They play fanfare. When you go, tell them, tell them about us, and say, for your tomorrow, we gave our today. And in there, the british ambassador, lord lewin, and the defence minister, step forward, if we can see them, as reeds are presented to them, so that they can be placed at the duzel wall, on behalf of the united kingdom and france. There, the ambassador and the minister stepping forward to, to place a british race, of red poppies, and a french race of blue cornflowers, the french flower of remembrance. The reeds are placed at the foot of the d day wall, which are inscribed the names of the m75 british servicemen who died on the three d day beaches where british forces land, together with those members of the royal and merchant navies, who were lost at sea. And members of the royal air force, lost in the air. And it is to the sea, that we look now, because aircraft are inbound. Aircraft from the royal air force. Ladies and gentlemen, to mark the opening of the british memorial,
Of legal record. After a difficult 18 months of legal and a full year of reviews, the judge of legal and a full year of reviews, the judge in the law says our father is innocent the judge in the law says our father is innocent. A terrible. Tragedy of almost is innocent. A terrible. Tragedy of almost 50 years ago. The community that took our daddy from us and community that took our daddy from us and left community that took our daddy from us and left us a broken family. Was not his us and left us a broken family. Was not his fault us and left us a broken family. Was not his fault. The fault lies with brilish not his fault. The fault lies with british shoulders who shot him. And innocent british shoulders who shot him. And innocent father, a brother, a son in a system innocent father, a brother, a son in a system which seemed. This is the truth a system which seemed. This is the truth of a system which seemed. This is the truth of those a system which seemed. Thi
i m annita mcveigh, live in glasgow at the cop26 summit. i will be getting reaction to the announcement on deforestation and asking one of the key architects behind the paris climate agreement what it will take to get a deal here. the uk environment secretary has welcomed what he calls a big de escalation of the post brexit fishing row with france. paris says it will delay introducing punitive trade measures while further talks are held. two metropolitan police officers have pleaded guilty to misconduct in a public office after they shared photos of the bodies of murdered sisters bibaa henry and nicole smallman on whatsapp. uk mps are calling for the introduction of smart motorways to be paused until the government can prove they re safe. the system uses the hard shoulder to increase capacity, but critics say that s contributed to road deaths hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. around 100 world leaders at the un climate summit in glasgow hav
in 55, a new campaign is launched to encourage people to get covid boosterjabs. a week on from the killing of conservative mp sir david amess, people in essex hold a silence in his memory. let s cross to the green party conference in birmingham, where we re expecting co leaders carla denyer and adrian ramsay to speak shortly. thank you. it is so great to see all of your in person once again. we have missed that so much. on my last day as acting leader, one member wrote to me a goodbye message that said i had carried the soul of the green party. that is a really nice thing to say, and a really nice way to describe whatjonathan and i have tried to do over the past three years and it is actually a pretty good description of the mainjob years and it is actually a pretty good description of the main job of the leaders of our party as well. i definitely think that person made that comment about the soul of the party metaphorically but in actual fact handed down to me i have this to