donald campbell set seven water _ this data happen.st _ this data happen. donald campbell set seven water st world _ this data happen. donald campbell set seven water st world records, | set seven water st world records, but in 1967 on coniston water, a further attempt ended in tragedy, and he was killed. the wreckage was raised in 2001 by engineer bill smith, who has restored it. public eye will relish the moment that my dad's memory and bluebird will be in coniston where it should be public where it should be a migratory species such as the african penguin and the whale shark play a massive role in protecting the earth's habitats. but a landmark report from the united nations says the extinction risk of the most vulnerable species is on the rise, with one in five species surveyed under threat. the report also concluded that human action such as habitat destruction and climate change is to blame. joining me now is our climate and science reporter esme stallard. esme, why is it so difficult to protect wildlife? esme, why is it so diffi

donald campbell,'s family gifted it, but that was 20 years ago.s the exact size of the boat. the news that it could arrive here within weeks has delighted campaigners. it's absolutely fantastic news. we are all very, very pleased. we are also pleased for the campbell family who have worked and fought so hard for this day to actually happen. donald campbell set seven water speed world records, but in 1967, on coniston water, a further attempt ended in tragedy and he was killed. the wreckage was raised in 2001 by engineer bill smith who has restored it. i am just going to relish the moment my dad's memory and bluebird will be in coniston where it should be for evermore. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news migratory species such as the african penguin and the whale shark play a crucial role in protecting the ea rth's habitats. but a landmark report from the united nations says the extinction risk of the most vulnerable species is on the rise. the report concludes that human actions, such as hab

donald campbell's family gifted it, but that was 20 years ago.bell family, who have worked and fought so hard for this day to actually happen. donald campbell set seven water speed world records, but in 1967 on coniston water, a further attempt ended in tragedy and he was killed. the wreckage was raised in 2001 by engineer bill smith, who has restored it. i'm just going to relish the moment that my dad's memory and bluebird will be in coniston, where it should be forever more. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. now it's time for the panel. this is the bit where our panelists get to talk about pretty much what they want to talk about. david, let's start with you. i they want to talk about. david, let's start with you.— they want to talk about. david, let's start with you. i was being icked let's start with you. i was being picked op _ let's start with you. i was being picked up on — let's start with you. i was being picked up on the _ let's start with you. i was being picked up on the poin

this which unit to donald campbell, the fortifications in this area was serious because they couldn't get across the road to the sniper and the machine gunner worked over on that side. and on the other side as well. it was this, the machine gunners was sitting there, and on this side of the flame throwers in grenade launches, somebody, here are the as all fighters. of course, the documents say they were from the said, a sold brigade more. ukraine has a hard time letting up do you have to go? well, it has on the ground is a handful of left for the units abandoned. last confused. so key of has put in control and violence to work. well was the the, the so this is the of the railway station. and that was one of the positions held by the as of neo nazi battalion, or rather the new inclination over this was where the ukrainian combined was hoping to stop russia's advance, literally hours before realize that one of its efforts were futile. but right now it is sending its drones devices here, the a listening for the buzzing the is because if the drone is, or if it's one of the larger one of t

its pilot, donald campbell, died in 1967 when the hydroplane flipped into the air and disintegrated.t was as he was attempting to set a new water record. campbell's water speed record. campbell's family gave the vessel as a gift to the ruskin museum. however the motorboat has been at the centre of a dispute involving engineer bill smith , who was the engineer bill smith, who was the one to recover the wreckage. the ruskin museum, though, has today confirmed the will now be confirmed the vessel will now be displayed museum's displayed in the museum's bluebird wing permanently . for bluebird wing permanently. for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen . the qr code on your screen. right now. you're watching on right now. if you're watching on tv and if you're listening on radio, go gbnews.com forward tv and if you're listening on radio, alerts gbnews.com forward tv and if you're listening on radio, alerts .ibnews.com forward slash alerts. >> thanks, sam. welcome to friday night live with me, mark dolan. your weekend starts here. sho

its pilot, donald campbell, died in 1967 when the hydroplane flipped into the air and disintegrated.he was attempting to set a new water record. campbell's water speed record. campbell's family gave the vessel as a gift to the ruskin museum. however the motorboat has been at the centre of a dispute involving engineer bill smith , who was the engineer bill smith, who was the one to recover the wreckage. the ruskin museum, though, has today confirmed the will now be confirmed the vessel will now be displayed museum's displayed in the museum's bluebird wing permanently . for bluebird wing permanently. for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen . the qr code on your screen. right now. you're watching on right now. if you're watching on tv and if you're listening on radio, go gbnews.com forward tv and if you're listening on radio, alerts gbnews.com forward tv and if you're listening on radio, alerts .ibnews.com forward slash alerts. >> thanks, sam. welcome to friday night live with me, mark dolan. your weekend starts here. should rishi

