still to come: simon's the challenge was really to find in the nordic seas, it is totally welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers here with tips on cutting the cost a form and a shape and a location different from tropical fishes in north america of car hire. with the colours, it's different. and diving into the world that could actually withstand these and around the globe. representatives of protesters in of underwater fine dining. forces that we knew would happen. i'm lewis vaughan jones. sudan have met military leaders in so don't go away. the capital, khartoum. the meeting so the solution was a pipe. our top stories: and it was constructed on a barge, then transported to this site came in response to a call for dialogue made by the country's third and carefully lifted off the barge, onto its very precise leader in as many days. a spokesman foundation points, because a big hopes that tensions in sudan appear to be easing — issue is of course not to ruin for the protesters told the bbc they the place while you're with the new military insisted on the formation of a leadership meeting protesters. civilian government. are constructing. translation: this is a renewed call the maltese navy has transferred for all those bearing arms to sit down for discussions to arrive more than 60 migrants from a german so it had to be put down in a really at a peaceful outcome and peacefully my name is trond rafoss, charity vessel to a multisport, careful manner in order to maintain i work for the norwegian bioeconomy coexist under the basis research institute. the landscape and the underwater after a number of other eu countries landscape, not least, of new measures. offered to take them in. —— maltese hello from the fine atlantic city not ruin the ecology of the place. we had to document the species of porto in portugal. so once that was done, four eu countries agree to take this week, i have advice on a mother everyone was breathing out, showing up in the area that was the real most challenging before we dared to go in dozens of migrants rescued port. and daughter wanting after being stranded at sea india has observes the centenary of to explore beyond singapore. on with a project like this. part of the project. to come into this room under first though, after a series the water, it gave us the massacre by british troops which of airline failures this winter, new opportunities. for nearly two weeks. are seen many of you have been in touch it gives you a totally the massacre by british troops which are seen as the massacre by british troops which are seen as one of the darkest incidents of the colonial era. 0n about how best to protect yourself april 13, incidents of the colonial era. 0n april13, 1919, soldiers in case your airline is grounded we tried to show what this part different setting incidents of the colonial era. 0n april 13, 1919, soldiers commanded bya and your ticket turns out april 13, 1919, soldiers commanded of norway can be and is. 00:00:48,848 --> 2147483051:37:09,139 most people, they don't know 2147483051:37:09,139 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 what is under the water by a british general massacred hundreds of unarmed men, women and to be worthless. where you have time, children. you have plenty of time a 10—year—old boy has died after being attacked by a dog well, a travel insurance policy at a holiday park in cornwall. which covers scheduled airline to do the observations. a 28—year—old woman has been failure could prove worthwhile. arrested on suspicion

of manslaughter and having a dog dangerously out of control. now back to northern portugal, heidi davey reports from looe. heather and terry hamilton we have the brown, the green, are planning a four—day visit to porto later this spring, and they ask... the red seaweeds, so yeah, we think also in our cold waters emergency services were called to the popular holiday park we have spectacular colours. in south east cornwalljust "what advice do you have anything that shouldn't be missed?" the head chef, nikolai, a 2—dimensional map really doesn't he's been working on the menu now do justice to the 3—dimensional delights of porto, one of europe's for 1.5 years, just working with it most spectacularly situated cities. before 5am this morning. my perennial highlights are the view of the waterfront and foraging and exploring from dom luis bridge, and the view of dom luis bridge new ways of using different variety from the waterfront. several residents here at tencreek described how they heard screams in the early hours. it's believed the ten—year—old boy's grandmother found him, but he was in an unresponsive state. there are also some magnificent of the sea. devon and cornwall police confirm buildings, starting with sao bento the boy was pronounced dead station itself, the ferreira borges at the scene, after being attacked by a dog, that was of market and the mighty cathedral. a bulldog—type breed. a 28—year—old woman was arrested if you find yourself with an afternoon to spare, just several hours later consider a trip to the nearby town in the mornings i like to go out on suspicion of manslaughter and forage for different kinds and having a dog dangerously of aveiro, an hour south on a very out of control. of things, right now at this time cheap train ride. of year it's mostly seaweed. i feel being out in nature people in general don't come far and foraging for two hours before at this time of year. they will be from parts of devon you have to go into the kitchen and be there the rest and from all around cornwall. this community is renowned of the day is really nice. for when things happen, that we pull together and we try it provides a charming and very and help in any way we can. different outlook on

