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carnival is back!u very much, celestina 0lulode, and everybody else, enjoy the carnival. a statue of the late comedian bobby ball has been unveiled in the lancashire town of lytham st annes. he died in 2020 at the age of 76 after contracting coronavirus. his comedy partner and friend tommy cannon was at the unveiling of the statue, which shows bobby doing his trademark move, twanging one of his braces. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello again. over the next couple of days, high pressure remains in charge of our weather, so things stay fairly settled. but by the end of the week, things turn more unsettled as low pressure moves in. today, we've got variable amounts of cloud, thick enough for some showers, the occasional sharp one possibly with a rumble of thunder across the highlands. 0ut towards the west we've got the best of the sunshine, especially the south—west, and this is where we will see the highest temperatures. along the north sea coastline and the english channel coastl

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know your carnival route. and most importantly, have fun!r a year—long closure and a multi—million dollar makeover. the funicular, the oldest in asia, dates back to 1888 and previously drew more than 6 million visitors annually before covid—19 struck. the service welcomed back passengers on saturday — even as tight coronavirus rules, which have decimated hong kong's tourism industry, remain in place in the city. for the upgrade project itself, the biggest hurdle was the supply chain. we had problems procuring parts for the production of the tram core, the system, including the logistics of the renovation materials, and that caused a big delay of the programme. garden centres in england will be banned from selling peat compost from 2024. the move follows a public consultation to fight climate change and restore peat lands. the wild, boggy areas are sometimes referred to as the uk's rainforests, because of their ability to soak up vast quantities of carbon. the remains of what could be the largest dinosaur ever discovered in europe are being e

we are kicking off carnival with a run. now, this is unusualfor carnival. this has never been done.about getting black and brown people to move, and we reached out to different running crews in london and people on instagram said we were doing this and, yes, we are running the 5k carnival route for first time, so we have an historic event in a historic event, and we're also doing a 1.5k walk, so that is how we're doing it. amazing. it is also a tribute to grenfell tower, isn't it? you're all in green. tell me how that mean so much to the community? it does because grenfell was a tragedy that should never have happened and impacted on primarily black and brown people affects us all because it could have been ourfamily members, it could have been us in there and, actually, how many years later and still no justice? so we have remembering grenfell on our backs because we have to remember the 72 people, the 72 lives that were lost in the life that we impacted, so we're here really honouring those people, really, and we have sold t—shirts, we have donated with regards to them coming down

welcome to notting hill carnival! year and the year before due to the pandemic. the festivities began this morning with a 72—second silence observed to remember those who died in the grenfell tower tragedy five years ago. the remains of the building are close by and visible here on the carnival route. carnival means a lot to us. and grenfell, this is something that is really close to our hearts. grenfell was a tragedy that should have never happened, and... ..we will never forget. the notting hill carnival has been taking place in west london since the 1960s, created to celebrate the lives of those who left the caribbean to come to britain to help rebuild the country following two world wars — many arriving on the ship the windrush. today is traditionally known as children's day as many of them are competing for the title of best costume. 0n offer, plenty of caribbean food, drinks, colourful costumes and, of course, live music — sounds from the caribbean. i've not been on children's day before, but this is the year! a

carnival means a lot to us.nival route. grenfell was a tragedy that should have never happened, and... ..we will never forget. the notting hill carnival has been taking place in west london since the 1960s, created to celebrate the lives of those who left the caribbean to come to britain to help rebuild the country following two world wars — many arriving on the ship the windrush. today is traditionally known as children's day as many of them are competing for the title of best costume. 0n offer, plenty of caribbean food, drinks, colourful costumes and, of course, live music — sounds from the caribbean. i've not been on children's day before, but this is the year! and we want to... blows horn. i think after two years - of missing it, just to come out and see the people, the food, the smells, i the sounds, it's all fantastic. i'll have to look around and find out where my jamaican roots are from. so i'm from america, and it's my first time. it sounds exciting, it looks exciting. so are we going to see you wining

