this is food truck khalife _ centre, along swann's way. used _ centre, along swann's way. this is food truck khalife used to - centre, along swann's way. this is food truck khalife used to escape i food truck khalife used to escape caught on cctv that morning. the footage we filmed of an almost identical vehicle shows there are several places underneath it where he could have concealed himself. school friends and army friends of khalife have told us that he went to teddington school in south london and was a talented 100m runner. in the army, he had a reputation as a joker who messed around in basic training. forthe joker who messed around in basic training. for the rest of his army career, he was based at the stafford barracks, working with the high—tech royal signals regiment. it is here that he is accused of trying to spy for iran last year. wandsworth prison where he was being held is not a high security prison. it is category b, not category a. the government's independent adviser on terrorism legislation has suggested that was a poor

and i hate swann's as a result i think.but thing about britannica, about any any paper encyclopedia is that it is essentially snapshot of knowledge at that moment in history. and at the moment the 11th edition of britannica was in print there was some pretty inaccurate and in some cases extremely offensive entries. one of them so offensive that my editor of this book said i wasn't even to use it and that is the first few paragraphs of the entry on --. the entry on --, which occupied, i think eight or 11 pages, huge entry begins with some statements which are utterly inaccurate and of course nowadays regarded as utterly offensive. so if any of you have access 11th and the 11th edition, i beseech you to go and have a look and see how knowledge has changed, because knowledge is when you think about to justify true belief is is is is not well, you say many things about karl popper famously said that knowledge is finite, but ignorance is infinite. and this is a classic example of the first few paragraph offs of the entry in that

the germans flanders and swann.ussians are red , and italians , and the french and italians eat bed . but eat garlic in bed. but apparently has been found apparently a cure has been found for the melodious melody , for the melodious melody, serious affront to the olfactory senses that is created by garlic. well, scientists may have found the solution to this epidemic , which is a bit like epidemic, which is a bit like the old lady who, having swallowed a fly, then to swallowed a fly, then decided to swallowed a fly, then decided to swallow to catch the swallow a spider to catch the fly. spider wriggled and fly. the spider wriggled and tickled wiggled inside her. tickled and wiggled inside her. one followed one unpleasant taste is followed by another. this time to deal with the garlic yoghurt , with the garlic yoghurt, specifically of the greek variant supposedly consuming greek yoghurt after a heavy garlic session, ameliorates all of the unpleasant symptoms owing to its neutralising properties. but here at state of

newport were aroused from their slumbers by the firing of canon and the beat of drums reported colonel swann. communication buy from governor king tut's one with order to muster his company without delay and the bark for propertiese steamboat in which i've been dispatched for the purpose. what newport artillery arrived too late to counter dorr's forces it did lead the charge later that day of federal hill remaining dorr rights at burlington anthony's home. that became the site temperament of dorr's headquarters until the threat. the moment reached dickerson in the early morning hours of the 18th. commentators frequently referred to the state of civil commotion, commotion though look like an all-out war to many residents of the city. providence militiamen william bailey was convinced that dorr's was motivated only by malice and revenge. dorr's goal according to bailey was to destroy lives and property, not taking any chances, bailey, and this is something that many residents of providence did, arranged for his family to leave the city. many compare this time in their letters, providence resid

in addition to the newport artillery company under colonel swann. also the newport middletown volunteers. volunteers from jamestown. martial law remained in place for months in rhode island. many of dawes followers were eventually rounded up and thrown in jail. many spending time actually jail in newport as this came to an end in the month of may. and in see me in june in japan, in northern. so many of these prisoners were incarcerated in newport the most famous episode involved laborer, reformer, a voice of the common man of an intercept loser, an attempt to escape newport's marble street jail. luther actually set fire. his cell got out. as far as street, only to be apprehended minutes later as he had to charge clothing in black face. obviously gave him away. but in prison, luther wrote, we have some of this up on door rebellion project website but there was a poem that he had penned dedicated to the suffrage ladies of rhode island entitled, the garland of gratitude. women of rhode island became very active on dorsey in helping to care for these pr

but look at flanders and swann. anyway, much. anyway, thank you very much. it only seems appropriate to end this evening's program with the national anthem. take it away, dan oh, i love it. >> jacob where's that anthem? >> jacob where's that anthem? >> but while we're waiting for the anthem , um, let me tell you the anthem, um, let me tell you what we've got coming up. big show the meg and kelly show on the way meg and kelly has sat down exclusive tively with donald trump. and so we are going to be hearing from him. but i think we've got the anthem now. jacob oh, yes . are we going now. jacob oh, yes. are we going to hear you sing, though? jacob that's the big question . no, that's the big question. no, maybe not. but we're patriotic here. no, he's not going to talk dunng here. no, he's not going to talk during the anthem. i feel bad that i'm talking during the anthem. god save the king. we also have lady colin campbell and kyra kennedy, our royal masterminds, coming up. i and kyra kennedy, our royal masterminds, coming up . i wonder masterminds, coming up.

and i talk about swann's interview. it's hard and there's a silver, but i give a kind of my attempt at a strategy for how to take on the bsa. so we've talked a lot about kind of taking on the bsa and kind of, you know, dismantling arguments. but part of winning an argument as you talk about in here is also presenting good or positive or something that people can also bite their teeth into. this is sometimes a mistake made in politics. what's the balance? do you think for people on that in terms of what? positive, negative? yeah. mean like how much does it apart your opponent versus presenting an alternative agree. so again i would say context matters hugely. so it depends where you are. are in a formal debate in a university auditory. liam, are you are you the evolutionist versus the creationist? are you on cable news, a five minute hit? are you in a courtroom trying to persuade a jury? are you on are you in a presidential debate speaking the audience at home at all? i think you have to vary i talk a lot in the book abo

but look at flanders and swann. anyway, much. anyway, thank you very much.ly seems appropriate to end this evening's program with the national anthem. take it away, dan oh, i love it. >> jacob where's that anthem? >> jacob where's that anthem? >> but while we're waiting for the anthem , um, let me tell you the anthem, um, let me tell you what we've got coming up. big show the meg and kelly show on the way meg and kelly has sat down exclusive tively with donald trump. and so we are going to be hearing from him. but i think we've got the anthem now. jacob oh, yes . are we going now. jacob oh, yes. are we going to hear you sing, though? jacob that's the big question . no, that's the big question. no, maybe not. but we're patriotic here. no, he's not going to talk dunng here. no, he's not going to talk during the anthem. i feel bad that i'm talking during the anthem. god save the king. we also have lady colin campbell and kyra kennedy, our royal masterminds, coming up. i and kyra kennedy, our royal masterminds, coming up . i wonder masterminds, coming up. i wond