tonight, there are fears for the beluga.had hoped it would leave these busy shipping channels and head back out to sea. but there are still sightings, and that clearly hasn't happened. it too may be at risk. robert hall, bbc news, gravesend. there are fears and serious concerns brought the beluga whale, we'll keep you up to date. not much of an update at the moment, a disrespectful suggestion on twitter that beluga found out how much a 1—bedroom flat cost in zone one in central london. much more on the bbc website. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @bbcmikeembley. thank you for watching. hello. tuesday was a day of contrasts across the uk. cloudy and windy for northern ireland and scotland, with some outbreaks of rain. across much of england and wales we saw a good deal of sunshine, and it's a similar day on wednesday. we keep this piece of cloud over the atlantic, extending into northern ireland and scotland. the heaviest of the rain through wednesday looks likely to be across the western isles and the scottish highlands. th

tonight, there are fears for the beluga.ng they had hoped it would leave these busy shipping channels and head back out to sea. but there are still sightings, and that clearly hasn't happened. it too may be at risk. robert hall, bbc news, gravesend. we will let you know on that one. that is it for now. thank you. hello. tuesday was a day of contrasts across the uk. cloudy and windy for northern ireland and scotland, with some outbreaks of rain. across much of england and wales we saw a good deal of sunshine, and it's a similar day on wednesday. we keep this piece of cloud over the atlantic, extending into northern ireland and scotland. the heaviest of the rain through wednesday looks likely to be across the western isles and the scottish highlands. the odd spot of rain, some patchy drizzle at times for northern ireland, under cloudy skies, and we'll see a bit more cloud sinking its way across northern england, maybe with the odd spot of rain. but there'll be some sunshine across eastern scotland, north—east england, and that

this is the beluga, remember a creature that backin beluga, remember a creature that back in the dayore people identified it, it was almost a mythical creature, in fact there was mistaken, people used to talk about it as being a mermaid, the one with the bulbous forehead and a big sort of smiley mouth, human beings take to them because they are very popular, and those ones that are inbreeding captivity are always a big attraction, so it is a worry it is here. it is appearing fairly regularly, and those watching at say it seems to be moving fairly strongly. but the tide is dropping, you can probably make out the mudflats appearing behind me here. there is a risk it could get grounded and we are here next to the main shipping channels out of tilbury docks, which is a further risk. it is hoped through tonight it actually goes and goes back out to sea and rejoins others that may well be out there. let's hope so, thank you very much indeed, robert hall. now a look at the weather with ben rich. today turned out very differently, depending on where you spend it. southern areas had a lot of

a rare sighting — it's thought to be a beluga from the high arctic.ing up on bbc news: europe get ready to try to regain the ryder cup after losing it at hazeltine two years ago, but they'll be underdogs against the us. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has told the bbc that if a brexit deal secured by the prime minister is rejected by parliament, theresa may would have to go back to europe and renegotiate. his warning came after labour's shadow brexit secretary, sir keir starmer, indicated that the party is likely to vote against any brexit deal — making it much harder for the prime minister to win a majority in parliament. and he said nobody should rule out a public vote, that included an option to remain in the eu. 0ur political editor, laura kuenssberg, sent this report from the party conference in liverpool. i believe the european union to be a capitalist club that is for the few, not the many! how to keep the whole crowd together. nobody is ruling out remain as an option. but wildly popular with s

tonight there are fears for the beluga.leave these busy shipping channels and head back out to sea. but there are still sightings, and that clearly hasn't happened. it too may be at risk. robert hall, bbc news, gravesend. the duchess of sussex carried out her first solo royal engagement this evening when she attended the opening of a major art exhibition. meghan joined guests at the royal academy of arts in central london. the show is the first major survey of pacific island art to be held in the uk and also marks the 250th anniversary of captain cook's first voyage to the pacific on the endeavour. our arts editor will gompertz has taken a look. we're used to a bit of a song and dance being made about an exhibition opening, but not quite on this scale. this is the pacific islanders' way to mark the first—ever show of their art and culture at the royal academy in london. a special event that was made even more memorable with the arrival of the duchess of sussex... for her first solo official engagement. she appeared particul