welcome to notting hill carnival!ll tower tragedy five years ago. the remains of the building are close by and visible here on the carnival route. carnival means a lot to us. and grenfell, this is something that is really close to our hearts. grenfell was a tragedy that should never have happened. and... ..we will never forget. the notting hill carnival has been taking place in west london since the 1960s, created to celebrate the lives of those who left the caribbean to come to britain to help rebuild the country following two world wars, many arriving on the ship the windrush. today is traditionally known as children's day, as many of them are competing for the title of best costume. on offer, plenty of caribbean food, drinks, colourful costumes and, of course, live music, with the sounds from the caribbean. have not been on children's day before, but this is the year. and we want to... i think after two years - of missing it, just to come out and see the people, the food, the smells, i the sound, it's all fantastic

know your carnival route. and most importantly, have fun!. the fossilised skeleton of a sauropod was discovered in the central city of pombal in 2017, when a man began building work on his house. sauropods were the biggest of all dinosaurs and the largest known land animals. palaeontologists say the reptile was about 12 metres tall — about 39 feet — and 25 metres, or 82 feet, long. garden centres in england will be banned from selling peat compost from 2024. the move follows a public consultation and is part of efforts to fight global warming — as our environment correspondent, helen briggs explains. this dark, wet stuff is peat — full of organic matter and much loved by gardeners for nourishing plants. but because of environmental concerns, you will soon no longer be able to buy peat compost at garden centres in england. if you dig it up out of the ground it is very store, it is broken down and all of that carbon is emitted into the atmosphere as carbon dioxide. we have been working really hard to try and find a way of protecting these peat

the plus for me was that i was involved in the virtual carnival.the presenters, and i think the idea for us to present now was born in 2020, when they said we did such a fabulous job, why should we not present to the world throughout carnival? and aside from all the music and floats, this is one of the highlights — caribbean food that so many people come for. you've got your favourites like rice and peas, jerk chicken and of course, patties. a global street festival in a residential area. some locals soaked up the party vibes, while others chose to stay away. organisers say they recognise that there's a delicate balance to be met. there was a visible police presence in the area. but for a street festival steeped in caribbean culture and history, for these locals, it's good to be back. celestina oludode, bbc news. and, finally, gibraltar — off the coast of spain, can at last call itself a city — though it's taken 180 years. it was back in 1842 when the british territory was granted �*city status' by queen victoria, but the status was never officiall

the world's second biggest carnival is back this weekend on the streets of west london. millions are expected to gather and celebrate the notting hill carnival for the first time in two years. the spectacle of music, dancing, food and drink is rooted in carribean culture, and has been influenced by the windrush generation. by by the end of the day more than a million people have taken to the carnival route, as you can see here, a million people by the end of the day. today is traditionally known as children's day where many people are competing for the title of best costume. in terms of the carnival, it's been happening in london every year since the 1960s, it was cancelled last year in the year before because of the pandemic but the notting hill carnival 2022 is well under way. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. hello. a lot of fine settled weather in the forecast for the rest of today and tomorrow. much of the week ahead, too. high pressure really dominating things out there. one or two showers as we head into the evening for northern irela

why should we not present to the world throughout carnival?ide from all the music and floats, this is one of the highlights, caribbean food that so many people come for. you have your favorites like rice and peas, jerk chicken. a global street festival in a residential area. some locals soaked up the party while others chose to stay away. organizers say they recognize there is a delicate balance. there was visible police presence in the area, but for a street festival steeped in caribbean culture and history, for these locals it is good to be back. laura: looks like fun. finally, gibraltar off the coast of spain can at last call itself a city, though it has taken 180 years. it was 1842 when the british territory was granted city status by queen victoria, but these status was never officially applied. that finally changed and as part of queen elizabeth's platinum jubilee, gibraltar is finally a city. you can find much more on the day's news on our website. i am laura trevelyan. thank you so much for watching bbc world news america. narrator: fu

