britain and ghana will always be connected by a shared history. because of that, millions of people here see britain positively, and view it as a home away from home. like my family did when they moved to britain all those years ago. in order to know who you are, you've got to know where you come from. yeah, i might not be entirely proud of the history that underpins both sides of me. but it's made me who i am. and it's made my life what it is today. so maybe, just maybe, i am de—graft because of the empire. hello, it's looking likely the uk will see its highest temperature on record at the start of next week. it's more likely than not that somewhere, we'll see a0 degrees celsius for the first time in the uk. that's why the met office has a red extreme heat warning in force on monday and tuesday. widespread impacts and disruption. do take a look at these warnings and what it means for you, and prepare for what's coming at the start of next week. this is the area covered by the red extreme heat warning on monday and tuesday, a large part of engla

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well, i think britain's role was quite terrible because britain had run hong kong for one and a half centuries. although the government now in hong home said hong kong had never been a colony. well, whatever you caught it, they ran the place for so long. and when they pulled out, and they did not offer the people much, and there was, you know, they were over 3000000 british subjects living in hong kong at the time. but britain just said, no, all we give you is the joint declaration, which of course, was not enough. i wasn't asking britain to fight a wall with china like britain for the war with argentina over the falkland islands . but at least britain should tell the people, at least the british subjects that, okay, now we're gonna hand you back to china. but if things go wrong, which they said would not because the joint declaration was so good. but if things go wrong, you will have a place to go to. but of course, britain didn't say it then, and only started saying so after the national security law was imposed on us. and it was very, very late. and the joint declaration that you'

the naval agreement between britain, a germany is concluded. 19 associate. britain, france, and italy agreed to divide czechoslovakia between germany, poland, and hungary. 1939 non aggression treaties assigned between germany, latvia, and estonia. august the 22nd 1939. moscow. the soviet commerce of foreign affairs, molotov, and german foreign minister, reuben trop. sign or non aggression pact the pac made it impossible for nazi germany to form alliances with other states. studies of it on his show for him, then dashed chambray. and on that day, should these and foster esthetician masons or to them he knew of action. england on franklin dusk. i've been magenta. did titian think i'm from crayon dodge fund, so by $40.00 an hour on with the united states continued its policy of appeasing imperial japan. the americans held on to the hope that japan would re focus his attention on the ussr. soviet union did not want to be caught fighting a 2 front war war with japan and the east, and also a war with germany in the west. and they knew that the germans were going to attack sooner or later. a

britain and ghana will always be connected by a shared history. because of that, millions of people here see britain positively and view it as a home away from home, like my family did when they moved to britain all those years ago. in order to know who you are, you have got to know where you come from. yeah, i might not be entirely proud of the history that underpins both sides of me, but has made me who i am, and it has made my life what it is today, so maybe, just maybe, i am de—graft because of the empire. good afternoon. unprecedented levels of heat for the uk to content within in the days ahead. particularly through the early part of the new week. many may try to seek refuge close to our coasts, it is often cooler there, and obviously you have the relatively cool water to plunge into. what i will stress is the seat, the air we are going to be sitting in is such that even around the coasts the extreme heat warning does apply. the met office has issued this because our infrastructure and day—to—day lives are set to be tested by temperatu

i wasn't asking britain to fight a wall with china like britain for the war with argentina over the falkland islands . but at least britain should tell the people, at least the british subjects that okay, now we're gonna hand you back to china. but if things go wrong, which they said would not because the joint declaration was so good. but if things go wrong, you will have a place to go to. but of course, britain didn't say it then and only started saying so after the national security law was imposed on us. and that was very, very late. and the joint distribution that you're talking about also promised the one country to systems arrangement. and today we heard president, she jan being saying that this arrangement works and will stay for the long time in hong kong. how do you respond to that? well, one country to assistance means that in hong kong, and we will have a different system from mainland china and as fast, many of us i concern it will be about human rights, freedom, personal safety, rule of law, independent judiciary. and we hope, of course, china will develop and then all those th

in some quarters to downplay the importance of the battle of britain of britain's role in the war more generally indeed of the anglo-american contribution to the defeat of fascism in europe. it is true that the soviet people bore the brunt of the struggle throughout the war from june 1941 to may of 1945. but you can go too far in the opposite direction, and i'd like to show a clip from a documentary made as a cobreduction by the americans and the british at the end of the war for review from germany itself. which you might find worth hearing. yeah, it seems to disappeared. well, isn't that typical? i'm so sorry. let me go on up the clip showed the allies entering hamburg and a german woman walking up to a british officer surveying the damage. and she turned to the british officer and she said if only you had given up in 1940. just need never have happened in other words 1940 was a crucial attorney point whether historians today like to think so or not the next phase of the battle of uh of the war was what's called the blitz which lasted from september 1940 till may 1941 when hitler tur

