the environment agency sa s the environment.n it is discharging untreated into the river. said that as a film of— untreated into the river. said that as a film of bacteria _ untreated into the river. said that as a film of bacteria so _ untreated into the river. said that as a film of bacteria so they i untreated into the river. said that as a film of bacteria so they are i as a film of bacteria so they are feeding of the faeces coming out of that sewage treatment plant there as those of other chemicals coming out there on the other thing that is obvious, just a little way further upstream, you can see a lot of greenery on the river bed than downstream of the sewage treatment is just devoid of any plant life. southern water says: last year, southern water was fined £90 million for what the judge called a shocking and wholesale disregard for the environment. the environment agency they say we are working with southern water to reduce the impact to the river. the water is such an important part of peoples lives here, they are dete

the environment agency sa s the environment.t works is been i says the treatment works is been overwhelmed by ground water which is rainfall that made it's way underground, it's getting into broken pipes and mixing with sewerage and then discharging untreated into the river. so sewerage and then discharging untreated into the river. so that is filled with bacteria. _ untreated into the river. so that is filled with bacteria. they - untreated into the river. so that is filled with bacteria. they are - filled with bacteria. they are feeding of the faeces coming out of that sewage treatment plant but there is loads of other chemicals come out. the other thing that's obvious, a little way further upstream you'll see a lot of greenery on the riverbed and downstream of the sewage plant is just devoid of any plant life. southern water says... last year southern border was fined £90 million of what the judge called a shocking and wholesale disregard for the environment. the environment agency says... the water is such an important part

why can't the environment agency look— impact. why can't the environment agency look at _ impact.look at our little fishery, i agency look at our little fishery, see how few trout we catch and let us fish through all the year? in this lucrative harvest is destined for restaurant tables across the uk, but the longer term future of this fishery, this way of life, could be in doubt. paul murphy, bbc news, bridlington. there is anger over plans to use a former raf base in north yorkshire to house asylum seekers. residents from linton on whose new york have met civil servants of the parish council meeting last night to outline their concerns. the centre expected to open at the end of the month and is designed to help end the government's reliance on hotels while asylum claims are being processed. people are really angry. as we keep saying, this is the wrong plan for asylum seekers and for the village. it's in the wrong place because it makes no sense for anybody. the only people who support this are the home office and it's the wrong process because there have been no planning permissi

what we have done is we hae utilised the equipment from the harbour master and the environment agency the fuel that has come out of the vessel. and then we have the environment agency, the harbour master, putting together a clean—up team and implementing an environmental plan to contain that fuel and remove it from the water within the harbour. presumably your officers were having to do this at the same time as trying themselves to not ingest any smoke. there were a lot of people in the marina, on a lovely summer afternoon, particularly at half term. do you have any idea of the numbers you are having to evacuate? we worked together with our partner agencies, we had the coastguard and police and the harbour master and the environment agency, the police did a good job so we closed off a majority of the harbour and the main points of interest in torquay so the smoke coming off the boat would not cause any issue to people in the local vicinity. and our crews were working in the smoke and due to the toxic nature of that, we were using breathing apparatus. i was looking at the map for devon

why notjust leave this to the environment agency?st the harbours people are concerned about. nearby is the river lavant. this is a chalk stream, considered to be one of the rarest and most precious rivers in england. yet for more than six months last year untreated sewage was discharged into this river from the local treatment works. citizen scientist rob bailey has been watching the works discharging for days on end. the heart drops, doesn't it, when one sees things - like that sort of thing? and one starts to realise the negative impact it'sl having on the environment. the environment agency says the treatment works is being overwhelmed by ground water, which is rainfall that made its way underground. it's getting into broken pipes, it's mixing with the sewage, and then it's discharging untreated into the river. so that is a film of bacteria. so they're feeding of the faeces that's coming out of that sewage treatment plant. but there's loads of other chemicals coming out of there. and the other thing that's obvious just a little wa

