's flagship vessel in the black sea is seriously damaged — ukraine claims it hit the ship with missiles. nhs leaders warn this easter could be as bad as most winters for the the health service. gallowgate offered mungo his shoulders to sit on... and the booker prize winning author who says more voices like his need to be heard. you can't possibly understand this country unless you are fairly represented with working—class voices. and coming up on the bbc news channel, the end of an era for women's cricket as england's two—time world cup winner anya shrubsole retires from the international game. good afternoon, welcome to the bbc news at one. the government has announced plans to send some asylum seekers to rwanda. single men crossing the english channel in small boats will be flown 4,000 miles on a one way ticket to africa, to be processed and resettled. the prime min

though it'll cost you a lot of money, diesel worth more than 250,000 was stolen from a royal navy shipjohn, _ papers, no red faces here. sorry about that. john, don't - papers, no red faces here. sorry about that. john, don't worry! i papers, no red faces here. sorry l about that. john, don't worry! you don't have — about that. john, don't worry! you don't have to _ about that. john, don't worry! you don't have to apologise, _ about that. john, don't worry! you don't have to apologise, i - about that. john, don't worry! you don't have to apologise, i suspect| don't have to apologise, i suspect we may have added it very late in the day. possibly my fault because i thought it was a great story. thank you both very much. that's it for the papers tonight. karim benzema was the star tonight, as his hat—trick helped real madrid to a 3—1victory over the defending champions chelsea at stamford bridge, giving them an advantage in the first leg of the champions league quarterfinals. natalie pirks wraps up all the action for us. in the pouring london rain, the winds of change are blowing through

the moskva is actually larger than a general borano that was destroyed by the british royal navy in 1982, falklands war. now that is causing some fear in the russian black sea fleet. this was the most powerful warship in the black sea fleet as well as the flagship. so the other ships are moving further and further away. what that will mean to ukrainians is the ships will have less ability now to support with naval gunfire and missiles to any land operations near odesa and other places. >> you said wave top. to the uninitiated, such as myself, what does that mean? >> well, that means that what the ukrainians did and they had to be -- it was bold and audacious. the movement of the neptune anti-ship missile battery had to be done very carefully because if they sent off a radar signature it would have alerted the moskva. when the missiles were fired they were shot and their trajectory was just above the water so it was very difficult for any radar to see that. so wave top was just above the water as it hit the moskva. >> and that's what you're hearing from u.s. sources? >> i'm hearing that f

well for one thing when the resistance began the british started using the royal navy. collect customs duties and the result was that many people who had been openly buying things from the caribbean or from france. couldn't anymore goods became very expensive a needle and thread was something that robert morris ordered to be smuggled in from europe because he can make so much money with needles and thread because americans weren't allowed to manufacture anything. they had to send raw materials and then buy the finished goods. so as the struggle between the two went on there was less and less commerce between americans and and and europe and the average citizen had to pay for it. when my kids were studying the this period in american history. i always told them to pay attention to the quebec act as i've always thought and and maybe we'll get some questions about this or comments in the chat that it's really underrated the quebec as a cause. of the break between the colonies and great britain. what is your take on the act? and and how did it affect the mentality of coloni

well for one thing when the resistance began the british started using the royal navy. collect customs duties and the result was that many people who had been openly buying things from the caribbean or from france. couldn't anymore goods became very expensive a needle and thread was something that robert morris ordered to be smuggled in from europe because he can make so much money with needles and thread because americans weren't allowed to manufacture anything. they had to send raw materials and then buy the finished goods. so as the struggle between the two went on there was less and less commerce between americans and and and europe and the average citizen had to pay for it. when my kids were studying the this period in american history. i always told them to pay attention to the quebec act as i've always thought and and maybe we'll get some questions about this or comments in the chat that it's really underrated the quebec as a cause. of the break between the colonies and great britain. what is your take on the act? and and how did it affect the mentality of coloni

