and banksy unveils his ninth animal artwork in as many days, this time at london zoo.r offensive, ukraine says it has no interest in occupying territory in russia's kursk region. it says the incursion will complicate russian military logistics, including russia's ability to fight in the east of ukraine. russia, meanwhile, says its forces have foiled new attacks by ukraine in its territory. russian officials also say they have opened 400 temporary shelters across the country to accommodate thousands of people evacuated from towns and cities as the ukrainian troops advance. ukraine's military says it now controls almost a thousand square

we find out why london zoo has removed banksy�*s final artwork in his animal—themed series., i'm lauren taylor. we start in italy where in the last hour, one person has been confirmed dead and six others are still missing after a luxury british—registered yacht carrying 22 people has sunk in a sudden incident off the southern coast of italy. the italian coastguard says four britons, two americans and a canadian citizen are missing. 15 other people were rescued. with me is our correspondent tom symonds. so, this is quite a dramatic incident that happened, tell us about how it all unfolded. it unfolded early in the morning at about 5am when there was some very severe weather in this part of the coast near palermo in italy. it is a vessel which is a 56 metre luxury sailing boat, a super yacht, you would probably call it. it appears to have been anchored rather than in the harbour, anchored off shore, near the harbour but not inside the harbour, which i think it's harbour, which i think its relevant. it has been hit by a tornado. a boat alongside it, a yacht alongside, managed t

yes, a hugely exciting day for visitors here at london zoo.in the calendar when these animals in all shapes and sizes have to get on the scales, get weight, get their height taken, and this is really important for conservation efforts. the data is shared around the world. species that are rarer really benefit from being documented in this way. so, it is a massive day for everyone here. you may be able to guess where i am. i have my wellington boots on. behind me we have humboldt penguins. they are quite patiently waiting to be weighed. it is quite a chaotic affair. let's head over and speak to jess, our resident penguin expert here. jess, we have a customer on the scales, who is this? this here. jess, we have a customer on the scales, who is this?— the scales, who is this? this is medici, the scales, who is this? this is medici. one — the scales, who is this? this is medici, one of _ the scales, who is this? this is medici, one of our _ the scales, who is this? this is medici, one of our penguin - the scales, who is this? this is i medici, one

and now for 10s of annual weigh in day at london zoo.s are having a lovely time. this monkey is the cutest thing i've ever seen and just look at the size of this pig. i love it. you're all caught up now. see you later. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm paul scott. here's what's coming up. veteran vardy at it again. the leicester forward salvages a point for the foxes as they hold tottenham to a 1—1 draw. with ben stokes missing — it's bowler matthew potts who gets the nod for england as they prepare for the test series with sri lanka later this week. and aryna sabalenka wins in cincinatti as she beats jess pegula to lift her second title of the year. hello and welcome to the programme.

at london zoo.t be the last in this latest collection. the word on the street artist's newest piece is almost entirely positive. i think it's graffiti, and if you think about it, graffiti is the beginning of the degradation of any environment. i think it's phenomenal. it'sjust takes us all away from... it's a mystery, and mystery is something that we never get now. it's pretty appropriate for the zoo, isn't it? we were hoping to see it before it gets stolen or taken away. . after last week's theft in peckham, london zoo's taking no chances with extra security in place. we appreciate the value the broader sense value of this work. and so we're going to look after it. we will probably put a bit of perspex on top just to protect it from the weather. it's a busy sort of street here as well. medium to longer—term, will certainly take measures to make sure that not only is it protected, but also critically that it's something that can be shared. banksy still makes headlines around the world. his identity

banksy has unveiled his ninth animal artwork in as many days— this time at london zoo. other animal works that have been unveiled across london. yesterday, an eighth artwork by the elusive artist featuring an rhino mounting a nissan micra was revealed in charlton, southeast lond however, it wasn't long before the installation was defaced. a man wearing balackava was caught on camera walking up to the artwork and was seen spray painting it with a graffiti tag.> (pres)0ur reporter hary low has been down at london zoo today, and sent us this report. i have of activity as you can see. this arrived here at a zoo overnight, we did not see that the people who did this, of course banksy works with a closely guarded secret to a spencer locals is that it does happen overnight but of course the stuff as you said they were incredibly surprised when i turn up this morning to see this mural on the shutters. this would have got up this morning. but they didn't because people were so keen doing that in that there is as you say. every appropriate place for this to turn up of course given

