in my time, you did, andi get sandhurst.e, you did, and i couldn't, and therefore i had and i couldn't, and therefore i had a second grade of cadet school and would never become kernel of the regiment, so a joint the regiment but had only eight years of army service before you were thrown out. and so i'd didn't do what they wa nted and so i'd didn't do what they wanted to do, and i did as long as i could in the army, then i've found myself with no income, i'd married myself with no income, i'd married my wifejenny myself with no income, i'd married my wife jenny who had virtually no income, so we thought we would do what i head tried to do in the army which was to do expeditions with soldiers, but that was paid for by the taxpayer. doing it with just my wife, the new word was sponsorship. get everything for nothing. you have already developed several themes there and one thing that is important i think is, in a way is a sense of disappointment that you we re sense of disappointment that you were not, despite the fact that yo

he was a british soldier, he'd been to sandhurst, but above all he wasn't a serving soldier when he foundedn, and the world and syriaa in particular is poorer for his loss. whatever the exact circumstances of his death in istanbul, friends and colleagues say he'll be remembered for helping save countless syrian lives. caroline hawley, bbc news. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: the ‘climate defenders‘ — personal stories from people looking for solutions to global warming. also on the programme, meet the pig easing passengers‘ travel anxieties at san francisco international airport the bombastic establishment outsider, donald trump, has defied the pollsters to take the keys to the oval office. i feel great about the election result. i voted for him because i genuinely believe that he cares about the country. it's keeping the candidate's name always in the public eye that counts. success or failure depends not only on public display, but on the local campaign headquarters and the heavy routine work of their women volunteers. berliners from both east and west

when he was killed wonderful scottish regiment, but in his day, it didn't require a—levels to get sandhurst school and would never become colonel of the regiment, so ijoined the regiment but had only eight years of army service before you were thrown out. and so i didn't do what i wanted to do, and i did as long as i could in the army, then i found myself with no income, i married my wifejenny who had virtually no income, and so we thought we'd do what i had tried to do in the army, which was to do expeditions with soldiers, but that was paid for by the taxpayer. doing it with just my wife, the new word was sponsorship. get everything for nothing. you've already developed several themes there, and one thing that is important to your life and i think that's, in a way there's a sense of disappointment that you were not, despite the fact that you tried very hard to emulate your father... and it should be said that your father was killed in action in the second world war, so you never knew him. you were born after he died, but you clearly wanted to emulate his brilliant military career, but you

he'd been to sandhurst.d mayday and the white helmets. he was a real humanitarian, and the world, and syria in particular, is poorerfor his loss. whatever the exact circumstances of his death in istanbul, friends and colleagues say he'll be remembered for helping save countless syrian lives. caroline hawley, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: feeling stressed? meet lilou — the world's first airport therapy pig. she's hogging the limelight at san francisco airport. the bombastic establishment outsider, donald trump, has defied the pollsters to take the keys to the oval office. i feel great about the election result. i voted for him because i genuinely believe that he cares about the country. it's keeping the candidate's name always in the public eye that counts. success or failure depends not only on public display, but on the local campaign headquarters and the heavy routine work of their women volunteers. berliners from both east and west linked hands and danced around their liberated territ

he was a british soldier, he'd been to sandhurst, but above all he wasn't a serving soldier when he foundedn particular is poorer for his loss. whatever the exact circumstances of his death in istanbul, friends and colleagues say he'll be remembered for helping save countless syrian lives. caroline hawley, bbc news. for the sixth year in succession, more than a thousand people have died attempting to cross the mediterranean sea, according to the un refugee agency. the crossing remains one of the the most dangerous migration routes anywhere in the world. people are four times more likely to die than last year, according to the international organisation for migration, because there are fewer humanitarian rescue vessels at sea. most leave from libya, where our international correspondent orla guerin met one family who are determined to keep trying the treacherous journey. here's how the european dream ends for some. the red crescent collects them with care from the beaches of libya — the unknown dead of the mediterranean. but this extended family from cameroon are planning to risk the crossin

he was a british soldier, he'd been to sandhurst, but above all he wasn't a serving soldier when he foundediaa in particular is poorer for his loss. whatever the exact circumstances of his death in istanbul, friends and colleagues say he'll be remembered for helping save countless syrian lives. caroline hawley, bbc news. two cannabis—based medicines have been approved for use on the nhs in england for the first time. the drugs advisory body, nice, says the medicines will help people suffering with epilepsy and multiple sclerosis. charities have welcomed the decision but say thousands of people who could benefit from cannabis—based medicines are still facing uncertainty. a coroner says she will write to all uk theme parks following the accidental death of an 11 year—old schoolgirl urging them to conduct cctv training. an inquest heard that evha jannath drowned after falling from a water ride at drayton manor in staffordshire in may 2017. the emergency stop button for the ride was not pressed for several minutes. a 2—minute silence was observed across the united kingdom at 11 o'clock today to