people know that. what i do know is today s going to bea what i do know is today s going to be a lovely autumn day for the vast majority of the country after what s a chilly and misty start. will the fine weather continued into the weekend? i ll let you know here on brea kfast. it s thursday the 18th october. good morning. our top story: theresa may is reported to be ready to delay the uk s transition out of the eu by another year, pushing it to the end of 2021. this would give officials more time to resolve the deadlock over the irish border but would mean the uk would continue to pay contributions to the eu and abide by its rules. we have a full report on that story and speaking live to our correspondent in a few minutes‘ time. commuters at paddington station are facing another day of disruption. engineers have worked through the night to repair overhead power cables which were damaged by a test train on tuesday. correspondent jane frances kelly is at paddington for us no
and newspaper reports of the early republic has been regarded by historians as a form of capitol dmen tear and not the least because they re quite colorful. men and women reported back home on what dolly wore, served, how she moved, and how she treated people. but, we have to look at these descriptions not just as mere celebrity mentions. the people who regarded dolly so minutely, whether members of the ruling elite or ordinary americans and europeans invested in the republican experiment, what they were looking for and how she looked and how she behaved, they were looking for signs and clues about the madison s themselves, maybe a specific political event, especially the declaration of war. and even for the fate of the republic. some there s a lot at stake in these descriptions. after the american revolution at a time of flux and change with very few real political structures in place. these new americans focussed on the persons of their leaders and the number one person the
indeed less dangerous to their interests. the continental system, not this continent but the european continent, was beginning to destroy the economies of other european states. napoleon protected france from the economic war by asset stripping all of the conquered territories. first country to rebel would be russia, napoleon s only serious ally, and a major trading nation with a big export trade geared towards supplying the british market. inside the continental system from 1807 to 1811 russia saw their economy collapse. being part of napoleon s team was very bad for your business. in 1811 the czar of russia, alexander, realized that if he carried on like this his country would be bankrupt and he would follow his father to an early grave. the last time russia had made war on brittain the czar was murdered and they changed the government. basically most of the landowners in russia relied on selling goods to the british to pay their bills. so the czar decided that bankruptcy a
enough to write a vast symphonic work, to inspire a magnificent novel and bring down a great emperor. on this day of battle more russians died than were killed or would die of illness in the whole of the war of 1812 on all sides. this really was a titanic clash of two emporers and two vast armies numbering close on 200,000 men each. the war of 1812 would not be fought by armies of 200,000 men. in fact, it wouldn t be fought by 200,000 men all told. as 1813 began james madison knew that napoleon had lost. his army was in full retreat. indeed, it was in complete collapse. he had taken his country to war on the premise the french would win. they had lost. now what was going to happen? this also took the pressure off brittain and it released naval reinforcements from the british fleet in the baltic which had been keeping it open for trade the previous five years. those ships and key personnel were moved across to the north american station. the british picked out the right ships
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