the raf helped transfer tally from anglesey to heathrow for her onward flight. complex they have ever been involved in, 22 hours of travel in total but months in the planning. she was accompanied on her journey by her rescuers. tally�*s immediate home is now houston zoo, but the plan later this month is to release her back into the sea in the gulf of mexico. it's hoped she will help ensure the survival of her species and she'll be fitted with a tracking device, meaning we may not have heard the last of tally�*s amazing travels. simon jones, bbc news. and finally this hour, a story about a big cheese or, to be more accurate, a record—breaking ball of it. the huge delicacy was made in a mexican village in the southern state of chiapas — and it weighed in at 558 kilograms. it required 80 chefs and around 6,000 litres of milk to make it. the team behind the record attempt said that they were thrilled to have made history with the biggest piece of cheese the world has ever seen. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. meteorologically speaking, the first day of s

the raf helped transfer tally from anglesey to heathrow for her onward flight.ave ever been involved in, 22 hours of travel in total but months in the planning. she was accompanied on herjourney by her rescuers. tally�*s immediate home is now houston zoo, but the plan later this month is to release her back into the sea in the gulf of mexico. it's hoped she will help ensure the survival of her species and she'll be fitted with a tracking device, meaning we may not have heard the last of tally�*s amazing travels. simon jones, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. hello there. the 1st september and meteorologically speaking, the first day of autumn. now, this morning, it may have felt a bit autumnal for some of us. we had some mist and fog out there first thing this morning, but that's pretty much now cleared away and we're looking at some fine weather for the rest of today. low pressure yesterday brought us some outbreaks of rain, but higher pressure builds in as we go through the weekend and indeed into the start of next week, as wel

the raf helped transfer tally from anglesey to heathrow for her onward flight.plex they have ever been involved in, 22 hours of travel in total but months in the planning. she was accompanied on her journey by her rescuers. tally�*s immediate home is now houston zoo, but the plan later this month is to release her back into the sea in the gulf of mexico. it's hoped she will help ensure the survival of her species and she'll be fitted with a tracking device, meaning we may not have heard the last of tally�*s amazing travels. simon jones, bbc news. coming up in 30 minutes, the team here will have a back—to—school education special, looking at the challenges facing kids as they head back to the classroom. we heard from teachers, experts, and the us education secretary. that's all from me at this hour. i'm sumi somaskda. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. the first week of september is looking a lot more summery than what we had throughout most ofjuly and indeed august. this weekend, high pressure is building in. it will turn drier and sunnier and warmer ac

the raf helped transfer tally from anglesey to heathrow for her onward flight.have ever been involved in, 22 hours of travel in total but months in the planning. she was accompanied on herjourney by her rescuers. tally�*s immediate home is now houston zoo, but the plan later this month is to release her back into the sea in the gulf of mexico. it's hoped she will help ensure the survival of her species and she'll be fitted with a tracking device, meaning we may not have heard the last of tally�*s amazing travels. simon jones, bbc news. hello there. the 1st september and meteorologically speaking, the first day of autumn. now, this morning, it may have felt a bit autumnal for some of us. we had some mist and fog out there first thing this morning, but that's pretty much now cleared away and we're looking at some fine weather for the rest of today. low pressure yesterday brought us some outbreaks of rain, but higher pressure builds in as we go through the weekend and indeed into the start of next week, as well. what does that mean? well, it means for most of us, i

they're getting ready ind barry, ahead of skating from here to anglesey in three days to raise fundstheirfriends, wayne phillips and james rush, who both had brain tumours and died after receiving end of life care at the nightingale house hospice in wrexham. well, we lost two close friends who were very active and loved being outdoors and challenges. so i guess in the essence of that we thought this would be an epic challenge to do. the group have been putting in plenty of training over recent weeks to try and get used to skating through the very varied terrain they'll face and the possibility of all sorts of weathers. plenty of energy from the first push on a journey covering nearly 280 miles up and down the hills and mountains of wales from barry island to the isle of anglesey in memory of two friends and their own adventurous spirit. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. a bbc investigation has found that at least five women have died after family courts allowed fathers accused of abuse to apply for contact with their childre

the raf helped transfer tally from anglesey to heathrow for her onward flight.in 22 hours of travel in total but months in the planning, she was accompanied on herjourney by her rescuers. tally�*s immediate home is now houston zoo, but the plan later this month is to release her back into the sea in the gulf of mexico. it's hoped she will help ensure the survival of her species and she'll be fitted with a tracking device, meaning we may not have heard the last of tally�*s amazing travels. simon jones, bbc news. the new james webb space telescope has captured amazing new images of a super nova closest to our galaxy. a super nova is an exploded star, and this one blew up back in 1987. at the time it was the nearest and brightest supernova to been seen from earth in almost 400 years. these new images will help scientiests study the end stages of a star, as well as the potential impacts a supernova has on surrounding planets. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. hello there. the 1st september and meteorologically speaking, the first day of autumn

they're getting ready in barry, ahead of skating from here to anglesey in three days to raise funds in — who both had brain tumours and died after receiving end—of—life care at the nightingale house hospice in wrexham. well, we lost two close friends who were very active, loved being outdoors, setting challenges. so i guess in the essence of that we thought this would be an epic challenge to do. the group have been putting in plenty of training over recent weeks to try and get used to skating through the very varied terrain they'll face, and the possibility of all sorts of weathers. plenty of energy from the first push on a journey covering nearly 280 miles up and down the hills and mountains of wales, from barry island to the isle of anglesey in memory of two friends and their own adventurous spirit. for more stories from across the uk, head l to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. officials in new york city will begin enforcing laws meant to limit holiday rentals in private homes. after years of relaxed rental agreements, from today, the city council will be cracking dow

