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He was the first voice ever broadcast on the bbc in 1922. however, when it comes to the idea of using the airwaves for entertainment, there was another pioneer. one of my favourites, hilda matheson, whos also a character in the book im doing. 100 years on, i went to meet the comedian paul kerensa, whos created a show about arthur and his rather more entertaining rival. who actually was the first real radio broadcaster, who did what we understand as a radio programme? well, i think youve got to l...

For government was largely scrapped, liz truss sat down for an interview and offered an apology. i do want to accept responsibility and say sorry for the mistakes that have been made. i wanted to act — to help people with their energy bills, to deal with the issue of high taxes, but we went too far and too fast. ive acknowledged that. ive put in place a new chancellor with a new strategy to restore economic stability. your very vision for britain is dead, isnt it? what im focused on is deliver...

Fulfil it. thank you, we will catch u . fulfil it. thank you, we will catch u- later. well be speaking to the minister for armed forces and veterans, james heappey, at 7:30 this morning. we will get his take on that in view we saw between chris mason our political editor and the prime minister. the united states, france and the uk have all said that irans supply of explosive drones to russia violates united nations sanctions. kyiv was struck by so—called "kamikaze" drones on monday, unleashed ...

Gas companies, if we extended the windfall tax. the government are leaving millions of pounds, tens of billions of pounds, on the table, that could be used to keep peoples bills low. the problem is thatjust result in more borrowing and more anxiety forfamilies. the result in more borrowing and more anxiety for families. the decisions that i would be making as chancellor to extend the windfall tax, get their fair share of tax from people who make britain their home but do not pay their taxes here...

Well, not everything. most of its been junked. well, i delivered the energy price guarantee and the national insurance, and we will continue to work to deliver economic growth for our country. lots of people are facing massive increases in mortgage payments, and analysts say at least some of that is because of what youve done in the last five or six weeks. what do you say to them? well, look, i understand it is very difficult for families across the country. and theyre blaming you. and the fact ...

And thats what im determined to do with the new chancellor, jeremy hunt. a low—tax, high—growth economy was still the prime ministers vision, she said, but it would have to be delivered differently. what about the impact of her early moves in office? lots of people are facing massive increases in mortgage payments, and analysts say at least some of that is because of what youve done in the last five or six weeks. what do you say to them? well, look, i understand it is very difficult for fami...

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Henry VII piece that is on offer at Royal Mint (Image: ROYAL MINT) Napoleons ultimate ambition was to invade England with around 100,000 men from the northern coastal city of Boulogne, but his attempts were crushed by Britains superior naval might. Although he failed, he is considered one of the greatest generals in history, with the Duke of Wellington - who helped defeat him in the Battle of Waterloo - arguing “his presence in the field made the difference of 40,000 men". Yet, had Napoleon g...

The united states. so what byrd is johnson under pressure to be ready to sort of throw everything away to sort of go to washington and say listen i sort of. changed sides here im going to be was you now and lets sort of beat the iranians over the head was a big stick and im your boy. british papers talk about the danger that boris johnson might make britain and to the u.s. pool again weve had this was blair and the iraq war so that would not be very welcome bought we dont know what hes thinking ...