hamilton started second, behind george russell. mercedes controlled the early part of the race. but as the conditions turned, lando norris surged ahead. it wasn t all great for the brits no hint of irony as a water system issue ended russell s race. and when the rain abated, norris waited one lap longer than hamilton to put dry tyres on with immediate consequences. hamilton into the lead and no stopping him claiming a record ninth british grand prix. two and a half years since his last win and some fresh waterworks flowing. thank you so much, guys! it means a lot to get this one. to him and a few thousand soggy but satisfied spectators, you suspect. ben croucher, bbc news. this is my last race here at the british grand prix with this team, so i wanted to win this so much for them, because i love them, i appreciate them so much, all the hard work they ve been putting in all over these years. i m forever grateful to everyone in this team, everyone at mercedes and all of our
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video. first tonight, accusations of treason are swirling around general mark milley. according to a book from bob woodard, milley is accused of conspiring with communist chinese. the book says milley pledged he would alert his counterpart in the event of a u.s. attack. the counterpart in china. the communist chinese. the book claims milley had general lee. if we attack i will call you a ahead of time. it won t be a surprise. they can attack us first. is this is true general milley would be a traitor to this country and should be tried for treason immediately. give america s enemies a head s up before an attack. there is more according to the same book. general milley also conspired behind-the-scenes to neuter the commander-in-chief s ability to conduct his constitutional role as commander-in-chief and conduct military operations. from usa today : joint chief of staff general milley took precautions to limit the president s ability to launch a military strike or deploy nucle