Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. My name is matt miller. I service the president and ceo here at the national War One Museum immemorial it is my pleasure to welcome you here to what i think its going to be an extraordinary couple of days to thing together and learn at the symposium. We are delighted to be house need networking with so many partners to create yet another, i think, exceptional opportunity for us. Whilst you are here, i hope that you take time to spend some time in the galleries. The special exhibition, piece 1919, certainly fits with this theme and he will enjoy that as well as our main galleries where we are preparing for the opening of a new exhibition this week on the vietnam war, 1945, 1975. That is not open until next weekend so its a teaser for you. But we invite those of you who are able to come back through the next several months 30 memorial day weekend of next year to come back and take in really quite exceptional exhibition that also provides the links and
As the tears flowed, she tried to make sense of her seemingly endless misfortune. I know its short track and i know im supposed to be prepared for this, but it still hurts, you know. Obviously, its still almost a week until my best distance, so thats the positive. I dont know, right now i just cant see living with this feeling, you know. I just. But, i mean, its out of my control, i got knocked over and thats that. Commentator christie. Oh, theyve gone down those memories of sochi four years ago, though, may now prove hard to erase. She crashed in the same final there, but her team are urging her to stay positive. I think you could all see she tried to put everything out there to try and get gold. She wasnt going for anything else. You know, thats the nature of the sport. You know, crashes do happen, unfortunately. The question now, though, is whether britains biggest medal hope can pick herself up again on a desperate day of deja vu. Andy swiss, bbc news, pyeongchang. Here on bbc one
Olympics. And pleased to meet you prince harry and Meghan Markle go on their firstjoint Public Engagement to scotland. And in sportsday on bbc news, ben stokes will fly out to new zealand tojoin his new zealand team mates tomorrow after pleading not guilty to a charge of affray at the Magistrates Court in bristol. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. The former football coach, Barry Bennell, has been found guilty of multiple sex offences against young boys in the 1980s. Bennell, whos 64, had denied 48 charges, including indecent assault and serious Sexual Assaults, but the jury convicted him on 36 counts and has asked for more time to consider seven others. During the trial, prosecutors described him as a predatory paedophile, who molested young boys on an industrial scale. Well, danny savage is at Liverpool Crown court for us this evening. Danny. This was a trial which lasted for five weeks. The jury went out last thursday and returned this afternoon with some, but not all
Islanders would have wanted. I have been talking to the governor of angola. He said it was an incredible morale boost is the british helicopters overhead yesterday. And that will continue, bringing supplies and comfort to those islands. The foreign secretary, borisjohnson islands. The foreign secretary, Boris Johnson reacting islands. The foreign secretary, borisjohnson reacting to the criticism of the british response to Hurricane Irma. Now its time for newswatch, presented by samira ahmed. This week, the bbc expands its services in other languages. Welcome to newswatch. Coming up. After recent Nuclear Missile test, is this a good time for the bbc to launch which service targeted at north korea . Should bbc news be covering a story about an u nfortu nate covering a story about an unfortunate incident in a toilet. First, many of those interviewed on news and Current Affairs programmes have been advised by Public Relations professionals on what to say and how to behave. If you are appea
After the guardian published a draft document it obtained containing proposals aimed at cutting the numbers of low skilled migrants from europe following brexit. The bbc followed up the story but one viewer rang us with his concerns over the journalistic ethics. How do the bbc and other media sources justify broadcasting information to the public from so called leaked documents . Theyre not leaked, they are stolen. The media should be forced, by law, to divulge their informants details so that they may be prosecuted and lose theirjobs, which theyre obviously not fit to be in any way. It is theft. Weve had reaction this week to mondays panorama, showing distressing footage from an immigration removal centre, brook house, run by gas, which had been filmed secretly by a member of staff. Bbc news picked up on the story last friday. The undercover investigation alleges some staff mock, abuse or even assault detainees. The incidents picked up by the hidden camera worn by another officer. Cal