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rebecca's been visiting the fields _ all. rebecca's been visiting the fields near— all. rebecca's been visiting the fields near her- all. rebecca's been visiting . the fields near her oxfordshire home since she was child. growing one nature on my doorstep, i have always enjoyed being in and around it and it being in and around itand it does being in and around it and it does need to be protected. it's really scary to think what the children of today are going to grow up. children of today are going to crow u. ~ , children of today are going to i row u . _ . , ., , children of today are going to u-rowu.~ , . ., , grow up. when she was randomly selected to _ grow up. when she was randomly selected to be _ grow up. when she was randomly selected to be part _ grow up. when she was randomly selected to be part of— grow up. when she was randomly selected to be part of the - selected to be part of the people's plan nor nature. she jumped at the chance. the plan noes jumped at the chance. the plan goes across _ jumped at the chance. the plan goes across lots _ jumped at the ch
rebecca's been visiting the fields _ all. rebecca's been visiting the fields near— all. rebecca's been visiting the fields near her- all. rebecca's been visiting . the fields near her oxfordshire home since she was child. growing one nature on my doorstep, i have always enjoyed being in and around it and it being in and around itand it does being in and around it and it does need to be protected. it's really scary to think what the children of today are going to grow up. children of today are...
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we got the answer to my question, rebecca. _ period. we got the answer to my question, rebecca. dippy- period. we got the answer to my question, rebecca. dippy is- period. we got the answer to my question, rebecca. dippy is like| period. we got the answer to my i question, rebecca. dippy is like the little brother to this dinosaur. got to get those answers. rebecca morelle, our science editor. let�*s get more now on a story we looked at earlier in this hour — the government�*s new strategy to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2050. there will be more stress on carbon capture, investment in nuclear power, and a focus on insulation for homes. i�*m joined now by the conservative mp chris skidmore. he launched a report setting out what the government must do to reach the uk�*s emissions target by 2050. 130 recommendations, so this is your government�*s response to your review and recommendations, are you happy? i would say i wouldn�*t think of it as my review. the review listen to well over 2500 individuals, companies and businesses and the recommendations i made were
we got the answer to my question, rebecca. _ period. we got the answer to my question, rebecca. dippy- period. we got the answer to my question, rebecca. dippy is- period. we got the answer to my question, rebecca. dippy is like| period. we got the answer to my i question, rebecca. dippy is like the little brother to this dinosaur. got to get those answers. rebecca morelle, our science editor. let�*s get more now on a story we looked at earlier in this hour — the government�*s new...
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rebecca-— to you, rebecca. good morning. yes, i am face to — to you, rebecca. good morning. yes, i am face to face _ to you, rebecca. good morning. yes, i am face to face with _ to you, rebecca. good morning. yes, i am face to face with one _ to you, rebecca. good morning. yes, i am face to face with one of- to you, rebecca. good morning. yes, i am face to face with one of the i i am face to face with one of the largest— i am face to face with one of the largest creatures ever to walk the earth _ largest creatures ever to walk the earth. meet patagotitan, which lived a hundred _ earth. meet patagotitan, which lived a hundred years ago and is enormous. let me _ a hundred years ago and is enormous. let me take _ a hundred years ago and is enormous. let me take you on a tour. this creature — let me take you on a tour. this creature measured 120 feet, 37 metres — creature measured 120 feet, 37 metres from the tip of its nose all the way— metres from the tip of its nose all the way down to its tail. and you can see — the way down to its tail. and you can see how some of
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this year's berlinale to chat about the films we'd seen, and we started off with the opening movie, rebecca miller's she came to me. what are the critics saying about it, and what's the film about? critics have come out and said it's not one of the best opening films that berlinale have had. it's a romeo and juliet story and it's got peter dinklage playing a composer who's married to anne hathaway's therapist. hoover stops whirring. no, turn it back on. hum.... b flat. and then their life goes awry when he starts having an affair with marisa tomei, who plays a tugboat captain. actually, i thought it was quite a sweet film and i enjoyed it, and i actually spoke to anne hathaway, who produced the movie, and to rebecca millerwho, of course, directed it. love and hate are the great motivators and the great changemakers in our world and the film definitely talks about both of those things, but more about love. love on film — so often, it's romantic love. there's another side to love, which is compassion and grace and generosity. what's this one for? i'm starting you on fish oil. it's not going
this year's berlinale to chat about the films we'd seen, and we started off with the opening movie, rebecca miller's she came to me. what are the critics saying about it, and what's the film about? critics have come out and said it's not one of the best opening films that berlinale have had. it's a romeo and juliet story and it's got peter dinklage playing a composer who's married to anne hathaway's therapist. hoover stops whirring. no, turn it back on. hum.... b flat. and then their life goes...
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rebecca morelle, bbc news, cardiff. there's much more online, including how the extreme weather is connected to climate change. just head to our website, bbc.co.uk/news or use the bbc news app. president xi of china is on a state visit to russia, where he was warmly greeted by president putin. the summit has been the focus of a good deal of speculation, following the publication of china's plan to "settle the acute crisis in ukraine". mr putin said today that moscow was "always open" to negotiation, but the americans have already warned that the chinese peace plan could be a just a delaying tactic. from moscow, our russia editor, steve rosenberg, reports. just three days ago vladimir putin was named as a war crimes suspect by the international criminal court. but that didn't stop china's president flying in and shaking his hand. putin and xi have met many times before, but never before has russia's president been under such pressure. his war in ukraine not going at all according to plan. xijinping called vladimir putin
rebecca morelle, bbc news, cardiff. there's much more online, including how the extreme weather is connected to climate change. just head to our website, bbc.co.uk/news or use the bbc news app. president xi of china is on a state visit to russia, where he was warmly greeted by president putin. the summit has been the focus of a good deal of speculation, following the publication of china's plan to "settle the acute crisis in ukraine". mr putin said today that moscow was "always...
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rebecca morelle, bbc news. a 13—year—old boy from south west england who has spent three years camping in his garden to raise money for a local hospice has set a guinness world record for the largest sum raised by camping. this was max woosey aged ten, shortly after he started camping out in his garden everynight in 2020. and this is him now, a teenager who has raised more than £750,000 and has finally decided it's time to move back to his bedroom. i think the main goal was to try and raise as much money for the hospice as i could... yep. ..and i knew that i wouldn't let myself stop. i knew that if i stopped at, say, two—and—a—half years, i'd be, "that's not good enough." i'd be beating myself up, saying, "why couldn't you push yourself a little bit further?" good effort, three years in the back garden! you have been watching newsday. a reminder of our top story — pope francis has been taken to hospital in rome where he's being treated for a respiratory infection. in a statement the vatican said th
rebecca morelle, bbc news. a 13—year—old boy from south west england who has spent three years camping in his garden to raise money for a local hospice has set a guinness world record for the largest sum raised by camping. this was max woosey aged ten, shortly after he started camping out in his garden everynight in 2020. and this is him now, a teenager who has raised more than £750,000 and has finally decided it's time to move back to his bedroom. i think the main goal was to try and...
