with the help of the plant in oxford, david shrigley now had 6,000 da vinci codes.d died in 1950 and so it was coming up for 70 years since his death, which, as you probably know, means that all of his work's in the public domain. so it means anyone can publish. so the da vinci codes were pulped and turned into paper that became 1,200 copies of 1984. each unique — and the twist? they're to be sold in the same shop where the original sign went up. and you can see the spine that we've designed. the price, £495 for each book, with a proportion of the proceeds going to 0xfam. and there is already another book the shop is close to turning away. probably what it is at the moment is the richard 0sman series, you know, the thursday murder club stuff. david shrigley promises that he will not be collecting them. colin paterson, bbc news, swansea. he had to tell us the story of the weather is elizabeth. it's been wet across central and eastern areas of england and particularly eastern scotland, there's been more rain across aberdeenshire this morning. not a lot is set to chang

with the help of the plant in oxford, david shrigley now had 6,000 da vinci codes. in 1950, so it was coming up for 70 years since his death, which, as you probably know, means that all of his work's in the public domain. so it means anyone can publish. so the da vinci codes were pulped and turned into paper that became 1,200 copies of 1984, each unique. and the twist? they're to be sold in the same shop where the original sign went up. and you can see the spine that we've designed. the price, £495 for each book, with a proportion of the proceeds going to 0xfam. colin paterson, bbc news, swansea. now, have you heard about the one that got away? jason breen, a watersports enthusiast from sydney in australia, was lucky that his bodyworn camera recorded the moment he was struck by a whale while wingfoiling, a type of surfing — otherwise he might never have been believed! jason captured this footage as a humpback whale breached the water and collided with him. the 55—year—old said he was lucky it was a young whale — he thinks had it been a fully grown adult, he wouldn't

with the help of the plant in oxford, david shrigley now had 6,000 da vinci codes., so it was coming up for 70 years since his death which, as you probably know, means that all of his work's in the public domain. so it means anyone can publish. so, the da vinci codes were pulped and turned into paper that became 1,200 copies of 1984, each unique. and the twist? they're to be sold in the same shop where the original sign went up. and you can see the spine that we've designed. the price — £495 for each book, with a proportion of the proceeds going to 0xfam. colin paterson, bbc news, swansea. that is pricey for a paperback. and let me show you this footage from off the coast of sydney, australia. a man was taking part in the sport of wing foiling or wing surfing, when a breaching whale calf leapt out of the water and collided with him. jason breen was then dragged underwater by the whale until his leash broke, allowing him to surface and say to his camera, "i just got hit by a whale". that is one great selfie. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. good evening. w

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david shrigley promises that he will not be collecting them. colin paterson, bbc news, swansea. he had to tell us the story of the weather is elizabeth. it's been wet across central and eastern areas of england and particularly eastern scotland, there's been more rain across aberdeenshire this morning. not a lot is set to change as we head through the end of the month. it's going to stay very unsettled, there could be heavy, thundery showers, particularly wet for eastern scotla nd particularly wet for eastern scotland and if we took a look at the rainfall accumulation chart you can see the bright colours start to appear again across eastern scotland, so here we could see as much as 50—100 millimetres of rain by the time we get to sunday especially over higher ground and the ground is already pretty saturated. why is this happening? low pressure is out towards the west, towards the atlantic, sending spirals of rain round and round but it's not raining all the time. lots of sunshine around, some blue sky recorded in bournemouth earlier on. generally we are seeing sunny spells and

david shrigley promises that he will not be collecting them.rds central gaza to, in his words, "prepare the battlefield for future operations". take a listen. the tactical raid, which means that the forces went in and then went out during the night in order to prepare the battlefield and to prepare ourselves for coming operations. our forces are now back in israel. the activity occurred during the night and was concluded successfully without any significant event.

david shrigley hatched the plan back in 2017 when he heard that an 0xfam shop in swansea had stoppedhappened back then. around that time, there was one particular donation that we were getting, kind of a little more than we could use, which was the da vinci code because it's such a massive bestseller. made this pile of copies of the da vinci code, by the counter, which said, "yeah, you could give us another the da vinci code, but, to be honest, we'd rather have your vinyl". the picture request went viral and attracted the attention of shrigley, who set about acquiring as many copies of the da vinci codes as he could. i was like, i want those. i don't know why, but i want those. well, originally, wejust went round to charity shops and then quite quickly, we realise that was the best way of doing it, because we were getting two or three at a time, and it would properly take about 100 years. the da vinci code. the da vinci code, original cover. we made inquiries, and there was a recycling place where all the unwanted books go. they had an almost limitless number. with their help shrigle