the naval agreement between britain and germany is concluded. 1978. britain, france and italy agree to defy czechoslovakia between germany, poland, and hungary. 1939 non aggression treaties assigned between germany, latvia, and estonia. august the 22nd 1939, moscow. mm. the soviet commerce of a foreign affairs, molotov, and german foreign minister, reuben trump, signed a non aggression pact. the pack made it impossible for nazi germany to fall alliances with other states would dissolve it the youngest too for him done . thus chamberlain, on that day should these are fashion tissue. masons are to lamb, he knew of action angland and frankly, dusk, i've been present it. question the thing i'm from brown dodge, went to my father italian out on it. the united states continued its policy of appeasing imperial japan. the americans held on to the hope that japan would re focus his attention on the ussr. the soviet union did not want to be caught fighting a 2 front war war with japan and the east, and also a war with germany in the west. and they knew that the germans were going to attack soone

we need to remember what happened here and in britain's otherformer happened here and in britain's other former colonies and learn from it. britain and ghana will always be connected by a shared history. because of that, millions of people here see britain positively, and view it as a home away from home. like my family did when they moved to britain all those years ago. in order to know who you are, you've got to know where you come from. yeah, i might not be entirely proud of the history that underpins both sides of me. but it's made me who i am. and it's made my life what it is today. so maybe, just maybe, i am de—graft because of the empire. hello there. monday's heat was extraordinary, not least because it covered a really wide area. 38.2 celsius the highest temperature recorded at santon downham in suffolk, very close to the all—time uk record. jersey had its hottest day on record. wales had its hottest day on record as well, and with this met office red warning for extreme heat still in force through tuesday, some places could see temperatures get even higher than that. becaus

albania, nigeria, vietnam, and from britain itself. the assessment that we did in 2014, gave us 97 different countries that victims came from. that gives you a sense of that scale. 97 different countries and been identified there's no doubt that the scale morton slavery in the u. k. is enormous. we're just seen, you might even say just the tip of the iceberg. and read is the anti tracking director at the salvation army since 2011. the charity is ron government funded safe houses for the victims of modern slavery. in the 1st year there was $300.00 ac, but just in the last 6 months we've seen over a 1000 victims come into the service. a total of over $4000.00 people been referred to the salvation army for support. ah, yeah. the global market for human cargo increased prostitution, was the 1st industry to exploit it by more than slave traders. stephane didn't plan to be a pimp. he wanted to be a wrapper up his position and i'm just for much of a ball on the thought of one day he was offered the chance to exploit his dances. nothing much.

they trafficked her all over europe to austria, spain, and then britain. now, gotcha precision and by it's my god, they brought her to guys to me, to sleep with them fans. i tied me to the bed to david than the guys did their job . if in my madam was very happy, she was telling me that this is how i like it. i was telling her that no, i dont like it. police rescued anna from a hotel in west london in march 2014. but it was not the end of her ordeal. she returned to romania, but her controllers tracked her down, bundled her into a call and brought her back to england. shamrock, i saw scafa mitch federal shock us as far go shanna magazine each dare early me and i wanted to escape from there and break down the door. and jad bake call, i couldn't find the key. so i was very scared ditch, as it turned over the light and told me to do what declines wanted. because if i didn't, i don't deserve even to eat. when i got married or saw what additional married casmer log, they gave me cold water like city tortured me, her dead, their upper air chair. they beat me up w

britain and ghana will always be connected by a shared history. because of that, millions of people here see britain positively, and view it as a home away from home. like my family did when they moved to britain all those years ago. in order to know who you are, you've got to know where you come from. yeah, i might not be entirely proud of the history that underpins both sides of me. but it's made me who i am. and it's made my life what it is today. so maybe, just maybe, i am because of the empire. we will start with a reminder of the extraordinary temperatures recorded on tuesday, in excess of a0 celsius in a few locations what is even more extraordinary is just how widespread this high temperatures were, into the high 30s, even in northern england. 0n high 30s, even in northern england. on wednesday we would call this a typically hot day in the uk, 29 degrees in norwich, 27 also in london but compared to what we experienced that seems pretty tame now so our perspective has changed in the last few days. the at the forecast into thursday then and

