isjust going to be another, spitfire production type start soon and this isjust be another, spitfireype start soon and this is just too late because he is predicating on election 2022i bet we have one before then. i certainly agree with that. i can't see the government lasting until 2022. that. i can't see the government lasting unti12022. turning that. i can't see the government lasting until 2022. turning to the mailon lasting until 2022. turning to the mail on sunday. it's incredible, gavin williamson, what is alleged that he said. i made her and i can break her. there it is. total house of cards phrase, isn't it? mr williamson is not hiding in terms his political ambition. he williamson is not hiding in terms his politicalambition. he is extremely ambitious. he more or less self promote it, volunteered for thisjob and self promote it, volunteered for this job and was self promote it, volunteered for thisjob and was given it as defence secretary. not quite as big as it once was in the offices of state. he did on the idea that he was going to get more money for defence and offe nce

a force of marauders, 20 engine bombers with spitfires escorting, almost 1000 planes and 8000 men in our main force? what are our target? where should the nazi controllers send controllers? it is our job to make them guess wrong. an hour later, the blue force will head across the north sea with the white force following. these enemy fighters are tied down, waiting to meet them and will not be able to attack the green force. these fighters must attack the green force and will be no that to the blue and white forces. and spitfires-26 will prevent the enemy from concentrating too many fighters in the green force, which is scheduled to bomb an aircraft factory in hanover. at 1430, the blue force will threaten this entire coastal area of northwestern germany. which target will it be? canal? or will it turn suddenly in bomb -- and bomb hamburg? actually, it carries no bombs at all, it is a decoy while the for aforce heads submarine plant. while the white forces over its target, only a fraction of the available german fighter strength of the area can intercept it. because of the bloopers --

ministers and officials invoking an effort to build spitfires.ey say we need war spirit to fix the housing shortage. will we have another dunkirk? they used up all of the black and white movie imagery for this. this is a report from sir oliver, the fixer of david cameron, famously. he said you need to build more houses in an emergency programme or we face losing out in losing the election in 2022. how on earth he imagines we will get through to 2022. especially with no general election. there are many sweaty palms and brows. this reeks of panic. to think we can get a housing programme and all of the infrastructure involved being advocated by sir oliver in that time, it beats imagination. advocated by sir oliver in that time, it beats imaginationm advocated by sir oliver in that time, it beats imagination. it is supposed to be 300,000 homes per year being built. we are not. there has been a complete black hole when it comes to domestic policy in the last two years due to brexit. that was ok at the beginning when it looks like rigs it was going som

fantastic montage of everything great and good about britain, from football, to stonehenge, via the spitfire

spitfires were virtually out of gas. the governor of the island notified london that if he did not get a supply convoy in one week, he would have to capitulate. convoy fromether a glasgow consisting of 14 transports and one essential oil ship that had been the company, texaco tanker that had shown up with a load of fuel. churchill cabled roosevelt to beg that it be turned over to the real navy for the operation and roosevelt agreed. the american crew went off, the british crew went on board and the ohio joined the convoy to the south. an argument can be made -- i will make it right now -- that the ohio was the single most important ship afloat in the world in august, 1942. if that aviation fuel did not make it to malta, the spitfires would be grounded, the island fall in that would be the end of that feature. the convoy set out in the first week of august. the same week the marines went ashore in level canal halfway halfway- in guadalcanal around the world. it had the largest escort of any convoy in the war. battleships,

fantastic montage of everything great and good about britain, from football, to stonehenge, via the spitfire welsh looking sheep. you know, it is fantastic i think to see all of those wonderful things about britain celebrated. personally i think none of this would be taken away if we stayed in the european union, nevertheless it is a lovely set of picture... . yes, i mean, digbyjones, is this going to be a great betrayal? we have to be beware of the tyranny of parliament, and if you look at the sun and the daily express which you showed up, ignore the will of the people at your peril. this isn't pitched at the establishment elite south of the m25. this is pitched at the readerships of the newspaper, north britain, north england i should say, and some of the midlands. you have 650 people, plus 810 or something unelected people in the lords, who are unrepresentative of the 17.4 million people who voted to come out. if all of this parliamentary shenaniganses to indulge their own personal wish, which is under 2,000 people on 17.4 million, if it ends up people on 17.4 million, if it ends up with

memorial flight, a lancaster flanked by a battle of britain memorial flight, a lancasterflanked by a spitfireo. there‘s been a surge in uk citizens acquiring the nationality of another eu country since the brexit referendum. that‘s according to data obtained by the bbc from 17 eu member states. the rise is thought to be down to britons, who meet the criteria, seeking to keep the legal rights attached to european union membership. matt cole reports. it is two years since this moment. the eu referendum, and it read for the leave campaign. since then, there has been a big rise in the number of uk citizens getting new nationalities. in 2017, 12,994 uk citizens obtained the nationality of one of the 17 member states for which the bbc has received figures. this compares with 5025 in 2016, and 1825th team. it is really a sense of still having that door open and being able to get up and go if you really wa nt being able to get up and go if you really want to. most of the people we know are getting citizenship in other european countries have no intention of living there. it is just knowing that the t