during our firefighting tactics we were able to work with the harbour master and the environment agencyble to set up a number of berms in order to contain the fuel that was leaking from the vessel. just to be clear, you are hoping that those booms will contain the fuel because presumably what you don't want it seeping beyond the harbour wall?— don't want it seeping beyond the harbour wall? ~ . ., ., , harbour wall? what we have done is we have utilised _ harbour wall? what we have done is we have utilised the _ harbour wall? what we have done is we have utilised the equipment - harbour wall? what we have done is| we have utilised the equipment from the harbour master and the environment agency and our own environmental equipment in order to contain some of the fuel that has come out of the vessel. and then we have the environment agency, the harbour master, putting together a clean—up team and implementing an environmental plan to contain that fuel and remove it from the water within the harbour.— fuel and remove it from the water within the harbour. presumably your officers were — with

why notjust leave this to the environment agency?iver lavant. this is a chalk stream, considered to be one of the rarest and most precious rivers in england. yet for more than six months last year untreated sewage was discharged into this river from the local treatment works. citizen scientist rob bailey has been watching the works discharging for days on end. the heart drops, doesn't it, when one sees things - like that sort of thing? and one starts to realise the negative impact it'si having on the environment. the environment agency says the treatment works is being overwhelmed by ground water, which is rainfall that made its way underground. it's getting into broken pipes, it's mixing with the sewage, and then it's discharging untreated into the river. so, that is a film of bacteria. so they're feeding of the faeces that's coming out of that sewage treatment plant. but there's loads of other chemicals coming out of there. and the other thing that's obvious just a little way further upstream, you can see a lot of greenery on the r

the 85—foot vessel was carrying 8000 litres of fuel, which the environment agency fears could escaped and nearby beaches and roads were evacuated. how to free a killer whale that is stuck in france's river seine? using orca sounds to guide it back to sea. until now, officials have been at a loss about how to deal with the whale. stephanie prentiss reports. it's a four—metre—long killer whale that's been trapped in the river seine for around ten days. and now experts say its situation has reached a critical point and that if it isn't freed, it's at risk of dying. they've come up with a plan to play orca sounds, using a drone to try and lure the mammal back towards the sea. translation: it's the least intrusive idea and the least | stressful for the animal. it's the first initiative. what is very interesting is that if it works, it will change everything in this type of rescue in france. the sounds will playjust above the water, along this part of the river, stretching from rouen to le havre, incrementally moving the whale to safety. whether it's still strong enough to save itself is u

why can't the environment agency look at our - environment agency look at our little fishery, see howuple of hours, some of those might migrate into south—west scotland, but all of these showers will tend to fade, the renal clearway and overnight it is looking largely dry, with some clear spells, relatively quiet night, all things considered, temperatures generally between eight and 11 degrees. saturday is starting on a promising note if you're looking for dry weather and they will be plenty of it. some spells of sunshine through the day and we will see cloud into northern ireland in the morning, that rain and gets into south—western parts of scotland, but the rest of the uk will be predominately dry. the channel islands will have a beautiful day as well, temperatures here around 16 or 17 degrees. 21 in london, so a bit warmer than today. a small chance for a light shower in itself with the fact south—west england, northern wales, and a decent afternoon here. some showers in northern ireland, the ring pushes northwards across scotland, but parts of aberdeenshire, and the coast up into

the 85 foot vessel was carrying 8,000 litres of fuel, which the environment agency fears could escapenearby beaches and roads were evacuated. the death of a black man forced into the boot of a police car, where a gas grenade was set off, has sparked outrage in brazil. video footage shows two officers holding down the boot with genivaldo santos inside as thick smoke poured out of the car. an autopsy confirmed mr santos died of asphyxiation. the top prize at the cannes film festival — the palme d'0r — has gone to a satirical movie about two fashion models who end up stranded on a desert island with a group of billionaires. triangle of sadness was directed by the swedish film maker ruben 0stlund — who's won the prize twice. claudia redmond reports. we are all equal. that is so true. triangle 0f sadness is the winner of one of film's most prestigious awards, the palme d'0r, at the 75th cannes film festival. directed by ruben 0stlund, the biting satire about the worlds of fashion and the super rich set on board a luxury yacht had an eight minute standing ovation when it was first shown at