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rebecca morelle, bbc news. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. there's still some more rain to come through the rest of this week — at least it has turned milder. on wednesday, temperatures reached 16 celsius in northern ireland, and in southwest france, 30 celsius on wednesday. this early spring warmth will come to an end as we change the month, we change the weather. temperatures will drop, but it should be turning drier. the overnight heavy rain across england and wales, the last of it clearing away from northern england early in the morning. and then, we'll find some sunny spells, but showers will develop quite widely, some of them heavy with some hail and thunder, particularly central and eastern parts of england. still got a south—westerly breeze, it's still mild — may well be a little bit warmer than it was on wednesday in scotland. and before those heavy showers arrive, 17 celsius is possible in eastern england. those heavy showers do fade away quickly in the evening, but only because it'll get wet and windy here from the southwest.
rebecca morelle, bbc news. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. there's still some more rain to come through the rest of this week — at least it has turned milder. on wednesday, temperatures reached 16 celsius in northern ireland, and in southwest france, 30 celsius on wednesday. this early spring warmth will come to an end as we change the month, we change the weather. temperatures will drop, but it should be turning drier. the overnight heavy rain across england and...
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rebecca morelle, bbc news. a 13—year—old boy from southwest england who has spent three years camping in his garden to raise money for a local hospice has set a guinness world record for the largest sum raised by camping. max woosey has raised more than £750,000. john maguire reports. through storms, snow and baking sun, for three years, max woosey has been camping out in his garden. but now, it's time to pack up his latest tent and head indoors. i've had the best three years of my life. it's been ups and downs. i started this because i wanted to raise money for the north devon hospice, since all their fundraising was cut, and the plan was to do the first, the second lockdown. let's finish on a high, and there hopefully are more adventures for the future. max's mum rachael says the first six months were the hardest, when he was just ten years old. as you know, any time you mentioned him stopping, there would be tears and tantrums, or he'd just walk off. he just would not engage with the conversation for a
rebecca morelle, bbc news. a 13—year—old boy from southwest england who has spent three years camping in his garden to raise money for a local hospice has set a guinness world record for the largest sum raised by camping. max woosey has raised more than £750,000. john maguire reports. through storms, snow and baking sun, for three years, max woosey has been camping out in his garden. but now, it's time to pack up his latest tent and head indoors. i've had the best three years of my life....
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our science editor rebecca morelle is at the museum for us now. piece by piece, bone by colossal bone. a creature from 100 million years ago begins to emerge. this is patagotitan, one of the largest dinosaurs ever to walk the earth. assembling this dinosaur is like putting together a giant 3d jigsaw puzzle. there are more than 500 bones and fixings but no instruction manual. this beast measures 37 metres from the tip of its nose all the way down to its tail, and itjust about squeezes into this room with a few twists and turns along the way. the titanosaur is a cast, an exact replica of the original fossilised bones, and getting a creature like this into a 140—year—old building has been a challenge. we've had to take some of the doors off in order to get the crates and different parts of the dinosaur in, and some of the bones and the cast itself are quite heavy so we've had to reinforce our floors. that sense of awe at standing under one of the largest animals to have walked on land and trying to imagine it as a living, breathing creature is. .
our science editor rebecca morelle is at the museum for us now. piece by piece, bone by colossal bone. a creature from 100 million years ago begins to emerge. this is patagotitan, one of the largest dinosaurs ever to walk the earth. assembling this dinosaur is like putting together a giant 3d jigsaw puzzle. there are more than 500 bones and fixings but no instruction manual. this beast measures 37 metres from the tip of its nose all the way down to its tail, and itjust about squeezes into this...
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rebecca morelle, bbc news. india has welcomed the birth of four cheetah cubs — more than 70 years after the animals were declared officially extinct there. the four cubs were born in kuno national park wildlife sanctuary to one of the females that came from namibia last september. the country has been trying to reintroduce the big cats for decades, and last year brought eight cheetahs over from namibia as part of the plan. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. there's still some more rain to come through the rest of this week — at least it has turned milder. on wednesday, temperatures reached 16 celsius in northern ireland, and in southwest france, 30 celsius on wednesday. this early spring warmth will come to an end as we change the month, we change the weather. temperatures will drop, but it should be turning drier. the overnight heavy rain across england and wales, the last of it clearing away from northern england early in the morning. and then, we'll find some sunny spells, but shower
rebecca morelle, bbc news. india has welcomed the birth of four cheetah cubs — more than 70 years after the animals were declared officially extinct there. the four cubs were born in kuno national park wildlife sanctuary to one of the females that came from namibia last september. the country has been trying to reintroduce the big cats for decades, and last year brought eight cheetahs over from namibia as part of the plan. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello there. there's still...
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rebecca morelle, bbc news. a 13—year—old boy from southwest england who has spent three years camping in his garden to raise money for a local hospice has set a guinness world record for the largest sum raised by camping. this was max woosey aged 10 shortly after he started camping out in his garden every night in 2020. and this is him now — a teenager, who has raised more than £750,000, who has finally decided it's time to move back to his bedroom. i think the main goal was to try and raise as much money for the hospice as i could... yep. ..and i knew that i wouldn't let myself stop. i knew that if i stopped at, say, 2.5 years, i'd be, "that's not good enough." i'd be beating myself up, saying, "why couldn't you push yourself a little bit further?" a reminder of our top story — pope francis has been admitted to hospital with what's being described as a respiratory infection. the vatican says the 86—year—old is not suffering from covid, but has been experiencing breathing difficulties in recent day
rebecca morelle, bbc news. a 13—year—old boy from southwest england who has spent three years camping in his garden to raise money for a local hospice has set a guinness world record for the largest sum raised by camping. this was max woosey aged 10 shortly after he started camping out in his garden every night in 2020. and this is him now — a teenager, who has raised more than £750,000, who has finally decided it's time to move back to his bedroom. i think the main goal was to try and...