in the midst of war, great britain is close to bankruptcy. roosevelt seized no benefits in britain's defeat. after which the us would run the risk of facing war to double could woman liam leaves a dose, marketable displacement. pretty bad. show what offering you are in the jeff nikki here. must washing of congress share on bill up her is not the criminal lawyer still cargo sasha? the gutted don't we more bis block? not a bed is just lunch to one. put to shoot for a dome, the little dice barker part up picking from our sh. however, lindley supplies are immediately entangled in financial obligations. dustin, your bully sports on natasha per year was what i should say. there will show up watching store halleck. war by sham girls am now, but i knew you pretty the local up so you're growing young. this is jim, ah, ah, ah ah ah, ah, churchill goal was to preserve the british empire. the united states wanted an open world there, which should american dollar could penetrate, which american trade would have access everywhere and to markets and to labor had 2 resources around the globe. so the

britain and ghana will always be connected by a shared history. because of that, millions of people here see britain positively, and view it as a home away from home. like my family did when they moved to britain all those years ago. in order to know who you are, you've got to know where you come from. yeah, i might not be entirely proud of the history that underpins both sides of me. but it's made me who i am. and it's made my life what it is today. so maybe, just maybe, i am de—graft because of the empire. heat continues to build today. we are expecting unprecedented temperatures by monday, in excess potentially of a0 degrees. that has resulted in the met office issuing the first ever extreme heat warning. the areas are fairly widespread. this could have a direct impact on the infrastructure of where you live but also on your health. so this is the red warning. but at the same time we do have amber extreme heat warnings enforced from sunday to tuesday, covering the whole of england, wales, and southern scotland. that said, we have seen rain to

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the scale of bonded labor in britain lead to a new law. the modern slavery act introduced in 2015 it define modern slavery not in terms of shackleton chains, but forced labor force criminality. and any servitude obtained with threats, deception, or violence. the government also appointed an anti slavery commissioner, kevin highland recently returned from vietnam. he went to the area where we met our people smuggler. there was a network operating in that region who are exploiting people who start off as being smuggled. then as they move that turns into a case of traffic because that becomes a debt hondage. and then they get moved in situations for example, cannabis hom, even nail balls or other situations where they are exploited and being forced to working, sometimes very dangerous situations. government estimates around $13000.00 modern slaves in britain with the largest numbers from romania albania, nigeria, vietnam, and from britain itself. the assessment that we did in 2014 davis 97 different countries that victims came from. that give

t one was traffic to britain from his home in viet nam when he was just 15. his parents had both died by the time he was 10. he was taken to an orphanage in a nearby convent. after his father's death, sick mother had borrowed from loan sharks. now they came for their money. they demanded the church sign over the family home. when the church refused, the men turned violent. boy didn't daughter. they put my hands on a board. they took a knife, held my hand and chopped, chopped off a part of a finger, and wrapped it in a piece of paper. why don't you kill me if i didn't sign the loan paid? the severed finger was sent to the church as a warning, and they signed over the property. but the loan sharks abducted one and enslaved him in a warehouse. a few years later, he was taken 86000 miles by laurie to accountable farm in the u. k. very narrow hall a not all on the warehouse was huge, but there were many plans that you knew that they were vegetables in their faces. lots of lamps, you know, in order to lay and then you monet, lamb. littler, neal, your work day and n

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britain and the united states. and then just really plan to use 12 remaining german divisions to attack the usaa on july, the 1st 1945 or on the matter miles on which one of each school or a suit or you pun yet what the key, what schwarzenegger could be the character suddenly stood on the margin or the problem. so if you say use it to her, the you come on to get through rich blood by new brought you at least running. mm. winston churchill, british prime minister, army reservist journalist, writer artist and nobel laureate, and richard john churchill, his father was a descendant to the duke of mowbray. his mother was the daughter of a prominent american financier, churchill, graduated from the royal military college, but never received a higher education. he was a bit of a trouble maker. he did not go to university. he did not want to. i think he cause some trouble at school, but it was a very good school harrow, a former british diplomat also william melanson is well acquainted with winston churchill, his biography

are the greatest britain ever according to a b. b. c poll, he started the military career, actually in cuba, he was actually fighting for spain against the rebels in cuba. and then he was in india, he then went of sudan was even at the battle of armed or man. and he saw serious military action. he was in the boer war fighting, and he was actually imprisoned and escaped. more than that, he also enlisted during the great war, what we call the 1st world war churchill. i was also a romantic trigger. he wanted to be a great war leader. large shoes or larges are famous or robert. the doctor. marlborough bull craig roberts, is a former assistant treasury secretary for economic policy in his writing. he analyzes the factors that lead to world war 2. churchill had gone into the war seeking power. was his avenue, the true? the prime minister shook. mm yoseph his ariana village, starlen original name, joe gut, feeling the son of a shoemaker and a peasant woman. he had ruled the country since 1922. if you look objectively at the achievements of t