i have seen the beluga whale, which i have never seen, never ever beluga whale, which i have never seenp vessels clear and enabled world led experts to confirm this was indeed a beluga. the advice from losses for the navigators to keep an extra eye out and keep their distance from the animal. last time a wales straight into the thames back in 2006, rescu e rs into the thames back in 2006, rescuers failed to save its life. they hope to notice that the outgoing tide will carry this unusual tourist to safer waters. robert hall, bbc news, gravesend. as you know, christian like to have a bit ofa as you know, christian like to have a bit of a musical theme when it comes to this programme, so we are going to show you some footage of a seven—year—old girl who belted out the american national anthem this weekend to a stunned crowd at the la galaxy game against seattle. malea emma won a local competition to sing before the game. and before you watch this, i am just going to make the point that malea is not even four foot tall. # over the land of the free, and the home of the brave. cheering what

and looking at the papers, beluga is all over the papers.s bad news for those of us who like to hunt for conkers? it does look absolutely beautiful. you have some conkers, but they might be red this year. that's right, good morning, all. iam in morden hall park in south—west london. look at the view, isn't it gorgeous. you can see the bridge on the horizon. you can see the conkers i have in my hand, they are quite small. if we lived this bit up, if you are going to be picking up conkers today, they are prickly, so probably a good idea to wear your gloves. and one of the ideas as to why they are a bit fewer and further between this year is because we have had a heatwave, high winds. there has not been a lot of rain so they have absorbed the water to make big. through the course of the morning i will be speaking to an expert who will be speaking to an expert who will give us more information about that. and we will be having a game with them later on as well. this morning it is a cold start if you are waking up in rural parts of southern engla

tonight, there are fears for the beluga.hoped it would leave these busy shipping channels and head back out to sea. but there are still sightings, and that clearly hasn't happened. it too may be at risk. robert hall, bbc news, gravesend. the duchess of sussex carried out her first solo royal engagement this evening, when she attended the opening of a major art exhibition. meghan joined guests at the royal academy of arts in central london. the show is the first major survey of pacific island art to be held in britain, and also marks the 250th anniversary of captain cook's first voyage to the pacific on the endeavour. our arts editor will gompertz has taken a look. we're used to a bit of a song and dance being made about an exhibition opening, but not quite on this scale. this is the pacific islanders' way to mark the first—ever show of their art and culture at the royal academy in london. a special event that was made even more memorable with the arrival of the duchess of sussex, for her first solo official engagement. she a

these beluga wales, if you say it may have come from greenland.... it could be something is disturbing it out in the ocean, some sort of overhead sounds that sort of pushed it in here, and interfered with its navigation. it could be any number of things. it's really difficult for us to say because we don't really see belugas off the coast. this only about 20 reports of belugas in uk waters ever. you have been keeping an eye on it today. what happens now? i think you're hoping it swims away but what of the situation with keeping an eye on it and checking if it's ok into any sort of help it on its way home? at the moment, it is ina its way home? at the moment, it is in a natural environment that's not dissimilar to her belugas are known to inhabit, these river estuaries, and they are used to these sort of environments. they are used to the conditions, similar temperatures to hear. they are quite diverse animals and feed on a range of prey, so actually, it's in a natural environment that may not be its own but is not dissimilar. because it's farfrom ho

the last sighting of a beluga whale in the uk, three years ago, iam beluga whale in the uk, three years rescue, who has been giving us wants, she is saying, hopefully this one, it is a few minutes ago, those pictures, it has surfaced. they say they hope it will swim out to sea, back out to sea, we do not wa nt to sea, back out to sea, we do not want it travelling upstream in the thames, you may recall, 2006, a northern bottlenose whale got stranded in the river, despite all attem pts stranded in the river, despite all atte m pts to stranded in the river, despite all attempts to refloat it and get it back out to sea, it died, it was five metres long. there is the live shot again and there is a helicopter, you can see that shadow. there is a beluga whale in that river and we hope to catch sight of it again, and hoping nobody goes to close to disturb it. there, there we are, just to the left of that boat, a splash... has gone under again... there it is! it is performing very nicely for us now. isn‘t it. there we are, a beluga in the thames estuary. also spotted by east tilbury, at coal hou

