the skegness community themselves, but thanks to social media, they've come from spain, sweden, tasmaniahool children, we've had the secondary school. the youngest was two, the oldest was 98. the 98—year—old was knitting me a poppy a day. what's been more incredible is the stories behind them and why people have done it. a lot of people needed some sort of community to be part of, and we've been having little notes put in the bags that they've donated. so there's not a day went by where one or other of us wasn't in tears. it's notjust about the world wars. it's about the constant conflicts that we are involved in, from falklands through to iraq, bosnia, all of those. there are a lot of younger veterans now and they need to know that we remember them. thank you is two words that doesn't seem... it doesn't cover it. butjust thank you so much. thank you for remembering the fallen. we will take a short break and have the weather details in the moment, and when we are back will have all the latest from the middle east. we will also be live in the us where we are a week out from the us electio

new zealand, australia, tasmania, pretty much everywhere in the pacific. he went and that's sort of the facetious answer to your question. captain cook has been on my radar for a long time. he was one of the great explorers of all time. but i couldn't figure out a way into that story as an american writer with an american publisher and a largely american readership. it's sort of been the province of the brits and the australians and the kiwis. but then i realized that captain cook's third voyage, which is the subject of the book, was a very american tale. they they left in july of 1776, just as the certain events were heating up in in boston and philadelphia. and they go around the world to explore the west coast of the north american continent. along the way, they stumbled upon this amazing archipelago, the hawaiian islands, and they chart the coast of oregon and washington and nearly the entire coast of of alaska. and so i started to realize this is an american story and much more interesting to pick one of his three voyages because he had three enormous

we've got a front that's working its way further east is going to bring some blustery conditions to tasmania, victoria the chance of a thunderstorm or 2 as well. some of those creeping into southern parts of new south wales and we'll see something of a cool down behind that system for cities like melbourne and who bought any 14 degrees celsius here on tuesday. and a drop of about 10 degrees in sydney with some wet weather nipping out the edges. but else wherever it is to a story of heat, certainly across the northern areas, with temperatures picking lights up into the high thirty's for northern pots of w, a central areas as well. seeing that heat. honestly the story of heat, east areas of the south island, the temperatures in places like christ church went above the average for this time if you had that one last the we all seen some where to weather starting to creep its way in. that'll push its way up the south island on choose a, bring a bit of a wintery mix to the very south as well. of the unique perspective. liberties have largely let go of their belief in a government of 11, not on hea

coast or pulling away they will diminish somewhat less cold front will bring some brisk queens into tasmania, but with high pressure not too far away across the southeast. it's generally looking set for pleasant spring sunshine for the most part. not a shabby right there also coming into pots of w, a central areas of w y in particular. but you see how it brightens up further east as we go through friday. maybe the old shot over to us, the eastern side of the country. there with the showers moving through chassis, the, there's no limit to how a dream contains sta in your own adventure. no counter and things the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you want challenges here with me and the put on them. and uh huh. a reminder of our top stories, the seller as one has conducted strikes on baby boot southern habits of da here coolant. extensive damage has been lost. his fine book gets towards us round us president joe biden is set to speak to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the nation on wednesday, involved as well as planned to retaliate against a bon. it comes off and nothing else has never know

so long as you drive across the southeastern corner again, but still low showers, rolling across tasmania, pushing the way towards these. even the sound of us now is just linking back into central parts of the east coast. and so i said they could see some showers to the north of that, but she has just run up to the golgi. so web us, any possibility here in the coming days? little bit of weather, just making his way to what was that east coast of japan, but otherwise it's logic dry. and logic temperatures could touch 25 celsius as we go one through friday, several sunshine for the korean peninsula had also a good deal of china. the following tragic feelings fall right, riot, erupt, data across the u. k. we're really, we're afraid to best buy one way or another online platforms, weaponized this information and hatreds out not last as only social media. they were hoping to celebrate. some people in power investigates the full states behind beyond rest accounts with huge follow it accounted at least 27000000 impressions of this information, social media and the u. k. riots on out to 01 year o

queensland maybe into the northeast of new south wales plus the showers will continue the dust around tasmania, but not bad in melbourne, and also in adelaide and more of the same as we go through friday. low temperature desponding to drop off a little bow. shala's little bit of weight by the creeping tools. these even a bit for the most part. and they say that is lossy, dry pleasant. it's a little fresher, as we make our way through the week from the present to us a good part of china want to to show us to the south. i had to was a north korean peninsula is lossy dry, which was clearing away from east in japan. the i have the right to boycott, anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that gods chosen to bless us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue. do you want to state level all that i can to support the 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people who called lower the freedom of speech and 1st amendment rights. i regret not no more about the issue whatever i'm looking for. so my thing for talk to him, quote on which is 0 the the, again, you

the south east of new south wales will see some of the showers touching down and to tasmania and victoria as well. cooling things down slightly in the days ahead. the heat is still clinging on in the west. we put sunshine, dry skies for the likes of puts you can see the temperature coming down slightly. will still be sitting in the high twenty's that on friday, but of the bit of a cooler feel coming into the southeast with melvin at 17 degrees celsius or on fridays. now for new zealand. well, christ church is still seeing the temperature above average at 21 degree celsius there on thursday into friday. a much cooler field can be found on the coastal western areas. and in the south of the saul, find them with some showers coming into the north. there's gonna be more nasty weather coming into most central areas of the south island on friday, but christ church cleaning on to that one at $21.00 as well. on friday, the research chemicals dangerous new performance enhancing drugs. i was using a bottle a day, which is 5 milligrams because there's no dosing protocols marketed to teenagers by fitn