northern portugal. next, ann lennox says her daughter is currently on a gap year the holiday park, though, but they have a rendezvous to meet i think it's so nice to tell is very much open for business. the guests that this food we foraged new visitors and existing customers have all been arriving. just out here, 150 metres everybody we have spoken to has just up for six days in singapore. from the restaurant, reiterated what a strong or this fish the chef community it is. "have you got any advice on where a mother and daughter could go to get a taste of asia from singapore?" was diving for this morning. well, ann, i've called in advice lots of static caravans in there, from a singapore resident. lots of people that have been some nice day trips that you can here for years. take in singapore would be to check there are so many things not getting they all just say how shocked they are that something like that out the national side of singapore. one of the areas i would recommend used, everybody wants only the best can happen here. checking out is kranji in the north—west. ingredients, but why can't there's a really good nature reserve called sungei buloh reserve. ling roe not be good? obviously it's terrible news. there's lots of mangroves, forests, as we were driving down it's great for walks, it's definitely better it was a bit of a shock, you can find lots of animals for the environment if people eat the things next door instead and it does sort of worry you. and birds as well. of having it flown—in foie gras in a statement, the holiday park has another place i would recommend and truffle every day. checking out is pulau ubin island, said, "our thoughts are very much in the north—east part of singapore. with the family involved. they have our deepest sympathies. you can take a ferry there, it is popular for walking, tencreek management continues to help police with their inquiries." trekking, cycling. you get a side of singapore which is very different from the citystate. i think it's going to bring people and those officers remain closer to who they actually on site this evening, are and in relationship to nature offering support to residents and holiday—makers. heidi davey, bbc news, in looe. and the borderline that we have here between water and land. now it's time for the travel show. this week on the show... face—to—face with mountain philip noakes raises a common oh, i'm feeling a lot of pressure. problem for those of us

who like to rent a car in the us. a lot of people have spent lion table manners. he hired a vehicle in san diego, so much time, energy, california, and... to make this restaurant according to my booking there was nothing else to pay, so beautiful, and dramatic. but i found at the end that $112 the intricate art of of items had been added the chinese dumpling. simon's in porto to the bill, covering so now it's open is emergency sickness plan and roadside safety net. with my travel tips. the rental firm said that when the fun starts. i'd signed for them, which on closer and going under at europe's first inspection i found i had. underwater restaurant. how do i get a refund? some days you will get a lot first, last year, a series of fish, and some days of devastating wildfires had a huge it's not that good. impact across california. that's how nature is. nothing more, nothing less. it's nature at its best. philip, i've been scammed by car—rental staff in exactly the same city. i apparently initialled the contract for an upgrade, even though i never said i wanted one. what can you do about it? well, i have vowed to make a point next time of recording the entire transaction, including saying in a loud voice, "and just to be absolutely sure, i do not wish to take any extras at all". that's it for this week. it seems a little bit extreme, coming up next week: rafa but that's the way i'm afraid is in spain's capital madrid where transport revolution you have to play it. is transforming the way people time now for my departure, are getting around. first, last year, a series but please keep sending me your of devastating wildfires had a huge travel problems and i'll do my very impact across california. best to find you the answers. for now, from me, simon calder, they were the state's worst this is like being on record, burning almost 2—million

a kid again, woohoo! acres of land. so make sure not to miss it. remember you can join our adventures by following us on social media, but it wasn'tjust people that but for now from me, mike corey, goodbye, see you soon. were affected by the fires. and the rest of the travel show team in greater los angeles, here in california, it's goodbye. wild mountain lions live around popular hiking spots. and finally, with the opening of the world's largest underwater restaurant in norway's southern the often man—made fires along region of lindesnes just a few weeks with other human activities ago, we visited to see threaten their lives. so i've headed north of la what goes into creating a restaurant five metres underwater. to the verdugo mountains. i'd heard that one mountain lion called p41, who became caught up in a fire there in 2017, helped turn around local understanding of these powerful animals. so it's one of the misconceptions my name is stig ubostad. that los angeles is just this i'm the part owner, together concrete jungle without wildlife, but there's so much to see here. with my brother, of under. hello, after a chilly it's the world's largest underwater start to the weekend, despite attacks on people being very restaurant and the first in europe. if anything during sunday it rare, occasional reports but it's much more than just that. of incidents have contributed will feel a bit colder. to mountain lions being eradicated the three pillars which we divided of course it always helps if you get from north america's eastern states. to see some sunshine, the project in is marine biology, architecture, and gastronomy. and most of us did at those three together, some stage on saturday. you don't build under if you don't but for sunday there is expected their biggest threats still comes have a passion. 00:04:51,300 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 it's not possible. to be more cloud building up from human activity in the form and the east—south—easterly wind of road traffic, animal will be a bit stronger too. all that comes after a frosty start, and a good few degrees below freezing where we've had poisons and fire. clear skies overnight, and away from any breezy conditions

