Scotla nd lows. That cold air will push out of scotland through england and wales as we go through the day. We start off with a band of shower, which will die back towards west wales and showers along north sea coast bus sandwiched in between the two, a good deal of dry sunny weather, away from the strong northerly wind it will feel chilly. Top temperatures of 612 will feel chilly. Top temperatures of 6 12 degrees. Enjoy your day. This is bbc news. The headlines this evening. The headlines this evening. The husband of a british woman jailed in iran has told the bbc he is due to speak to the foreign secretary borisjohnson tomorrow. A british woman accused of drug smuggling in egypt has been referred to a criminal court for trial. Formula one driver Lewis Hamilton calls for improved security, after some of his team mates were robbed at gun point outside a circuit in brazil. Now on bbc news inside out. Hello and welcome to inside out. Tonight, could the Emergency Services have acted any f
On the night of the Manchester Arena bomb . I said we need paramedics, we need paramedics now. How life after top level sport can be traumatic. When you are part of the team it is brilliant, and when that got pulled away from me it had a massive impact on my Mental Health. And why liverpool is the star of a new hollywood movie. I just want to go back to liverpool. Say it again. Liverpool. 0h. Wow. In may, a suicide bomber killed 22 people at Manchester Arena. Hundreds more were injured. Inside out has learned that some of the most seriously wounded victims had to wait over an hour before receiving expert medical treatment. Colin paterson, who was one of the first reporters on the scene that night, also investigates why firefighters were held back for nearly two hours. On 22 may, salman abedi made his way to the Manchester Arena, waiting for the Ariana Grande concert to finish. As fans streamed out he detonated a suicide device. There was rubble and smoke everywhere, and there was just
People at Manchester Arena. Hundreds more were injured. Inside out has learned that some of the most seriously wounded victims had to wait over an hour before receiving expert medical treatment. Colin paterson, who was one of the first reporters on the scene that night, also investigates why firefighters were held back for nearly two hours. On 22nd may, salman abedi made his way to the Manchester Arena, waiting for the Ariana Grande concert to finish. As fans streamed out he detonated a suicide device. There was rubble and smoke everywhere, and there was just screaming. It was too much for three paramedics to deal with. That night the Emergency Services treated hundreds of people, many with life changing injuries. But what we have learnt is that some of the most seriously wounded had to wait for more than an hour before receiving any expert medical treatment. 12 months before the bomb, a Training Exercise was staged at the Trafford Centre on the outskirts of manchester. Authorities wer
Im jamie colby, and today, im driving through southern california, where so much of the groundbreaking work for nasas Moon Missions was done. Im going to los angeles to meet a woman who embraced the lifelong passion of her soul mate a love for all things outer space. My name is shelly cigel. And when my husband passed away, he left me with an incredible collection and a special gift from beyond the grave. Well, this is just a few Little Things that i took out. These nasa artifacts belonged to shellys husband, rick cigel, samples of a lifelong collection that includes everything from engine parts to autographs. And this is actually the flag that they had signed, and that was from apollo 12. Are these control panels . Look at this can i touch this . Absolutely. Please. Okay. Here we go. Can you imagine . Regulator bleed valve open. Check. M. O. M. Open. Check. Looks like it says mom to me. Mom. This is the button that tells mom were about to lift off. But i heard you have a monkey chair.
Michael thank you very much, charles, for the kind introduction. I am pleased to be here at the Woodrow Wilson center as a fellow. It has been a great experience the last several weeks and i look forward to another bit of research and fellowship here at the center. The work i am going to talk about today is a work in progress. This will eventually be a booklength manuscript describing the korean war and how it is remembered primarily in the United States, but north and south korea and some of the other countries that were major participants in the korean war. I think this topic is important because it helps us understand the Current Situation in east asia. How those countries get along, what is behind some of the tensions that continue to exist. The memory of the war, the public memory has impacted american policymakers and political decisions. I think it is important to understand the memory of the war in order to understand ourselves as americans and as a society. At this point, i se