banksy has unveiled his ninth animal artwork in as many days, this time at london zoo. that have been unveiled across london. yesterday, an eighth artwork by the elusive artist featuring an rhino mounting a nissan micra was revealed in charlton, southeast london. let's speak to our reporter harry low who can speak to us from london zoo— and banksy�*s new artwork. harry, what's the latest? of course, there are fears they may be a repeat of the activity last week in peckham where the artwork on a satellite dish was taken within an hour of it being picked up. this arrived here at the zoo over night, we did not see the people he did it. of course, banksy up work so wary guide a secretive team. we spoke to localhost who said it did happen overnight and the staff at the zoo said they were incredibly surprised when it turned up this morning to see this year on the shutters. the shutters would have normally got up this morning because people are so keen to check out the ninth in nine days, as you say, a real appropriate place for this to turn up given that banksy has been splat

and banksy unveils his ninth animal artwork in as many days — this time at london zoo. more that thes secretary of state has postponed a visit to the middle east as fears of a wider conflict in the region grow. i'm joined by our state department correspondent, tom bateman. what can you tell us? in terms of a potential trip to the region by antony blink and this week, the first thing is to say with all of the trips that he does and he travels widely, this would have been his ninth trip to the region since october the 7th. —— blinken. there's always a lot of manoeuvring in the background from a planning the itinerary and the schedules before the trips are formally announced. it usually happens in a day or two before they actually take place. the important thing to say is we haven't had any formal announcement from the state department about the trip that had never taken place. what had happened was the planning around this trip had leaked to the website via the israeli journalist who reported last night that the trip is being planned with a potential departure of tuesday night. us and

we find out why london zoo has removed banksy�*s final artwork in his animal—themed series., as thousands gather in edinburgh, we will have the lastest from the city's spectacular festival fringe. hello, i'm lauren taylor. america's top diplomat, who's on a visit to israel, has said it's "a decisive moment" and maybe the last opportunity to reach a ceasefire in gaza. us secretary of state, antony blinken, who's already met israeli president isaac herzog is currently holding talks with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. israel and hamas have accused each other of lacking the will to compromise. mr blinken says it's time for all sides to agree a deal without excuses. this is a decisive moment. probably the best, maybe the last opportunity to get the hostages home, to get a cease fire, and to put everyone on a better path to enduring peace and security. i'm here as part of an intensive diplomatic effort on president biden�*s instructions to try to get this agreement to the line and ultimately over the line. it is time for it to get done. it's also time to make sure that no one

banksy has unveiled his ninth animal artwork in as many days, this time at london zoo. d across london. monday an eighth artwork by the elusive artist featuring an rhino mounting a nissan micra was revealed in charlton, southeast london. however, it wasn�*t long before the installation was defaced. a man wearing balaclava was caught on camera walking up to the artwork and was seen spray painting it with a graffiti tag. 0ur reporter hary low has been down at london zoo tuesday, and sent us this report. a high -- a high —— a hive of activity and fears of a repeat in peckham. it was taken within an hour of it and put up. this arrived at the zoo overnight. we did not see the people who did it. banksy works with a very closely guarded secret of team. we have spoken to locals who said it happened overnight and the staff at the zoo say they were surprised when they turned up this morning to see this mural on the shutters. the shutters would normally have gone up this morning but they did not because people were so keen to check out the ninth inaudible days as you say, real, app

banksy unveils his ninth animal artwork in as many days — this time at london zoo.elcome to the world today — an hour of international news from the bbc. ukraine's president zelensky has boasted his country now controls 7a russian settlements — as a result of its incursion over the border, which began last week. his officials have said that ukraine does not want to occupy russian territory — but that it will continue its military action until moscow agrees to peace. a key part of the strategy is forcing russia to divert its forces from the eastern front — here in red — to protect its own territory. ukrainian troops are fighting in the kursk region, seen here in yellow. they claim to control over 1,000 square kilometres of russian territory. moscow has evacuated 120,000 russians from the area. troops are crossing over the border from the sumy region of ukraine close to kursk. 0ur ukraine correspondent james waterhouse is there. the central square of sudzha. a ukrainian armoured vehicle drives through a russian town. it's a military inversion which has restored moment