along north sea coasts and this the fires swept through a good weather front in amount of the verdugo range in 2017 but this spot in particular was hit pretty hard by the fires. north—western parts. it's black. yeah. this is a different flavour to the weather on sunday. right now we're in a 16 square mile more cloud around and some of us seeing a bit of rain. habitat and a mountain lion territory is anywhere it is a frosty start from 150—250 square miles. for some, particularly so the fact they're even able where you are in the blue. we can see the effect to live and hunt here successfully of the cloud on the west, keeping temperatures up a little is pretty astounding. and breezes coming along north sea coasts. lots of early sunshine to come, they're doing ok here but the cloud is expected to build. but they really need help in terms of catching a shower, from people and so i think we're at a critical time right now early showers should fade and we may catch some in north—east england, of are we going to coexist a few more towards eastern scotland, with mountain lions or are we not? wintry on the high hills. remember that weather front? here is the cloud and it's thought there could be 30,000 mountain lions in western north america but sightings are extremely rare. patchy rain from that. now passionate locals are using modern technology the isles of scilly, parts of cornwall and pembrokeshire, to photograph the lions and broaden

public understanding of them. the further west you are, in northern ireland. johanna turner first discovered the breeze is stronger. average speeds across western parts, the verdugo lion p416 years ago with one of over a dozen camera you could get some gusts in excess of 40 miles an hour. traps she set up just on the outskirts of la. today, i'm joining her to check one more cloud, more wind, that will make you feel colder. out and see if a lion's been really, these temperatures are already struggling through here recently. for the time of year. is that the... now, as we go on through sunday that's the cougar—cam! night and into monday morning this weather system to the west really did we just trigger the trap? doesn't want to move. the closest you are to it, the more cloud there is around, still the chance of seeing outbreaks there you go! of rain, maybe still the odd shower clipping parts of eastern scotland, but most places stay dry. where's the camera, in the bottom? yeah. away from the west, not so in one week, what would as much blue, not so much in the way of frost. you expect to find on this camera? still a chilly start the lions will habitually come for many of us on monday morning. through about every 2—3 weeks. early sunny spells, again, it depends where we fall some cloud expected to build. in there and there's no telling most places will stay dry. still getting some outbreaks of rain until we take a look. into parts of south—west england, wales and northern ireland. that's a funny photo of the raccoon! this one. this is what we're hoping to get. a few showers running into eastern scotland. this is the camera spot still decidedly breezy on monday.

temperatures may be from about a month ago. a degree also higher. it is beyond monday this is a really big male. when we are expecting more significant changes in our weather. he has eaten well very recently, still patchy rain in western parts on tuesday. a big burger baby there. low pressure to the west and high pressure to the east. so, let's see what was the position of the weather system on this memory card. is changing slightly. i hope we get to see him again. we start to draw in warmer air from the south. this is all about the feel of the weather. but also, to some degree, the look as well. once we get rid of any patchy rain across western parts as the week goes on, increasing warmth a couple of daytime shots. and sunshine in time for easter. and yeah, that's the end of the roll. all right so 264 photos... not a single mountain lion. butjohanna has often been much luckier catching lions on camera. she invited me to her la home to show me some of her favourite photos and tell me more about p41 who was named as part of research work on local mountain lions. when i started this, if a lion wandered into suburbia and was seen by people, they would call lapd, they would call animal control

and they would instantly send people out to find it and shoot it to kill. they were scared of it? yeah. and once i started showing pictures of a lion that is calm, it went from shoot on—site to, well, we can tranquillize and relocate and then at least it has a chance, or... now the ultimate step is, you don't have to do anything. after years of monitoring p41, he was tragically found dead following a wildfire in 2017. when p41 was found dead and i had friends calling me, you know, nearly in tears, over it. that's sort of when i realised, we started this only a few years ago to where he would be shot, to people realising that they've lost an animal that they came to know. but the story for p41 doesn't end quite there. a short drive from los angeles is animazonia, a charitable organisation staffed by volunteers to look after animals in need. people can visit

here by appointment. it's here where they're looking after one lion who was found next to a car in la, separated from its parents atjust a few months old following wildfire. so, this is leno. 0hh, is that a hiss? that is a hiss! it's ok, it's ok... this is his normal greeting.

he doesn't look very happy. he's not too happy yet but he'll get a little more comfortable as we're here a bit longer. you know who his parents were? well, we know for sure p41 was his father and that's been genetically tested. why is he still here and not released back into the wild? well, so, at three months old, he wouldn't have learned the hunting skills that he needed. they usually stay with their mothers between 1—2 years of age and so he had to come to be in a sanctuary setting where he would be protected. the fact is, these sanctuaries are really needed. we have to be able to provide for the animals that we've displaced as humans. it seems like people are getting more excited about living so close to an animal like this. they are, i think the awareness of the need to be more mindful in the city planning, putting corridors and all of that type of work, people are behind it now, they understand that we've done this and we need to fix it

and we need to do well for the wildlife. that's a big show but i feel like he's not as mean as he's showing right now. well, i wouldn't want to see you go in there. laughter. oh, man. we're best friends, leno, we're best friends! big cats, small cats, everybody loves jerky. now, we are off to taiwan's capital city of taipei for this month's global gourmet — where the chefs at din tai fung have taken the art of making dumplings

onto a whole new level.