or rather an old one — bannau brycheiniog — an old name for a new way to be.t? yes, michael, it really is. even on this gorge walk in between thejumping and the swimming, the instructors believe it's important to remind you what this area means — not just today, but also in the past. the miners who used to work at the silica mine used to traverse the rocks going all the way along. you can see the gate and it came all the way along and they walked off towards the mine every morning. you can talk about flora and fauna. the site itself — the sssi site — we've got to protect it to ensure that children can see it in years and years and years to come. tourism is so important here and the locals are keen to share their home with visitors. it's just a beautiful place. this isn't your normaljob. so when you take them out and you can bring them in and you see them in the car park and they've got that sort of self achievement, that little pat on the back. and, to me, that's the greatest thing that i can get from people. i think it's amazing. along with the name change to

from the beautiful landscapes of the bannau brycheiniog national park, i will practice that for quiteon song contest. we arejust extravaganza that is the eurovision song contest. we are just one extravaganza that is the eurovision song contest. we arejust one month away until it all kicks off here in the uk in liverpool. over the past few weeks some of the artists have been touring europe performing to their fans been touring europe performing to theirfans and been touring europe performing to their fans and last night was the final pre—party before they travel up final pre—party before they travel up to liverpool. the bbc�*s eurovision reporter went along to meet them. his report, because of the amount of people there with their cameras and phones, does contain flashing images. it's a crazy experience that in slovenia we have arena concerts and here we could probably have a very hard time filling upa pub. and it feels great. all of these people would come to a pub. of course. if it was a small pub, it would be filled up. pretty nicely actually, so, yeah. the biggest selling band in s

or rather an old one — bannau brycheiniog — an old name for a new way to be.el, it really is. even on this gorge walk in between thejumping and the swimming, the instructors believe it's important to remind you what this area means — not just today, but also in the past. the miners who used to work at the silica mine used to traverse the rocks going all the way along. you can see the gate and it came all the way along and they walked off towards the mine every morning. you can talk about flora and fauna. the site itself is a sssi site. we've got to protect it to ensure that children can see it in years and years and years to come. along with the name change to promote the welsh language, the national park has produced an ambitious action plan — planting a million trees, restoring peatland that can capture carbon and re—establishing threatened animal species. the key word you keep hearing is balance. we're a park where communities live and visitors come and, in a way, we've got kind of out of balance between people and nature and the climate and so on. so at th

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bannau brycheiniog.the switch to its welsh name will help celebrate the area's culture and heritage. let's speak tojohn maguire now, who must have the best job of the morning. i know you can say this properly. the trick is you have to channel yourinner the trick is you have to channel your inner michael sheen. bannau brycheiniog. i think that is right. yes. we will hear from brycheiniog. i think that is right. yes. we will hearfrom michael sheen in a second and he will give it that fantastic porthole but accent. anyway, i digress. fantastic porthole but accent. anyway, idigress. —— fantastic porthole but accent. anyway, i digress. —— port talbot. i can see mixed between me and the camera lens. you get a sense it is a special place. a wonderful and important place. you can see the trees at the back, that is a major part of the new plan for the national park. you can also see veils in the distance. the national park visited by 4 million people a year, he love coming here to enjoy the best the natural world

bannau brycheiniog, an old name for a new way to be. thejumping and the swimming, the instructors believe it's important to remind you what this area means, not just today, but also in the past. the miners who used to work at the silica mine used to traverse the rocks going all the way along. you can see the gate and it came all the way along and they walked off towards the mine every morning. you can talk about flora and fauna. the site itself is a 5551 site. we've got to protect it to ensure that children can see it in years and years and years to come. along with the name change to promote the welsh language, the national park has produced an ambitious action plan. planting a million trees, restoring peatland that can capture carbon and re—establishing threatened animal species. the key word you keep hearing is "balance." we're a park where communities live and visitors come and, in a way, - we've got kind of out of balance between people and nature - and the climate and so on. so at the heart of our plan i is a wish to pull all that