and — banksy unveils his ninth animal artwork in as many days — this time at the london zoo.kraine's surprise cross border incursion into russia, provides a real dilemma for vladimir putin. they're his first remarks, since ukraine's lightning strike a week ago, and the white house says it had no advance notice, of the military operation. kyiv now claims to control more than 70 communities in the kursk region of western russia, an area of around a thousand square kilometres. this map shows just how rapid the advance has been in the last seven days, with ukraine claiming to have taken more territory in a week, than russia has all year. james waterhouse, reprots from the front line province of sumy, bordering kursk. ukrainian soldiers in western made vehicles, driving into russia, a potentially seminal sight which few saw coming. the russian guards were quickly overwhelmed. it has been a while since this border crossing was used in peacetime, and the ukrainians have not stopped here. the central square of sudzha. a ukrainian armoured vehicle drives through a russian town. it's a

you just mentioned the london zoo saying they thought it was brilliant when he's pictured the animalswhereas the graffiti artist might go to jail for the same thing. i5 graffiti artist might go to “ail for the same thing.�* the same thing. is there a bit of 'ealous the same thing. is there a bit of jealousy in _ the same thing. is there a bit of jealousy in all — the same thing. is there a bit of jealousy in all this? _ the same thing. is there a bit of jealousy in all this? may - the same thing. is there a bit of jealousy in all this? may be - the same thing. is there a bit of| jealousy in all this? may be they will be graffiti artists thinking banksy is making a lot of money out of this and getting all this acclaim, and they don't like it? i definitely wouldn't use the word jealousy — definitely wouldn't use the word jealousy. there's been a rift between _ jealousy. there's been a rift between what i would call real graffiti — between what i would call real graffiti and street art — which banksy— graffiti and street art — which banksy seems to be the spearhead of, obviously— banksy

this time at london zoo. hello, i'm annita mcveigh. welcome to verified live, three hours of checking out the day's main stories and the facts behind them. a week after it launched its surprise cross—border offensive, ukraine says it has no interest in occupying territory in russia's kursk region. it says the incursion will complicate russian military logistics, including russia's ability to fight in the east of ukraine. russia meanwhile says its forces have foiled new attacks by ukraine in its territory. russian officials also say they have opened 400 temporary shelters across the country to accommodate thousands of people evacuated from towns and cities as the ukrainian troops advance. ukraine's military says it now controls almost 1,000 square km of territory inside russia — the biggest cross—border incursion by ukraine since the war began. 0ur security correspondent frank gardner has the latest. one week into ukraine's incursion into russia, the kremlin�*s forces are scrambling to push back its advance. extra units have been sent a

artwork around london, he finished his animal trail with a drawing of a gorilla on the shutters of london zoo hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm 0llie foster. 0ne game, one goal, one trophy, kylian mbappe's real madrid career is up and running. will this be the season where the premier league finally gets it right wirth var? they have ambitious plans. and the best tennis players in the world are in cincinnati although the world number one jannik sinner has a bumpy ride into the third round. hello there, kylian mbappe couldn't have asked for much more on his real madrid debut, scoring for the champions league winners in the uefa super cup as they beat the europa league champions atalanta 2—nil in warsaw. the french forward, who left paris st germain after seven seasons over the summer led the line, flanked by viniciusjunior and rodrygo, and that saw last season's stand out starjude bellingham drop a little deeper in midfield. it was goaless at halftime but with federico valverde opening the scoring with a tap in on the hour mark and mbappe's moment came soon after, bellinggham picking him out

these latest image appeared on the gates of london zoo. it shows the gorilla lifting the shots a release of sea line and birds, while other animals appear to be watching from inside several other animals images activated to bang, see you popped up around london upon this point. that's open now that they showed up to the breakout series choices has the story of a young man from india's crowded capital and dreams of touching city life for the country. i paid for the whole. and the why do humming does not get drunk. why do gravitational waves squeeze all bodies? how much do we need a day to stop hans? praying for help find beyond says get the smallest on dw science out. take talk, channel innovation green the green revolution.

