this is the airbus beluga.s the name suggests, it looks a bit like a whale, but it has an important job. it carries wings from airbus‘s factory in broughton in north wales and takes them to assembly lines in the south of france. it also carries other aircraft parts across europe. but airbus is increasing production and it says these days the beluga just isn't big enough, so now it's building a bigger one. and here it is, the beluga xl — it is longer, wider and taller than the current model. it will be able to carry two wings for the airbus a350 at a time — the current model can take only one. so how do you go about building something like this? well, what airbus has done is take a perfectly normal aircraft design, this was once an airbus a330, they chop the roof off and now they're in the process of putting new structures in place to create that cavernous cargo area. it is an animal. it is a massive bubble on the front... airbus needs a bigger transport plane, because it's increasing production, particularly of

we take a closer look at the beluga. a super aircraft made to transport huge airplane parts, and now it's getting even bigger. who said size doesn't matter? and on the markets. asian stocks were choppy on friday morning as president trump warned of further tariffs on china. investors taking their cue, in some ways, from wall street, where banks and retail stocks helped keep up the rally. hello and welcome. from today, shoppers buying sugary drinks here in the uk face a hefty new tax. it's all in a bid to cut obesity rates and encourage healthier choices. the higher the sugar content, the greater the tax, with consumers paying up to 33 cents per litre to satisfy their sweet tooth. many countries have either brought in a sugar tax, or are thinking about it. but does it actually change consumer's habits? well, mexico was one of first countries to introduce a sugar tax in 2014. a study in the british medical journal found it cut consumption of sugary drinks by 6% in the first year. it was been heralded as a success story, an

the beluga xl is due to go into service next year. but it won't be the biggest beast in the skies. than the european giant. and the great outdoors. henry and baloo a big hit on social media. landscapes of colorado. the pair, who are both rescue pets, are inseparable. on top of henry's head. now, let's take a look at the weather. weekend, but it has had come with vain for some parts. vain for some parts. working its way north has been moved through the day. through the day. bleeding in behind that, leaving some brightness in the south—east. some brightness in the south—east. day, eight few bright intervals, highs of 17 celsius. highs of 17 celsius. further north as we go through this evening and overnight. evening and overnight. far north of scotland and the northern isles. northern isles. to see in the next outbreaks of rain moving into the south. moving into the south. south—east, central and eastern part of a unseen rain. of a unseen rain. brightness over wales and the south—west. wales and the south—west. and bandwidth, and damages

this is the airbus beluga.ctory in broughton in north wales and takes them to assembly lines in the south of france. it also carries other aircraft parts across europe. but airbus is increasing production and it says these days the beluga just isn't big enough, so now its building a bigger one. and here it is, the beluga xl — it is longer, wider and taller than the current model. it will be able to carry two wings for the airbus a350 at a time — the current model can take only one. so how do you go about building something like this? well, what airbus has done is take a perfectly normal aircraft design, this was once an airbus a330, they chop the roof off and now they're in the process of putting new structures in place to create that cavernous cargo area. it is an animal. it is a massive bubble on the front... airbus needs a bigger transport plane, because it's increasing production, particularly of the new a350. the beluga is a vital link in its supply chain. we can carry more, we are carry two wings at a tim

this is the airbus beluga.from airbus's factory in broughton in north wales and takes them to assembly lines in the south of france. it also carries other aircraft parts across europe. but airbus is increasing production and it says these days the beluga just isn't big enough, so now it's building a bigger one. and here it is, the beluga xl — it is longer, wider and taller than the current model. it will be able to carry two wings for the airbus a350 at a time — the current model can take only one. so how do you go about building something like this?

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we take a closer look at the beluga. and on the markets. asian stocks were choppy on friday morning as president trump warned of further tariffs on china.

the beluga xl is due to go into service next year. but it won't be the biggest beast in the skies. boeing, for example, has its own transporter — the dream lifter, a 7a7 on steroids and it's even larger than the european giant. time for a look at the weather with nick miller. 19 degrees in kent helped by hazy sunshine but for much of the uk it was cloudy, with outbreaks of rain, but if that was yours today, tomorrow will be brighter and that should be the case in cumbria. brea ks should be the case in cumbria. breaks of rain overnight into scotla nd breaks of rain overnight into scotland beginning to edge away north, showers and northern ireland will clear but some reach into south—east india and east anglia late in the night, but elsewhere a mixture of cloud and clear spells and temperatures on the mild night in the south—east. maybe a bit lower with clear spells developing in north east scotland. the pitch of the sunday, quiet, but the weather front close to south—east england edging further north in the day, and that will bring outbreaks of rain, but elsewhere sunny spells, a lo

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