called to the parliament for a bit short notice for us who live in the periphery of the united kingdom of great britain and northern it's a bit further to come and we're dependent upon plans are others not to see of problems but there may be a cold by some time may probably come at the end of people i suspect well it's going to probably meant appearing one day a week from next week coming in the same day for westminster. as probably easier for the scottish parliament for the northern aren't assembly and for the welsh assembly to make once a week but the part of. the queen. of all part of the word the one that we saw the probably just sitting in comes peter drawn from every corner of the united kingdom of great britain and northern and so therefore for also so we've got harder to come together and meanwhile the n.h.s. is under increasing pressure as medical workers in intensive care departments are forced to take on more patients than the rules previously allowed for according to the health service journal intensive care nurses are now being told to look after 6 patients with help from 2 normal speciali

be called to call them in for a short notice for us who live in the periphery of the united kingdom of great britain and northern it's a bit further to come are dependent upon plans are others not the sea of problems but there may be a cold by some time may probably come at the end of it i suspect well the scottish parliament appearing one day a week from next week coming to the same guy for westminster. s. probably easier for the scottish parliament for the northern aren't assembly for the welsh assembly to make once a week but the parliament they the queen on of all part of the ward and the one that we saw the privilege of sitting in comes from their m.p.'s are drawn from every corner of the inner to keep them of great britain and northern and so therefore for also so we've got harder to come together but i think that government wants to resume the normality of government on the democratic process and there's a need to have a democratic process on how about in place in time to the prime minister's time to shut down correctly. i think the prime minister. took the decision he had to take and i think

. >> in the name of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, we present count two, crimesinst peace. charging that all the defendants participated in the planning and waging of wars of aggression, wars in violation of international treaties, agreements and assurances. >> the first step was the rhineland, the next step. >> the land is occupied, austria and czechoslovakia are seized by germany. now the nazi conspirators turned to the next problem. the conquest of poland. again, an agitant transcribed hitler's word. >> it is impossible. there is therefore no question of sparing poland and we are left with the decision to attack poland at the first suitable opportunity. we cannot expect a repetition of the czech affair. there will be war. >> meanwhile, the conspirators stirred up the issue to furnish frontier incidents which could justify an attack on poland. then on 23 august, the nazis signed their nonaggression pact with russia. he told his high command -- >> now poland is in the position in which i want them. i'm only afraid that at the last moment -- >> appeals were made.

in the name of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, sir shorecross presents count against peace, charging that all the defendants participated in the planning and waging of wars of aggression, wars in violation of international treaties agreements and assurances. >> austria and czechoslovakia are ceased. the conquest of poland. again, a lieutenant colonel tran described hitler's words. >> the solution of the problem the man's courage. it's impossible without invasion of foreign states or a tax on foreign property. first no question of sparing poland. we are left with the decision to attack poland at the first suitable opportunity. we cannot expect a repetition of the czech affair. there will be war. >> meanwhile, according to the well established practice, the conspirators stirred up an issue to furnish frontier incidents which could justify an attack on poland. then on 23 august, the nazis signed their non-aggression pact with russia. hitler told his high command -- >> poland is in a position in which i want them. i'm only afraid at the last moment someone will ma

wider politic that today used to cover the empire, but today, it covers essentially the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland, and there are people in northern ireland who are devotedly attached to that identity. and there are also people in northern ireland who have a strong irish identity and see themselves as part of a wider irish party and have an aspiration to become a united ireland again at some time in s the future, and the beauty of the good friday agreement thanks to the role played by many people including senator george mitchell and president clinton is in northern ireland you can be british or irish or both. it puts the constitutional question of identity onto a different plane where it says if at some stage there is a desire operate of the people in northern ireland for a united ireland, the british and irish governments will cooperate and make that happen. so the beauty of the good fight agreement, and that's why it's so important that brexit doesn't break down that fragile consensus that was established 21 years ago and that's currently frayed somewhat by developments in

came to virginia in 1507, they knew full well via planning the flag of great britain, they were claiming this land for the united kingdom. stillday, some of us suffer from the effects of the planning in 1607 and jamestown. well -- when the british first came, they were hungry. they did not have any food so going out and locating small indian towns and stealing their corn, stealing their fields of corn. steal, that they did not they destroyed so the indian people that were living there became hungry themselves. as steve mentioned, shortly after the british came, on one of those trips, they went to a river, justjames below jamestown, looking for the goal was to take the corn from those people, which they did, and burn what was left. jamestown,e going to the children they had captured were thrown into the water. as the articles read, their heads were blown out, the brains were blown out. life of theking the king back to jamestown with them. they took her sure. , because theyh had had enough fighting for one day. they alluded to the fact that she would be burned at the stake. of doing that, they ran through her with the swo

