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celestina olulode, bbc news.an open air mass congregation injuba at the end of his visit, he told the congregation he brought a message of hope and pleaded with south sudan's leaders to focus on bringing about lasting peace. it's official — peggy — a pug cross — has been named "britain's ugliest dog". her prize was a pampering session and professional photo shoot at a salon in beverley, east yorkshire. simon spark has the details. # ugly.# this is just part of an amazing transformation for peggy. from a dog that was once sneered at in the street to now being photographed for yet more celebrity status media attention. here we go. but she's here to receive her prize after being crowned the ugliest dog in britain. good girl! peggy's here in beverley, east yorkshire, to have her photoshoot and makeover. she's getting a blueberry facial i right now, which is really relaxing and cleans her face really well and is supposed to— reduce tear staining. what do you think of her? i think she's really . cute in her own way. an

celestina olulode, bbc news.diators, would you consider switching them for some high—tech heated wallpaper? it's something that many housing associations and councils are testing as they look for green and cost—effective alternatives. our reporter dougal shaw has been finding out more. if you want to step into a 1970s time warp, come to octopus energy's research centre in slough. engineers train here to retrofit the latest green tech like heat pumps into specially built, old—fashioned homes. they also test out promising new tech here, like this electric infrared wallpaper developed by british firm next gen. the electric wallpaper is a really good way of heating your home. it has a graphene layer and that actually, when it's powered, emits infrared. infrared is a bit like the heat you get from the sun. as the cloud goes over, you feel the sun height diminish and you feel cooler. that's infrared. and that's what the electric wallpaper does. the graphene material he is talking about is a one atom thick layer of carb