very close—knit at forest green, andi around.ink that is why we have become so successful. it is not just what this club has achieved, though. it is the way they have achieved it. forest green aims to be the greenest, most environmentally friendly football club in the world. there are solar panels on the stadium, even a solar powered robotic lawnmower. but perhaps most strikingly, the club is all began. the players today were tucking into meat free pies while of the fans the only burghers of the veggie variety. it is their owners‘ vision, green energy billionaire dale vince, who says both team and supporters have embraced their diet. there are a lot of elite athletes around the world who are the can, or are going big on, and there is a lot of scientific evidence it is betterfor on, and there is a lot of scientific evidence it is better for elite athletes to be deagan. that is part of the reason we did it, and how we presented it to the players. it will give them an edge, performance edge. the club is now planning another first, a

but very close net at forest green, and i think that's why they've become so successful.st what this club has achieved, though, it's the way that it's achieved it. forest green aims to be the greenest and the most environmentally friendly football club in the world. there's solar panels on the stadium, even a solar powered robotic lawn mower, but perhaps most strikingly, the club is all vegan. the players today were tucking into meat free pies, while for the fans the only burgers are of the veggie variety. it's their owner's vision, green energy millionaire dale vince, who says both team and supporters have embraced their diet. there are a lot of elite athletes around the world that are vegan or are going vegan. there's a lot of scientific evidence that it's better for elite athletes to be vegan, and that's the reason, part of the reason we did it, and how we kind of presented it to the players, to give them an edge, a performance edge. that club is now planning another first, an all wooden stadium, designed by the late zaha hadid, but for now they're just enjoying their

commentator: forest green winners the history makers of forest green rovers, now a premier league club given the opportunity to represent forest green and take them up to the football league is such an honour. next year, why can't we do it again? get promoted? next year, why can't we do it again? get promoted ? bristol next year, why can't we do it again? get promoted? bristol rovers the last year. nailsworth, population of just 6000, will be the smallest place ever to host a football league club. a0 years ago they were playing in the gloucestershire county league. it's fantastic, isn't it? for the whole stroud area. the foot ball for the whole stroud area. the football league club. amazing! , believing. it's amazing. 1953i've been waiting for this. my father and my brother paid for them. yes!l ta keover my brother paid for them. yes!l takeover by green energy businessman vince has transformed forest green. believed to be the worlds only be given football club. but at wembley yesterday, it was the football the headlines. phil is brilliant. what an achievement to have this little clu b

forest green rovers have been promoted to the efl for the first time in their history after a 3—1 winleague play—off final at wembley. with half time approaching the sides were drawing 1—1 before christian doidge helped forest green edge in front. kaiyne woolery had scored their opener and his second made it 3—1 before the interval could come. neither side managed to add to that and after missing out last season, forest green have now secured a place in league two. lewis hamilton has moved to within six points of championship leader sebastian vettel after winning the spanish grand prix. it's hamilton's second race win of the season. tom clarkson was in barcelona for us. this is the battle that formula 1 has been wanting. two of the best drivers in the world with seven world championships between them, racing wheel to wheel and even touching wheels on the racetrack. as you can imagine, victory in the spanish grand prix was one that lewis hamilton relish... formula 1 price on the spectacular. in barcelona, a battle for the championship is taking place. over lewis hamilton's shoulder, se

kaiyne woolery had scored forest green's first goal and he then made it 3—1 before the break.ngland goalkeeperjoe hart who conceded five goals as his torino side were beaten 5—0 at home to napoli. four of the goals came in the last 30 minutes of the game including this one from dries mertens. hart has let in 57 goals in serie a since leaving manchester city for torino on loan in september. lewis hamilton has moved to within six points of championship leader sebastian vettel after winning the spanish grand prix in barcelona. it's hamilton's second race win of the season. joe lynskey has more. formula 1 thrives on the spectacular. in barcelona, a battle for the championship is taking shape, pursuing lewis hamilton's world title is sebastian vettel. the german set the pace so far this season, here to an early charge got his ferrari in front. while sebastian vettel‘s start was perfect, his team—mate couldn't dodge traffic. kimi raikkonen's bump with max verstappen saw their races ending in tears. with sebastian vettel‘s lead over how modern opening up, he was getting desperate...

