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Of england today. But, i think perhaps one thing above all is note worthy, which is that nature is all around us here and has this remarkable power of recovery. Reeta. Time for a look at the weather. Heres chris fawkes. Nature might need all her powers of recovery. Ophelia is taking centre stage today. It was a major category three hurricane and weakened to a category one. Today, here is ex ophelia no longer a hurricane but a very powerful area of weather. Look how tightly packed the isobars are. In the last hour, we have had a peak wind gust across the south of ireland of 97mph. In the isles of scilly, 67mph. But generally so far, the worst of the weather is in west wales. Amber warning in force for Northern Ireland with wind gusts potentially reaching 80mph. It will blow down trees. It could cause destruction to power and transport. Away from Northern Ireland, further west a bit of rain in scotland. The winds picking up across western wales and western parts of england with gales. Ac
How his cricketing fathers suicide has affected his game. Good morning. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. The met office has warned of potential danger to life as the remnants of hurricane ophelia hit the Irish Republic and head towards Northern Ireland. Troops have been deployed in coastal areas in the republic, in whats expected to be the most severe storm to hit ireland in half a century. Already more than 3,000 people are without power in cork and kerry this morning and many planes, trains and buses have been cancelled. Storm 0phelia hit the south west coast of ireland a short time ago with gusts of 92mph. It moves on to Northern Ireland and parts of west wales this lunchtime with wind speeds expected of up to 80mph. The storm is then forecast to head north to central and southern scotland tomorrow, sparing eastern parts of the uk. Well, schools north and south of the irish border have been closed for the day. Sarah corker looks at the preparations for the arrival of storm 0phelia. Wit
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One of the remarkable things about the story when i started getting into reading about it, like i say, i came to the lusitania kind of reluctantly. I had nothing else on my plate. I had this maritime take and i started reading about it and getting more in my first exploratory archival trip and thatruck andthat is what cement. So churchill and a handful of others got together and formed room 40 which was to take advantage of these captured codebooks. They would use them to read wireless messages interception from the german navy. They became very adept at this. One of the most interesting things about the saga is that the submarine sent and received wireless messages. From the very beginning this room 40 new exactly what the submarines orders were. They knew exactly where it was supposed to end up on patrol, and what youre looking at during the first 24 hours that sees the wireless operator sent 14 position reports which the british in room 40 duly intercepted and decoded. They knew exa