and another banksy has appeared, this time at london zoo.ions and birds escape while other animals watch on from inside. it's the ninth banksy we've seen in nine days. now, i'm going to leave you with ios of wonder. look at these northern lights seen as far south as cornwall, thanks to a particularly strong geomagnetic storm. but yesterday there was a double astronomical treat with a meteor shower added to the mix. that's it from me. see you soon. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm olly foster. rangers see red, as they reach the end of the road in champions league qualifying. with one decision of one person, you take away a dream of a of the whole, so that's really hard. big setback for ben stokes, the england captain will miss the rest of the summer with a hamstring tear. and double dutch, there are two winners from the netherlands on the same day at the tour de france femmes. hello there, it's been a busy night across europe in the third round of champions league qualifying, io sides have made into the play—offs, but rangers aren't one o

these leaves image appeared on the gaze of london zoo. it shows a gorilla lifting the shutter to release the sea line and birds, while other animals appeared to be watching from the inside. several other animal images attributed to bang. so you have popped up around london over the past week. and that's our show for now. we'll have a more news and analysis for you at the top of the next hour. hope see that the . 7 actually cutting manyels in jamesville. you belong to the 77 percent to come to i don't go to $65.00 last last those top 5 years. $1.00 to $115.00. we are here to help you make up your mind. we are here on please find your mind. so all the topics to.

series of animal artworks in the purchase capital bank sees latest image appeared on the gates of london zoo. it shows a gorilla lifting the software to release a c lion and bugs while other animals appear to be watching from inside several of the animal images attributed to the bank. so you have popped up around london over the past week. that's it for me for now, but stay with us after the break. we have a documentary looking at how the war and gone size tuning tensions between palestinians and jewish settlers in the west bank. i'm a long cycle watching the not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day an in depth look at these events, analyzed by experts and critical thinking is. this is the weekdays on dw, the, the nothing.

local residents, due to the presence of animals in each of them, called the cycle the london zoo. and the street artist did not accompany any of his graffiti with any explanation, however, like all previous works, each work. the viewer's judgment, giving him the opportunity to interpret and comprehend what he saw, based on this information, you know, i want to make one conclusion, maybe in banks not only he hides himself as an artist, but he himself as a criminal too, he did it himself, he sawed it off himself, he is looking for himself, so no one started to sound the alarm about this, but i am interested in something else, what animal will be next, because i am sure that it will definitely appear, so look, there was a wolf, there was a mountain goat, as we have already seen from our video. there were elephants, two elephants, there were three monkeys, we did not show them, but they were there too, i checked yesterday, who will be next, what do you think, what will be the replenishment in the london zoo, no, look, here besides the fact that the animals are different each time, the

and banksy unveils his ninth animal artwork in as many days, this time at london zoo.e to verified live, three hours of checking out the days main stories and the facts behind them. a week after it launched its surprise cross—border offensive, ukraine says it has no interest in occupying territory in russia's kursk region. it says the incursion will complicate russian military logistics, including russia's ability to fight in the east of ukraine. russia, meanwhile, says its forces have foiled new attacks

a work of art on the shutters of the london zoo created by the mysterious street artist who goes by thee ninth and final work in an installment popping up across london over the last couple of weeks. the spokesman for the london zoo saying, quote, i think it's absolutely brilliant. absolutely brilliant. re'll definitely p swiffer duster traps 4x more dust for a clean even mom approves of. that reach! ♪♪ making hard to reach. so easy! swiffer, [wow!] the mother of all cleans! ♪♪ are you crying? no. there's no crying in baseball! or with the capital one venture card because it lets you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase every day. and you can use those miles on any travel purchase. what's in your wallet? sometimes jonah wrestles with falling asleep... ...so he takes zzzquil. the world's #1 sleep aid brand. and wakes up feeling like himself. get the rest to be your best with non-habit forming zzzquil. ♪ ♪ this is a cottonelle toilet paper service announcement. is your toilet paper leaving you with an unclean feeling you can't shake? you deserve cottonelle ultra clean and flushab

and it's also a method for monitoring the development of the animal infants who call london zoo home year. 10 humbled penguin chicks born in the spring and a trio of london cubs born in march were among the animals at stepped on the scales for the very first time. course, they didn't tell us how >> well, the information we collect today, guys in something called seems which is a database, which means it's a logical information management system and the information can be shared with zoos worldwide. but say conservationist that can look at that. the size our animals can head to the age and they can use that out in the field. we can then a from anonymous gym is general health. but one thing that we really like to look forward to the potential of pregnancies being a conservation say be devoting so many and conservation breeding programs having critically endangered pregnant animals is a win for us in every way. >> thanks lure. >> the 3 lion cubs weighed in at 37 pounds on average. they have animals. were zoos. camel pair each clocking in and around 1500 pounds. pair of cape porcupine br