they will be playing all sorts — the carnival. they will be playing all sorts of— the carnival. pocket that are light. make sure you check out some _ that are light. make sure you check out some of— that are light. make sure you check out some of the delicious caribbean food _ out some of the delicious caribbean food try— out some of the delicious caribbean food try to— out some of the delicious caribbean food. try to see some of the incredible _ food. try to see some of the incredible costumes that will be around — incredible costumes that will be around and the steel pans and have fun, it _ around and the steel pans and have fun, it is _ around and the steel pans and have fun, it is all— around and the steel pans and have fun, it is all about being yourself, do you _ fun, it is all about being yourself, do you want— fun, it is all about being yourself, do you want to be, but that would be my top— do you want to be, but that would be my top tips _ do you want to be, but that would be my top tips for carnival and don't try to _ my top tips for carnival and don't try to go — my t

as is tradition, carnival.gins at 1030 this morning. as in previous years at 72 second silence will be observed to remember those who died in the granville tower tragedy five years ago. the remains of the building are close by and visible on the carnival route. greg mckenzie, bbc news. the prince of wales has edited a special edition of the british african—caribbean newspaper, the voice, to mark its 40th anniversary. it carries interviews with baroness doreen lawrence, the mother of stephen lawrence, and campaigner baronesses floella benjamin, in an edition that focusses on the themes of community cohesion, education, and climate. the voice's executive director, paulette simpson, said the prince shared their vision for positive change. this collaboration was important and what i deeply hope is that many other persons will see this move that he has made as an collaboration that will create a better society.— collaboration that will create a better socie . , ., ., ., better society. lets have a look at the papers

eight weeks of making costumes towards carnival.alwork. i get a drawing, a design, and i need to breathe life into it and make it become alive, to make it animated. that is a backpack, and off that, on the plate here, i can go 25 feet up in the air. when they put on the costume and they are performing, the energy of the performer comes together with the ingenuity of the makers, and then you have a magical performance that takes your breath away. that, really, is a very strong part of carnival, so you are passing on the skill, but you are also passing on the energy and the passion to keep carnival alive. so, everybody, get back out on the streets, and dance with us. some fabulous costumes there. let's find out what their mother might hold in store for all those carnival goers. carol has the answers for us. it is looking dryer in the south than in the north. to date has been a pretty murky start and a wet one for some, we have this waving weather front pushing north and east but eventually it will pushed south and east and takes its r

this is the first time carnival has been on the streets since 2019.t means a heck of a lot for people. i grew up in west london and i remember coming to carnival every year and dad carrying me on my shoulders and my sister on my uncle so we have roots connected to carnival so the fact it is back in the first time in three years is incredible and the atmosphere here is electric and i feel the energy. people want to come down here on a sunday morning. there are people coming at 8:30. it has been an amazing experience. thank you for speaking to us. this is just the start of the days, there will be musicians to show and we will be giving updates at the day. the prince of wales has guest edited a special edition of the british african—caribbean newspaper, the voice, to mark its 40th anniversary. it carries interviews with baroness doreen lawrence — the mother of stephen lawrence — and also campaigner baroness floella benjamin — in an edition focusing on the themes of community cohesion, education, and climate. the voice�*s executive director, paulette simp

the plus for me was that i was involved in the virtual carnival.they said we did such a fabulousjob, why should we not present to the world throughout carnival? and aside from all the music and floats, this is one of the highlights — caribbean food that so many people come for. you've got your favourites like rice and peas, jerk chicken and of course, patties. a global street festival in a residential area. some locals soaked up the party vibes, while others chose to stay away. 0rganisers say they recognise that there's a delicate balance to be met. there was a visible police presence in the area. but for a street festival steeped in caribbean culture and history, for these locals, it's good to be back. celestina 0ludode, bbc news. there is much more on the bbc news website. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ rich preston thanks for your company, see you next time. hello there. well, it was a fine bank holiday monday in wales. we had plenty of sunshine and, in porthmadog in the northwest, we had temperatures up to 25 degrees. looking at the weathe

why should we not present to the world throughout carnival?hicken, and of course, patties. a global street festival in a residential area, some locals soaked up the party vibes while others chose to stay away. organisers say they recognise there is a delicate balance to be met. there was a visible police presence in the area, but for a street festival steeped in caribbean culture and history, for these locals, it's good to be back. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor.

