and proud — hms prince of wales is the nation's flagship, the biggest warship ever built for the royal navyt today it's just about one thing, liverpool. but of course, beyond this place and this moment live volatile and this moment lie volatile international waters — waters hms prince of wales, as the new flagship, is now ready to respond to. i mean, liverpool isn't a dangerous international water, let me just be clear, it's the most friendly place i'd been for a long time. but, yeah, ourjob is five days' readiness. what for? whatever the country needs us to do. are we worried? no. i think what we're doing is trying to become comfortable with uncertainty. it's huge. very impressive. it is huge! - the money is coming in to all the restaurant and bars...and parking spaces. if the weather behaves. yeah, yeah! _ 18 ropes would usually tether this ship in place but in anticipation of tonight's amber weather warning the anchor has been dropped and the mersey pilot tug boats are on standby to help hold her in place, all 65,000 tonnes of her. 10,000 people are expected to tour the flight deck tomor

with waters 1,000 feet deep, agent ed royal asked the us navy for help, but there was a little problemecluded from providing assistance to law enforcement without reimbursement. so they were willing to provide us three days of searching for $48,000. and you were going to get a bill at the end of it. we had to pay upfront, actually. dennis murphy (voiceover): two months later, the fee covered, the us navy was ready to join in the search. its ship was fitted out with side scan sonar that could image the ocean floor. dennis murphy: but no gym bag. no. no bag, no body. the experts told us that it was beyond a needle in a haystack. dennis murphy (voiceover): the navy said it had to pull the plug when the money ran out. but lynne's fiancée, ed o'dell, stepped in. and ed o'dell wrote a check to the navy for another $13,000 to extend the search one more day. dennis murphy (voiceover): the extra day bought one promising sighting. we saw what we thought was a black bag on the ocean floor. dennis murphy (voiceover): grappling hooks were sent down. searchers on deck held their breath, but it wasn'

you know, we have the royal navy that managed to hold back the armada, napoleon, hitler, you know, youname it. it's the legal problems that we've got here at home. the fact that we have imported rules from the continent, from the echr into british domestic law that are preventing us from doing this, a big thicket of lefty lawyers and other types like that, who are stopping us from being able to do what's necessary to deter people. and of course, the fact that once they get here, they're treated so much better and given so many more nice goodies and hotel rooms and free mobile phones and spending money and all this kind of stuff, which is the reason why these people are leaving france. a perfectly safe country and risking very dangerous weather conditions to get here. >> james, obviously this government has only been in for a matter of months. do you think we've given them enough time to really have any kind of an impact, or do you think they really should be getting on with this now? >> there's plenty of things they should be getting on with. they seem to be consistently distracted by

because we can't put the royal navy across the channel.e've got to start processing and dealing with these people , and we've got to these people, and we've got to get the home office, which is utterly unfit for purpose. it's a sclerotic organisation. we've got to get that. lee, you've got