that's a common taunt thrown at the forest green rovers side, who'll be playing in the football league beating tranmere in the national league play—off final at wembley. they're based in the gloucestershire village of nailsworth and their chairman and backer is dale vince, an environmental campaigner and owner of a green energy company. he has enforced a vegan diet on the players. one of the scorers yesterday was christian doidge, who says he doesn't miss eating meat, now he's used to a vegan diet. surprised at first and as you go along with it you get used to it and it is absolutely fine now. if i was to act any differently, i would find it weird now. it is what the chairman wants so you've got to do it. it comes from our work in the environment and focusing on sustainability. three areas of life we have control over and account for 80% of environmental problems. we find that represented. we have an organic page, vegan menu, electric cars, and so on. we are showing fans of foot ball cars, and so on. we are showing fans of football that we need to change the way we live for an reasons.

tranmere will face either forest green or dagenham, who are tied at 1—1 going into tomorrow‘s secondn. brad mckay scored their first on 10 minutes. they doubled their lead with a penalty and hamilton could only manage a late consolation goal. elsewhere today dundee eased their relegation fears with an away win at kilmarnock. ross county are safe from automatic relegation after winning at second from bottom motherwell. champions celtic are still unbeaten in all domestic competitions, a3 matches, after a a—1 win at home to stjohnstone. so here‘s the table, celtic are on 97 points with a remarkable 30 points lead. at the other end, inverness are chasing down motherwell and hamilton. you up—to—date with all the football and to the rugby league. in theirfinal warm—up match before the rugby league world cup in october england beat samoa 30 points to 10 in sydney. samoa had their moments in the second half but overall it was an encouraging performance from england as joe lynskey reports. they have come half way around the world, in the middle of the season, but little sentiment is geared fo

butjoy for forest green rovers who are promoted to the english football league for the first time afterting tranmere rovers. they were founded over 125 years ago. they were founded over 125 years ago. and the stars hit the red carpet for tonight's bafta television awards. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the head of the european union's law enforcement agency says the hackers who targeted organisations including the nhs on friday have put out a new version of their cyber attack. rob wainwright, the head of europol, said there were now 200,000 victims of the cyber attack around the world and more could be affected as computers are turned on tomorrow morning. seven nhs trusts in england are still affected, with patients being warned about further disruption in coming days. here's our health editor hugh pym. it was the biggest ever attack on health service it systems. today, staff at those hospitals caught up in the disruption were doing their best to get up and running. they used paper where they had to. but the nhs was one victim of a global cyber assault and europe's police agency

the forest green players celebrated with the trophy.ng, to trim the gap on sebastian vettel to six points at the top of formula one‘s drivers‘ championship. the briton was second for much of the race, despite starting on pole, but overtook vettel‘s ferrari in the final stages. vettel and hamilton have two race wins each as formula 1 rolls on to monaco next weekend. rafa nadal has continued his impressive clay—court season with another win, this time at the madrid masters. the world number four beat dominic thiem in straight sets. it is his third consecutive title, with the first grand slam of the season, the french open, just a week away. ian poulter hopes to use his second place at golf‘s unofficial fifth major, the players championship as a stepping stone for the rest of the season. the englishman finished three shots behind south korea‘s kim si—woo, but he was lucky to be there at all. poulter only played 13 tournaments last year because of a foot injury, and had slipped to 197th in the world, but will now be back into the top 100, a

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tranmere will face either forest green or dagenham, who are tied at 1—1 going into tomorrow's secondney. -- 30-10. samoa had their moments in the second half but overall it was an encouraging performance from england as joe lynskey reports. they have come half way around the world, in the middle of the season, but little sentiment is geared for england on these shores. in sydney, this was also samoa's chance in the spotlight and the working to make an impact. but the visitors arrived with their own agenda, with just one test before the world cup, every minute matters. ryan gave them the lead inside two minutes. for england, this was of much about standing out from one another as their opponents. players like ratchford a re their opponents. players like ratchford are bidding for a starting place in october. he is now had england fully in control, and opal samoa did respond, wayne bennett's tea m samoa did respond, wayne bennett's team were finding the gaps. first josh, then james graham team were finding the gaps. first josh, thenjames graham extending the lead. suddenly, a distinct s