they'd consulted widely among staff and volunteers, and decided to use the original welsh name — bannau brycheiniog as local authorities implement low traffic neighbourhoods — limiting access to cars and lorries and encouraging more people to walk and cycle. the new zones are meant to cut air pollution and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. but the policy has caused deep divisions in some areas with opponents saying the new zones have just moved congestion and pollution to surrounding streets. our climate editorjustin rowlatt has more details. this is probably britain's most abused bollard. it's been repeatedly run over, bent, battered, beaten — even burnt. and finally, stolen. itsjob is to redirect traffic in oxford as part of a low traffic neighbourhood. they're being installed by councils of all political stripes, but not everyone likes them. here they are, putting up traffic cameras, and they can't even fix a pothole! new traffic schemes are prompting mass protests across the country. this is in oxford. this is thetford in norfolk... well, i've got to be honest, there's a lot of people here tonig

is bannau brycheiniog okay? that— go? is bannau brycheiniog okay? that wa— go?wning street have said on monday, after a rebrand prompted far reaching backlash . now, the reaching back backlash. now, the only thing that i know about the brecon beacons is the brecon gin. have had that? do you gin. have you had that? do you like gin? no, i haven't tried that.— like gin? no, i haven't tried that-t— like gin? no, i haven't tried that-t have.- like gin? no, i haven't tried that,-i have.itell| that, although i have. i tell you— that, although i have. i tell you what— that, although i have. i tell you that t— that, although i have. i tell you what i did— that, although i have. i tell you what i did do. i did a corporate— you what i did do. i did a corporate once- you what i did do. i did a corporate once for the welsh heat— corporate once for the welsh board—commerce| corporate once for the welsh. board—commerce or board of trade or commerce or something.— board of trade or commerce or something-entire- board of trade or commerce or something, entire menu, something, an

is bannau brycheiniog okay? rnar— go? is bannau brycheiniog okay? rnar wae— go?ng back backlash. now, the only thing that i know about the brecon beacons is the brecon gin. have had that? do you gin. have you had that? do you like i haven't tried like gin? no, i haven't tried war.— like gin? no, i haven't tried that, although— like gin? no, i haven't tried that, although i— like gin? no, i haven't tried that, although i-i- t g 7 no, i haven't tried that, although i i tell that, although i have. i tell you— that, although i have. i tell yow wnar— that, although i have. i tell yow wnar r— that, although i have. i tell you what i did— that, although i have. i tell you what i did do. i did a eorporare— you what i did do. i did a corporate once- you what i did do. i did a corporate once for the welsh noara— corporate once for the welsh board—commerce| corporate once for the welsh. board—commerce or board of trade or commerce or eonernrng.— board of trade or commerce or something-entire- board of trade or commerce or something, entire menu, something, and the entire me

is bannau brycheiniog okay? rhet— go? is bannau brycheiniog okay? the wee— go? far reaching backlash . now, the reaching back backlash. now, the only thing that i know about the brecon beacons is the brecon gin. have had that? do you gin. have you had that? do you like i haven't tried like gin? no, i haven't tried thet— like gin? no, i haven't tried that, although— like gin? no, i haven't tried that, although i— like gin? no, i haven't tried that, although i-i- t g 37 no, i haven't tried that, although i i tell that, although i have. i tell you— that, although i have. i tell you whet— that, although i have. i tell you wtet r— that, although i have. i tell you what i did— that, although i have. i tell you what i did do. i did a eoroorete— you what i did do. i did a corporate once- you what i did do. i did a corporate once for the welsh ooert— corporate once for the welsh board—commerce| corporate once for the welsh. board—commerce or board of trade or commerce or sometime.— board of trade or commerce or something-entire- board of trade or commerce or something, e

park officials say the switch to bannau brycheiniog will help celebrate the area's culture. ces wood—burning carbon emitting beacons, which no longer fits with the park's ethos. a 200—year—old bridge linking scotland and england has reopened after a £10 million makeover. the historic union chain bridge over the river tweed had to be taken apart, restored and then put back together. it means locals no longer have to do a ten—mile round trip to cross from one side to the other. alexandra mackenzie watched as it was reopened today. 42—mac centuries the union chain bridge has been a crossing point on the river tweed. it closed for almost three years for restoration work —— for two centuries. today it reopened and reconnected the communities on both sides of the border. it’s communities on both sides of the border. �* , . , communities on both sides of the border. �* , ., , communities on both sides of the border. 3 . , ., communities on both sides of the border. �*, ., , ., ., border. it's a big day, for two reasons- _ border. it's a big day, for two reasons. one, _ border. it's