state premiers of new south wales, victoria, queensland, western australia, south australia and tasmania attend. meanwhile, the australian republican movement has launched a campaign branding the upcoming visit as the "farewell tour" of the british monarchy. this includes a tshirt aimed at sparking debate about the role of the crown in modern australia, but monarchists say it is offensive. here's our royal correspondent, sean coughlan, who told us more about the upcoming visit. the king and queen are going to australia. they're arriving on friday, but even before they've landed, this argument has broken out between supporters of the monarchy and supporters of a republic. and the two sides are already at it. and that t shirt, with its rather blunt message saying tour," shows their side of the case. but today's row is about the monarchists saying that it's insulting that none of the premiers of the six australian states can make it to a reception which is welcoming king charles and queen camilla in canberra. and they have various excuses. they're busy with meetings and things they've got t

we'll see some of those touch into a frosty tasmania on sunday. the temperature in melbourne at 25 on sunday. how could over 2000 be cmt just peter. the babies were taken in the middle of the night without the parent's consent. it's a 17 year old mister, this to hans some human night jewish families in israel. this wasn't an accident. he's one of the states. it was a system of just the or world here's disturbing allegations of deep sense and irregular adoption israel. the, i mean, i chosen if there are no, just the around the north, georgia 0 reminder, what's on the songs. this is what the forces of killed at least associates kind of savings and con unice. since the early hours of friday morning, civil defense doings of recovering those killed from under the roof. is there any forces of also stuck residential buildings in jamalia with dozens of people killed and injured hundreds of thousands of palestinians of trucks in the north of gaza as the siege enters its 21st day. and at least 3 journalists have been killed and is really striking the cost b

then maybe into the northeast of new south wales, plus pre showers will continue the just around tasmania is either not bad in melbourne. and also in adelaide and more of the same as we go through friday, low temperature desponding to drop off a little bow. shala's little bit of weight by the creeping tools. these even but for the most part. and they say that as long as you try pleasant, it's a little fresher, as we make our way through the we want to present to us a good part of china want to, to show us to the south. i had to was a north korean peninsula is lossy drive, which was carrying away from east in japan. the typical movement seems us your nominate. decisions made from the white house, the sick millions around the world. stay without dra 0 for life, coverage of every wisdom to special programming and correspondence across the country. both parties are looking for any small group they can get to put them over the top. god bless the united states of america are great. the us elections on it. which is here does design isn't necessarily lead to anti semitic israel's war on down to a

genocide that had long been tested in the colonies, in particular in north america, australia and tasmaniaon to the fact that hitler, the wehrmacht troops, when they attacked the soviet union, did not carry any in their convoy. the territory of russia, ukraine, belarus, equally as well as the territory of poland, as an insrau, a living space, to which hard-working german colonists would move after some time. industrial john buleu had to work hard on himself. to begin with, the british created an ideal system for training personnel for the mass extermination of people. it is already three hundred years old, but it still works today, and is becoming more and more perfect. the british, under prime minister tony blairy, fought in iraq and in yugoslavia in afghanistan. in the past, a rare head of the cabinet managed to organize so many colonial wars, but the aristocrat and the official must not only be the owners of a formatted brain, it must be filled with the appropriate ideology, so that murder is not a burden, but a sacred duty. the only thing that creates a race is blood. the decline of a

in this case, the native palawa people of tasmania. the expedition artists go to work and paint these beautiful paintings which become engravings. everything goes according to plan. this is one of the rare times where everything goes well. they have peaceful exchanges in both directions. there is no sexual encounters. there is no spreading of venereal disease. a little over a week, he replaces his ships and writes eloquently about these people, the palawa, whom he admires. what is interesting, and i show this, because almost exactly one century after? arrival, took mine to a stop at coney island. the palawa people are virtually extinct in this photograph was taken of the very last full- blooded person believed it to be a woman named trudy in any was photographed. she died almost a century after. the reason why coke is so resented all over the pacific, not so much for what? did for what he saw, what he himself brought into their cultures. the entire imperial thing ensued . the occupiers and the pathogens, the alcohol, the missionaries.

then they move on to tasmania.ored that there is a great anchorage there somewhere. he goes to this place which is just incredibly beautiful and he has his first encounter experience with in this case that the native people of tasmania, the expedition artist go to work. they paint these beautiful paintings which become engravings. everything goes according to plan. they have peaceful exchanges in both directions. there is no sexual encounter. there is no spreading of venereal disease. he is there a little over a week. he writes eloquently about these people. what is interesting -- i show this because exactly one century after cook's arrival and brief stop at bruni island, the people are virtually extinct and this photograph was taken of the very last full- blooded palo alto person, or at least believed to be. the woman was photographed and she died almost exactly -- i show this to demonstrate, the reason why cook is so resented all over the pacific is not so much for what he did or what he saw or what himself broug

and it is to this day a french and then they move on to tasmania.ored that there's a great anchorage there somewhere. he goes to this place called bruny island, which is just a incredibly beautiful part of the and he has his first on this voyage, at least his first encounter experience with in this case, the the native palawan people, the people of tasmania his expedition artists go to work. they paint his beautiful paintings which become engravings everything goes according to plan. this is one of the rare times where everything goes well. they have a peaceful exchanges in both directions. there's no sexual encounters. so there are there's no, you know spreading of venereal disease. he's there a little over week. he replenishes his ships and writes quite eloquently about these people. the palooka who he admires and. but what's interesting, and i show because exactly, almost exactly one century after cook's arrival and brief stop at bruny island, the palau where people virtually extinct and this photograph was taken of the very the very last full bl