and hundreds of thousands of revellers are expected at the notting hill carnival in london. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. nasa is hoping to launch its most powerful rocket yet in a launch window which begins in just over half an hour for an un—crewed mission, the first step in taking astronauts back to the moon. hundreds of thousands of people have gathered near cape canaveral in florida to watch the launch of artemis i. the craft will orbit the moon before returning to earth in six weeks�* time. if successful, the plan is for astronauts to be on board the flight in two years�* time. our science editor rebecca morelle is at kennedy space center in florida. rebecca, however things looking for this launch? ~ rebecca, however things looking for this launch?— this launch? well, it is a big day here and as _ this launch? well, it is a big day here and as you _ this launch? well, it is a big day here and as you can _ this launch? well, it is a big day here and as you can see - this launch? well, it is a big day here and as you can see behindl this launch? well

the notting hill carnival is returned to london for the 1st time since 2019. it's a celebration of caribbean culture, showcasing music, dancing, and food. over the past 55 years. it's going to become the 2nd biggest carnival in the world after the one in rio de janeiro, turning a yeah. go has more. ah, it's loud. it's raucous and it's back. but notting hill, carnival reclaimed. its place is one of london's most renowned festivities. it's a celebration of afro caribbean culture. started as a children's events by local communities to ease racial tensions in london during the 1960s. the carnival has come to embody the city's diversity up to being forced online as a result of the pandemic. to welcome return for those who missed it. oh my god of you. the reason premier day leg 3 as with but on the everyone honestly. i would like it. oh i good. i love you, mr. brown. yes. overdue. right. 2 years we miss. so yes. overdue man. happy, but it's not only the pandemic that's had an effect. inflation and the rising price of goods from sequins to feathers have put pressure

and the notting hill carnival is back — returning to the streets of west london for the first time since welcome to bbc news. the number of people killed in floods in pakistan is now more than 1,000 and there's a warning that millions more are likely to be caught up in the unprecedented disaster. the country is making a fresh appeal for international aid, as it's warned that food shortages could lead to more deaths. many families have had to leave agricultural areas — where they were able to support themselves — for higher ground. more than 30 million people have been displaced, livelihoods have been destroyed leaving communities across the country at risk of hunger. in one of the worst of hunger. in one of the worst affected provinces, sindh, relief efforts are being affected by a lack of resources. 0ur pakistan correspondent pumza fihlani reports people are hungry and desperate. local aid agencies in pakistan say they are doing what they can but there simply aren't enough resources for everyone. as seen here, within minutes, the food runs out and the team is leave quickly. the picture

children took part in the carnival.t note in the event was introduced by the use of loose paints . about its main participants come from the caribbean region. they began to settle in the west of the city after the fifties annually carnival notion. hill is visited by about a million guests. i have everything by this hour and i give the floor to elizaveta lashkevich, everything is fine for me. the latest news of the minsk region. good afternoon. good afternoon, liza, yuliya loaf of the central region weighs more than 970,000 tons. and the top three regions for grain collection have already been determined. the cranes are flying. the white sun of the desert and the quiet don . thank you valise. watch the news for your region right after the sports review. see you at 17:00. arina sobolenko, the first of our tennis players today will start on the us open grand slam tournament, the sixth racket of the world has a representative of the third hundred of the world ranking, an american. katherine harrison tentative start time of

the plus for me was that i was involved in the virtual carnival.lousjob, why should we not present to the world throughout carnival? and aside from all the music and floats, this is one of the highlights — caribbean food that so many people come for. you've got your favourites like rice and peas, jerk chicken and of course, patties. a global street festival in a residential area. some locals soaked up the party vibes, while others chose to stay away. 0rganisers say they recognise that there's a delicate balance to be met. there was a visible police presence in the area. but for a street festival steeped in caribbean culture and history, for these locals, it's good to be back. celestina 0ludode, bbc news. a study has found that a major sea level rise from the melting of the greenland ice is now inevitable. that even if the world stops emitting greenhouse gases immediately. the research found that the global warming to date will cause more than 100 trillion tons of greenland's ice to melt, causing sea levels to rise by at least 27 centimetres. that w

