but he is concerned, because that same sun has attracted industry to tabernas, in andalusia. huge solar park has recently been built next to his estate, or finca. we moved out of the city into the countryside. and now they are building these solar arrays around us, real industrial zones, right next to our house. and more are planned. spain wants to produce green energy from its abundant sunshine. that's good for the climate, but threatens Ángel's plans. he wants to start a riding therapy center here. it has to be a nice, pleasant place for people to spend the day. but if people don't want to come, we'll have to give up on our project. for others, the solar cells represent economic growth. after tourism collapsed during the covid pandemic, mayor josé diaz is happy for every cent invested. many have lost their jobs in these hard times. now through these building projects, some have been able to get back into the job market. so olive groves are being clearcut to make way for solar plants. some farmers have seized the opportunity to lease or sell their land to the energy companie

but he is concerned, because that same sun has attracted industry to tabernas, in andalusia. huge solar park has recently been built next to his estate, or finca. we moved out of the city into the countryside. and now they are building these solar arrays around us, real industrial zones, right next to our house. and more are planned. spain wants to produce green energy from its abundant sunshine. that's good for the climate, but threatens Ángel's plans. he wants to start a riding therapy center here. it has to be a nice, pleasant place for people to spend the day. but if people don't want to come, we'll have to give up on our project. for others, the solar cells represent economic growth. after tourism collapsed during the covid pandemic, mayor josé diaz is happy for every cent invested. many have lost their jobs in these hard times. now through these building projects, some have been able to get back into the job market. so olive groves are being clearcut to make way for solar plants. some farmers have seized the opportunity to lease or sell their land to the energy companie

jane dougall, bbc news, andalusia.efully get to jane at the course and hear from some of the triumphant european team as well. scotland are effectively playing knockout rugby at the world cup, they needed a bonus point win with at least four tries against tonga in nice to make sure they keep their slim hopes alive of getting out of their pool. despite an early scare it was mission accomplished. they won 45—17. adam cottier reports. in the fortnight since the defeat by south africa, as a result had seen scotland's quarter finals hopes would you suggest a dilemma. against tonga, they need a win and a bonus point to keep those aspirations alive and they made a bright start with george turner setting them on their way to their targets. the early part of this match, tonga appeared stubborn producing some fine rugby. that's where the challenge of the pacific island nation ended. scotla nd scotland still underline their control for a 24—10 half—time lead. cut scotland's lead to seven. six scotland try. 45—17 win. scotland mus

europe have retained the solheim cup after a thrilling finale in andalusia.s 8—8 against the usa heading into the final day and nothing could separate them in the singles either. home favourite carlotta ciganda the heroine turning her match around against nelly korda for the crucial point. it finished 14—14 but because europe were the holders they keep hold of the trophy. jane dougall reports from the finca cortesin course. starting the day with a tied score, both sets of fans thought they had it in the bag. the heat was on. and some succumbed early on. but remember, home soil world cup means the fans are on your side. europe need a minimum of six points from today's singles. they have had momentum, they have had support but do they have the players to get those six wins? leona maguire delivered. the irish women put europe ahead. but then the scoreboard began to turn red. america collecting point after point. kurt caroline had will rescue europe? the fightback was on. they needed one more point. who else but spaniard carlota ciganda, her captain by her side?

jane dougall, bbc news, andalusia. it was a historic day for brighton hove albion.ardly mobile premier league cup playing in a european competition for the first time in their i22—year history. it marks an incredible rise for the club on the south coast of england who were once threatened with bankruptcy and played for years without their own grounds. no fairytale start for the seagulls at home to athens despite coming from behind twice, they lost 3—2 to the greek side. two champions league winners are also in that group. ajax and marseille drew 3—3 in a match in amsterdam. six time champion league winner liverpool started their europa league win, coming back from conceding an early goal. people expect us to fly through this competition. it won't happen. it will not happen. so we have to dig in and that is what we did. a massive learning curve tonight and they suffered less from the pitch than we did and as i said we can learn so much. the scores from the europa and conference leagues are available on the bbc sport website. england's women have reached an agreement

let's cross to andalusia now and speak to our reporterjane dougall. much worse for europe this morning. there were just too many mistakes from europe, weren't there? they will have to work really hard if they want to build this back. if you look at some of the parents on paper you can see the thinking behind it. there was a lot of experience there, particularly leona maguire and anna nordqvist, but itjust didn't go well for either of them at all. they were just not firing on all cylinders. maguire had a terrible chip on the third. that didn't do much for the irish woman because my confidence. she did pull it back a bit further on in the match but it seemed to be too little too late. her partner anna nordqvist had moments of brilliance, but she wasn't consistent enough and she sent a tee shot into the bushes at the fifth. europe is back patting left a lot to be desired, as well, particularly from charley hull. she had a terrible one at the fifth and that seemed to set the tone for her match. she missed a couple of easy ones early on as well. she went o

