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imogen foulkes reports on the consequences to lives and livelihoods.ing. ancient ice caps are moving. ancient ice caps are cracking and melting. richard, i guide like his father and grandfather before him, has to adapt. the permafrost on the mountains is melting off and then you have more and crevices on the glasses because there is not enough snow from the winter. it makes ourjob more and more challenging —— crevices on the glaciers. you have to think more about risk management. across switzerland, rock falls are triggered by melting permafrost have closed climbing routes, but the changes started long before this hot summer. since the 1930s, the glaciers have lost more than half their volume. 20 years ago, this glazier was actually much bigger, and you can see behind me the rock is emerging where theice me the rock is emerging where the ice has a split apart in the ice has a split apart in the last few years. if you take a moment to listen, that a rushing sound is at the ice melting and pouring down into the valleys. 50 melting and pouring down into t

there was a bit more discretion from him and we must mention the whirl of ben foulkes. his batting. how great for him to walk off 130 not out.— to walk off 130 not out. it's an amazin: to walk off 130 not out. it's an amazing feeling. _ to walk off 130 not out. it's an amazing feeling. any - to walk off 130 not out. it's an amazing feeling. any hundred| to walk off 130 not out. it's an l amazing feeling. any hundred is special, — amazing feeling. any hundred is special, but to get one here, you feel that — special, but to get one here, you feel that support of the crowd. engiand — feel that support of the crowd. england have not won yet, so as we're able to see to the final session, there will be work to do certainly for england's spin bowler on the third day. if the cloud comes over, maybe james anderson will be king. thus far, it's been a performance of conviction encourage and come back for england. the chelsea manager has lost his appeal against a tough time van, saying he will be missing from lester —— leicester. he was brutalised after clashing with the spurs mana

imogen foulkes, bbc news.amps. you can see men wincing and screaming in pain as women watch on — looks like they're quite amused. all of this is part of an effort to normalise conversation around periods, because it remains a tabboo subject in many parts of india. let's speak to sandra sunny, a lawyer who designed the social experiment. it is so good to have you on the programme. thank you for talking to us. what made you think about doing this in the first place? what is it you want to change? hi. this in the first place? what is it you want to change?— you want to change? hi. in our socie , you want to change? hi. in our society. there _ you want to change? hi. in our society, there is _ you want to change? hi. in our society, there is no _ you want to change? hi. in our society, there is no to - you want to change? hi. in our society, there is no to openly i you want to change? hi. in our. society, there is no to openly talk about periods, sexual health. through this campaign, what we need to do is change t

imogen foulkes reports, on the consequences to lives, and livelihoods.y. you have to think more about risk—management. that's all part of things we didn't have, like, across switzerland, rock falls triggered by melting permafrost have closed climbing routes — but the changes started long before this hot summer. since the 1930s, the glaciers have lost more than half their volume. 20 years ago, this glacier was actually much bigger. and you can see behind me, the rock is emerging where the ice has split apart in the last few years. and if you take a moment to listen... rushing. ..that rushing sound is the ice melting and pouring down into the valleys. so, we're probably one of the first people walking here. the ground up here hasn't been seen for thousands of years. now the remaining ice has been wrapped up to protect it — a desperate sticking plaster on the wound of climate change. glaciers are tourist attractions, and the thaw threatens livelihoods. so when we constructed this chairlift, we had to dig in five, seven meters into the ice because the ice wa

now ben foulkes. got him! six wickets down, england saw a temporary salvation.ries. stay brave. there will be lots more of this. joe wilson, bbc news, at lord's. britain have won two diving medals at the european aquatics championships in rome, and continuing her stunning summer of success there was a gold for andrea spendolini—sirieix. the teenager was in second for the most part of the competition in the women's ten—metre platform, but this dive—sealing top spot. after picking up two gold medals at the commonwealth games, she added another title to her growing collection. the 17—year—old already has a bronze from the team event at this competition as well. that's all the sport for now. back to you. thousands of victims of the infected blood scandal will receive interim compensation payments of £100,000 each. this is in line with a recommendation made last month by the chairman of the public inquiry into the supplying of contaminated blood to nhs patients in the 1970s and 1980s. gary's a haemophiliac who's lived with hiv and hepatitis c after being treated with

imogen foulkes, bbc news.summer weather in the forecast. high pressure is firmly in charge of things today. and still we've got a keen breeze across england and wales, especially the north sea coastline and the channel islands. bringing in showers from the east, few of them moving west but they are fairly isolated. most of us having a dry day with sunny spells, the cloud hanging on across the northern isles for the longest. these white circles represent the average strength of the wind, so you can see it is not very strong but you will notice it when a gust, with temperatures 14 to about 24 degrees in the south. this evening and overnight, breezy across england and wales, one or two showers, but they will be a lot of clear skies and with the lighter winds across scotland and northern ireland and also northern england, we mightjust see the odd pocket of patchy fog. temperatures six to about 40 degrees, lower in some sheltered glens. to mark on any mist and fog formed overnight will quickly disperse and we are l