all i can tell you is i'm so happy doing what i'm doing right now, working with british vogue, also overseeingpenguin at san diego zoo in california has been fitted with orthopaedic shoes. meet lucas, a four—year—old south african penguin with a degenerative foot condition known as bumblefoot. the therapy boots, made from soft rubber and fitted via velcro, stop lucas from limping on his left foot. wildlife specialists at the zoo say he can now climb rocks, nest and swim in comfort. but he'll always need his therapy shoes. another sign that the world is getting back to normal after the covid pandemic. the return of this very messy festival in spain. it's the tomatina event — held in bunyol — and features thousands of people throwing more than 100 tonnes of ripe tomatoes at each other. it was cancelled in 2020 and 2021 due to the coronavirus — the first times it wasn't held since tomatoes started to be thrown in 191t5. the tomatina styles itself as the world's biggest food fight — you can see why. that's all for now.stay with bbc world news. hello. as we turn the weather page from summer to autu

all i can tell you is i'm so happy doing what i'm doing right now, working with british vogue, also overseeingther. here's matt taylor. meteorological speaking, the sun has set on summer at last, and what a summer, exceptionally dry and hot. as we turned the weather pages to alternate looks like nature will take its cue. look at the pressure chart heading into the start of this weekend, with its thundery rain and strong winds, a big area of low pressure on the scene, have not seen that for a while, bands of heavy, plunge with rain. low pressure will spin around the low and could intensify the wind strength. that is one thing to watch out for. fairly quiet across the northern half of the country and in later winds it could be chilly, a feel of alternate the air tomorrow. much

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