also coming up, the beluga whale found far from home.ise to "kickstart a green jobs revolution" if labour wins power, in his closing speech to his party‘s conference. the labour leader will outline a radical plan to rebuild and transform britain, including billions of pounds of investment in renewable energy. labour is committed to reducing the uk‘s net carbon emissions by 60% by 2030, and to zero by 2050, and mr corbyn says 400,000 skilled jobs will need to be created. jeremy corbyn will use his leader‘s speech to denounce what he‘ll call "greed—is—good, deregulated financial capitalism". let‘s go to our assistant political editor norman smith, who‘s in liverpool. watching jeremy corbyn arrived for that speech just a few moments ago, norman? big moment for mr corbyn, when he will try to set out a radical agenda for a very different sort of labour government. and at the heart of that will be this idea ofa the heart of that will be this idea of a greenjobs revolution, the plan basically, to bring jobs back to those parts of the country, i

there's a whale in the thames — a beluga whale normally found in the high arctic.tionists say it's thousands of miles from home and may well be in trouble. robert hall reports. thousands of miles from the arctic, just 24 from the centre of london. when a bird watcher on the salt marshes east of gravesend caught a glimpse of a white shape just offshore, he couldn't believe his eyes. one of the rarest of sightings. within hours, the news had spread across social media, bringing whale spotters out on to the river banks for a glimpse of the visitor. ever since i arrived, i saw a glimpse of it and it's been surfacing once every 15 or 20 minutes. seeing the beluga whale, which i've never seen, never ever imagined i would see in britain, let alone virtually in london. patrols from the port of london authority have helped to keep vessels clear and enable wildlife experts to confirm this was indeed a beluga. the advice from us is to, for the navigators particularly, to keep an extra eye out and keep their distance from the animal. last time a whale strayed into the thames b

a beluga whale has swum into the river thames, near gravesend in kent.y very lost and quite possibly in trouble. a warm welcome to our look ahead at what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejim waterson, media editor at the guardian, and rosamund urwin, financial services correspondent at the sunday times. most of tomorrow's front pages are in. the metro reports that police in birmingham are offering a halloween sleepover in a cell which once held the serial killer fred west. the ft says donald trump took aim at the us‘s oil producing allies in the middle east during his address at the un by saying they were ripping off the world by failing to bring down prices. the guardian leads on the jailing of bill cosby, as the entertainer known as america's dad was sentenced to serve between three and ten years in jail for drugging and sexually assaulting a women. the telegraph looks ahead to tomorrow when the prime minister will pledge that she wants to cut corporation tax to make brexit britain an economic powerhouse. the mirror looks ahead to th

opportunities are few and far between because the beluga whale is a camera shy.f that barge there. it breaks the surface of the water briefly and then disappears back under the water. it has been doing this on and off for the last five or six hours or so. it is causing a lot of excitement for people down here but there is a feeling of concern because this beluga whale is thousands of miles away from home and conservationists are keeping a keen eye on it hoping it will be able to find its way back to where it belongs. i am joined by sam lippman from british divers marine rescue. you've been checking on the whale. today has been the first time we have been able to get eyes on it ourselves. we were able to assess its body condition and behaviour. so far we have relied on snapshot footage. at the moment it looks 0k. its condition is all right and there is nothing pressing we are worried about. it is behaving normally. taking few breaths and going down for deeper dives. it might be foraging. we don't know what quality of prey it is managing to fiery but that's what it

in the meantime, important news omid beluga whale —— on that beluga whale which has been spotted swimming. rescue teams on standby in case that whale gets into danger. let's go to our reporter who's in gravesend with the very latest with the whale watchers behind you, lauren. yes, the people are still here, they have been lining the banks since the whale was first spotted yesterday afternoon. there was a little on the quiet side earlier, we thought perhaps the whale had moved off and out of the thames but it was spotted a few hours ago. as you can see the people behind here are very keen to get their own clips of it. it has been spotted a few minutes ago out there between these barges on the river thames. the water out there is quite deep, and we have spoken to the british and green divers. they have been keeping an eye on the welcome wanting to make sure it is not in any danger. they told us today it does look relatively healthy, and it seems to be of a good weight, so it is obviously feeding. of course it could be food that has brought it this far south, it is believed to be the furthes

