it throughout dresden, in 2007, because they had to put a new bridge.not very good on this. but the really key point on all this is, and it keeps getting missed, this is not a discussion of, do you like this building or that building, or the other building? the advisors to unesco said liverpool had already damaged irretrievably the outstanding universal value of the site. that is simply not true. 10 years ago, the city was going to build, lots of high-rise blocks, not one has been built actually in the site, there's a low-rise building built, and if you saw the movie that your colleague made yesterday, i appeared in, the site is derelict has been derailed for 50 years. so unesco could say we're worried that you might damage the site, but they can't say you already have. so as a matter of fact, they are wrong. on the other issue, which is the evident football stadium, they've said if you fill in the dock, you've lost the outstanding universal value. well, i can tell you, your movie showed the pier head and the three graces, they all stand on an infill do

and now liverpool. and, after dresden and now liverpool-— liverpool._ a top police officer will be put in charge of tackling violence against women and girls in england. the creation of the post follows the disappearance and murder in march of 33—year—old sarah everard, which spaked a public debate about women's safety. ministers also say they will consider making harrassment such as wolf—whistling a specific crime. we can talk to our special correspondent lucy manning. lucy, what other measures are in this strategy?— this strategy? well, the starting oint of this strategy? well, the starting point of this is, _ this strategy? well, the starting point of this is, do _ this strategy? well, the starting point of this is, do you - this strategy? well, the starting point of this is, do you feel safe | point of this is, do you feel safe walking home at night? have you been harassed, assaulted or sexually abused? and i think many women would answer yes to one of those questions. so the government is promising a radical strategy to try and protect women and d

they are the third city ever to lose it, prior to them dresden. ♪ this is "outside source," live from news. our top story, the u.k. unveiled a new set of demands to redraw post brexit trading arrangements that they agreed on with the eu for northern ireland. well, let us turn now to another extreme weather events. some of the factories that contributed to the letting in china and the warming atmosphere om climate change is creating extreme weather crises elsewhere. in the states more than 80 major fires are raging across 13 states. oregon, the nation's largest active wildfire has burned 1500 square pool kilometers -- square kilometers with more than 2000 firefighters tackling the so-called leg fires, one of the largest in the history of oregon . here's a look at some of the pictures of the fire that has taken so much. i want to pull out and bring you a time lapse from a nasa satellite. it shows the smoke moving from the west coast and traveling across the country the smoke is the gray that you see, the clouds are white. the results? hazy skies as far away as new york city, 4000 kilome

liverpool is only that third place ever to lose world heritage status after an animal sanctuary, after dresdenalking about some of the factors that contributed to the flooding in china. the warming atmosphere caused by climate change is extremely extreme weather crisis is elsewhere too. let's turn to the states where more than 80 major fires majorfires are raging major fires are raging across 13 states. in oregon, the active wildfire has been burning for 1600 km . it's led to thousands of evacuations. more than 2000 firefighters tackling the so—called bootleg fire, that's one of the largest buyers in oregon �*s history. here is a look at some of the picture is of the fire that is taking place, you can see a little closer. i want to go out and bring you a time lapse from a nasa satellite. so that shows the smoke moving from the west coast and travelling across the country. the smoke is the grade that you see, the clouds are white. the results? hazy skies as far away as new york city. more than 4000 km away. help agencies fair warning that the poor air quality from the smoke poses a health hazar

and now liverpool. status after an animal sanctuary in oman and, after dresden and now liverpool.ig. a race against time to reveal our ancient past. the team from the natural history museum has just three days to excavate this unique site. look how long they are. that's really cool! the cotswold quarry holds a treasure trove of sea creatures that lived during the jurassic period. what is here is so extraordinary, the location is being kept secret. we've got another really nice specimen here. that's actually a brittle star. that's likely to be a new species. it's the quality of preservation, it's the number of fossils that we are finding. but it is also the diversity. it's really unprecedented in geological sites of this age across the world. usually on an excavation, you might get a handful of finds. but here is different. scientists think there are tens of thousands of fossils lying in the mud. this place must been teeming with life, 167 million years ago. this area was once covered by a shallow, tropical sea. living there were animals like starfish, sea urchins, brittle stars an

2007 because the size of the reserve which is home to rare antelope was to be cut by 90%, and the dresden imagine you're too happy about all this? are you sad about this because? 0r are you sad about this because? or are you just shrugging your shoulders?— are you just shrugging your shoulders? �* , , . shoulders? i'm very sad they are takin: it shoulders? i'm very sad they are taking it off— shoulders? i'm very sad they are taking it off us, very, _ shoulders? i'm very sad they are taking it off us, very, very i taking it off us, very, very sad about that, but i am flabbergasted. you know, liverpool has got to come back to life. we have been in a pandemic. it is a wasteland, it's a piece of wasteland. it's unreal. everton have bent over backwards to try and help. our city is thriving tomatoes on the biggest role ever before the pandemic, and these people, these mindless people who live in this ivory tower that don't come to liverpool have no idea what is going on. we are a vibrant city trying to get back to the way we were, and it's great that the road infrastructure is being put in plac