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an image of the princess of wales abseiling down a cliff in the brecon beacons, now known as bannau brycheiniogo have done it very well. it has a different name now, hasn't it charlie? have you seen anything on the inside?— on the inside? yes. that's quite nood, on the inside? yes. that's quite good. actually- _ on the inside? yes. that's quite good, actually. there _ on the inside? yes. that's quite good, actually. there is - on the inside? yes. that's quite good, actually. there is a - on the inside? yes. that's quite good, actually. there is a story| on the inside? yes. that's quite i good, actually. there is a story in the times about steven spielberg. i am not sure how close are my cameras are getting to this shot, which is the point of the story. he has been talking about are versions of et. it is a warning to him about pandering to modern sensibilities around censorship. the original 1982 cut of et includes a scene where a federal agent —— federal agents chase the children on their bikes with their weapons drawn. rifles like this. and then, later on, he was encouraged that that should no

and now, of it's called bannau of course, it's called bannau brycheiniog park here brycheiniog nationaler news, though, closer to none,— other news, though, closer to home, apparently now britain, it's home, apparently now britain, ire-ie— home, apparently now britain, ii-e-ie one— home, apparently now britain, ii-e-ie oi- home, apparently now britain, it's-is one of the- it's official, is one of the ieoei— it's official, is one of the least-countries- it's official, is one of the. least-countrieslthe least racist countries in the worii— least racist countries in the worii. i— least racist countries in the world. i think— least racist countries in the world. i think this will do oeie— world. i think this will do wonders-shut- world. i think this will do wonders shut the race wonders to shut the old race ioiiw— wonders to shut the old race ioiiw-iii- wonders to shut the old race lobby-it? we'll- wonders to shut the old race lobby it? we'll have lobby up, won't it? we'll have more-ring— lobby up, won't it? we'll have more-find out- lobby up, won't it? we'll have more find out exactly more

bannau . brycheiniog. if i have- . brycheiniog. if i have pronounced that correctly. think that that's the-thing to do.- people will think that that's the thing to do. fryston the right thing to do. fryston in the right thing to do. fryston in-neve— the right thing to do. fryston in-have signed- the right thing to do. fryston in-have signed a- the right thing to do. fryston in have signed a £1.9 in poland have signed a £1.9 iriiiien— in poland have signed a £1.9 billion missile— in poland have signed a £1.9 billion missile deal. the government— billion missile deal. the government says- billion missile deal. the government says poland will be equipped with a british designed air defence system. meanwhile, six leopard 2 tanks have six spanish leopard 2 tanks have been sent to ukraine. they've arrived in warsaw. it comes as western allies moved to bolster ukrainian forces. western allies moved to bolster ukrainian forces . members of the ukrainian forces. members of the unite union in england have rejected the government's latest pay rejected the government's latest pay

tom brecon beacons now, of course, known as bannau brycheiniog in the welsh language.s this rugby club behind sss oattst— which is this rugby club behind sss oattst .— which is this rugby club behind me called . and— which is this rugby club behind me called . and i'll have to look me called. and i'll have to look sowtars— me called. and i'll have to look sowtats tasty— me called. and i'll have to look dowlais rugby club apologies. so ttsy-s— dowlais rugby club apologies. so ttsy-rs sotss— dowlais rugby club apologies. so ttsy-rs sotss to— dowlais rugby club apologies. so they're going to be— dowlais rugby club apologies. so they're going to be coming here trytss— they're going to be coming here trytss oat— they're going to be coming here trytss oat a— they're going to be coming here trytss oat a ssw— they're going to be coming here trying out a new, quite famous prosa— trying out a new, quite famous prssa as— trying out a new, quite famous ptssa as— trying out a new, quite famous pizza van as well. _ trying out a new, quite famous pizza van as well. so tune ins st — p