there you have it, carnival is back! there you go. carnival is back!, climate analytics regional lead for south asia and the middle east dr fahad saeed. welcome, thank you very much for joining us. what is your analysis of what we are seeing here in terms of the amount of rainfall over such a prolonged period? thank you very much for having me. we had floods in pakistan in 2010 and they were locally regarded as massive floods in the history of the country. so one wonders what would be the appropriate words to use for this flood we are witnessing today. perhaps gigantic. there could be any word in the dictionary to describe it. it's protected 20 million people in pakistan. but the present flood are affecting over 30 million people and the season is not over. if you consider the 2010 flood, the present floods are far bigger. also it costs or losses of $10 billion. but the present floods are likely to go beyond this. you can well imagine the devastation we are going through at the moment. the the devastation we are going through at the moment-— at the mom

the plus for me is that i was involved in the virtual carnival. i was one of the presenters, and i think the idea for us to present now was born in 2020, when they did such a fabulous job. why should we not present to the world throughout carnival? aside from all the music and floats, this is one of the highlights — caribbean food that so many people come for. you've got your favourites, like rice and peas, jerk chicken, and of course, patties. a global street festival in a residential area, some locals soaked up the party vibes while others chose to stay away. organisers say they recognise there is a delicate balance to be met. there was a visible police presence in the area, but for a street festival steeped in caribbean culture and history, for these locals, it's good to be back. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. a fine end to the day with much of the daytime cloud melting away, but glad that it's in place tonight across parts of scotland, particularly, one or two showers continuing higher, and we will see areas o

but notting hill carnival reclaimed its place is one of london's most renowned festivities. it's a celebration of afro caribbean culture. started as a children's event by local communities to ease racial tensions in london during the 19 sixty's. the carnival has come to embody the city's diversity after being forced online as a result of the pandemic. to welcome a ton for those who missed it. oh my god, okay with me and then maybe a day, meg 3 as with but on everyone. honestly. i'm adrian. i'm happy that good. like if it home again. i love you, mr. man. yes. overdue. right. 2 years we missed. so yes. overdue man, happy. but it's not only the pandemic that's had an effect inflation and the rising price of goods from sequins to for others have put pressure on creatives who play a crucial part in making the flamboyant costumes sofie economical situation. now, every ben doesn't have money, don't want to spend money because they're not sure what they're going to meet. so there is a lot of issue the wrong. this is what we call going on the road. you know, after 2 year hiatus organ

the plus for me was that i was involved in the virtual carnival. 2020, when they said we did such a fabulous job, why should we not present to the world throughout carnival? and aside from all the music and floats, this is one of the highlights — caribbean food that so many people come for. you've got your favourites like rice and peas, jerk chicken and of course, patties. a global street festival in a residential area. some locals soaked up the party vibes, while others chose to stay away. organisers say they recognise that there's a delicate balance to be met. there was a visible police presence in the area. but for a street festival steeped in caribbean culture and history, for these locals, it's good to be back. celestina oludode, bbc news. and finally, gibraltar — off the coast of spain, can at last call itself a city, though it's taken 180 yea rs. it was back in 18a2 when the british territory was granted "city status" by queen victoria, but the status was never officially applied. well, that finally changed — and now, as part of queen elizab

as to make sure carnival is as safe as it can be, making sure that our safe havens for women, it can be, making sure that our safe havens forwomen, children, it can be, making sure that our safe havens for women, children, the people who could be the victims of crime. we want to make sure carnival has as little crime as possible, but we can't pretend having up to 2 million people does not provide opportunities for criminal gangs and those who want to get up to no good. and just finally, why is this year so particularly special to london? it is really important. that we celebrate our diversity, we celebrate our diversity, we celebrate caribbean culture, caribbean heritage. but also after the last two years, many people felt lonely, isolated, many businesses have really struggled and this is a great way to bring our city together to bring our cultures together, to celebrate our diversity. i genuinely believe our diversity is a strength, not a weakness, and carnival is a recognition of the great diversity of our city. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines. pakistan warns millions more