almost 280 miles up and down the hills and mountains of wales, from barry island to the isle of angleseyown adventurous spirit. you're live with bbc news. let's turn to a worrying development as the world faces rapid increases in the cost of living. an increase in the cost of living. an increase in the cost of living. an increase in the number of children forced into commercial sexual exploitation or other harmful forms of work. the research has been carried out by the international labour organisation and according to their estimate, around 1.7 million children are involved in the practices. the director—general said the situation was getting worse and often it was down to the way families felt they had to respond to the global inflation. in some families, it really has been the difference between having one meal a day or not and therefore the temptation of bringing the young girl for example to the street or tried to entice them to go for the sex work increases. therefore increases the risk of sexual abuse, sexual exploitation and therefore the worst form of child labour. fit, the worst

the raf helped transfer tally from anglesey to heathrow for her onward flight.in, 22 hours of travel in total, but months in the planning. she was accompanied on her journey by her rescuers. when you first got her in the pre—release thank you would not know that she had been on this enormous journey. she swam straight off, really enjoying being back in sea water, and she had her medical examinations and tests and had the all clear so we are waiting on blood test results. tally�*s immediate home is now houston zoo, but the plan later this month is to release her back into the sea in the gulf of mexico. it's hoped she will help ensure the survival of her species and she'll be fitted with a tracking device, meaning we may not have heard the last of tally�*s amazing travels. now to a football league with a difference because in scotland's warriors premier league, every player is overweight. they have to be, to be allowed to take part. the idea has been a success in helping people get fit, both physically and mentally, and make friends. tricia brown reports from the

mountains of wales, from barry island to — mountains of wales, from barry island to the isle of angleseynd their own _ in memory of two friends and their own adventurous spirit. for more _ their own adventurous spirit. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. now to the crisis engulfing the management of spain's women's football team. the country's football federation has sacked jorge vilda, the coach of its world cup—winning women's team. he is considered a close ally of luis rubiales, the suspended president of the federation who has been underfire for kissing the playerjenni hermoso on the lips without her consent as the team celebrated winning the tournament. it's named montse tomme to replace him, becoming the first female coach of the national team. here's our sports correspondent katie gornall. 16 days ago, jorge vilda seemed on top of the world. little could he have known what was to unfold. the fallout from luis rubiales's now infamous kiss onjenni hermoso today taking a new turn. the writing had been on the wall after he was

the world's governments and two scores on anglesey which had been due to open for the autumn term todayland. senior doctors and dentists in new zealand will strike for the first—ever time, after pay negotiations broke down. over 5,000 staff members are expected to walk out, with the strike lasting for two hours. further strikes are planned for later this month. new zealand's health authority say they are frustrated and extremely disappointed that their latest pay offer has not been accepted. live now to dr primla khar who's a senior gp at the papakura east medical centre. she joins us from auckland. good to have you on the programme. here in the uk, we have had many months of strike action across our health service. talk through what is going on in new zealand. good afternoon from auckland, new zealand. thank you for having me on your show. i zealand. thank you for having me on your show.— me on your show. i think it is very unfortunate _ me on your show. i think it is very unfortunate when - very unfortunate when healthcare professionals who have been at the forefront of fighting covid

there's a story of lord a wonderful story of lord anglesey , who is next to the anglesey, who is nextn , and his leg duke of wellington, and his leg gets shot off and he says, god, sir, i've lost my leg. to which the duke of wellington replied, the two didn't get on gad's say you have lord raglan at the same battle, has his arm amputated. they're very quick at amputations in those days because if they were slow, your chance of not surviving was very high. and as his arm was cut off and thrown into the pile of other limbs, lord raglan said, oh there's very valuable ring oh, there's a very valuable ring on one of my fingers. can i have it please? the sort it back, please? that's the sort of lip that i admire of stiff upper lip that i admire hugely. but it wasn't much later. it was into the 20th century when psycho analysts came in and sigmund freud and others foisted upon the western world this idea of indulging our feelings, analysing them and sharing them. and for quite a while now, this has been the orthodoxy of the psychoanalytic field. but a new study conducted by cambridge univers

the raf helped transfer tally from anglesey to heathrow for her onward flight.ver been involved in, 22 hours of travel in total but months in the planning. she was accompanied on herjourney by her rescuers. tally�*s immediate home is now houston zoo, but the plan later this month is to release her back into the sea in the gulf of mexico. it's hoped she will help ensure the survival of her species and she'll be fitted with a tracking device, meaning we may not have heard the last of tally�*s amazing travels. simon jones, bbc news. frankie hobro, the director of anglesey sea zoo that nursed tally back to health, joins us now from houston in texas. hello. good morning to you. you must be delighted at the success over thatjourney. be delighted at the success over that journey-— be delighted at the success over thatjourney— that journey. yes, absolutely deli . hted that journey. yes, absolutely delighted with _ that journey. yes, absolutely delighted with how _ that journey. yes, absolutely delighted with how she - that journey. yes, absolutely| delighted with how sh

the welsh government said two schools on anglesey, which had been due to open for the autumn term todaymporarily. tim muffett, bbc news. let'sjoin our chief let's join our chief political correspondent. still so much uncertainty for parents. can you bring us up—to—date on the latest developments? what can you tell us? i think there is a bit of a sense in westminster this morning that something is being unleashed here that is_ something is being unleashed here that is going to be very hard for the government to control. now, gillian _ the government to control. now, gillian keegan said yesterday the government would publish the full list of— government would publish the full list of schools affected by the end of this _ list of schools affected by the end of this week. but i'm not sure that people _ of this week. but i'm not sure that people round here, but more importantly, parents, families, teachers — importantly, parents, families, teachers etc, are going to feel reassured _ teachers etc, are going to feel reassured when that comes that that is the _ reassured when that comes that th

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