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rebecca morelle, bbc news, cardiff. let's get more from our climate editorjustin rowlatt in switzerland now. where that report was unveiled today. what was the reaction like when people heard what it contained? you could sense a deep frustration amongst the scientists here in switzerland. they have been warning for decades that deep emissions cuts are necessary and today of course we had their warning that we are likely to crash through that 1.5 degrees boundary. they do say we can drive temperatures back down again. it would take a massive reduction in emissions and the use of new and currently very expensive technologies, but they also say that evenif technologies, but they also say that even if we do achieve that those high temperatures will have damaged the health of millions of people and vulnerable ecosystems. coral reefs, rainforests and those in the mountains behind me, and as the un chief said today the report shows that keeping climate change manageable now means doing everything, everywhere, all at once. just
rebecca morelle, bbc news, cardiff. let's get more from our climate editorjustin rowlatt in switzerland now. where that report was unveiled today. what was the reaction like when people heard what it contained? you could sense a deep frustration amongst the scientists here in switzerland. they have been warning for decades that deep emissions cuts are necessary and today of course we had their warning that we are likely to crash through that 1.5 degrees boundary. they do say we can drive...
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rebecca morelle, bbc news. apologies for the technical problems at the start of that report. a group of ten—year—olds in stockport wanted to show solidarity with one of their friends, who lost his hair during treatment for a brain tumour. so this morning, they've all turned up for school, with their heads shaven. ian haslam has more. applause. this is oliver's army arriving on stage for a school assembly with a difference. the difference being that a group of heads are about to be shaved by oliver and a team of local hairdressers. how are you feeling ahead of all this we're doing for you this morning? it's nice to know that my friends at school are supporting me. what's weird is before i had my hair fall out, my hair was longer than any of these. now that these guys are getting theirs shaved, i'm going to be the only one with hair! the boys themselves came up with the plan, including oliver's twin brother, george. i was, of course, devastated when i heard the news that he had cancer, and instantly ijust knew that i had to do something to help. and now we're here. what do
rebecca morelle, bbc news. apologies for the technical problems at the start of that report. a group of ten—year—olds in stockport wanted to show solidarity with one of their friends, who lost his hair during treatment for a brain tumour. so this morning, they've all turned up for school, with their heads shaven. ian haslam has more. applause. this is oliver's army arriving on stage for a school assembly with a difference. the difference being that a group of heads are about to be shaved by...
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i'm rebecca jones. our top stories: the bank of england is about to announce whether uk interest rates will increase for an 11th consecutive time following an unexpected jump in inflation. the french president defends his decision to push through unpopular pension reforms as another day of strikes and protests begins across the country. indian opposition leader rahul gandhi is sentenced to two years in prison for defamation over comments he made in 2019 about prime minister narendra modi's surname. let's bring you some breaking news now. the bank of england has raised interest rates by a further quarter of a percentage point today. it says it takes expects the surge in british inflation to cool despite what was announced on wednesday. joining us live now is danni hewson who is the head of financial analysis at aj bell. the bank of england has raised interest rates from an 11th consecutive time from four 4% to 4.2 5%, why have rates gone up again? it might because inflation has not gone down the way the
i'm rebecca jones. our top stories: the bank of england is about to announce whether uk interest rates will increase for an 11th consecutive time following an unexpected jump in inflation. the french president defends his decision to push through unpopular pension reforms as another day of strikes and protests begins across the country. indian opposition leader rahul gandhi is sentenced to two years in prison for defamation over comments he made in 2019 about prime minister narendra modi's...
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rebecca morelle, bbc news. a public swimming pool in britain is being heated by a small data centre the size of a washing machine. the project in devon believed to be a uk first is saving the council run leisure centre thousands of pounds in energy costs, asjenny kumah reports. this pool in exmouth is the first in the country to use a pioneering technology to heat the water and cut down on carbon emissions. and this is where the magic happens. so here it is, this is a deep green unit with the computer are immersed in oil. with the computers immersed in oil. so when you put stuff in the cloud, they could end up on a data centre like this? exactly that, yeah. so we all rely on the cloud in our everyday lives, for your online banking or doing your tesco order. the trouble is the computers in those data centres which run the cloud generate enormous amounts of heat, so data centres have to get rid of that heat somehow. most of the time thatjust gets thrown into the atmosphere. this system is different, where we are
rebecca morelle, bbc news. a public swimming pool in britain is being heated by a small data centre the size of a washing machine. the project in devon believed to be a uk first is saving the council run leisure centre thousands of pounds in energy costs, asjenny kumah reports. this pool in exmouth is the first in the country to use a pioneering technology to heat the water and cut down on carbon emissions. and this is where the magic happens. so here it is, this is a deep green unit with the...
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rebecca morelle, bbc news. ican speak i can speak to someone from the university college london who has gone as part of the building investigation team. the gone as part of the building investigation team. the amount of devastation _ investigation team. the amount of devastation we _ investigation team. the amount of devastation we have _ investigation team. the amount of devastation we have seen - investigation team. the amount of devastation we have seen here - investigation team. the amount of. devastation we have seen here shows a poor and noncompliant building stock, largely, but it is a mixed bag because there are quite a lot of old buildings built at the time in line with old versions of the code, but also buildings that have survived the earthquake so we are currently collecting data to be able to sample all of these issues and examples so they can go back home and analyse data to get a key findings. we came fully equipped with various data collection tools and were systematically distributing across di
rebecca morelle, bbc news. ican speak i can speak to someone from the university college london who has gone as part of the building investigation team. the gone as part of the building investigation team. the amount of devastation _ investigation team. the amount of devastation we _ investigation team. the amount of devastation we have _ investigation team. the amount of devastation we have seen - investigation team. the amount of devastation we have seen here - investigation team. the amount...
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our science editor rebecca morelle has more. the devastation of last month's earthquake. more than 50,000 people lost their lives as buildings collapsed in the biggest earthquake to hit the region in almost a century. now an investigation is beginning to try and find some answers amongst the wreckage. so how many buildings did you actually end up serving, as a team? professor emily so is leading the earthquake engineering field investigation team, or e—fit. structural engineers in the uk and turkey are working together to assess the damage. she has been getting the latest update from tugce tetik, who's been to adiyaman. tugce has been taking some samples of concrete and has found large pebbles embedded in it. do you think they got these aggregates locally because it's got lots of rivers around? yeah, all of them taken from the river. the river pebbles shouldn't be there. they weaken the structure. she's also found some steel bars are smooth instead of ridged, which means the concrete doesn't cling to them — again, reducing the strength. this kind of in—depth analysi
our science editor rebecca morelle has more. the devastation of last month's earthquake. more than 50,000 people lost their lives as buildings collapsed in the biggest earthquake to hit the region in almost a century. now an investigation is beginning to try and find some answers amongst the wreckage. so how many buildings did you actually end up serving, as a team? professor emily so is leading the earthquake engineering field investigation team, or e—fit. structural engineers in the uk and...