the head announces the children attention, we start the parade carnival attention, we start the music we have order was the site let's break it down on the sectors. children, parents separately, chanting separately, we will instruct, attendants to children in carnival costumes in the world in an organized manner enter the playground. calm down. oh, what is it ? greetings. e. yes, i welcome you, comrades, masks. congratulations on your parent's day. cancel cancel parental day i have four warm rashes, infections, intoxication, quarantine, quarantine, so healthy all five cases are boys. what is grandma grandpa calling. the company fell ill taktists of the state theater simulants crossbows that's all you can hear. the children are the owners of the camp, the children are the owners of the camp, and we solve all the important issues without them. come on, you'll become sad about this bully. if you knew how much he spoiled his comrade's blood melon. well, yes, if i spoiled even a drop of blood for him, then this began. now they will start talking again, an urgent transfusion is needed. who

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and now the notting hill carnival is making its post pandemic come back. ah, 1000000 people are taking part in london to annual celebration of caribbean culture featuring music parades, dancing, and food. the 3 day carnival has been a favorite on the calendar since 1958 and it had to be held online during the lockdown. mm hm. and that's all the news from us for now. up next, our documentary on the secrets of sewer water. stay tuned for that. and don't forget, you can always stay up to date on our website, d, w dot com. i'm nick spicer, thanks for watching. a vibrant habitat ended glistening place of long the mediterranean sea scene of mustard and jafar abdul karim drift along with exploring modern life.

[carnival music continues] [laughing] [phone vibrating] - who's calling me? hey, i'm busy.kay? do good. bye. - hey, tell 'em i'm the dj. i'm the dj on jasper, jams throwing up. [isador laughing] make a rap about school. - hey, we 'bout to graduate, - graduate! - and then we're gonna eat cake. - cake? what? - graduate, eat cake? - this is not our birthday. i know imma vomit, i know i am, i feel it. - i don't know what you said, it was too loud. - you know you heard me. - [casey] i promise you i didn't. - what? the fireball was too loud or something? - [casey] [chuckles] i guess. - with all the rattling? we might even fall off. - [casey] [laughing] no! - i was just playin', i was just playin, i was just.. - giving me anxiety attack. [bell ringing] oh, we're about to stop. - we cannot stop, what are you talking about? [slow piano music] - his cousin and me has been best friends since ninth grade, and in 10th grade, his cousin's little sister was like, "you should follow this dude on instagram." and i said, "okay", and i thought he was so cute. and i was like, waiting for him t

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more than a 1000000 people are expected to join the crowns at the notting hill carnival. it's usually held every bank, holiday august, but took place online for the past 2 years because of the pandemic. sonya gave her husband. ah, it's loud. it's raucous and it's back. the notting hill carnival reclaimed its place is one of london's most renowned festivities. it's a celebration of afro caribbean culture. started as a children's event by local communities to ease racial tensions in london during the 19 sixty's. the carnival has come to embody the city's diversity up to being forced online as a result of the pandemic. it's a welcome return for those who missed it. oh my go, i have you the reason for your day meg 3 as with but on? yes, everyone. honestly. i'm adrian. i'm probably not gonna put like it home again. i love you, mr. man. yes, overdue. right. 2 years, we miss. so yes, overdue man, happy. but it's not only the pandemic that's had an effect. inflation and the rising price of goods from sequins to for others. have put pressure on creatives who play a crucial part in

and saturday also sees the notting hill carnival or the return of the notting hill carnival since beforeells in london and a small chance of a shower. onto the forecast for sunday, and again, anotherfine day, and i think fine weather for most of northern ireland and the western isles of scotland as well. best temperatures, i think, in south—western parts of the uk, 25 for cardiff, closer to the low 20s there on the north sea coast. now on monday, we are going to see this high pressure strengthening across the uk, and also around it, we'll develop quite a strong breeze blowing off the north sea, which will drag in some low cloud. so from the aberdeenshire coastline, the north—east, all the way to east anglia, possibly the kent coast, it may actually turn quite cloudy. in this situation, coastal areas really will be quite chilly. the best of the weather will be out towards the west, and again, the highest temperatures here, perhaps around the mid 20s for cardiff. but if you are in scarborough, for example, it could only be 16 degrees with a keen breeze off the north sea. how about the week

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