of world war ii merlin engines, the battle of britain memorial flight, a lancaster flanked by a spitfireat their best. roger pinney with that report from llandudno. water companies across the uk are warning customers to urgently reduce how much they use amid increased demand during the heatwave. the first hosepipe ban to be introduced in northern ireland in nearly 25 years came into force last night, while united utilities has warned a ban could follow in north—west england. peter ruddick reports. as the mercury rises, the water flows. however, it is the scale of the increased demand during the recent heatwave that is beginning to seriously worry utility companies. as a precaution amid fears a nearby water storage facility could run dry this weekend. customers are being asked to conserve supplies and it is a story being played out across the country. severn trent says people are using about one third more water than usual. it has led to several disruptions and outages already, and they are asking everyone to act neighbourly. in the north—west, united utilities says it needs urgent help o

housing shortage, britain needs the same levels of infrastructure and organisation used to build spitfires nhs cover—up — suggesting that the same faulty syringe pumps used in the gosport hospital scandal could have caused thousands of elderly patients to die prematurely nationwide. the mail on sunday reports on a bitter cabinet row over miltary cuts — with the defence secretary gavin williamson warning the prime minister to commit an extra £20 billion to defence spending. no deal — no cash — the sunday express leads on a letter written by 60 mps and business leaders urging theresa may to get tough on brussels and threaten to withdraw our "divorce bill" money without a good trade deal at the eu council meeting next week. police fail to keep pace with soaring knife crime is the claim on the front page of the independent. it reports that two—thirds of cases remain unsolved with the number of prosecutions plummeting. so let's begin. we have got the observer which leads ona we have got the observer which leads on a picture of the demonstration in london. talking, henry, about a second vote on

the iconic lancaster flanked by a spitfire and a harry kane.sful raf helicopter of the second world war. took part in the famous dambusters raid. heavy bomber of second world war. used in the famous dambusters raid. our commentary box is shaking. there isa our commentary box is shaking. there is a thundering power and this is the mighty atlas. it provides tactical airlift and strategic heavy lift capability. princess charlotte and her cousins looking up. an animated conversation between prince charles and his son, the duke of sussex. they seem to be enjoying themselves. prince george having another look upment because he can probably spot the next element, the fourth element, the globemaster. smiles and applause from the balcony. this is another main stay of the raf‘s capability, the globemaster. that is the aircraft that flew us out to afghanistan so often. here is the fifth element, this is the voyager, flanked by two typhoon jets. it is used for air—to—air refuelling and the tornado gr4s from raf marham. we're all standing by for the seventh

a shakeup only on par with a drive to build spitfires can save the tories, sir 0liver left wing, carryingmay, saying infrastructure must be organised like wartime aircraft production to solve the housing crisis. a mix of stories on the front pages, no consensus on what would lead, but this is the front of the observer. a leading british rabbi has drawn worrying parallels between donald trump's policies on immigration, last week there was the big story about the separation of children of migrants passing from mexico to the us, saying history cannot repeat itself. you can see the picture at the bottom, 100,000 people took to the bottom, 100,000 people took to the streets in london yesterday for the streets in london yesterday for the largest demonstration over the final brexit deal. the mail on sunday looking at allegedly a row between gavin williamson, the defence secretary, and theresa may, the prime minister, he has threatened to sweep her from power in a bitter row over military cuts. he has worn heard that if he doesn't get an extra £20 billion for the ministry of defence then tory mps

thrill—seeking, last year she celebrated her one hundred and first birthday with an acrobatic flight on a spitfirecape the heat, probably the coast is the best bet. breeze is developing making things a bit more comfortable at times. temperatures of 29, to 30 degrees in central london. we'll see auk degrees in central london. we'll see a uk hotspot today. things that are dry, settled and warm, that's because we've got to the southeast, will get the than the moment. with the jet stream is configured means there'll be big areas of high pressure set up, not moving anywhere, things gradually warming up anywhere, things gradually warming up day by day. not desperately humid, that is the good news, so why is hot by day, by night gets more co mforta ble. is hot by day, by night gets more comfortable. sitting down into single figures. of the north sea, some fog overnight, so it could be a big grade down some of these coastal districts in the morning. it doesn't make much in westwood, just as long the coast, it will come and go, some sunny moments, but a bit more cloud in northern ireland and an outside cha

thrill—seeking — last year she celebrated her 1015t birthday with an acrobatic plane flight on a spitfire, and these temperatures will hold up in the evening as well. after the sun goes down it will turn a little bit cool across eastern scotland, maybe down to seven or 8 degrees, but further south and west the temperatures will be holding up elsewhere, and it will be a relatively warm night. tomorrow we do it again, plenty of hot and strong sunshine, and maybe some cloud in northern ireland producing the occasional shower but only a small chance. notice the orange colours — the hottest weather spreading further west by this stage as those temperatures in parts of the west country and the midlands getting up to 27 or 28. high pressure firmly in charge, then, across the uk. many western parts of europe in good shape but look down to the south—east, low pressure dominating parts of greece, some really heavy rain, strong winds, disappointing if you have chosen this week for your holiday in this part of europe. but back home as we look ahead to wednesday another glorious day, blue skies and su