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our science editor rebecca rumail —— rebecca morelle has the story. piece by piece, bone by colossal bone. a creature from 100 million years ago begins to emerge. this is patagotitan, one of the largest dinosaurs ever to walk the earth. assembling this dinosaur is like putting together a giant 3d jigsaw puzzle. there are more than 500 bones and fixings, but no instruction manual. this beast measures 37 metres from the tip of its nose all the way down to its tail, and itjust about squeezes into this room with a few twists and turns along the way. the titanosaur is a cast, an exact replica of the original fossilised bones, and getting a creature like this into a 140—year—old building has been a challenge. we've had to take some of the doors off in order to get the crates and different parts of the dinosaur in, and some of the bones and the cast itself are quite heavy, so we've had to reinforce our floors. that sense of awe at standing under one of the largest animals to have walked on land and trying to imagine it as a living, breathing creature is,
our science editor rebecca rumail —— rebecca morelle has the story. piece by piece, bone by colossal bone. a creature from 100 million years ago begins to emerge. this is patagotitan, one of the largest dinosaurs ever to walk the earth. assembling this dinosaur is like putting together a giant 3d jigsaw puzzle. there are more than 500 bones and fixings, but no instruction manual. this beast measures 37 metres from the tip of its nose all the way down to its tail, and itjust about squeezes...
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rebecca morelle, bbc news. now, we will turn our attentions to different matters but it all ties in with the events of recent days, because we have been celebrating international women's day, and by 24 hours ago we were discussing the oscars, so let's take a few minutes to discuss a film. it is called kaur and it's attempting to break stereotypes around the experience of being a british sikh woman, i will talk to a writer and performerfrom it injust a minute, but let's see a clip from the film. music. i would like to wear this for the first time with him standing next to me. i always knew from a very young age that this was the path you were meant to take. i'm sorry. i can't support you if you go through with this, so you i need to make a decision. in look who's with me, fantastic! two wonderful woman we do so in the film. we're joined now by actress nina wadia and director and co creator parvinder shergill who is the lead in the film. parvinder i will start with you, you wrote it and co—creator can explain w
rebecca morelle, bbc news. now, we will turn our attentions to different matters but it all ties in with the events of recent days, because we have been celebrating international women's day, and by 24 hours ago we were discussing the oscars, so let's take a few minutes to discuss a film. it is called kaur and it's attempting to break stereotypes around the experience of being a british sikh woman, i will talk to a writer and performerfrom it injust a minute, but let's see a clip from the film....
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those with no voice, after his criticisms tonight with the context — the independent trade economist rebecca harding, and emmy—nominated journalist caroline modarressy—tehrani.
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rebecca morelle, bbc news. police searching for three women and two men who were reported missing after a night out in cardiff have found three of them dead and two with serious injuries. these are the latest picture from the search area. the five friends were last seen in cardiff in the early hours of saturday saturday night. gwent police say the car was recovered in the early hours of this morning. the three dead have not yet been identified. the anniversary of the first ever spitfire flight has been marked with a fly—past — above the grave of its designer. (tx reginald mitchell died before the plane entered production in southampton. he only ever saw his k5054 prototype airborne, including the first test flight on the fifth of march, 1936. russian reservist troops have been sent into battle with ukrainians with only light firearms and shovels according to the uk ministry of defence. the intelligence report comes as both sides continue to fight for the eastern city of bakhmut in a bid to take control of t
rebecca morelle, bbc news. police searching for three women and two men who were reported missing after a night out in cardiff have found three of them dead and two with serious injuries. these are the latest picture from the search area. the five friends were last seen in cardiff in the early hours of saturday saturday night. gwent police say the car was recovered in the early hours of this morning. the three dead have not yet been identified. the anniversary of the first ever spitfire flight...
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rebecca ikumelo was critically injured and died days later. an investigation is due to conclude next month into what happened. a council leader is set to resign after giving the go—ahead for more than 100 trees to be chopped down overnight in plymouth. richard bingley will face a vote of "no confidence" after he signed off the decision to make way for a town centre redevelopment plan. our south west england correspondent, jenny kumah, has this report. "despicable vandalism." "environmental devastation." "a chainsaw massacre." just some of the words used by opponents to this felling of more than 100 trees in plymouth city centre. the contractors came late at night. then, at around 1am, campaigners were able to get an injunction to stop the chop. if you cut any more trees down it'll be a criminal offence. by then, only a few trees remained. do you have anything to say to the people of plymouth? plymouth city council said, given the size of the tree machinery, it had scheduled the works to be carried out at night, with as few people around as p
rebecca ikumelo was critically injured and died days later. an investigation is due to conclude next month into what happened. a council leader is set to resign after giving the go—ahead for more than 100 trees to be chopped down overnight in plymouth. richard bingley will face a vote of "no confidence" after he signed off the decision to make way for a town centre redevelopment plan. our south west england correspondent, jenny kumah, has this report. "despicable...
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i'm rebecca jones. our top stories: the former pakistani prime minister imran khan has arrived at the high court in islamabad to face corruption charges. when he gets to islamabad, we know that the authorities have suspended the ability to be able to hold rallies and protests, so there will be a very close eye on the court later today. us presidentjoe biden has welcomed the international criminal court's arrest warrant against russia's vladimir putin. the icc have accused president putin of committing warcrimes in ukraine. the uk's home secretary, suella braverman, is in rwanda to discuss a controversial agreement to deport people who seek asylum in britain.
i'm rebecca jones. our top stories: the former pakistani prime minister imran khan has arrived at the high court in islamabad to face corruption charges. when he gets to islamabad, we know that the authorities have suspended the ability to be able to hold rallies and protests, so there will be a very close eye on the court later today. us presidentjoe biden has welcomed the international criminal court's arrest warrant against russia's vladimir putin. the icc have accused president putin of...
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i'm rebecca jones. our top stories: donald trump says he will be arrested on tuesday and has called on his supporters to protest. the former pakistani prime minister imran khan has left the high court in islamabad. the court said that the hearing is not possible amid protests outside. the uk's home secretary, suella braverman, is in rwanda to discuss a controversial agreement to deport migrants who come to the uk illegally. and it's the final day of the men's six nations rugby — ireland are hoping for the grand slam when they play england in dublin this afternoon.
i'm rebecca jones. our top stories: donald trump says he will be arrested on tuesday and has called on his supporters to protest. the former pakistani prime minister imran khan has left the high court in islamabad. the court said that the hearing is not possible amid protests outside. the uk's home secretary, suella braverman, is in rwanda to discuss a controversial agreement to deport migrants who come to the uk illegally. and it's the final day of the men's six nations rugby — ireland are...
