mythology where the ghosts of colon we may have been mccool and kolya by haunt the country's many burial cairns crypt. its rugged slopes of green fields and sweeping plains reach out to the fuse that cradle the resting places of 18th century ports such as art mccurry parekh muck along than and seamus more much more of hope. a land where ancient quarrels have been settled but yet find time to reignite. there's an ironic tragedy between the beauty of this land and the dark secrets at home it's. a follow up my mother in the late sixty's and they got married and set up home and all foster. at the time my father was working in the rolls royce factory in belfast . until some of us were college find out he was a catholic and he had to leave. it and worked as a postman in the area for a while at this stage we were living in the stumbling area of belfast. there are a small number of catholic families living in the area at the time and on we've been warned on a number of occasions it was time to leave right and i suppose the final straw for us was whenever i almost left one of our near neighbors at windo

to meet the humans who most likely built the cairns in lake constance we would have to journey back in time past the middle ages the roman empire before the celts before the bronze age back 5 and a half 1000 years to the neolithic. a time when europe was partially copulated. the lakes near the alps would have been lined with houses on low still. the population might have seemed very youthful by our standards few people live to old age. life was simple and hard. people farmed the land raised cattle and went hunting. they only survived by living in communities. behind mortality rate meant that women as give us of life had a special status as illustrated by these clay pots with moldings in the form of breasts or this wall sculpture one of the oldest and biggest in europe it 2 features clay breasts. their belief to depict the female ancestors of various lineages. the famous mural was also found by like constance. there is evidence suggesting that a european network already existed in the neolithic age goods and materials have been found in the region around lake constance that were importe

his entirejourney then singapore to cairns in australia.the balance and he's struggling to get any answers from the airline oi’ to get any answers from the airline or the travel insurance firm he is with so real difficulty for staff and passengers and also for many of those regional airports. a lot of questions still to be answered. and news correspondent duncan kennedy is in southampton. nine out of ten scheduled flights from there were flybe flights. this is going to have a huge impact and replacing that, surely that will not be easy either. you are absolutely right. nine out of ten flights are flybe flights and you can see it's pretty deserted this morning. there isa pretty deserted this morning. there is a phrase locally that southampton airport is flybe and flybe is southampton airport, absolutely reliant on the airline for it to be a reliable and viable airport. i spoke to a number of people who turned up to catch flights and one chap from birmingham did not know he was out going out of business and i spoke to the airport here and the

potential there for some very heavy rain and strong winds developing just off the coast so a wet one in cairns for fun in brisbane but for the gold coast generally there's a risk of some shower activity it should be fine in melbourne. should see some decent weather too there are 28 degrees. weather conditions here looking fairly quiet at the moment should be a bright day in most part of the country sunshine expected in oakland with highs here of 24. and that sees for the blinds and a robotic arm for the disabled. a young australian engineer is inventing tools to help people gain independence. everyday. women make science group of gals at the search for an al-jazeera. org. how to get your watches there are among the top stories this and 60000000 italians will have to stay at home unless they can justify their travel as the government extends coronavirus emergency measures nationwide the government has banned all public gatherings of the number of dead jumped to 463 on monday. china has announced the closure of all temporary hospitals treating coronavirus patients who have been president xi jinp

alun cairns: my constituent tom channon was just 18 years old when he tragically died at the eden rocmplex in majorca in july 2018. this incident was totally preventable and avoidable. it came just five weeks after tom hughes from wrexham fell to his death at the same site in similar circumstances. nothing had been done to make the site safe. an independent surveyor report has pointed to serious health and safety deficiencies. tom's parents, john and ceri channon, have been campaigning for a criminal case to be brought against those responsible. will my right honorable friend the prime minister use all his influence to press the spanish authorities to pursue a criminal prosecution that not only seeks justice for tom but also sends a clear message to other accommodation-owners in majorca to prevent similar tragedies from occurring in future? p.m. johnson: i thank my right honorable friend very much for raising what sounds like an appalling case, and i am sure the whole house will join me in expressing our deepest sympathies to tom's family and friends. to get justice for tom to seek ,

looking at then cairns in australia. give me a sense of how important this airport and those actions are to birmingham as a whole. birmingham airport is hugely important to the business community, we are a big exporting region, lots of company trading around the world to the global connectivity is very important. should we be concentrating on things like flights? concentrating on things like flights ? clearly concentrating on things like flights? clearly there are implications like environmental implications, should we not spend the money on improving train and road services, not the idea of an airport which is hugely polluting and also causes further problems? it's in many respects expensive way to travel around the country. we need both realistically, birmingham airport is very resilient. there are already talks going on to replace the roots that flybe flu. travel by air is important but also investment in local rail, hs2, that is a major impact in the region, so we will be looking out for broader investment in regiona

england, we are not immune to those showers either, neither in wales, the midlands, east anglia or cairnsshowers but the wind continuing to ease stop these are our temperatures, between 2—4d across the board. we aren't having any problems with frost, you might see the odd pocket in sheltered areas, but that is it, too much cloud or too windy tomorrow we start off, spot the difference. still cloud around, still a fair few showers, brighter skies across southern areas. particularly in the south—east, we are expecting to see some sunshine. temperature—wise, similarto some sunshine. temperature—wise, similar to today but not feeling as cold because the wind isn't going to be as strong. for wednesday, well, still a lot of cloud around, actually. there will be some breaks and sunshine coming through, different in that we have a weather front coming in across the north of scotland that will introduce some rain. if you are down the east coast, look at that temperature, higher than it has been for quite a while. and with less wind, it will feel much better as well. for thursday, a weather front si