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keep your eyes peeled for forest green. what's next? too little quick ones.n a candidate injust one in five bosses decides on a candidate in just the first minute. you have got one minute. do you go big early? it is back to first impressions. how do you walk into the room? do you go in for a kiss? no! you've got to make that impression. they will think, no chance. really quickly, this was in the mirror. the best places in britain to live. newcastle wins by a country mile. for raising a family. fantastic schools, low burglary rates and affordable housing. and they are in the premier league. winning. we are all off to the north—east. are expected to show the cost of living is continuing to rise. ben's at a dairy farm near cardiff for us this morning — he's taking a look at why more businesses are feeling squeezed. good morning to you, then. it's all happening. welcome to south wales. we are looking at the rising cost of living. inflation figures are due out at 9:30 a.m.. this farm is just outside of cardiff and it's interesting because they have got about 180 c

this is in china, forest green rovers are in the football league, in china there is a football pitchingham forest. —— ewe tree. i reckon if you play on any pitch this morning, and there's a worst hazard in the area than a giant tree, let us know. it is managed by spruce rioch apparently! this fight, the fighter has lost two and a half ofst despite having a high—fat diet. —— two and a half stone. he puts butter in his coffee. doesn't really sound very nice. i would be ordering one of those! —— won't be. it's said to be the oldest trophy in international sport, but britain has never won sailing's america's cup. this year, though, four—time olympic champion sir ben ainslie hopes to change that. ainslie and his team will start the campaign to qualify tomorrow in bermuda. our correspondent natalie pirks was given exclusive access to the team as they prepared to race. as the most successful sailor in olympic history, sir ben ainslie is well versed in pursuit of glory. but overin well versed in pursuit of glory. but over in bermuda today he finds himself in a most unfamiliar role, that of t

green farm in kent. we are gathered in anticipation of being led into the forest at dark to go and listen to the nightingales, the man who is tonight taking us into the woods, notjust to listen to 19 nightingales, but also to sing with them, in a cold, damp, dark thicket. and this nocturnal concert is one of many taking place across the country, an attempt to reconnect us with what used to be the sound of spring. it is amazing. the nightingale is unparalleled in its virtuosity and the vocal range. and it is in sharp decline? it is dying out? nightingales have declined 62% in the last 25 years. of course, the idea of playing music with the nightingale is not new. beatrice harrison's live duets on the bbc were in the 1920s a sensation. but 90 years on, i was worried. the woods sounded very quiet. actually, as we get closer, you will start to hear the song growing and growing, getting louder and louder. oh, please let it be true! this is. . .without nightingales. if you cup your ears to focus your hearing. bird song. they are so loud, aren't they? i didn't really believe you. we are several metres away. it does

green trainers. now detectives from waltham forest police are leading the investigation and they say anyone who has anyails as to the whereabouts of the girl or the car they should get in touch with the police and call 999 immediately. so police and call 999 immediately. so police in the metro poll tan area of london are saying they are urgently trying to trace a six—year—old girl, who was in the back of a car, driven away by an unknown man and the police have issued a photograph of the girland any police have issued a photograph of the girl and any more on this, we will bring it to you when we get it. labour leaderjeremy corbyn has officially launched the pa rty‘s general election manifesto, describing it as a blueprint for what britain could be. much of the detail of the manifesto was leaked last week, but we now know that it includes proposals to renationalise the water companies, as well as the railways and the royal mail. there would be more free childcare for two—year—olds and some one—year—olds. and university tuition fees in england would be scrapped. 0n taxation, it proposes a 45p tax rate on