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rebecca morelle, bbc news, bristol. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. it is looking warm! things are turning warmer at the moment across much of western europe. here in parts of spain we could see close to record—breaking values in the next few days. but there is plenty of cloud around and low pressure out towards the west. the breeze picking up. heavy rain moving away from northern ireland in the afternoon, but for all temperatures above where we should be for the time of year. mid—teens for the majority. this evening some intense brainstorms pushing north and east across mites of the midlands and parts of yorkshire. they will clear away during the morning and another mild night for everyone. fortomorrow morning and another mild night for everyone. for tomorrow only ranges clearing away from the eastern side of england and also from shetland. some sunshine around, some of us will hold onto that all day long but some showers widely developing, some of those heavy. fairly frequent and does thundery showers across the midlands in particular and the ea
rebecca morelle, bbc news, bristol. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. it is looking warm! things are turning warmer at the moment across much of western europe. here in parts of spain we could see close to record—breaking values in the next few days. but there is plenty of cloud around and low pressure out towards the west. the breeze picking up. heavy rain moving away from northern ireland in the afternoon, but for all temperatures above where we should be for the time of...
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well, i think one of the key pieces of guidance we are getting in regard to this story, rebecca, is from senior officials within the trump legal team, who are making the point that in this tweet issued on his own social media platform, truth social this morning, donald trump is not suggesting that he will be arrested, he is taking issue with links to the media coming from the manhattan district attorney �*s office, that suggests that he might well be indicted this coming week. let me read you a statement we have just received from his spokesman. this was issued to our partner network here in the united states, cbs news. i think this provides a lot of clarity to this story. "there has been no notification other than a legal leak from the justice department and the district attorney �*s office to nbc and other fake news carriers that the radical left democratic prosecutor in manhattan has decided to take his witchhunt to the next level. president trump is rightfully highlighting his innocence and the weaponisation of our injustice system will stop goes on say that he will be in texas n
well, i think one of the key pieces of guidance we are getting in regard to this story, rebecca, is from senior officials within the trump legal team, who are making the point that in this tweet issued on his own social media platform, truth social this morning, donald trump is not suggesting that he will be arrested, he is taking issue with links to the media coming from the manhattan district attorney �*s office, that suggests that he might well be indicted this coming week. let me read you...
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show, but that means the public will be able to touch it, and walk beneath it. 0ur science editor, rebecca morelle, has that story. piece by piece. bone by colo55al bone. a creature from 100 million years ago begins to emerge. this is patagotitan, one of the largest dino5aur5 ever to walk the earth. a55embling this dinosaur is like putting together a giant 3d jigsaw puzzle. there are more than 500 bones and fixings but no instruction manual. this beast measures 37 metres from the tip of its no5e all the way down to its tail, and itju5t about squeezes into this room with a few twists and turns along the way. the titanosaur is a cast, an exact replica of the original fo55ili5ed bones, and getting a creature like this into a 140—year—old building has been a challenge. we have had to take some of the doors off in order to get the crates and different parts of the dinosaur in, and some of the bones and the cast itself are quite heavy so we've had to reinforce our floors. that sense of awe at standing under one of the largest animals to have walked on land and trying to imagine it as a livin
show, but that means the public will be able to touch it, and walk beneath it. 0ur science editor, rebecca morelle, has that story. piece by piece. bone by colo55al bone. a creature from 100 million years ago begins to emerge. this is patagotitan, one of the largest dino5aur5 ever to walk the earth. a55embling this dinosaur is like putting together a giant 3d jigsaw puzzle. there are more than 500 bones and fixings but no instruction manual. this beast measures 37 metres from the tip of its...
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rebecca morelle, bbc news. now it's the weather with darren bett. we had more rain today but at least it is a little bit warmer. temperatures in northern ireland reached 16 degrees today and it's actually a bit warmer than normal for the time of year across many western parts of europe. in south—west france temperatures were topping 30 degrees. of course it will not last and as we change month we will change the weather. it will turn cooler across many western parts of europe but it should also be turning drier at the same time. looking at the rain we had over the past few hours, this is continuing to push across scotland. heavy rain developing across england and wales. a bit further north now. that rain will tend to slide away into the north sea but we will keep some patchy rain going across northern england. 0therwise turning much drier by the end of the night. south—westerly winds kept it mild today and they will keep it mild overnight tonight with temperatures ranging from 6—12. still reign to clearfrom northern england first thing in the
rebecca morelle, bbc news. now it's the weather with darren bett. we had more rain today but at least it is a little bit warmer. temperatures in northern ireland reached 16 degrees today and it's actually a bit warmer than normal for the time of year across many western parts of europe. in south—west france temperatures were topping 30 degrees. of course it will not last and as we change month we will change the weather. it will turn cooler across many western parts of europe but it should...
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rebecca ikumelo was critically injured and died days later. an investigation is due to conclude next month into what happened. a council leader is set to resign after giving the go—ahead for more than 100 trees to be chopped down overnight in plymouth. richard bingley will face a vote of no confidence after he signed off the decision to make way for a town centre redevelopment plan. 0ur south west england correspondent, jenny kumah, has this report. despicable vandalism. environmental devastation. a chainsaw massacre. just some of the words used by opponents to this felling of more than 100 trees in plymouth city centre. the contractors came late at night. then, at around 1am, campaigners were able to get an injunction to stop the chop. if you cut any more trees down it'll be a criminal offence. by then, only a few trees remained. plymouth city council said, given the size of the tree machinery, it's a scheduled the works to be carried out at night, with as few people around as possible, for public safety reasons. in the cold light of day, t
rebecca ikumelo was critically injured and died days later. an investigation is due to conclude next month into what happened. a council leader is set to resign after giving the go—ahead for more than 100 trees to be chopped down overnight in plymouth. richard bingley will face a vote of no confidence after he signed off the decision to make way for a town centre redevelopment plan. 0ur south west england correspondent, jenny kumah, has this report. despicable vandalism. environmental...