meanwhile, the royal navy is to take command of the response to small boats in the channel — with these plans cruel and inhumane. the premise said this morning that this was about ensuring that people took legal roots to come to this country, but the reality is that there are no legal roots so people are forced into the hands of traffickers in order to come to the uk and claim asylum. order to come to the uk and claim as lum. , ., , ., asylum. something needs to be done, thou~h, asylum. something needs to be done, though. does — asylum. something needs to be done, though. does it _ asylum. something needs to be done, though, does it not? _ asylum. something needs to be done, though, does it not? 600 _ asylum. something needs to be done, though, does it not? 600 people i though, does it not? 600 people yesterday alone making that trip? 600 people came yesterday, but reported on the bbc news app is that the plants at the government have only provides accommodation for 100. so this is an expensive scheme that won't actually solve the problem, which is that the asylum scheme as we current

the royal navy is to take control of policing in the channel, to deter people traffickers, and asylum so far to this --roosal? ., , , ., proposal? so the reaction depends on what side of — proposal? so the reaction depends on what side of the _ proposal? so the reaction depends on what side of the argument _ proposal? so the reaction depends on what side of the argument you - proposal? so the reaction depends on what side of the argument you are. i what side of the argument you are. the pro—government _ what side of the argument you are. the pro—government side - what side of the argument you are. the pro—government side is - what side of the argument you are. the pro—government side is to- what side of the argument you are. j the pro—government side is to say, "come _ the pro—government side is to say, "come on. — the pro—government side is to say, "come on. this— the pro—government side is to say, "come on, this is— the pro—government side is to say, "come on, this is common - the pro—government side is to say, "come on, this is common sense i "come on, this is common sense populism

when the task force was needed to go, the royal navy no longer need had the right amount of ships.it was an - interesting mix, wasn't it? there were 400 or so civilians who were commandeered to come with the ship? to be fair, they volunteered. all credit to the p&0 crew, they volunteered to stay on board. they went through all the trials and risk that we went through. but we were paid the queen is shelling and were expected to be put in harms way. all credit to them, they stayed on board for the duration. you credit to them, they stayed on board for the duration.— for the duration. you were there with the royal _ for the duration. you were there with the royal marines - for the duration. you were there with the royal marines band. i for the duration. you were there i with the royal marines band. tell for the duration. you were there - with the royal marines band. tell us about the role that played in this journey. about the role that played in this 'ourne . ~ ., ~ ., , about the role that played in this 'ourne . ~ . ~ ., , ., journey. when in the falklands. two, we were all— journe

royal r7, but could carry a satellite. pentagon inspectors feared that von braun would launch the satellite sooner. than they will do it navysely watched the launch of russia's jupiter all right. okay then let's start. range 5367 km height 1097 km use the potential of russia's jupiter we could already make history today we could launch the first satellite. the r7 rocket and the new package scheme with a detachable propulsion stage, according to korolev's calculations, allowed the launch of the satellite. if your idea with several engines passes the first test, it may indeed be a step forward. damn, shut off the fuel. what do you say, leak fuel? you need the same supply for all engines, it is enough to fly one valve to explode all the others. i warned about the danger look one test and the end of the entire engine block. how much labor and material wasted? look at this 7 cm larger. if we don't shoot, the geiger counter won't fit. idiots why do n't they listen to what they're told, how will we succeed if they don't look at the specs what kind of ignorant butchers? i would have shot them myself, if it weren't, it's a pity for

royal naval college. thank you forjoining us. how big a blow do you think it is to the russian navy that the flagship of the black sea fleet has sunk know exactly why. they said it was a fire out a ammunition explosion and ukraine is saying they hit it with missiles. it is explosion and ukraine is saying they hit it with missiles.— hit it with missiles. it is an enormous _ hit it with missiles. it is an enormous blow. _ hit it with missiles. it is an enormous blow. it - hit it with missiles. it is an enormous blow. it is - hit it with missiles. it is an enormous blow. it is the i hit it with missiles. it is an - enormous blow. it is the black sea fleet, the flagship, and because of the titanic significance it has had during the last 50 days, it is a huge blow. it is also an enormous blow in terms of the russian surface fleet. it is the largest or one of the three largest vessels that they have. it is very old. but the russians are not capable of building anything larger than the 5000 tonne frigate. much is expected of these albeit old but large ships so to lose this vessel is of enormous significance. lose this vessel is of enormou