let's look at the reshuffle, digby. i will know the reshuffle, digby.rrow, so just gi them i pal the tories either called them from the tories either to get the story across and prepare the way for the defence secretary to be sucked tomorrow —— sacked tomorrow, or a last fling at keeping hisjob. tomorrow, or a last fling at keeping his job. it's quite a dangerous game. in it, it is the last throw. what he is saying is i went in harm's way. i was a soldier. i'm from the north of england. he is pitching for his own job. yes. and, at the same, anne—marie trevelyan, who is tipped to ta ke anne—marie trevelyan, who is tipped to take over, female, good stuff, north england, good stuff, chartered accountant, not a soldier, but ticking boxes for the inclusiveness borisjohnson once ticking boxes for the inclusiveness boris johnson once in ticking boxes for the inclusiveness borisjohnson once in his cabinet. you mean because she is a woman? not just any woman, north of england. it is important. anybody on both sides of this saying it is tokenistic, and everything

head along to digby for the ferry to saintjohn, new brunswick — an appealing city and good for one nighti think is the highlight of the route — cape breton. do keep sending in your questions. i‘ll do my very best to supply the answers. bye for now, and see you next time. this week, i‘m exploring argentina‘s ibera wetlands. my guide, omar, has offered to show me how paisanos navigate the waterways. woo, ok! a different experience to have a saddle on, to not have a saddle on, let me tell you that right now. woo! omar, there‘s a crocodile right there, should we be worried? el cocodrilo. no importa? don‘t worry about it. don‘t worry about it, that‘s what we do. as the river deepens, and the horse can‘t reach the bottom, the trick is to slip off and hold on for the ride. now? ok, so, right hand, no, left hand here? right hand behind, grab the tail... oh, and we‘re away! this is one of the craziest things i‘ve done in my entire life. the water doesn‘t taste very good. and there‘s miscellaneous things — some slime, some spiky — rubbing against most of my body. almost like having my arm attached

head along to digby for the ferry to stjohn, new brunswick, and appealing city and good for one night making for the ferry to pictu. next day, begin what i think is the highlight of the route, cape breton. do keep sending in your questions and i'll do my very best to supply the a nswe i’s. do my very best to supply the answers. goodbye for now, and see you next time. this week, i'm exploring argentina's ibera wetlands. my guide has offered to show me how personas navigates the waterways. a different experience, no subtle on. let me tell you that right now. —— no saddle on. there is a crocodile right there. should we be worried? caiman? don't worry about it, don't worry about it. that's what we do. as the river deepens and the horse cannot reach the bottom, the horse cannot reach the bottom, the trick is to slip off and hold on for the ride. now? the trick is to slip off and hold on forthe ride. now? ok, so right—hand, left—hand here... right hand behind, grab the tail. oh, and we are away! this is one of the craziest things i've done in my entire life. the water doesn't taste very goo

and at 11:30pm, we'll be taking a second in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers lord digby jones. so do stay with us for that. good evening. a ninth person has tested positive for coronavirus in the uk. the woman flew into london from china and was tested after developing symptoms. the man at the centre of the main outbreak in the uk — steve walsh — a businessman from east sussex, has now been discharged from hospital after being given the all—clear. he'd caught the virus on a business trip to singapore. the world health organization says the number of new infections in china is stabilising, but that it's too early to say if the epidemic has passed its peak. our health editor hugh pym has the latest. tonight at st thomas‘ hospital in central london, the ninth patient with the coronavirus in the uk is being treated — a woman who flew into heathrow from china recently. she didn‘t have any symptoms when she arrived. another patient, meanwhile, was leaving the same hospital — steve walsh — after a full recovery from the virus, and no longer contagious, according to the nhs. he‘d cont