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i'm rebecca jones. our top stories: donald trump says he will be arrested on tuesday and has called on his supporters to protest. the former pakistani prime minister imran khan has left the high court in islamabad. the court said that the hearing is not possible amid protests outside. the uk's home secretary, suella braverman, is in rwanda to discuss a controversial agreement to deport migrants who come to the uk illegally. and it's the final day of the men's six nations rugby — ireland are hoping for the grand slam when they play england in dublin this afternoon. we start with breaking news. the former us president donald trump says he will be arrested on tuesday of next week. he made the announcement on his online platform, truth social. he did not give details of any charges he may face, but called for "protest" and for his supporters to "take our nation back". mr trump is currently campaigning for the republican nomination for the 2024 presidential election. we're still trying to establish exactly
i'm rebecca jones. our top stories: donald trump says he will be arrested on tuesday and has called on his supporters to protest. the former pakistani prime minister imran khan has left the high court in islamabad. the court said that the hearing is not possible amid protests outside. the uk's home secretary, suella braverman, is in rwanda to discuss a controversial agreement to deport migrants who come to the uk illegally. and it's the final day of the men's six nations rugby — ireland are...
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women's draw, sixth seed coco gauff is through to the quarterfinals after a 3—set win over sweden's rebecca peterson. the american will face australian open champion aryna sabalenka after she won in straight sets over babora krejikova. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team, that's your sports news for now. that is indeed. thank you to the team. wolves are back in belgium for the first time in more than 100 years as their numbers grow across europe. strict eu legal protections have, in part, led to the resurgence. estimates put the total number across all 27 eu member states at over 19,000. for conservationists, it's a great success but for affected farmers, it's a proving a stress and burden, asjessica parker reports. on heathland in the east of belgium, a pack of wolves is on patrol. curious about a camera set up to track them. we patrol. curious about a camera set up to track them.— set up to track them. we are 'ust set up to track them. we are just looking _ set up to track them. we are just
women's draw, sixth seed coco gauff is through to the quarterfinals after a 3—set win over sweden's rebecca peterson. the american will face australian open champion aryna sabalenka after she won in straight sets over babora krejikova. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team, that's your sports news for now. that is indeed. thank you to the team. wolves are back in belgium for the first time in more...
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as our science editor rebecca morelle reports. it was the shipwreck they thought would never be found but one year ago sir ernest shackleton�*s lost ship, endurance was discovered. life 3000 metres down in the antarctic deep. almost perfectly preserved. frozen in time. this remarkable find is that the expedition team off on another quest. this time at lloyds insurers in the city of london. whenever a larger ship is lost to the sea it is recorded in pen and ink in a loss. a tradition that still happens today it goes back to 1774 happens today it goes back to 177a and the hope was that they would find the ship. we have come to where the archives are stored. there are 140 loss books going back hundreds of years. endurance sank in november 1915 so you would expect the record to be in this loss book here for 1915. but the news of the sinking in antarctica took a while to reach london and in fact the record has been discovered in this book here, june 1916. find this book here, june 1916. and this book here, june 1916. and this is the
as our science editor rebecca morelle reports. it was the shipwreck they thought would never be found but one year ago sir ernest shackleton�*s lost ship, endurance was discovered. life 3000 metres down in the antarctic deep. almost perfectly preserved. frozen in time. this remarkable find is that the expedition team off on another quest. this time at lloyds insurers in the city of london. whenever a larger ship is lost to the sea it is recorded in pen and ink in a loss. a tradition that...
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found in argentina — and as you can see, there aren't many rooms big enough for it. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle has more. i am face to face with one of the largest dinosaurs ever to walk the earth and feeling very puny standing next to it. this is patagotitan. it's a beast that lived 100 million years ago. let me take you on a bit of a tour. so this creature measured 120 feet. that's 37 metres from its head, all the way down to the tip of its tail. it just about squeezes into the gallery here, and you get a sense ofjust how big this dinosaur is. some of the bones are bigger than me now. what's unusual about this is you can actually get up close to it and have a feel because this is a cast. it's an exact replica of bones that were unearthed in argentina about ten years ago. and you can even feel the texture on some of the bones. now, if we come back here, we can find sinead marron, who is the exhibition lead at the natural history museum. tell us how much of a challenge it was to get this dinosaur into the museum. yes. so obviously the natural history museum, we're pretty used to moving
found in argentina — and as you can see, there aren't many rooms big enough for it. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle has more. i am face to face with one of the largest dinosaurs ever to walk the earth and feeling very puny standing next to it. this is patagotitan. it's a beast that lived 100 million years ago. let me take you on a bit of a tour. so this creature measured 120 feet. that's 37 metres from its head, all the way down to the tip of its tail. it just about squeezes into the...
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i'm rebecca jones. our top stories: the former pakistani prime minister imran khan has arrived at the high court in islamabad to face corruption charges. when he gets to islamabad, we know that the authorities have suspended the ability to be able to hold rallies and protests, so there will be a very close eye on the court later today. us presidentjoe biden has welcomed the international criminal court's arrest warrant against russia's vladimir putin. the icc have accused president putin of committing warcrimes in ukraine. the uk's home secretary, suella braverman, is in rwanda to discuss a controversial agreement to deport people who seek asylum in britain. a fraud victim has won a £153,000 refund after the bbc�*s money box programme contacted his bank about him being targeted. and it's the final day of the mens six nations rugby — ireland are hoping for the grand slam when they play england in dublin this afternoon. we start in pakistan — where police have fired tear gas at supporters of former
i'm rebecca jones. our top stories: the former pakistani prime minister imran khan has arrived at the high court in islamabad to face corruption charges. when he gets to islamabad, we know that the authorities have suspended the ability to be able to hold rallies and protests, so there will be a very close eye on the court later today. us presidentjoe biden has welcomed the international criminal court's arrest warrant against russia's vladimir putin. the icc have accused president putin of...
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rebecca has been visiting the fields near her oxfordshire home since she was a child. growing up with nature on my doorstep, we've always enjoyed being in and around it and it's something that does need to be protected. it's really scary to think what the children of today are going to grow up in. so, when she was randomly selected to be part of the people's plan for nature, shejumped at the chance. the plan goes across lots of different things. it's everyone's responsibility to get involved and take part, make those little changes. at this hotel in birmingham, 100 people from across the uk have been meeting over the past year to share ideas and devise their own plan for bringing wildlife back from the brink. and they're calling for a complete overhaul in the way we treat nature, from the food we eat and how we use the land, to tougher action on preventing pollution. here at the university of reading, scientists have been monitoring declines in plants and animals on home soilfor decades, and they say nature's in a lamentable state. despite the number of plans that we'v
rebecca has been visiting the fields near her oxfordshire home since she was a child. growing up with nature on my doorstep, we've always enjoyed being in and around it and it's something that does need to be protected. it's really scary to think what the children of today are going to grow up in. so, when she was randomly selected to be part of the people's plan for nature, shejumped at the chance. the plan goes across lots of different things. it's everyone's responsibility to get involved...
