At the 149th open, the gates have just opened at royal St Georges. The first golfers tee off in half an hour. And well reveal the total amount raised for Children In Needs 2020 campaign. Plus, it is a dry sense within state. Will it last for the next a0 days . We have at least got the prospect for the next five. Good morning. Its thursday, the 15th ofjuly. Our top story this morning is a call for Sugar And Salt taxes to be introduced in england, to improve the nations health. A landmark report, commissioned by the government, says the money raised by the levy should be used to extend the free school Meals Programme and pay for gps to prescribe Fruit And Vegetables. Ellie price has more. Its just what the doctor ordered, but not what you might expect. Cathy runs the charity care merseyside, involved in whats called social prescribing. Patients are referred by their local gp, and then offered things like Exercise Support and Cooking Advice here. They also provide healthy food to low inco
But i want to take a moment to mention a couple additional people who are here. There is three who came from vietnam who will be participating this afternoon. I think that for a number of reasons, i want to introduce them, but including in reference to the past discussion, one of the key ways of talking about whats gone on, what is the harm of the war, is to have the faces and the voices of individual people. And we are fortunate today to have tran, the iwan, who is an agent orange victim and survivor who will be part of a panel this afternoon. We have nguyen phu, from project renew, who will be on a panel this afternoon talking about the the effort of project renew to clear the land mines, and unexploded ordinance. And we have ho van ly who himself is a victim of exploded and unexploded ordnance. I want to take a moment to mention two people who are not part of the book but who played a key role in helping to organize this conference. Particularly, the panel wednesday afternoon, and T
Vietnam. Its my pleasure in a moment to introduce our two keynote speakers one at a time. I want to take a moment to mention a couple of additional people who are here. Theres three who came from vietnam who will be participating this afternoon. I think that for a number of reasons i want to introduce them, but including in reference to the past discussion, one of the key ways of talking about whats gone on, what is the harm of the war is to have the faces and the voices of individual people. Were fortunate today to have tran ti want, an agent orange victim and survivor who will be part of a panel this afternoon. We have Win Foo from project renew who will be on a panel this afternoon talking about the effort of project renew to clear the Land Mine smines. We have ho Van Li who is a victim of exploding unexploded ordinance. I want to take a moment to mention two people who are not part of the book but who played a key role in helping to organize this conference and particularly the pan
Veterans, other distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, aloha and welcome to the battleship memorial here at historic pearl harbor. It is 9 02 am, the moment 75 years ago in the ceremony began on the ship my name is michael and i am the president and chief executive officer of the uss missouri memorial organization. It is an honor to serve in that capacity and be the mc for this ceremony as we commemorate a huge milestone, the 75th anniversary of one of the most significant events in history, the ending of world war ii. First and foremost, i have the honor of welcoming our special guests, world war ii veterans who are with us here today. I will name them individually and ask that you stand if you are able, and remain standing. Please hold your applause until the end so we honor them collectively for their service, courage, and sacrifice. Victor, oscar, walter, jack, paul newman, wendell newman, theodore richardson, arthur shaq, lumbered why, and joseph young ladies and gentlemen, o
Veterans, other distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen, aloha and welcome to the battleship missouri memorial here at historic pearl harbor if is 9 02 a. M. I am michael carr, im the president and chief executive officer of the uss Missouri Memorial Association. It is an honor to snerve in tha capacity and to be your emcee today. This is the 75th anniversary of one of the most significant events in history, ending world war ii. First and fore momost the honor introduces our guests. I ask that you stand, if youre able, and remain standing. Please hold your applaud to the end so we may honor them collectively for their service, courage, and sacrifice. Mr. Alcon. Victor areola. Oscar bangoey. Walter ching. Jack detour. Paul newman. W wendall newman. Theodore richson. Arthur shack. Joseph young. Ladies and gentlemen, our world war ii veterans. [ applause ] its an honor to have you in our company today. The following world war ii veterans also call hawaii home, but unfortunately were un