the 85 foot vessel was carrying 8000 litres of fuel which the environment agency fears could escape intore evacuated. there's more travel disruption today. in dover, passengers have complained of waits of up to six hours to get on ferries. it's being blamed on a lack of staff at french passport controls. and people flying abroad from some airports, including gatwick, bristol and manchester, have expressed frustration after airlines cancelled hundreds of flights over the next few days. the government is to ask the public whether they would rather buy goods weighed in pounds and ounces than in kilograms and grams. under existing laws, inherited from the eu, shops and market traders can use imperial measures, but must display the cost in metric units as well. the consultation will begin on friday to coincide with the queen's platinum jubilee. the top prize at the cannes film festival, the palme d'or, has gone to a satirical movie about two fashion models who end up stranded on a desert island with a group of billionaires. triangle of sadness was directed by the swedish film maker ruben ostl

the 85—foot vessel was carrying 8,000 litres of fuel, which the environment agency fears could escape were evacuated. let's ta ke let's take a look at some other news... i'm sorry, please forgive me. we have run out of time! we will have other news on the website. do join us again, after these messages. and the weather is coming up! hello. the second half of the weekend not quite as optimistic as the first, more cloud as we move through sunday and some nuisance showers. it has been a beautiful start in northamptonshire as you see but the shower cloud threatening and we have seen the first sign of the showers across the north norfolk coast. the reason? high—pressure drifting our way to the north—west and we see a tightening of the isobars, the strengthening of the wind, a cooler source, coming down from the north. that has been driving the shower is chiefly along the east coast. one or two as welljust moving their way down through the irish sea along the cheshire gap as well. so cloudier skies as we go into the afternoon and the showers becoming a little bit more frequent. a cooler aft

why notjust leave this to the environment agency?made its way underground. it's getting into broken pipes, it's mixing with the sewage, and then it's discharging untreated into the river. citizen scientist rob bailey has been watching it discharging for days on end. i'm sad, actually. the heart drops, doesn't it, when one sees that that sort of thing, and one starts to realise the negative impact it's having on the environment? this is one of the many chalk streams that we have in this area which should be just thriving with life. but this marine biologist says it's not thriving. can you explain what that white, grey stuff is? so that is a film of bacteria. so, they're feeding off the organic matter, the faeces that's coming out of that sewage treatment plant. and it smothers the plant life as well. but there's loads of other chemicals coming out there. it will be our shampoos, our shower gels, our washing up liquids. it will be the pharmaceuticals that we take, that don't get fully broken down in us. and the other thing that's obvio

we are lucky to have had funding from the environment agency and european funding and what those organisationseally well. brilliant to see. thank you so much. we will keep our fingers crossed for markets later in the year. we will keep our fingers crossed for markets later in the year. the duke of cambridge has presented the cancer campaigner deborahjames — also known as bowelbabe — with a damehood at her family home. the 40—year—old, who hosts the bbc�*s �*you, me and the big c�* podcast, has raised more than five—million—pounds for charity since revealing she is receiving end—of—life care for bowel cancer. graham satchell reports. what a day for dame deborahjames. less than 24 hours after the queen announced she would be honoured, prince william came to her parents�* house to present the award in person. the duke of cambridge spent much of the afternoon with deborah and herfamily. in a post on social media, dame deborah said... # baby, baby! # when you touch me like this... dame deborah has been a real inspiration for other people living with cancer. in a post on social media, dame deborah s

