use we have enough in cleethorpes.— enough in cleethorpes.n the petition - enough in cleethorpes. with 3000 signatures on the petition it i enough in cleethorpes. with 3000| signatures on the petition it seems people are not ready to put a lead on the situation yet. for park rangers in turkey, coming across a wild bear cub is not an unusual event. but for one team in the northeast of the country, their latest encounter was a little out of the ordinary. the animal they came across was a tiny bit under the weather, as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. never has the phrase "bear with a sore head" seemed more appropriate. this is one animal that looks like it had quite a rough night. the female bear cub, a little worse for wear, was rescued from a forest in a province of north—east turkey. wobbling and whining, the animal looked... well, it looked like she was high. but why would she be in such a fragile state? time for a quick science lesson. these flowers are called rhododendron luteum and these are rhododendron ponticum. both of them contain a s

so if we could see an improvement on that, it would make cleethorpes definitely a better place for uslets are open, and i accept the fact that you've probably had a bad experience today — i understand that one of them was closed. but when they're all open and when they're all operational, i'm confident that for day—to—day use we do have enough in cleethorpes. but with 3,000 signatures on the petition, it seems people aren't quite ready to put a lid on the issuejust yet. that was lizzie steel reporting. now it's time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello, it is hot and it is dry. we are now getting a fairly clear signal that cooler weather is on the way for all parts of the uk as we go into the early part of next week. still some heat hanging on, though, ithink, in the south—east through monday. the extreme heatwave does persist until the end of sunday for much of england and extending across into central wales. many areas now have had a month and a half with no significant rainfall. the water table is low, drought of course is an issue being talked about a lot at the mome

other parts of england and wales are also affected, like these — allenby, southport, paignton, cleethorpesstems. but now, the water companies stand accused of failing to monitor the discharges of sewage. when you've got £2.8 billion of operating profit, £1 billion being given to shareholders in dividends, and the executive staff of the water companies are getting a 20% pay rise last year, and at the same time, you see a complete lack of investment either in monitoring or in the infrastructure that would stop the sewage outflows in the first place, then you see that really, they haven't got a leg to stand on. and according to the liberal democrats, the monitors used to measure the amount of sewage being pumped into the sea across the uk are faulty or not even installed. the former lead singer of the band the undertones, feargal sharkey, who now campaigns for clean rivers, is also sharply critical of the water companies. water companies have now spent almost 9.5 million hours over the last six years dumping sewage into the environment. and if the data is as faulty as it seems, that number co

campaigners in cleethorpes are concerned that visitors are leaving the beach and heading home early dueple haven't been given any choice. this man started a petition for more public toilets after an influx of visitors caused chaos on armed forces day. along four miles of beach, there is three lots of loos. i've spoken to several hundred people personally about this, as well as on social media, and it is keeping people away. businesses say they are suffering as well. it is terrible, as a bar that deals in 95% drinks, people aren't buying drinks because they can't go to the toilet. it does affect us. we get asked a thousands of times a day, every time someone - comes in here, no toilets here. it's horrendous. this building here used to be the toilet block on the north promenade. let me show you where the nearest loos are. but these are closed for maintenance. the next nearest ones are 15 minutes away. quite frankly, we have run out of time forfilming. i've got to go home early because i can't find a decent toilet, i can't find one that meets my needs. that money is being drained from here

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