it will be the test of a generation, to find the great in britain and stay united in our island kingdomton, bbc news. the euro 2020 football tournament — due to take place injune and july across several countries — has been postponed for a year. the decision was taken at an extraordinary meeting of european football's governing body, uefa. joe wilson is at wembley for us — this was inevitable decision? i think ithink so, i think so, there's a new concept for the tournament, seven matches at wembley but spread across different cities in europe. imagine thousands of football fa ns cities in europe. imagine thousands of football fans crisscrossing the continent in june. there of football fans crisscrossing the continent injune. there will be a financial impact to the decision and it opens up a window in early summer also for the domestic leagues to fulfil their football fixtures. elsewhere the french open internet is moving more towards wimbledon, monitoring the situation. the 0lympics monitoring the situation. the olympics and paralympics say that they are going ahead. normally these even

of a generation. to find the great in britain and stay united in our island kingdom. mark easton, bbc news. bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome along — i'm gavin ramjaun. euro 2020 has been postponed by one year because of the coronavirus pandemic. european football's governing body made the decision during an emergency video conference on tuesday, more from our sports correspondentjoe wilson. football finales empty. sport has stopped in this state and prepares for euro 2021, when the biggest sporting events in the world postponed for a year. the concept was a new style of tournament that the zeros would joyfully help across the zeros would joyfully help across the continent, 12 cities as hosts. dublin to st. petersburg, but imagine that happening injune as europe right now closes down. impossible. we had to start the compositions and —— stop the competitions, we think it is the only chance to get the chance to the national leagues and to all of the cloud competition to finish their competition. in other words, there isa competition. in other

of the state. but we have the united kingdom to the east and as we come further west past the rock all rock itself onto the lot. the land area of great britain and 240000 square kilometers the area that the u.k. have submitted for the rock is a 163000 square kilometers. it would be to. my main reason to go to rockall was to inhabited and if i stayed in international law less than 21 days i'm only visited i had to stay more than 21 days and by staying there more than 21 days it in fact 40 days it wasn't iraq it's an oil and i made it or not and. local. for the u.k. to claim the territorial sea overwhelmed along it had to prove that it was inhabitable yet the eyelids could be easily confused with any walk and tom stay was controversial so controversial that the u.k. had to put another territory into the mix st kilda the archipelago increased the british crowns claim but 160000 square kilometers of st kilda has been deserted ever since its $36.00 remaining inhabitants left almost a century ago but humans lived there once and they could live there again at least theoretically. what does the u.k. want with all this water. what do you mean by open

united kingdom is health concerns over co with 19 strike fear in prisons just recently one prisoner has been confirmed dead in the country because of corona virus the australian whistleblowers lawyers say he's a great risk in britain's high security belmarsh jail wiki leaks has spoken to play me at least $100.00 workers at that facility are off sick with symptoms of the virus. it was 30 solicitously. to the national court judge rely on the prison authorities reliable because there was no colvin 19 paid is inside the almost prison while we look for the last 100. years our lives with asian 10 years of the detention. in a very poor health is a very vulnerable individual this moment it is only just an issue made in light of the crisis that we face. alice international chips into it's now calling on the u.k. authorities to release children a sanch if indeed he is at risk he's currently awaiting possible extradition to the us after british police forcibly removed him from the ecuadorian embassy in london after it's been 7 years holed up there a cell just lawyers say that on top of existing health conditions connected to the isolation he's also got a lung problem now we spoke to a member of his legal team. yes. considering

united kingdom the parking lot of an amusement park turned into a testing center for health care workers. while prime minister boris johnson will be sending a letter to every household in great britain, urging everyone to stay home, saying "things will get worse before they get better." >>> all right. there is a lot to cover from all over the world. from europe to asia and other regions as well. but let's begin in washington and white house correspondent jeremy diamond. >> reporter: president trump on saturday backing down in the face of criticism. the president earlier on saturday proposing a quarantine, essentially restricting travel for any residents of new york and people in parts of new jersey and connecticut, restricting them from traveling to other parts of the country. the president late saturday night instead backing down and proposing this instead. "on the recommendation of the white house coronavirus task force and upon consultation with the governors of new york, new jersey and connecticut i have asked the cdc to issue a strong travel advisory to be administered by the governors in consultation with the federal government. a quarantine will not be necessary. full details