he was named for the first chimpanzee born in the london zoo, and the jubilee of queen george and mary, i suppose. i took him everywhere with me. but, people have the misapprehension that because of that, i study chimpanzees. it wasn't true. that chimpanzee interest began, i finally saved up money, i had to be a waitress, we had no money in my family and we cannot even afford university. so, i did this boring secretarial course, then i got invited to kenya by a school friend, so i worked as a waitress to save up the fair. so, i would've studied any animal, i was 10 years old when my dream was all go to africa, blue with wild animals and write books about them. why, because i was him over tarzan. david: you did that at 10 years old so you told your mother you'd like to go to africa and see the chimpanzee and's, what did she say? >> not the chimpanzees, i would've studied anything. david: what did your mother say to anything? jane: my mother attributed a great deal of what i am and what i've done so the wise way she brought me up, she was supportive. when i said i wanted to go to africa,

he gave me a stuffed chimpanzee who was named for the first chimpanzee born in the london zoo, in a jubileef queen george and mary, i suppose, and i took him everywhere with me. but people have the misapprehension that because of that i studied chimpanzees. wasn't true. the chimpanzee interest began -- i finally saved up money. i had to be a waitress. we had no money in my family, and we could not even afford university, so i did this boring old secretarial course, then i got invited to kenya by a school friend, so i worked as a waitress to save up the fare. and so, i would have studied any animal. i was 10 years old when my dream was, i will go to africa, live with wild animals and write books about them. why? because i was in love with tarzan. [laughter] david: you did that at 10 years old. so you told your mother you would like to go to africa and see the chimpanzees. and what did she say? dr. goodall: not the chimpanzees. i would have studied anything. david: well what did she say to anything? dr. goodall: my mother put that down to the wise way she brought me up, she was supportive. so

art lovers were surprised at london zoo this morning as the latest banksy artwork has been unveiled.s the ninth animal themed piece. the elusive street artist has claimed. in nine days. those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm sophia wenzler more in half an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . slash alerts. >> cheers! >> cheers! >> britannia wine club proudly sponsors the gb news financial report , and here's a quick report, and here's a quick snapshot of today's markets. >> the pound will buy you $1.2790 and ,1.1702. the price of gold is £1,929, and £0.22 per ounce, and the ftse 100 is 8210 points. >> cheers! britannia wine club sponsoi's sponsors the gb news financial >> okay. welcome back. it is now 138. now the families of the three nottingham stabbing victims barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates are criticising the mental health services who dealt with killer valdo calocane in the lead up to the attacks, saying they have blood on their hand

, well , surprise at london zoo, well, banksy has unveiled his latest piece of artwork today.sive street artist has claimed in as many days. artist has claimed in as many days . those are the latest days. those are the latest headunes days. those are the latest headlines from the gb newsroom. for now, i'm sam francis. your next update just after 530 for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news. >> .com. forward slash alerts . >> .com. forward slash alerts. >> .com. forward slash alerts. >> thank you very much, sam. now the families of the three nottingham stabbing victims, barnaby webber, grace o'malley—kumar and ian coates have criticised the mental health services who dealt with the killer. valdo calocane in the killer. valdo calocane in the lead up to the attacks, saying they have blood on their hands. emma webber, the mother of victim barnaby webber, spoke to gb news earlier and here's what she had to say when you read the reports. >> if anybody's reading the report or even reading the headlines, yo

the latest artwork shows a gorilla prying open a gate at the london zoo to release birds and a sea lionlicans, elephants, monkeys, fish, a cat, and rhino. all of the images were posted on banksy's instagram with the hash tag londonzoo. >>> there's a new twist as american gymnast jordan chiles and the u.s. olympic team try to reclaim her bronze medal from the floor exercise. "new york times" is reporting the head of a panel that ruled that chiles had to give up her olympic bronze medal in favor of a romanian athlete has actually represented romania for almost a decade in arbitration cases. meanwhile, rapper flavor flav who was at the olympics created a bronze clock necklace for chiles to make sure that she didn't go home empty-handed. >>> extra security measures are being taken ahead of taylor swift's concerts at london's wembley stadium this week. authorities telling fans who do not have tickets that they can no longer tay-gate or gather outside the london venue. this comes after an alleged plot to attack the swift concert in vienna last week. swift is closing out the european leg of he