arctica, bella, billy beluga, and john says, how about theresa may...quality of your diet and your mental health. it found that people who followed a traditional mediterranean diet were a third less likely to develop depression than those with a poor diet. so if eating fruits, vegetables, nuts and fish can help lower depression risk, is it something that should be taken more seriously in the prevention and treatment of mental illness? we can speak now to dr camille lasalle, author of that study at university college london, dr cosmo hallstrom, fellow at the royal college of psychiatrists, and rachel kelly who's experienced severe depression — and found that changing her diet helped her recover. we combined all of the available studies, and the most compelling evidence that came out of all of the studies are for a traditional mediterranean diet that is plant rich, as you say, very rich in fruit, vegetables, nuts, unless you are allergic, of course. pulses, and are allergic, of course. pulses, and a plant —based diet, as well as fish, a good source of hea

in one case dolphins and beluga playing with and ingesting paint and other debris. when they start doing this sort of. repetitive behavior with a found object which is a in this case a paint chip which could be toxic. and as indicative of failed husbandry i mean how many times are they eating paint chips a day. it doesn't have to be a particularly toxic paint for that to become an issue. yes. through well our investigation we found an industry that publicly appears to care for animals. i. put it in private treats them very differently. than the four four sons are both engines of parker now. before move on the. nose on chambre. and a lot of people want to share of these profits. the number of aquariums being built is growing astronomically a few years ago there are only a handful of these places in china today there are more than sixty multimillion dollar marine theme parks with about a dozen more being built. no where in else on the planet have so many marine animals been taken from the wire and put on display. aquariums here each boast of having on average twenty t

it is extremely rare to see a beluga whale so far south, but animal welfare officials say it is swimmingts wellbeing. we will keep you posted. thanks for joining us. goodbye. good morning. it's been a lovely spell of autumn warmth for some of you so far this week. yesterday, we saw temperatures reach 2a degrees in lincolnshire. same spots, though, by the time we hit friday could be a good 10 degrees lower, if not a little bit more. and it's during the next 2a hours we'll see those changes take place. it's all because we've got cold air at the moment pooling to the north of this weather front, which is set to work its way southwards. to start the day, it's across parts of north and west scotland, and because of the more cloudier outbreaks of rain, notice the warm colours on the temperature chart to start the day. coolest colours in the south, where we got temperatures in single figures for the morning commute, even a touch of frost in one or two spots. but lots of sunshine through england and wales to start with. bit more cloud north—west england perhaps compared with yesterday. sunshine

a beluga whale has been spotted near the mouth of the river thames.not to get too close, and to watch from the shore. let‘s speak to rob lott, who is from the policy team at the whale and dolphin conservation — he joins us on the line from wiltshire. thank you forjoining us. how rare is it, and what kind of conservation concerns to this present? it is incredibly rare. my colleagues and i we re incredibly rare. my colleagues and i were just looking back, and incredibly rare. my colleagues and i werejust looking back, and there have been about 20 sightings ever recorded of beluga whales. in uk waters. the last were off the coast of northumberland in 2015, a single whale off northern ireland as well. we are concerned, it is probably a lost individual. it is used to estuaries and rivers, but never on its own, and never this far south. this is the species normally found in the high arctic, around greenland, and sal barred, north of norway and the veron see, aged not be in the thames history. what would you offer as a possible explanation for this whale bei

and an awful long way from home, the beluga whale spotted in the river thames.

this beluga whale looks like it's playing with some young visitors now see that's aggression but iommi rose one of the world's best known marine scientists says far from being happy this behavior indicates it's overstressed by captivity if you see the same animals consistently responding in an aggressive open mount threat way to the people at the underwater viewing window then that starts telling you a bigger story that maybe this whale and particulars under stress she says conditions in china are the worst she's ever seen anywhere with dolphins and belugas swallowing debris and display areas far too cramped the tank for these three balloon guys is so small it's hard for them even just to turn around. roll says not only is there widespread abuse but animals are dying prematurely this is just a one way conveyor belt and it ends in death at the other end premature death and this is supposed to be entertaining managers of the marine park didn't respond to our requests to discuss mistreatment the parks are now so popular there are more than sixty in china with a dozen more being built. the

it is extremely rare to see a beluga whale so far south. we're told it's doing 0k.unch a trial allowing gamers on sony consoles to play against friends using rival devices — starting with fortnite. in a blog post confirming that decision, sony interactive entertainment's global chief executivejohn kodera says it's a "major policy change" for the company. and fair play to playstation. gamers using their consoles. for more on that story, i'm joined by shannon grixti, managing editor of press start, one of australia's biggest gaming and technology news sites. to the course to the salt is a cause. what is actually going here? fortnite is huge of course, how big a deal is this the game is generally? i think it is massive, like it just generally? i think it is massive, like itjust shows how a massive fortnite is in comparison to these companies like even sony and nintendo, fortnite gamers in general have wa nted nintendo, fortnite gamers in general have wanted to play with their friends on playstation and xbox, so he has finally given in and caved to pressure from gamers,