jane dougall, bbc news, andalusia.ve albion — the upwardly—mobile premier league club playing in a european competition for the first time in their 122—year history. it marks an incredible rise for the club on the south coast of england, who were once threatened with bankruptcy and played for years without their own ground. but no fairy tale start for the seagulls at home to aek athens — despite twice coming from behind, they lost 3—2 to the greek side. two champions league winners are in that group. ajax and marseille drew 3—3 in a thrilling match in amsterdam. and six—times champions league winners liverpool started their europa league with a win, coming back from conceding an early goal to beat austrian side lask 3—1 — mohammed salah with the last of them. people expect us to fly to through this competition. that does not happen. does not happen in the group stage, does not happen in other pages. we have to dig into it. that's what we do. massive learning curve tonight. the opponent suffered much less from the pitch

winners at the moment gleneagles on 2019 and ohio in 2021, and now they are on home soil here in andalusia—are the favourites for this one. if you take look at their line—up, five of the world's top 20 are in the european team and they include a and england's tully carl. in fact, the captain says her biggest headache was choosing which of her great players she was going to play on the first day and who she is going to pair with whom. a little earlier, we heard from england's georges hall and she said the players have been already bonding very well together. we have a really great team i think we get on really well and there is lots of similar personalities. a lot of us have played in this before and i think, for the rookies, they are really enjoying it and it isjust a great atmosphere within the team room and obviously our captain, suzanne, in practice rounds blaring music really loud and she isjust having a ball as well. it is a great environment to be in and i'm just having a lot of fun. great to hear, isn't it? the usa on the other hand have five rookies in their side and their most exp

and now they're on home soil here in andalusia.g that europe are the favorites for this one. and if you take a look at their line—up, five of the world's top 20 are in the european celine boutier team and they include and england's celine boutier charley hull. in fact, captain suzanne pettersen said that her biggest headache was choosing which of her great players she was going to play on the first day and who she's going to pair with whom. a little earlier, we heard from england's georgia hall, and she said that the players have been already bonding very well together. we've got a really great team, i think, and we all get on really well and there's a lot of similar personalities and a lot of us have played in this before. and i think for the rookies they're really enjoying it and it's just a great atmosphere within the team room. and obviously our captain suzanne. in practice rounds blaring, music really loud. and she's just having a ball as well. the usa, on the other hand, have five rookies in their side and their most experien

let's cross to andalusia now and speak to our reporterjane dougall.rope this morning... what hope europe might be able to turn things round? they will certainly help for that. it'll be difficult to bounce back. losing all four matches in the morning. europe were the favourites going into this weekend, so this is going into this weekend, so this is going to hurt. just to let you understand how unusual this is, this is the first time since 2009 that america have been ahead after a morning session. europe had a very bad start with the two rookies, it was a bit of a bold statement by captain, putting two rookies out in the cap. they went behind early. they really struggled against the american lexi thompson and her partner. thomson's maturity shone through. she pottered it in the 18th. in sharp contrast, europe's parting really left a lot to be desired, especially england's charlie hall who didn't get very firing in this morning's session. she missed a few parts which sets the tone.

back—to—back winners at the moment gleneagles on 2019 and in 2021, and now they are on home soil here in andalusiaer favourites for this one. you take look at their line—up, five of the world's top 20 are in the european team and they include saloon booty a and england's tully carl. in fact, the captain says her biggest headache was choosing which of her great players she was going to play on the first day and who she is going to pair with whom. a little earlier, we heard from england's georges hall and she said the players have been already bonding very well together. we have been already bonding very well together.— well together. we have a really ureat well together. we have a really great team _ well together. we have a really great team i — well together. we have a really great team i think _ well together. we have a really great team i think we - well together. we have a really great team i think we get - well together. we have a really great team i think we get on i great team i think we get on really— great team i think we get on really well and there is lots of similar personalities. a lo

that he had very dark skin, much darker than modern southern europeans such as the inhabitants of andalusia however, is not as dark as the inhabitants of syria or africa on the other side. we found out that he was most likely bald because... he had a genetic predisposition to hair loss. the results also showed that ezio had a predisposition to obesity and diabetes second type, but he hardly suffered from these diseases, since his lifestyle was not conducive to their development; in addition , the ice man suffered from arthritis and intestinal parasites. as he was fried, he remains so, because of his predisposition. this does not mean that she developed with a belly that did not move, moreover, in general, previous tests showed that there was quite a bit of subcutaneous fat. that is, he was toasted and just living conditions were physical activity. she did not give in to this pathological tendency, it turns out that, in general, there were no such premises for the development of diabetes. well, by the way, for comparison, the modern population is the most genetically predisposed to diabetes.