banksy has unveiled his ninth animal artwork in as many days— this time at london zoo. artist's eight other animal works that have been unveiled across london. yesterday rhino mounting a nissan micra was revealed in charlton, southeast london. however, it wasn't long before the installation was defaced. a man wearing balackava was caught on camera walking up to the artwork and was seen spray painting it with a graffiti tag. we have been tracking those wildfires in greece. firefighters are still there. as of this morning, a new evacuation area to the north east of athens. plenty of european countries are now sending their own firefighters there to help, planes and vehicles as well. so far it is believed that one person is known to have died. we will keep you up—to—date with all the developments there. this is bbc news. hello again. yesterday was the warmest day of this year so far. the temperature reached 34.8 celsius in cambridge, but as we go through the rest of the week, it is going to turn that bit cooler. there will be rain at times. it will be unseasonably windy at

popular for its own good, the london zoo has removed an original mural by enigmatic street artist banksy because it was drawing just too many people. the zoo says it removed the work from public display on friday to preserve it and to restore some kind of order to the entrance gates of the zoo. there's now a reproduction of the work up in its place, but it's a reproduction, not the original thing. banksy fans can always head over to the finsbury park neighborhood of london to see his latest work. a massive image covers the wall of a four story building. smaller banksy works centered on animals have cropped up all over london this month. well, an oakland park in a troubled neighborhood is getting a makeover. clinton square park is located between international and 12th street in little saigon. the park had been taken over by the unhoused, filled with trash, not to mention the crime that has deterred people from patronizing businesses there. but now a former shop owner is pushing to clean it up. coming up at 11, we'll hear his plan to serve the community in a different way and help transfo

handlers at the london zoo carefully guided two and four legged residents onto the scales to record theirn easy task here. the information is shared with zoos around the world as well as conservationists who use all this data to help track the health of animals in the wild. >> as long as i'm not stepping on those scales. >> finally, back in the u.s. how hot was it? >> well, hot enough to melt wax. check out this time lapse video from shreveport, louisiana on sunday. it shows crayons that were no match for the heat. they turned to liquid on the hottest day of the year. the temperature reaching a sizzling 115 degrees. i know this is a time lapse, but look at all that crayon melting. look at all that crayon melting. >> that's rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways. but i'm protected with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious for those over 60, including those with asthma, diabetes, copd and certain other conditions. but i'm protected. arexvy is proven to be over 82% effective in preventing

these latest image appeared on the gates of london zoo. i chose a gorilla lifting the shutter to release a sea lion and birds, while other animals appear to be watching from inside. several other animal images attributed to backseat, have popped up around london over the past week. and that's all from us. we're now up next echo india looks at how they're proliferating water highest and is show okay, west spangles, fish supplies, forget you can find more news online at www dot com. make sure to also follow on social media or handle. there is at cdw news article further to my colleagues vill gail will be here in about 30 minutes with more updates from all of us here in the news. remember, 11, thank you so much for your company today by the, the, the even that if it's a very, via the bus and the fraction of them find a waste of them. okay. so what happens to that? they throw it away to change the people in the name is eco indeed on d w. who need them calling? transylvania has so much more to offer and just following the beautiful, the symmetr

these latest image appeared on the gates of london zoo. it shows a gorilla lifting the shutter to release a sea lion and birds, while other animals appear to be watching from inside several other animal images attributed to banks. they have popped up around london over the past week. you're watching. do you have any news? just a reminder of our top story, german prosecutors have issued a new arrest warrant for a suspect behind the 2022 explosions on the north spring gas pipeline. it's believed that the ukrainian man was a diver who allegedly planted explosive devices. you're watching dw noticed on cherry martin, thanks for being with the best platform, isn't your speed internet isn't yours, but we're not putting up with this just because you're allowed. we're taking this backward, reclaim, struck down for democracy on to the rise, the right wing networks in austria and germany. how is social media radicalize in young people waiting back and as what's called check, talk and politics. most of the next w a 10 forest tie back. the good news is