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represent one small step for man and a giant leap for — i'm sorry — lambkind, as our science editor rebecca morelle reports. he left his family and friends on mossy bottom farm to pursue a lofty new career. taking him to the moon, and beyond. now shaun the sheep is back on earth. for a hero's welcome at aardman studios in bristol. shaun is our first european space agency astronaut to the moon. congratulations, shaun. he's been presented with an official astronaut certificate from the european space agency and nasa. it was a big surprise when shaun was selected to go to the moon. at first you couldn't believe it, it seemed incredible. it is every child's dream, isn't it, famously, to be an astronaut and go to the moon. and so the fact that shaun was doing it for us seemed very, very important. i mean the far side of the moon, how extraordinary is that? 0ur baby, our creation. it took a lot of work to get shaun into shape for the mission.
represent one small step for man and a giant leap for — i'm sorry — lambkind, as our science editor rebecca morelle reports. he left his family and friends on mossy bottom farm to pursue a lofty new career. taking him to the moon, and beyond. now shaun the sheep is back on earth. for a hero's welcome at aardman studios in bristol. shaun is our first european space agency astronaut to the moon. congratulations, shaun. he's been presented with an official astronaut certificate from the...
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rebecca morelle, bbc news. firefighters have voted to accept a new pay offer ending the threat of strikes. you walk out was suspended when the new offer was tabled and it includes a 7% increase backdated to july 2022 and an additional 5% from july 2022 and an additional 5% from july this year. —— the walk—out was suspended. lots more on all of today's stories on the bbc news website and app. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. we've got a very cold, wintry week of weather in store, potential of some disruptive snow in places. there is still a question mark on where that heavy snow will be, so do stay tuned to the weather forecast and head online to see all the latest warnings. i think we're pretty confident for today and tomorrow — snow and ice issues are likely to affect much of the northern half of scotland, northeast england and also parts of northern ireland. now, the very cold air is slowly working its way southwards through the day today. you can see the deep blues there. strong winds acro
rebecca morelle, bbc news. firefighters have voted to accept a new pay offer ending the threat of strikes. you walk out was suspended when the new offer was tabled and it includes a 7% increase backdated to july 2022 and an additional 5% from july 2022 and an additional 5% from july this year. —— the walk—out was suspended. lots more on all of today's stories on the bbc news website and app. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. we've got a very cold, wintry week of weather in...
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rebecca morelle, bbc news. keeping on the historical theme, the anniversary of the first—ever spitfire flight has been marked with fi past above the grave of its designer. reginald mitchell died before the plane entered production in south hampton. he only ever saw his prototype airborne on the first test flight on the 5th of march, 1936. lots more, as always, on our website. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @kasiamadera. it would be lovely to hear from you. goodbye. hello there. it's been a very wintry day across the north of the uk. large parts of northern and eastern scotland in particular have seen accumulating snow and some frequent and heavy showers. and we hold onto these showers of snow and ice into tuesday as well. the northern half of scotland, northeast england, northern ireland, once again, likely to cause some travel disruption. now we've got arctic air firmly in place now across the northern half of the country. it's not as cold further south, but
rebecca morelle, bbc news. keeping on the historical theme, the anniversary of the first—ever spitfire flight has been marked with fi past above the grave of its designer. reginald mitchell died before the plane entered production in south hampton. he only ever saw his prototype airborne on the first test flight on the 5th of march, 1936. lots more, as always, on our website. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @kasiamadera. it would be lovely to...
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i'm rebecca jones. our top stories: the bank of england is expected to increase interest rates for an 11th consecutive time following an unexpected jump in inflation in the uk. the french president defends his decision to push through unpopular pension reforms as another day of strikes and protests begins across the country. on the frontline in southern ukraine, where troops loyal to kyiv are holding their defences, despite constant attacks from russian shelling. those two russian shells that have come in, i think it's tank fire, and i think being very close to these positions gives you an idea how exposed it is here. indian opposition leader rahul gandhi is sentenced to two years in prison for defamation over comments he made in 2019 about prime minister narendra modi's surname. and the world's first 3d—printed rocket makes it off the launch pad but fails to reach orbit. we start in the uk, where millions of homeowners are bracing themselves for what would be the 11th successive rise in interest rate
i'm rebecca jones. our top stories: the bank of england is expected to increase interest rates for an 11th consecutive time following an unexpected jump in inflation in the uk. the french president defends his decision to push through unpopular pension reforms as another day of strikes and protests begins across the country. on the frontline in southern ukraine, where troops loyal to kyiv are holding their defences, despite constant attacks from russian shelling. those two russian shells that...
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rebecca morelle, bbc news. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is that the white house has condemned the arrest of an american journalist in russia. the kremlin has accused him of spying. something is paper vehemently denies. let�*s bring you a little more information on the health of the pope. the vatican says he�*s responding well to antibiotics for bronchitis and the 86—year—old could be discharged "in the coming days". he was admitted to gemelli hospital on wednesday, for what was initially said to be a scheduled check—up. this is the busiest time of the year for pope francis, with many events and services scheduled ahead of easter weekend. as i�*m just... the vatican says he�*s responding well. a big moment for brazil. its former right—wing president, jair bolsonaro, has returned from the us. he left brazil of his own accord on the 30th of december. that was two days before this happened — the current president luiz inacio lula da silva taking power. and it was nine days before this happened — bolsonaro�*
rebecca morelle, bbc news. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is that the white house has condemned the arrest of an american journalist in russia. the kremlin has accused him of spying. something is paper vehemently denies. let�*s bring you a little more information on the health of the pope. the vatican says he�*s responding well to antibiotics for bronchitis and the 86—year—old could be discharged "in the coming days". he was admitted to...
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rebecca morelle, bbc news. the convicted paedophile gary glitter has been recalled to prison for breaking the conditions of his release. the 78—year—old former singer — whose real name is paul gadd — was released last month after serving half his 16—year sentence for sexually abusing three girls. aru na iyengar reports. it's back to jail for gary glitter, just one month after he was freed. he was released on licence and had to wear a gps tag. but the probation service say protecting the public is their number one priority and gary glitter breached the terms of his licence. he was jailed in 2015 for attempted rape, four counts of indecent assault and one of having sex with a girl under 13. the crimes went back to the 1970s. at the time, the judge described his abuse of a girl under ten as appalling. he'd been imprisoned before. in 1997, computer engineers at this bristol store indecent images on glitter�*s computer hard drive. he was jailed for two months. he then went abroad and, in 2002, was expell
rebecca morelle, bbc news. the convicted paedophile gary glitter has been recalled to prison for breaking the conditions of his release. the 78—year—old former singer — whose real name is paul gadd — was released last month after serving half his 16—year sentence for sexually abusing three girls. aru na iyengar reports. it's back to jail for gary glitter, just one month after he was freed. he was released on licence and had to wear a gps tag. but the probation service say protecting...