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we know that britain is not prepared for this kind — that britain is not prepared for this kind of extreme heat. we can all say— this kind of extreme heat. we can all say that— this kind of extreme heat. we can all say that after the past 24 to 48 hours. _ all say that after the past 24 to 48 hours, there should be a wake—up call to— hours, there should be a wake—up call to many— hours, there should be a wake—up call to many people that some of these _ call to many people that some of these incredible terrifying pictures that we've seen in australia, portugal— that we've seen in australia, portugal across europe over many years — portugal across europe over many years made to becoming more of a reality— years made to becoming more of a reality for— years made to becoming more of a reality for us here in britain in the future _ reality for us here in britain in the future-— some of those pictures from today with several fire services declaring major incidents as we mentioned after that surge in fires because of record temperatures here in the uk. these are the latest

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. ~ , in britain. do you think if rishi sunak gets — in britain. do you think if rishi sunak gets the _ in britain. do you think if rishi sunak gets the job, _ in britain. do you think if rishi sunak gets the job, that - in britain. do you think if rishi sunak gets the job, that he i in britain. do you think if rishi - sunak gets the job, that he should give more help to people who, by then, will have had the price cap raised again and will see energy bills of maybe £3000, perhaps even £3200? ~ ., , , ., £3200? whoever becomes leader will have to deal — £3200? whoever becomes leader will have to deal with _ £3200? whoever becomes leader will have to deal with that _ £3200? whoever becomes leader will have to deal with that issue _ £3200? whoever becomes leader will have to deal with that issue later - have to deal with that issue later this year. it's assuming energy prices do not come down worldwide, which is the one thing we cannot predict at this present time, so we need to see what the p

that destroyed britain's financial status as the leading power. and much else besides so it was it was the there was the whole course of the early 20th century. and and i don't think anyone person could have changed that. absolutely. all right. we we received this question a few times, but i'm there curious if you have any resources or books or a readings that you think are really put up pertinent to churchill's life or do a really excellent job of portraying his life. oh gosh. i mean there are so many, you know, he is up there with abraham lincoln and and jesus for having books written about and on all sorts of issues. so if you're talking about general biographies, the most recent one is by andrew roberts. which is certainly comprehensive. my favorite is an earlier one, which is just as comprehensive and just as big it's a real door stopper like robert's book by roy jenkins and the advantage there is what jenkins was himself a member of parliament and in government and so he could bring to the biography and understanding of what that was like fo

there are many critics of it in both the united states and britain. they felt that this was just churchill warmonger again, once again a dictator came to his aid and that was stalin with his policies such as closing berlin to the western allies and imposing communist governments all across eastern central and eastern europe. churchill as parting leader could sometimes be an absent party leader and a lot of the duties fell to anthony eden his long-suffering air appearance. we finally did become prime minister again in 1951. he found a very changed world when he came to washington to meet with harry truman and had several proposals put for to put in front of the american president instead of addressing them immediately. truman said that's very interesting mr. prime minister would be glad to look at them in other words. this was not the relationship that he had had with franklin roosevelt in 19401 to 1945. not because of truman but because the world had changed britain was no longer the power had been at the start of the second world war and this became

this is before britain had joined the war at a stroke. he ordered the navy to stand by not to go back to its spaces and this meant that the navy was ready for the war. when asked with announced that britain would join the french and the russians. with this meant was that the both the north sea and the english channel were under the control of the world navy and when it came time to dispatch british forces to flanders and to france not a single british soldier's life was lost. churchill also later played a role in the creation of the device that would end trench warfare and that was the tank now there are others who were developing this idea. but churchill as head of the admiralty had a position to do something about it and this revolite revolutionized a warfare down to this day. in a modern war like the great war it was a fact that the navy navy's primary duty would be to blockade. german held europe. this is not the kind of job that churchill wanted to do he had even before the war created a royal naval division of virtually a a land uni

britain is not a follower today. britain is a leader. [applause] it gets the essential characteristic of today's world into dependence -- independence. from the myriad of unresolved problems and fresh challenges, is a country comfortable in 21st century -- in the 21st century, able to not just be part of its past it also confident of its future. ireland -- northern ireland would have change unless britain changed. as for my own leadership, without -- through these 10 years, where the predictable has competed with the unpredicted, right at the outset, one thing was there to me. without the later party with desktop -- allowing me to leave, nothing would have it done. my duty was to put the country first. that much was already -- obvious to me when under 13 years ago, i became the labors leader. what i had to learn as prime minister was what the country first met. decision-making is hard. everyone says listen to the people. the problem is you find, they don't always agree. [laughter] when you are in opposition, you see the roots in say why