the 85 foot vessel was carrying 8,000 litres of fuel, which the environment agency fears could escapenals, at the start of the half—term break. easyjet and tiu have cancelled dozens of flights, while long queues have also been seen at london�*s st pancras station. our correspondent tim muffett is there for us this morning. tim, what�*s the situation there now? good morning to you. this weekend for many of us marks the start of the half term holidays and as you say right now it is quiet at st pancras here in the eurostar terminal. pancras here in the eurostar terminal-— pancras here in the eurostar terminal. , , , terminal. yesterday they were very lona terminal. yesterday they were very long queues _ terminal. yesterday they were very long queues snaking _ terminal. yesterday they were very long queues snaking their- terminal. yesterday they were very long queues snaking their way - terminal. yesterday they were very l long queues snaking their way along the road behind me, notjust holidaymakers but many liverpool fans on their way to paris for the champions league final and we are su

the san francisco department of environment is the only agency that has a full time educational team,o the schools to help teach children how to protect nature and the environment. we realized we needed animal mascot to spark excitement with the students. the city during the gold rush days, the phoenix became part of the city feel and i love the symbolism of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we all have the power to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do,

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the ocean floor is being mindful, ready to mount is insatiable, but the environment is suffering. private companies and space agencies are looking for new opportunities as resources on earth. i'll find eyes such as exploiting the moon. the us only natural satellite. is there going to be a luna gold rush? hello and welcome to tomorrow to day.

the san francisco department of environment is the only agency that has a full time educational team,hools to help teach children how to protect nature and the environment. we realized we needed animal mascot to spark excitement with the students. the city during the gold rush days, the phoenix became part of the city feel and i love the symbolism of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we all have the power to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do, especial

ocean floor is being mindful, rare earth demand is insatiable, but the environment is suffering. private companies and space agencies are looking for new opportunities as resources on earth. i'll find eyes such as exploiting the moon. the us only natural satellite is they going to be a lunar gold rush? ah. hello and welcome to tomorrow to day d w signs. program. the moon overseeing planet earth is some 384000 kilometers away. several new missions are due to start in the near future. the lunar orbit. so platform gateway, for example, is set to become the starting point for journeys to the mood. the space station will over the moon and serve as an intermediate station for mand flights as part of nurses ottoman space program. the ultimate 3 mission will be the 1st mand moon landings since apollo. 1750 years ago. the russian space. probe, luna, $25.00 will concentrate on the moon. south pole. india is also planning a lunar polar exploration mission with chandra. yon 3 mankind and the moon. an exciting relationship. but let the moon tell her story. ah, let me introduce myself. the moon at your service, compared to other

ocean floor is being mindful, rare earth demand is insatiable, but the environment is suffering. private companies and space agencies are looking for new opportunities as resources on earth. i'll fine eyes such as exploiting the moon, the us only natural satellite. is there going to be a luna gold rush? ah. hello and welcome to tomorrow to day d w signs program. the moon overseen planet earth is some 384000 kilometers away. several new missions are due to start in the near future. the lunar orbit. so platform gateway, for example, is set to become the starting point for journeys to the moon. the space station will orbit the moon and serve as an intermediate station for mand flights as part of nurses ottoman space program. the autumn is 3 mission will be the 1st mand moon landings since apollo. 1750 years ago. the russian space probe, lunar 25 will concentrate on the moon. south pole. india is also planning a lunar polar exploration mission. with chandra. yon 3 mankind and the moon. an exciting relationship. but let the moon tell her story. ah, let me introduce myself. the moon at your service, compared to other cele

ocean floor is being mindful, rare earth demand is insatiable, but the environment is suffering. private companies and space agencies are looking for new opportunities as resources on earth, all finite such as exploiting the moon. the us only natural satellite is there going to be a luna gold rush? hello and welcome to tomorrow.

