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we filmed with her last summer as she flew in a miles magister training aircraft, recreating a flight she'd last taken in 1943. so her adventurous spirit is undimmed and to visit the beaches she charted with such great effect 80 years ago remains an ambition for this 103—year—old who continues to live a remarkable life. john maguire, bbc news, whitehall. christian laanmae and her incredible memories there. spare a thought for the people of in a book in the northwest territories of canada because they live so far north that for weeks on end they see no sunlight whatsoever until now. this spectacular sunrise was the first they have seen in 30 days. the people there hold a sunrise festival to celebrate. people there hold a sunrise festival to celebrate-— people there hold a sunrise festival to celebrate. after the dark months and the sun — to celebrate. after the dark months and the sun returning _
since then, it's happened more and more often. not everyone has flood defences. theyjust have to do what they can. this was ian last week... now, of course, - we can open the door. ..and this is him now. we survive. it'sjust getting more and more.. ..effort. worcester�*s that way. and back at nick's, after all the money he spent building the wall, was it worth it? yeah, absolutely. it was the right thing to do. it's proven to be the right thing to do. phil mackie, bbc news, worcestershire. it's the 80th anniversary of the d—day landings in france this year — a turning point in the second world war. one woman who is hoping to visit the beaches of normandy for the first time injune to pay her respects is 103—year—old christian lamb. she was an officer in the women's royal naval service — and herjob in london was to secretly map parts of the french coastline in advance of the attack — so allied troops would know exactly
once so familiar to her, but not now. i haven't actually ever looked at a map since then. oh, really? no. despite playing a role in the success of the allied invasion, she's never visited the areas she charted in such vital detail, but would love to see them. it would mean a lot, really, i would like to see the exact places where they stayed. i mean, it's such a long time ago, there won't be many people who are alive still he were alive then. but you would love to go? hm, would be interesting. last summer, she recreated the flight she first took in 1943. even at 103 years old, her adventurous spirit remains undimmed. john maguire, bbc news, whitehall. we'll take a short break. when we come back we will talk more about the post scandal, speaking with one sub postmaster, and also a labour mp who sits on the compensation burden has been campaigning on this for years. and we will get news live
it would mean a lot, really. i would like to see the exact places where they stayed, but i mean, it's such a long time ago. there won't be many people who are alive still, that were alive then. but you'd love to go? mm, it would be interesting. last summer, she recreated a flight she first took in 1943. even at 103 years old, her adventurous spirit remains undimmed. john maguire, bbc news, whitehall. amazing woman! the technology of tomorrow is being unveiled today in las vegas. artificial intelligence dominates this year's consumer electronics show. our technology reporter james clayton has been to see what the future could look like. there's a lot of weird tech at ces. take this hyundai prototype carthat, crab—like, moves sideways into parking spaces. 0r drone soccer, where
it�*s the 80th anniversary of the d—day landings in france this year — and one woman who is hoping to visit the beaches of normandy for the first time to pay her respects is 103—year—old christian lamb. she was an officer in the women�*s royal naval service — and herjob was to secretly map the shoreline in advance of the attack — which was a turning point in the second world war. she�*s been sharing her memories withjohn maguire. all who could get their hands on newspapers... as the news of the d—day landings was greeted with relief and great excitement by the british public, those who�*d worked tirelessly to make them happen shared that sense of historic achievement. among them was christian lamb. at six in the morning, i heard the news that they had landed. i was very, very thrilled. she�*s being brought back to whitehall by the taxi charity for military veterans to visit the area where she worked 80 years ago.
diabetes could be traced back to hunter—gatherer tribes. it won't necessarily lead to new treatments but that would be the long—term goal. the time is 18.20. our top story this evening... the prime minister promises justice and compensation for all victims of the post office scandal by the end of the year. coming up: the 103—year—old former naval officer who's planning her first visit to normandy on the anniversary of the d—day landings and on bbc london, victims of the post office scandal — the acton family still fighting for compensation after years of trauma and life in the slow lane — how london has once again topped a poll of slowest cities to drive in. a week after widespread flooding across large parts of england and wales, the clean up continues for many.
we�*re looking at modern day maps of the normandy coastline, areas once so familiar to her, but never seen since. i haven�*t actually ever looked at a map since then. oh, really? no. despite playing a role in the success of the allied invasion, she�*s never visited the areas she charted in such vital detail, but would love to see them. it would mean a lot, really. i would like to see the exact places where they stayed, but i mean, it�*s such a long time ago. there won�*t be many people who are alive still that were alive then. but you�*d love to go? mm, it would be interesting. last summer, she recreated a flight she first took in 1943. even at 103 years old, her adventurous spirit remains undimmed. john maguire, bbc news, whitehall. let�*s turn to my favourite story of the day. an austrian heiress is
particularly into sunday. some weak weather fronts are likely to bring more cloud. and the chance of showers. also the risk of fog through the end of the week and into the weekend. especially in scotland and northern ireland. as we go through the weekend, temperatures will drop. the wind will be northerly and in northern and eastern scotland, showers are more likely to have sleet and snow. next week with cold air, we have to watch out for the chance of snow even further south. that is how it out for the chance of snow even further south. that is how it is looking. that was a cliffhanger. thank you. it's the 80th anniversary of the d—day landings this year and one woman who is hoping to visit the beaches of normandy for the first time, to pay her respects, is 103—year—old christian lamb. christian was an officer in the women's royal naval service and herjob was to secretly map
so her adventurous spirit is undimmed and to visit the beaches she charted with such great effect 80 years ago remains an ambition for this 103—year—old who continues to live a remarkable life. john maguire, bbc news, whitehall. 103. she is amazing. she is phenomenal. we have a guest here. brian heffernan is the head of the taxi charity for military veterans, which arranges transport for ex—servicemen and women across europe. you transported christian. what was she like? she was remarkable. 103. she had it all appear. really was a lovely lady. her carer bronwen was just as lovely. i was learning so much on such a shortjourney and i am looking forward to working with her again later this year. you am looking forward to working with her again later this year.— her again later this year. you will be art of her again later this year. you will be part of the _ her again later this year. you will be part of the anniversary? - her again later this year. you will be part of the anniversary? yes, | be part of the anniversary? yes, lookin:
could be to blame. it's the 80th anniversary of the d—day landings in france this year — and one woman who is hoping to visit the beaches of normandy for the first time to pay her respects is 103—year—old christian lamb. christian was an officer in the women's royal naval service — and herjob was to secretly map the shoreline in advance of the attack — which was a turning point in the second world war. she's been sharing her memories withjohn maguire. all who could get their hands on newspapers... as the news of the d—day landings was greeted with relief and great excitement by the british public, those who'd worked tirelessly to make them happen shared that sense of historic achievement. among them was christian lamb. at six in the morning, i heard the news that they had landed. i was very, very thrilled. she's being brought back to whitehall by the taxi charity