banksy unveils his ninth animal artwork in as many days, this time at london zoo.sian border region of kursk. the defence ministry in moscow says its air defence units destroyed twelve drones over kursk and one each over the belgorod and voronezh regions. ukraine's military says it shot down thirty russian drones and two missiles. russian war bloggers report continuing battles in kursk. they say kyiv�*s forces are trying to expand their control but are being met by reinforcements sent by the kremlin. thousands of people have been evacuated from russian towns and cities as the ukrainian troops advance. ukrainian troops, highlighted in yellow, are reportedly as deep as 32 kilometers inside russia. ukraine's plan seems to be to draw russian forces away from the frontline in ukraine, shown here in red, where moscow has been making slow but steady gains.

banksy has unveiled his ninth animal artwork in as many days — this time at london zoo.artists' eight other animal works that have been unveiled (00v)yesterday an eighth artwork by the elusive artist featuring an rhino mounting a nissan micra was revealed in charlton, southeast london. however, it wasn't long before the installation was defaced. a man wearing balackava was caught on camera walking up to the artwork and was seen spray painting it with a graffiti tag. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. yesterday was the warmest day of this year so far. the temperature reached 34.8 celsius in cambridge, but as we go through the rest of the week, it is going to turn that bit cooler. there will be rain at times. it will be unseasonably windy at times as well, but there will still be a fair bit of sunshine around. now today, we've got this weather front bringing in some rain, and if we follow where it wraps around across the northwest, here we'll see a return to sunshine and showers later, but unseasonably windy across the northwest with

banksy�*s ninth and final artwork in his animal—themed london series has been removed by london zoo.ved for "safekeeping" and replaced with a reproduction of the work and a sign that said, "banksy woz ere". a quick reminder that you can always catch up our stories on the bbc website. including a deal on a possible ceasefire hostage release deal. stay with us here on bbc news. here in the uk we are going tojoin nicky campbell's phone in, and before that it's the weather. as we go through this week, the weather will take an autumnal turn. we have been looking at heavy rain four times, particularly in the north—west. it's likely to be unseasonably windy with gales, but equally some sunshine. today low pressure is very much driving our weather. you can see the weather front crossing from one into tuesday which is bringing in rain and also windy conditions. the driest and brightest conditions will be in the south—east for longest. as the rain advances, the cloud will build ahead of it and it will be windy, particularly through the irish sea with gales. temperatures of 13 to about 25, poss

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and not quite all creatures great and small at london zoo today, as the animals stepped, hopped or waddledand monkeys to lions. the data is shared with zoos around the world. the us vice president kamala harris is expected to receive a rapturous reception in chicago this week at the democratic national convention. it's there on thursday that she's due to be confirmed as the party's nominee for november's presidential election, although thousands of people are expected to stage a protest in the city calling on her to take a much tougher line with israel about the war in gaza. our north america editor sarah smith is in chicago. sarah. yes, i'm sure you can see and hear these — sarah. yes, i'm sure you can see and hear these pro-palestinian _ hear these pro—palestinian protesters, who are angry about america's support for israel's war on hamas. they are demanding an end to us backing for israel, though i have to say, they would probably be more angry and hostile ifjoe biden was still the candidate, because he is the one who has been setting policy on israel. kamala harris has been more vocal

the london zoo weighed in as many as 10,000 animals, including lion cubs and penguin chicks born thisr event is held by an employee. nature conservation services annually, information on the number of almost 400 species of animals is recorded, it is entered into a global database, this information can be exchanged with zoos around the world, which allows specialists to compare the indicators of their charges and control their norm. for more than 20 years, every august , car enthusiasts from all over the world. to california to enjoy the cutting-edge achievements design and engineering. among the many high-profile shows, several new hypercars take center stage, all of which, despite their race car aesthetics, are legal and available to buy, provided you have a few million dollars at your disposal. once a year, we turn it into a carwiak mecca, where everyone gathers to enjoy the most important cars, spend the day in a leisurely garden party atmosphere, where you can wander around, look at incredible cars, both vintage and brand new, just out of the blue. we have a whole bunch of debuts