and before we go, a beluga whale that has spent a second day swimming in the thames estuary, east ofbitat in the arctic. it is extremely rare to see a beluga whale so far south, but animal welfare officials say it is swimming and feeding normally and there are no immediate concerns for its wellbeing. stay with bbc world news. good morning. there's been a lovely speu good morning. there's been a lovely spell of autumn warmth for some of you so far this week. yesterday we saw temperatures reached at four degrees in lincolnshire, same spots by the time we hit friday could be a good 10 degrees lower, if not all little bit more. history in the next 24 little bit more. history in the next 2a hours you'll see those changes ta ke 2a hours you'll see those changes take place. we have cold air at the moment pulling to the north of this weather front, which is moment pulling to the north of this weatherfront, which is set moment pulling to the north of this weather front, which is set to work its way southwards copied starting the day across parts of north—west scotland, and outbreaks of rain,

we will be live in gravesend as a beluga whale is spotted

and the times reports on the beluga whale that took the wrong turn up the thames. jim, start us on the guardian. we talked about labour conference closing speeches from jeremy corbyn tomorrow. he will say something radical he says. jeremy corbyn tomorrow. he will say something radical he sayslj jeremy corbyn tomorrow. he will say something radical he says. i think he will say something radical, the language is standard jeremy corbyn but to hear him say that we will basically rip of the current system of capitalism in the country, and also he attacks the politicians of the financial crisis who did the best to save the current system, the quy best to save the current system, the guy in charge with a labour prime minister, gordon brown, it is telling that in ten years we have gone from gordon brown doing his best to prop up banks to a labour leader who is not that far behind in the polls talking about basically ripping of capitalism. but he think iam ripping of capitalism. but he think i am wondering is all he is announced overnight is a big commitment to making more

and, a long way from home, the beluga whale spotted in the river thames.

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the manager says the beluga was plain but it almost killed the man that you don't think she's seen. it and top up. i haven't it wasn't no doubt she dumped their hot day i think i had it but i have to have to spend one more you don't want to give them a really hot i said let me tell you have caught him hooked on top how do you want to know i'm good how do you know you only get. i have a five yeah i think i saw that if you do what. he says the aquarium doesn't insure employees because due to the high risk premiums are too expensive until then the solutions. for services should go but you feel boy we put a good deal will come one of the blue to the from don't pay to open up that you go into it down you know which if you do a good job. and having to deal. with the don't move for you i just don't leave you to sort of double should you be simply you get. to see a shirt that we actually sure didn't just open it up. these are wild animals and according to the manager cage and them in confined spaces can lead to hyper aggressive behavior. dangerous not. just to their carers but to other anim

the manager says the beluga was plain but it almost killed the man that he's going to change anything. it's top up. i would have been it was never thought she'd come back day i think what i have to do what i have to have to spend what will you don't want because of a really hot i said let me tell you have caught on who turned out how do you want me to know i'm good how do you know you only get that. i am a survivor yeah i think i saw that. he was. he says the aquarium doesn't insure employees because due to the high risk premiums are too expensive until then the solutions. for simplicity don't make you feel buoyant he put a bill will come one of the few that will show you the full don't pay to help it up that you go into it down you know which if you do a good job. and they haven't done well for the don't buy you i just don't leave you to sort of double sure you get the flu. to see a shirt that we actually sure didn't just open it up. these are wild animals and according to the manager cage and i'm in confined spaces can lead to hyper aggressive behavior. dangerous not. just to their

and a beluga whale has swum into the river thames near gravesend in kent. experts say it is obviously very lost and quite possibly in trouble. now, ina now, in a moment it will be time for sports day, but first a look at what else is coming up for you on bbc news. we will be live in liverpool with all the latest of elements from the labour party conference. we are also live in pennsylvania where comedian bill cosby is being sentenced for drugging and sexually assaulting a one—time friend in 2004. we assaulting a one—time friend in 200a. we can see live pictures outside the courtroom. you can see police officers waiting. we are expecting that sentencing imminently, but as usual these things are subject a little bit to change, but as soon as we see the judge seeming to start those proceedings, we will return to pennsylvania. and of course we will ta ke pennsylvania. and of course we will take a look at tomorrow's papers in oui’ take a look at tomorrow's papers in our newspaper review with rosalind own. andjim our newspaper review with rosalind own. and jim wa

