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making signs and making a difference. good morning from britains bravest manufacturing company in kent, where i will find out the work they do and the support they give to military veterans and their families. one of the oldest surviving d—day veterans shares his memories ahead of the 80th anniversary of the normandy landings. after a bit of sunshine and warmth for many at the weekend, the week ahead turns cooler, cloudier and a bit wet of awesome of you. —— a bit wetterfor bit w...

and herzegovina at stjames�* park, with the tournament just 11 days away. hello and welcome to the bbc news at one, live from salford. the conservative party is promising to tackle what it calls the confusion over the legal definition of a persons sex, if it wins the general election. equalities minister kemi badenoch said her party wants to crack down on what she described as predatory men who claim to identify as female to gain access to women—only spaces. with more details, here...

Gunner chafer�*s life. we could have been the targets. i dont know. they may have seen us and decided we were the four blokes they may have seen us and decided we were the poor blokes who were going to cop it. but we didnt. hello, my friend. how are you? percy has a lot to be thankful for. later this year, hell turn 105. it is thought he is the uks oldest living d—day veteran. that might be the end. who knows? 0h, get out of it. youll be 150 before you know it. he is an absolute legend. he i...

They might have seen us and decided we were the four blokes that were going to cop it. but we didnt. percy has a lot to be thankful for. later this year, hell turn 105. that might be the end, who knows? oh, get out of it, youll be 150 before you know it. hes an absolute legend. hes definitely a legend here. everybody knows percy. he still does his own shopping, he still does his own laundry, he still lives independently in the town where everyone knows his name. whatever needs doing, i do. play ...

Know yet because they have - hoping to see, phil? won, they dont know yet because they have not - hoping to see, phil? won, they dont| know yet because they have not been told the fine details. they know they will get some money, probably millions of pounds to invest. the more money the better, i think. people in woolhampton would say it really does need a lot of investment to bring it back up to its heydays, really, back in the 1950s, 60s and 70s. since then it has been a slow and steady declin...

Got the experience to, to put the message across, would be slightly difficult, ithink. it seems to me there are p words that may be relevant here — patronising, paternalistic. i mean, can you sit here with me and say that you truly understand the needs of, and know what is in the best interests of very different indigenous peoples throughout the world ? cos youve worked with groups in south america, youve worked with groups in asia, different parts of asia, youve worked with many, many differe...

Throughout the world ? cos youve worked with groups in south america, youve worked with groups in asia, different parts of asia, youve worked with many, many different indigenous peoples. theyre not monolithic at all. do you really know? yes, i can, because they tell us what they want and we do what they say is... needs doing. they tell us about the abuses... do you speak their languages? i speak the common language that they will all speak, which is spanish and portuguese in south america, and ...

Weve just got a new director, whos excellent, and is running things from london. but to artificially bring somebody in who probably english is not theirfirst language, and hasnt got the experience to, to put the message across, would be slightly difficult, ithink. it seems to me there are p words that may be relevant here — patronising, paternalistic. i mean, can you sit here with me and say that you truly understand the needs of, and know what is in the best interests of very different indige...

Us what they want and we do what they say is... needs doing. they tell us about the abuses... do you speak their languages? i speak the common language that they will all speak, which is spanish and portuguese in south america, and malay in indonesia and southeast asia. and nearly always, somebody will speak one of those languages. i cant learn all the indigenous languages, obviously, but it is they who tell us what the problem is and we interpret it in that way. i mean, for instance, in india a...

To put the message across, would be slightly difficult, ithink. it seems to me there are p words that may be relevant here — patronising, paternalistic. i mean, can you sit here with me and say that you truly understand the needs of, and know what is in the best interests of very different indigenous peoples throughout the world ? cos youve worked with groups in south america, youve worked with groups in asia, different parts of asia, youve worked with many, many different indigenous peoples. ...