agency with authority over domestic mining could you discuss epa's perspective in facilitating the cleanup of legacy mines? >> we know these minds pose significant risk to human health and the environment and while the department of interior is the principal land management agency we also recognize we have a role to play so to the point you just made it requires partnership through epa's abandoned mine land program, we are partnered with doi and other federal agencies in coordinating with states and tribes on the ground to provide technical expertise and research, cleanup and redevelopment of legacy mines so we know we have an important role. we are following the department of interior's lead but we understand the severity disposes to human health and we are trying to accommodate this mission. that can be accomplished by many of the resources we are asking for. it is a significant issue so we will leverage the bipartisan infrastructure resources to expedite this cleanup through our program. >> i'm running out of time. i want to put a plug for epa's support for the good samaritan cleanup, would love to follow up on that. i yield the time i don't have, thanks. >> you are welcome to all t

searching the plan for developers who can design the best virtual martian environments for astronaut training the space agencyut out a call for a new vr research development and testing environment to help prepare for the experiences in situations that will be encountered on the planet mars and they're willing to pay. a nasa is offering $70,000 in prizes. there are 5 categories, a scientific research exploration setting up camp maintenance, unquote, blowing our minds. a flying car. this thing you can own can even get the soundtrack if you have enough money, it's called the jets in one and its developer say anybody can fly it looks like a drone unit giant drone. it really does. i want kind of license you need. they say anybody can flight it can reach speeds of up to 63 miles an hour. so not super fast, but fast enough. the all electric vehicle takes off and lands vertically like a helicopter has a range of about 20 miles to call the jets. and that's the funny part. it first launched in october and proved to be so popular. things sold out almost immediately. you can just avoid traffic that fly above it. if you

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agency with the authority over domestic mining. could you discuss the perspective facilitating the cleanup of the legacy lines? >> absolutely. we know that they o pose a significant risk to human health and the environment. and while the department of principal land management agency, we also recognize that we have a role to play. through the abandoned mine and the program would partner with other federal agencies and coordinating with the states and tribes on the ground toov provie technical expertise and research cleanup and redevelopment of a e legacy minds. so, you know, we know that we have an important role sort of falling into the department of interior's lead, but we understand the severity that this poses and we are doing everything w we can to accommode the mission. thatat can be accomplished throh many of the resources we are asking for in the budget but there is a significant issue, so we w are going to leverage the bipartisan infrastructure resources to help expedite some of the cleanup as well in the program. >> thank you. i am running out of time. i just sort of want to put a buzz on the epa court for the good samaritan cleanup as well. so i would love to follow up with you on that. and i

the san francisco department of environment is the only agency that has a full time educational team,the schools to help teach children how to protect nature and the environment. we realized we needed animal mascot to spark excitement with the students. the city during the gold rush days, the phoenix became part of the city feel and i love the symbolism of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we all have the power to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do, es

agency's youtube channel. contribution not only to the country's economy, but also to the environment, new approaches to waste management and the involvement of secondary material resources. economic turnover, discussed at a round table in the lower chamber parliament annually. more than four million tons of municipal solid waste is generated in our country. last year , only a third of them were used by the end of the five-year plan, they plan to bring the figure to 64% the topic of waste management is very relevant in the context of environmental policy, since the absence of established norms and rules can have an extremely negative impact on the environment. human health, it should be noted that today this process is regulated by law, the law operates in the treatment of waste. i would like to note that today the level of use of production waste is 80%. very good indicators are in place, so there are e possibilities to increase these indicators. first of all, it is necessary to take measures to reduce the volume of generation and waste, and the second is, of course, re- engagement into economic circulation,

environment. because if we look at the piano under protection agency to be fair, they've been trying to plant trees, they're doing their best to recover and reclaim some of the land. we are the trees that the up lansing, the fees on will grow in the fees or the up lonzey. i know even looking after the trees for me most of institute is that she showed up a money off years of the environment are just may leave her lip service for the people. if you go to mimic coach dome, we are one of the biggest they go minds is located in co disputes. the apple, it's hard to water sources that is the, at the community. a softly announced point in time. the steam that is, the has been polluted. i see is also the mining operation. fishy, is another, a living things that are living those streams along. you know, the places we had his mind operations are being carried up specifically in the mc orchard, them, all those things are being destroyed. yeah. so what do they do in terms of preservation of the environment? all right, so we've had quite a myriad of challenges related to both large scale and small scale mining,