i was really pleased to see it. —— a beluga well. i came down from school.is a quite far—away home creature. the home, this is a quite far—away home creature . some the home, this is a quite far—away home creature. some concern the home, this is a quite far—away home creature. some concern that it isa home creature. some concern that it is a long way from home. it is a slight concern, but assumed to be feeding most of the afternoon, pretty actively. it has disappeared the last 20 minutes. we will wait to see what happens in the morning. the last 20 minutes. we will wait to see what happens in the morninglj think the people will be here on the shoreline writers of the sun goes down. plenty of people waiting for another sighting but fingers crossed the well will be ok. back to the us. he has been backed up in a speech in the last hour or so by a secretary of state mike pompeo. this clip just a man. iwas of state mike pompeo. this clip just a man. i was disturbed in indeed deeply disappointed ever many parties of them announced at setting up parties of them ann

this beluga whale looks like it's playing with some young visitors now see that's aggression but iommi rose one of the world's best known marine scientists says far from being happy this behavior indicates it's overstressed by captivity. if you see the same animals consistently responding in an aggressive open mount threat way to the people of the underwater viewing window then that starts telling you a bigger story that maybe this whale in particular is under stress she says conditions in china are the worst she's ever seen anywhere with dolphins and belugas swallowing debris and display areas far too cramped. tank for use prebuilt lugo's is so small it's hard for them even just to turn around. roll says not only is there widespread abuse but animals are dying prematurely this is just one way conveyor belt and ends in death at the other end premature death and this is supposed to be entertaining managers of the marine park didn't respond to our requests to discuss mistreatment the parks are now so popular there are more than sixty in china with a dozen more being built there appears n

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. >>> researchers flying a drone saw this guy swimming and playing with dozens of belugas, treating it as one of their own even though the gray whale was 600 miles from his normal area. they don't typically interact. this is video from the group for research and education on marine mammals. research finds more than half of tech workers say they delayed having kids because of the incredible cost of living. a workplace social network is used by workers in silicon valley. this is their video from youtube. >> 58% of workers say they were putting off having children. google was 63%, facebook 53%. some say birth rates have been decreasing significantly in an area where home rates are increasing. >>> abc 7 news says peyton visited his alma mater skyline high school. he and the oakland as donated $5,000 to the boys basketball team. the money will go to new uniforms, says it helps the boys dream big. >> i made it out of here and i want you guys to make it out of here. >>> today he was joined by oakland mayor libby schaaf. both told the kids they want to see them also give back to the schools as

. >>> the rays and belugas. this 1 in the bottom of the 4th. rod day tulez goes deep, giving the jays the lead. 3 rbi. and toronto wins the game 5-2. >>> so what does that mean for the a's in their play-off race? oakland is now 2 back of new york for the 1st wild card spot, but tampa bay's loss lowers the a's magic number to 2. >>> well, the giants -- let's go to the giants and cardinals in st. louis, where the cardinals are making a push for the play offs, and maybe a world series title. top of the 7th. st. louis up 2-1. garcia blows a single to left center to score 2 runs. garcia was 4 for 4 in the game. derek rodriguez, looking to hold on to a 4-2 lead. but molina takes it deep to tie the game. tyler neil connects for a walk- off home run off mark mulansen. and the cardinals win 5-4. . a 2-game lead for the 2nd wild card spot. >>> there should be a shoot out tomorrow in kansas city as two of the league's young quarterbacks show off their talents. the 49ers looking for their 2nd win of the season, this time against the chiefs. the 49ers will

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and, a long way from home, the beluga whale spotted in the river thames.