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rebecca jones, my colleague was joint here in the studio by haley andrews whose head of puppy raising at guide dogs in training guide dogs. rfiki at guide dogs in training guide dos. ~ , ., ' ., ., at guide dogs in training guide dos. ~ ,.' ., ., , ., dogs. oki is a 12-month-old german sheherd dogs. oki is a 12-month-old german shepherd and _ dogs. oki is a 12-month-old german shepherd and gordon _ —— golden retriever. -- golden retriever. if you're watching. — -- golden retriever. if you're watching, hello. _ -- golden retriever. if you're watching, hello. you - -- golden retriever. if you're watching, hello. you have i -- golden retriever. if you're i watching, hello. you have more volunteers as a result of the report, how surprised are you? jt’s report, how surprised are you? it's been report, how surprised are you? jt�*s been amazing. his story is really helped us and we have recruited many applications of come through as part of the story but we do need lots more volunteers to come through. and we are looking at 5000 more volunteers and the supporting roles. why do the
rebecca jones, my colleague was joint here in the studio by haley andrews whose head of puppy raising at guide dogs in training guide dogs. rfiki at guide dogs in training guide dos. ~ , ., ' ., ., at guide dogs in training guide dos. ~ ,.' ., ., , ., dogs. oki is a 12-month-old german sheherd dogs. oki is a 12-month-old german shepherd and _ dogs. oki is a 12-month-old german shepherd and gordon _ —— golden retriever. -- golden retriever. if you're watching. — -- golden retriever. if...
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rebecca has been visiting the fields near her oxfordshire home since she was a child. growing up with nature on my doorstep, we've always enjoyed being in and around it and it does need to be protected. it's really scary to think what the children of today are going to grow up in. so when she was randomly selected to be part of the people's plan for nature, shejumped at the chance. the plan goes across lots of different things. it's everyone's responsibility to get involved and take part, make those little changes. at this hotel in birmingham, 100 people from across the uk have been meeting over the past year to share ideas and devise their own plan for bringing wildlife back from the brink. and they're calling for a complete overhaul in the way we treat nature, from the food we eat and how we use the land, to tougher action on preventing pollution. here at the university of reading, scientists have been monitoring declines in plants and animals on home soilfor decades, and they say nature's in a lamentable state. despite the number of plans that we've had, the governm
rebecca has been visiting the fields near her oxfordshire home since she was a child. growing up with nature on my doorstep, we've always enjoyed being in and around it and it does need to be protected. it's really scary to think what the children of today are going to grow up in. so when she was randomly selected to be part of the people's plan for nature, shejumped at the chance. the plan goes across lots of different things. it's everyone's responsibility to get involved and take part, make...
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rebecca morelle has more. now an investigation is beginning to try and find some answers amongst the wreckage. how many buildings did you serve? professor emily leading the investigation team. she's been getting the latest update from toj. he has found large pebbles invented. do you think they got these aggregates locally because it's got lots of rivers around? yeah, all of them taken from the river. the river pebbles shouldn't be there. they weaken the structure. she's also found some steel bars are smooth instead of ridged, which means the concrete doesn't cling to them — again, reducing the strength. this kind of in—depth analysis can only be done by having experts on the ground. it's important to get the full picture rather thanjust looking at a snapshot of a single asset or a single building, because the successes of the ones that are still intact and perform perfectly well is as important as its neighbours that have collapsed, and actually having that distribution, having that overview, is really key
rebecca morelle has more. now an investigation is beginning to try and find some answers amongst the wreckage. how many buildings did you serve? professor emily leading the investigation team. she's been getting the latest update from toj. he has found large pebbles invented. do you think they got these aggregates locally because it's got lots of rivers around? yeah, all of them taken from the river. the river pebbles shouldn't be there. they weaken the structure. she's also found some steel...
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one small step for man — a giant leap for lambkind as our science editor rebecca morelle reports. he left his family and friends on mossy bottom farm to pursue a lofty new career, taking him to the moon and beyond. now, sean the sheep's back on earth for a hero's welcome at aardman studios in bristol. shaun is the first european space agency astronaut to the moon. congratulations, shaun. he's been presented with an official astronaut certificate from the european space agency and nasa. it was a big surprise when shaun was selected to go to the moon. virtually couldn't believe it. it seemed incredible. it's every child's dream, isn't it? famously, to be an astronaut around the moon. and so the fact that shaun was doing it for us seemed very, very important. on the far side of the moon, i mean, that extraordinary is that our our baby, our creation. it took a lot of work to get shaun into shape for the mission, making him a great fit for thejob. it's perfect for shaun, really. he's such a cute, cheeky little character and can only imagine he would love to have such a big adventure. i
one small step for man — a giant leap for lambkind as our science editor rebecca morelle reports. he left his family and friends on mossy bottom farm to pursue a lofty new career, taking him to the moon and beyond. now, sean the sheep's back on earth for a hero's welcome at aardman studios in bristol. shaun is the first european space agency astronaut to the moon. congratulations, shaun. he's been presented with an official astronaut certificate from the european space agency and nasa. it was...
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our science editor rebecca morelle reports. it was the shipwreck they thought would never be found, but a year ago sir ernest shackleton�*s lost ship, endurance was discovered, lying 3000 metres down in the antarctic deep. almost perfectly preserved. frozen in time. but this remarkable find has set the expedition team off on another quest. this time at lloyds insurers in the city of london. whenever a large ship is lost to the sea it is recorded in pen and ink in a loss book. it's a tradition that still happens today but it goes back to 1774 and the hope was that they would find the shackleton ship on the day she sank. we have come to where the archives are stored. there are 140 loss books going back hundreds of years. shackleton�*s endurance sank in november 1915 so you would expect the record to be in this loss book here for 1915. but the news of the sinking in antarctica took a while to reach london and in fact the record has been discovered in this book here, june 1916. and this is the loss book. john shears, who discov
our science editor rebecca morelle reports. it was the shipwreck they thought would never be found, but a year ago sir ernest shackleton�*s lost ship, endurance was discovered, lying 3000 metres down in the antarctic deep. almost perfectly preserved. frozen in time. but this remarkable find has set the expedition team off on another quest. this time at lloyds insurers in the city of london. whenever a large ship is lost to the sea it is recorded in pen and ink in a loss book. it's a tradition...