four other women were sent under water as the american space agency researched how scientists would cope working in a small, sealed environments team was under tremendous pressure to perform. the role of women in undersea research was going to depend an awful lot on how well we did. we knew that we were in a glass fishbowl and everybody was watching us. you have to go back to the 1960s when the space program was in full gear. nasa was trying to plan ahead in terms of how to send humans into space for longer voyages. the best they could do for an extreme environment on earth was to use the undersea environment. the department of interior and nasa and general electric got together and designed this program to help nasa study human beings under isolation. they designed tech type two, which they opened up to working research scientists to submit proposals for projects that would specifically benefit from extended working time underwater. some of the nasa guys really did not want a women's mission. they did not think we were capable of doing the work. we were going to prove them wrong. it was like, no, we can do this and we can do

the san francisco department of environment is the only agency that has a full time educational team,ls to help teach children how to protect nature and the environment. we realized we needed animal mascot to spark excitement with the students. the city during the gold rush days, the phoenix became part of the city feel and i love the symbolism of the phoenix, about transformation and the message that the theme of the phoenix provides, we all have the power to transform our world for the better. we have to provide teachers with curriculum online, our curriculum is in two different languages and whether it's lesson plans or student fact sheets, teachers can use them and we've had great feedback. we have helped public and private schools in san francisco increase their waste use and students are working hard to sort waste at the end of the lunch and understand the power of reusing, reducing, recycling and composting. >> great job. >> i've been with the department for 15 years and an environmental educator for more than 23 years and i'm grateful for the work that i get to do, especially

and communications from this person with its partners close to the environment, and for this there is a powerful national security agency, for example, the usa, it has the capabilities of electronic control, video control, space control, and encryption control completely and clearly apparatuses for the psychological study of a person and possible consequences of his activity, predictions of a specific purpose of the program, a supercomputer is involved, i will directly say that these are huge rooms with modern computer equipment that, if you evaluate the situation and the information, it is clear, and the leaders who can really pose a threat to that in given the situation, i think that we too, and especially my colleagues, are 100 percent in the same situation with regard to putin, as for his health, he really has health issues. my colleagues have confirmed this many times, but to they were. well, today it is radical for money for him. i think it is still too early to talk about it, you know, this story reminded me of the story of adolf hitler, when on april 30, 1945, he shot himself near his bunker in berlin, when the

environment. because if we look at the pub around the protection agency to be fair, they've been trying to plant trees, they're doing their best to recover and reclaim some of the land we are the trees. but the up lansing, the feasible growing, the please. the uplands yellow even looking up like trees for me, most of the entity is that she shows up a money and a half years of the environment. the i just may leave her lip service for the people. if you go to mimic or chief dome, we are one of the biggest a gold mines located in commer disputes. the apple you said the water sources that is the at the community is a software another point in time. the steam that is has been polluted. i see is also the minute operation. fishies another a live in things that are living those streams along, you know, add to places we out as mine, operations are being carried up specifically mimic orchard, them all those things are being destroyed. yeah. so what do they do in terms of preservation of the environment? all right, so we've had quite a myriad of challenges related to both large scale and small scale mining, part

explain and do everything so that this environment people understand that we must be united in this calling help, do other cases happen, we always ask law enforcement agenciesnd document such things, to write statements so that in the future it is possible to go to the courts and give condemnation to human condemnation and disclosure such cases as this dish on me hmm through the mass media, human condemnation is the greatest condemnation that can be for a person . hmm there. my story is the story of a good friend of mine. she rented an apartment in the first one even before the start of the war. you know when many people started coming here, and she was offered a price of uah 85,000 for a month, and when the war had already started and when this month was coming to an end. the landlady of the apartment told you until the end of the month, and from next month the price is 125,000 hryvnias for me. so things like this do not cause any emotions except insults. they caused you, first of all, anger and condemnation, and on the other hand, a desire to give publicity to such a person. let 's let's talk about may 9 , because a lot was said the day before. on this da