the high—speed rail link between madrid and the southern andalusia region has now resumed but other servicesased off. guy hedgecoe, bbc news, madrid. doctors and dentists from across new zealand are striking for the first time ever. more than 5000 hospital and healthcare employees were expected to walk out, with additional strikes planned for later this month. unions are demanding pay increases to keep up with inflation. this comes ahead of general elections in new zealand, which are set to take place in less than six weeks. we want to look now at the intersection of rising inflation and child exploitation. as rising prices add more pressure to the cost of living in many parts of the globe, there are growing concerns over a corresponding increase in the number of children forced into commercial sexual exploitation. the international labour organization says an estimated 1.7 million children were involved in such practices within the last year. the ilo's director—general said the situation was getting worse and often it was down to the way families felt they had to respond to global inflation

the high—speed rail link between madrid and the southern andalusia region has now resumed but other servicesnews, madrid. we want to look now at the intersection of rising inflation, and child exploitation. as rising prices add more pressure to the cost of living in many parts of the globe, there are growing concerns over a corresponding increase in the number of children forced into commercial sexual exploitation. the international labour organisation says an estimated 1.7 million children were involved in such practices within the last year. the ilo's director general said the situation was getting worse — and often it was down to the way families felt they had to respond to global inflation. in some families, it really has made the difference between having one meal a day or not. therefore, the temptation of bringing the young girl, for example, to the street or try to entice them to go for the sex work increases. therefore increases the risk of sexual abuse, sexual exploitation, and there for the worst form of child labour. putting that into context, commercial sexual exploitation is a m

favourite and that should hopefully give a boost to europe but it is an uphill battle for them now in andalusian the morning session.— the morning session. not a great start. jane, thank you. now, northern soul is a music and dance movement that emerged in the north of england in the 1960s. well, this weekend, fans are celebrating the 50th anniversary of one of northern soul's most legendary haunts — the wigan casino nightclub. it no longer exists in physicalform but its spirit lives on, as david sillito reports. # do you want me to get down on my knees? # beg you, baby, please. # cry a million tears #. the fabled wigan casino in its �*70s heyday and one of the few nights a camera was allowed in — for a film about young people who travelled from across the country to dance all night to what had become known as northern soul. there is even a blue plaque to it, but the casino itself has long gone. in its place, as you can see, is a shopping centre. # do i love you?# but while the casino is gone, many are still keeping the faith, such as gideon here and sandy. alexa, play the night by frankie vall

jane dougall, bbc news, andalusia.fiona bruce. this week, the prime minister has scaled back on his green policy commitments. he clearly believes it will please voters, but is he right? question time is in ipswich to find out. we're live on iplayer at eight o'clock and bbc one after the ten o'clock news. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. we have had quite an unsettled day today, some strong winds across scotland and northern ireland with persistent outbreaks of rain, but for england and wales it has been a day of sunny spells and passing showers. take a look at the radar picture, you can see the rain still affecting scotland and northern ireland, england and wales are still having showers, but look at the line of storms developing at the moment across northern france. these are just a bit more organised than the computers think so we could see some heavy downpours going into parts of sussex, kent, the east part of greater london, eastern areas of anglia, may be heavy enough to cause some localised su

the high—speed rail link between madrid and the southern andalusia region has now resumed but other servicesw eased off. guy hedgecoe, bbc news, madrid. tennis now and jack draper, the last british player in the singles at the us open, is now out. draper's best run in a grand slam tournament finally ended less than an hour ago after a brave fight against the number eight seed. joe wilson reports. it starts with the serve. but jack draper has the all—round game to win points on any court against anyone. fourth round, new york, there you go. thing was, his opponent here had just the same flair and rather more experience. andrey rublev — a familiar face in the second week of a grand slam — took the first set 6—3. now, rublev is russian so, in tennis terms, officially neutral. his emotions are unmissable. yeah, it was a double fault, it helped draper take the second set. and the british player led in the third. he had a break but couldn't sustain it. back came rublev, decisively. read his body language now. fierce match, hot day, and draper was struggling. no wonder — he had barely been fit enou

andalusia in southern spain.ame ashore and hundreds of people that were on these boats jumped out onto the beaches and then they just disappeared from the beaches up into local streets. and as far as we know, none of those individuals have been arrested by the authorities . arrested by the authorities. there was another four similar people smuggling speedboats that landed about eight further down the to the coastline . and again, the to the coastline. and again, people seen disappearing off into the streets , into the local into the streets, into the local area as well. now, from those other boats, four different speedboats that landed further down the coast, local police officials saying that they have arrested 80 illegal immigrants. however hundreds more have disappeared . and we're told by disappeared. and we're told by our sources , as patrick, that our sources, as patrick, that 5000 people have crossed in this route using this tactic , the route using this tactic, the speedboat tactic, just in the last few m

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due to the revelry of the elements interrupted the railway connection between the capital of the andalusiao the government to declare the region a disaster zone. in catalonia from the coast. the ebra river came out due to floods, which blocked more than a dozen highways in a number of municipalities. all these are the consequences of storm dana, which passed through the center and west of the country. joe biden explained to voters that venerable age is not an obstacle to being president, speaking on the occasion of labor day , the owner of the white house promised to continue political activities. someone said, you know, biden gets old so that's the only thing that comes with age. this is some wisdom. i have been doing my job longer than anyone. and you know what i will continue to do. this is with your help. three-quarters of americans think the octogenarian biden is too old to be re-elected, according to recent polls. second term, another study showed that if the elections in the united states were held now , then trump received 45% of the votes on this, 44. today, the state duma begins

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