there's been a confirmed sighting of a beluga whale in the river thames at gravesend this lunchtime, according to the london port authority. it's been seen near the barges, where it has spent much of the past four days. the whale appears to be moving up and down a one—mile stretch of the river. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. a fine enter the afternoon. different story further north, more clout for northern ireland and scotland, further outbreaks of rape and western isles, strong wind as well. just to get up to 50 mph, some warmth in the sunshine across central and southern england, turning cooler here to this evening and overnight. we will see outbreaks of rate slipping their way south and east to southern scotland, weakening as they do, clear skies behind, blustery showers and i had some clearer skies. tempter started to you all three celsius for southern counties. a fair amount of cloud on sunday, that will be slipping its way south and east, a cloudy day for much of an glib and wales with bright sunny spells, but rather blustery showers across northern

the beluga whale has been spotted in the river thames for a second day and is ‘swimming strongly andt spotted yesterday in kent. rescue teams are on hand in case the animal gets into trouble. time for a look at the weather. here's mel coles. it has been beautiful for many of us today. it has. a bit of a north— south split but you are right, where there have been lengthily clear skies by day, we have seen some warmth as we have gone through the day. 23 celsius in parts of north lincolnshire this afternoon. but the further north and west you go, more cloud, outbreaks of rain and quite a blustery wind. it has certainly not felt like samia, and that's because we have a weather front draped across the far north. that is bringing these outbreaks of rain and eventually it will bring something fresh for all of us. more rain to come, particularly in the northern isles, where the rain becomes heavy for a time overnight. a bit more patchy further south and more cloud through north—west england. under those clear skies, once again temperatures plummeting widely down into single figures. a touch

it is thought to be a beluga whale, a species usually found thousands of miles away in the high arctic. marine life rescuers have urged the public not to get too close. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. my guest today is an internationally acclaimed author whose prolific output of fiction is rooted deep in the soil and the shoreline of his native western australia, a land of harsh beauty, where life rarely comes easy. tim winton‘s latest novel, the shepherd's hut, focuses on a troubled young man wrestling with demons, and it comes at an opportune time, with the me too movement demanding an end to ingrained sexism, misogyny and toxic masculinity. is australia redefining what it means to be a good bloke? tim winton, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. you have travelled the world, you have even lived in europe, but it seems when you write, your writing, and your stories, always take you back home to western australia. why is that? i'm not sure. i think it's notjust what i know, but it's what i live and breathe, it just seems endlessly... it's just — there's

there's been a confirmed sighting of a beluga whale in the river thames at gravesend this lunchtime, of the past four days. the whale appears to be moving up and down a one—mile stretch of the river. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. a fine enter the afternoon. different story further north, more clout for northern ireland and scotland, further outbreaks of rape and western isles, strong wind as well. just to get up to 50 mph, some warmth in the sunshine across central and southern england, turning cooler here to this evening and overnight. we will see outbreaks of rate slipping their way south and east to southern scotland, weakening as they do, clear skies behind, blustery showers and i had some clearer skies. tempter started to you all three

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a beluga whale has been spotted in the river thames for a second day.ly no major worries over its welfare. 0ur correspondent lauren moss has been down to gravesend in kent to watch the whale's progress. earlier she spoke to marine rescue diver sam lipman. says first day we have been able to get eyes on the water and we have been able to assess its body condition and its behaviour and so far we have been relying on a shot footage. at the moment it is ok, its bodyis footage. at the moment it is ok, its body is all right, nothing immediately pressing that we are worried about. is behaving normally, it has taken a few breaths and has borne down fort deeper dives, which might be an indication it is foraging. we don't know if it is a sure and we don't know what kind of prey is managing to forage. that is what it looks like to ask at the moment, milling around in the area, holding its own against the tide so be it looks like it is something strongly and it may be feeding, which is good. these belgua whales, they usually live in the arctic, he said maybe from g

it's been three days since ‘benny‘ the beluga whale was first spotted in the thames.made his way back to sea. animal welfare groups say they've had no major concerns about the mammal, which was first spotted on tuesday and that he was last seen "swimming strongly" close to the kent coast. let us know if anyone you know is that whale spotting, so we can keep up—to—date on the story. how do you celebrate a milestone birthday if you're the man who has everything? you would know! i know, exactly. me and will smith no. —— knew. —— know. hollywood movie star will smith found a way. he spent his 50th birthday doing a bungee jump out of a helicopter over the grand canyon. he was watched by his family and friends and said afterwards that his emotions went from "pure terror to pure bliss." i assume that was probably yesterday. i would love to do that over the grand canyon. have you bungee jump over the grand canyon. have you bungeejump to? no, it doesn't appeal to me. ——jumped. a bungeejump, no thanks. a bungee jump a bungeejump, no thanks. a bungee jump from a bungeejump, no t

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