it's pilot donald campbell died in 1967 when the hydroplane flipped into the air and disintegrated as attempted a new water speed record. campbell's family gave the vessel as a gift to the ruskin museum. however, the motorboat had been at the centre of a dispute involving an engineer who recovered the wreckage. the ruskin museum has, though , today confirmed that the though, today confirmed that the vessel will now be displayed in the museum's bluebird wing permanently . and for the latest permanently. and for the latest stories , you can sign up to gb stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen. if you're watching on tv or if you're listening on radio, you can go to slash to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . alerts. >> hello and welcome to headliners your run through the next day's newspapers with three comedians. i'm one of them. i'm leo carson. >> tonight i'm joined by the man with more unsold calendars than w.h. it's lewis schaefer. w.h. smith. it's lewis schaefer. at least i have a calendar. nick. the big dog who's so big he should be wearing

its pilot, donald campbell, died in 1967 when the hydroplane flipped into the air and disintegrated ass family speed record. campbell's family gave the vessel as a gift to the ruskin museum . however, the ruskin museum. however, the motorboat has been at the centre of a dispute involving engineer bill smith, who recovered the wreckage. the ruskin museum has , wreckage. the ruskin museum has, though today confirmed the vessel will now be displayed in the museum's bluebird wing permanently . and for the latest permanently. and for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen right now. or you can go to gbnews.com forward slash alerts . forward slash alerts. >> thank you sam . now let's get >> thank you sam. now let's get cracking. we've got loads to sink our teeth into this hour, and there's only one place to start today of course, and that's vladimir putin's blockbuster extra ordinary interview american interview with american journalist tucker carlson the journalist tucker carlson in the last hour, we talked about vladimir putin's claim t

it's pilot donald campbell died in 1967 when the hydroplane flipped into the air and disintegrated as attempted to set a new speed record on the water. campbell's family gave the vessel as a gift to ruskin museum . however, the to ruskin museum. however, the motorboat has been at the centre of a dispute involving engineer bill smith, who the one to bill smith, who was the one to recover the wreckage . the ruskin recover the wreckage. the ruskin museum now confirmed museum has, though now confirmed the displayed in the vessel will be displayed in the vessel will be displayed in the museum's bluebird wing permanently . and for the latest permanently. and for the latest stories, you can sign up to gb news us alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen, or go to gbnews.com. forward slash alerts i >> president biden is a massive problem for britain. the next time the woke brigade bang on about hashtag be kind. just remember that they are willing to cruelly wheel out a man in severe cognitive decline. just so they can keep pushing their hyper progressive woke agenda. and they don't care i

campbell. thank you so much. staying with our law and justice lead to huge us supreme court orders involving donald trump could come down literally and then a moment one, whether trump can be removed from colorado's primary ballot based on the 14th amendments to the constitution, its ban on insurrectionists from holding higher office. the second issue deals with trump's claim that he is immune from prosecution for acts he took while he was president let's discuss with cnn senior legal analyst elie honig. elie, when could we find out what's going to happen with the presidential immunity case and walk us through what the outcomes might be well, jake, we could hear at any moment whatsoever because this is technically an emergency motion, so it's not necessarily going to be released on the >> courts ordinary calendar. now, here are the potential outcomes, best-case scenario for jack smith the supreme court will say, we're not hearing this case. we're sending it back down to the district court, at which point i think the district court judge, the trial judge, judge chutkan, would probably set a trial date as soon as she

campbell, cnn, los angeles. >> the u.s. senate is said to start voting on a bill that contains more aid for ukraine and israel. but the legislation is already facing a possibly fatal pushback from donald trump. that's ahead. >>> plus, a horrific ending for a family of five after russian strikes on ukraine's second largest city. >>> welcome back to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm anna coren live from hong kong, this is "cnn newsroom." you are looking at live pictures of the u.s. capitol, where the senate is set to begin voting on ukraine aid later today. the bill would set aside more than $60 billion for kyiv, along with money for israel and other foreign priorities. the final vote is expected next week, but there's no guarantee the house will even take up the bill if it passes in the senate. >>> but the bill's uphill battle in congress got even steeper on saturday. that's when former president donald trump railed against the legislation on social media. he already hoped to sink an earlier bipartisan border security deal that included money for ukraine. >>> a family of five was killed after being trapped in a fire caused by a russian drone khark. there were a