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thank admiralo robie for his generous hospitality. i should also mention that we are here representing the friends of the world war ii memorial. named for ours leader, the founder of the friends. you may know that we conduct ceremonies on the important commemorative dates during the second world war throughout the year yesterday, we commemorated the invasion of torch. on saturday, veterans day. in 1947, a new american secretary of state spoke at the 200th anniversary of princeton university. he concluded his remarks this was a former army general, george marshall, who had just become secretary of state by saying he could not imagine a graduate of that institution having completed his education the text of the pen the lesion roar through saturdays. the faculty must ve of been astonished. the point was that good officers and good citizens who take their work seriously are lifelong students of history. our speaker this morning, david kennedy, is perhaps the most extrao ....
the boogie wonderland of bakers hoping to rise to the occasion. choreographers get in on the mix at the first ever national festival of making in blackburn. and manchester city strengthen their position to qualify for next year s champions league, as they move back up to third in the premier league, with a 5 0 win against crystal palace and click goes behind closed doors with the doctor, as something goes bump in the night. that is in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the liberal democrats have pledged to increase spending on the nhs and social care, by raising income tax by a penny. they say the extra £6 billion would be ringfenced in england, but scotland, wales and northern ireland would be able to decide how to spend the extra cash. it comes as party leaders are out campaigning this weekend. the prime minister theresa may says she is taking nothing for granted, despite the conservatives‘ success in the local elections. we saw ....
and manchester city strengthen their position to qualify for next year s champions league, as they move back up to third in the premier league, with a 5 0 win against crystal palace. and we follow up the 2005 documentary about children living in mumbai. that is india s millennials in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the liberal democrats have pledged to increase spending on the nhs and social care, by raising income tax by a penny. they say the extra £6 billion would be ringfenced in england, but scotland, wales and northern ireland would be able to decide how to spend the extra cash. it comes as party leaders are out campaigning this weekend. the prime minister theresa may says she is taking nothing for granted, despite the conservatives‘ success in the local elections. we saw a number of statements coming out of brussels, but what we have seen in the past week, these negotiations are going to be tough. we need strong and stabl ....
on the pitch despite heavy losses on thursday. the french authorities warn the media and the public not to spread documents hacked from the centrist candidate emmanuel macron‘s campaign team ahead of tomorrow s poll. also in the next hour the teenage racing driver who lost both legs in a crash says he s determined to get back behind the wheel. he says the support he has received from the stars and fans of motorsport has made him even more determined to return. and wasps seal the top spot in rugby union s premiership, with victory over saracens. theresa may says she s grateful for the support her party s received in the local elections, but insists she s taking nothing for granted ahead of next month s general election. meanwhile, jeremy corbyn has admitted labour faces a historic challenge. ukip‘s leader, paul nuttall, said his party has a bright future despite its drubbing in thursday s vote. our political correspondent ben wright reports. step by step, theresa ....
the main political parties have been out canvassing support on the first full weekend of the general election campaign. theresa may says she s grateful for the support her party s received in the local elections but she says she s taking nothing for granted ahead of next month s general election. earlier, the labour leader jeremy corbyn admitted his party faced an historic challenge but said his party was closing the gap on the tories. our political correspondent ben wright reports. step by step, theresa may is closing in on polling day, now with hundreds of new conservative councillors in her ranks. at wolverhampton aerospace factory, she toured the floor with the new west midlands mayor, andy street. i am taking nothing for granted. i need support from across the united kingdom to strengthen my hand, and only a vote for me and my team will ensure that britain has the strong and stable leadership we need to get the best deal for britain from brexit. theresa may nee ....