green farm in kent. we are gathered in anticipation of being led into the forest at dark to go and listen to the nightingalessten to nightingales, but also to sing with them, in a cold, damp, dark thicket. and this nocturnal concert is one of many taking place across the country, an attempt to reconnect us with what used to be the sound of spring. it is amazing. the nightingale is unparalleled in its virtuosity and the vocal range. and it is in sharp decline? it is dying out? nightingales have declined 62% in the last 25 years. of course, the idea of playing music with the nightingale is not new. beatrice harrison's live duets on the bbc were in the 1920s a sensation. but 90 years on, i was worried. the woods sounded very quiet. actually, as we get closer, you will start to hear the song growing and growing, getting louder and louder. oh, please let it be true! this is. . .without nightingales. .. if you cup your ears to focus your hearing. bird song. they are so loud, aren't they? i didn't really believe you. we are several metres away. it does not feel odd, middle of the night, sitting in a forest? no, not

green farm in kent. we are gathered in anticipation of being led into the forest at dark to go and listen to the nightingalest. and this nocturnal concert is one of many taking place across the country, an attempt to reconnect us with what used to be the sound of spring. it is amazing. the nightingale is unparalleled in its virtuosity and the vocal range. and it is in sharp decline? it is dying out? nightingales have declined 62% in the last 25 years. of course, the idea of playing music with the nightingale is not new. beatrice harrison‘s live duets on the bbc were in the 19205 a sensation. but 90 years on, i was worried. the woods sounded very quiet. actually, as we get closer, you will start to hear the song growing and growing, getting louder and louder. oh, please let it be true! this is. . .without nightingales. if you cup your ears to focus your hearing. bird song. they are so loud, aren‘t they? i didn‘t really believe you. we are several metres away. it does not feel odd, middle of the night, sitting in a forest? no, not at all. it seems quite natural and quite perfect. # the nightingale. ..#. i thin

after 4 billion lonely years a green french first edges over the land and the night starts to sparkle with occasional forest fires. still, for the longest time, the unlit hemisphere remains as black as the starry space surrounding it. the dark interrupted only by these fleeting fires and by occasional flash of lightning or splash of aurora. until - very recently, in the last few hundred years just a twitch in the life of the planet.what is this? something new! suddenly, the planet lights up in a peculiar spidering pattern that seems to reflect an organic process but, but something else as well. something cognitive? starting in a few isolated river valleys and coastal areas, glowing points appear. then stitching together and spreading along widening and brightening webs. hugging the shore as it eventually glowing in patterns and the interiors of the land. the dayside image of dark lines becomes visible. bonding between these nightlights. egypt swiftly surrounded by a growing grade of geometry. two regular movement a small wave generated objects start crossing the ocean.at the same time a host of other accele

after four billion lonely years, a green fringe first edges over the land, and the night starts to sparkle with occasional forest fires. still, for the longest time the unlit hemisphere remains as black as the starry space surrounding it. the dark interrupted only by these fleeting fires and by occasional flash of lightning or splash of aurora. until, very recently, in the last few hundred years just a twitch in the life of the planet, whoa. what is this? something new. suddenly, the planet lights up in a peculiar spiederring pattern that -- spiderring pattern that seems to reflect an organic process but something else as well, manager cognitive. starting in a few isolated river valleys and coastal areas, glowing points appear abruptly dotting the night, then stitching together and spreading along bright beening and widening webs. hugging the shores and eventually growing in loose pat perps across the interiors of the lands. on the day side, a mesh of dark lines becomes visible, winding between these night lights, each swiftly surrounded by a grid of novel, angular geometry. soon, regular movements of small wave

green farm in kent. we are gathered in anticipation of being led into the forest at dark to go and listen to the nightingales no one returns the same. the song of the nightingale. it is a fast disappearing wonder of the british countryside. singing. and this nocturnal concert is just one of many taking place across the country, an attempt to reconnect us with what used to be the sound of spring. oh, it's amazing! the nightingale, it is unparalleled in its virtuoso range. and it is in sharp decline? and it is dying out? they have declined by 62% in the last couple of years. of course, the idea of playing music with a nightingale is not new. beatrice harrison's live performances with them on the bbc were a sensation. but 90 years on i was worried. the woods sounded very quiet. i cannot see where my feet are. are there really nightingales here? there are. you will hear them singing and it will grow louder and louder. please, let it be true. because we are without them right now. cup your ears. focus your hearing. bird noises. they are so loud, aren't they? i didn't really believe you. they are several metres aw

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