tell me about fukuoka.story, but also it's known for its vibrant food culture, which is part of the challenge today. sounds good. how easy is it to get around fukuoka? easy enough. there are trains and buses running around the city. i've got to get a bus in this challenge? it can all go very wrong. it can, if you take the wrong one. be sure to get on the one that says 99. 99, ok. so, i've got 90 minutes on the clock. three, two, one, go! kushida shrine was built in 757 ad, and people come here to pray for longevity. every winter, people can pass through the gate of a woman, who will bring good luck. this little machine here will give you your fortune, there are lots of fortunes and different languages, japanese, korean, english. this is good. what does it say under travel? good, if you act with modesty. lastly, i have to try to move this stone, which traditionally, sumo wrestlers used to do to test their strength. it's really heavy! 0k. i'm going to call it a day. listen, this is the start of the challenge,

the oldest person in the world at one hundred sixteen years and sixty six days to dhaka who is from fukuoka in japan has been honored by the guinness book of world records she was born on january second nine hundred three and says being entered into the records is the most exciting moment in her life she still six years off the record for the oldest person ever to have lived held by a french woman who reached one hundred twenty two but. she might just get. a. quick look at the stories making headlines this hour now opposition protesters in venezuela have clashed with police at their latest rally calling for president nicolas maduro to step down as most of venezuela remains without electricity for a third day the blackout is believed to have been caused by problems at a major hydroelectric plant all the material is blaming it on u.s. sabotage addressing his own rival rally made this announcement. in the midst of this battle of resistance have given instructions to distribute the national supply of all the products the people lead starting this monday on a massive scale. lawyers in sudan is s

according to nursing home staff in fukuoka city, she enjoys three meals a day, with snacks and chocolateed by many people, and she feels now is the best moment in her life. even doing a little jig there. the previous oldest person, also a japanese woman, died injuly at the age of 117. doesn't she look fabulous? she looks amazing, doesn't she? chocolate, i'm just going to take that from that. that is all you need to know, the secret to a long life. good morning if you have just joined secret to a long life. good morning if you havejustjoined us, you're watching breakfast. earlier this year, mountaineers tom ballard and daniele nardi set themselves a mission to climb the world's ninth highest mountain — nanga parbat in pakistan, which is known as the killer mountain. but things didn't go to plan and the pair went missing two weeks ago. yesterday, any faint hopes of finding them alive faded when the bodies of the two climbers were spotted on the mountain. alan hinkes is a mountaineer who knew the ballard family, he's with us now. thank you forjoining us. morning. you spoke to as last weeken

according to nursing home staff in fukuoka city she enjoys three meals a day, with snacks and chocolatey to be cerebrated by many people, and she feels now is the best moment in her life. even doing a little jig there. the previous oldest person, also a japanese woman, died injuly at the age of 117. nothing to do with sushi and a low—fat diet, it's all to do with chocolate! it is 11 minutes past eight. imagine having a seriously ill child, but being wrongly accused of exaggerating or causing their condition. some parents have been speaking to the bbc about the trauma of being suspected of a rare form of abuse called fabricated induced illness, previously known as munchausens syndrome by proxy. they say they've unfairly been put at risk of having their children taken away. adrian goldberg, the presenter of 5 live investigates, has been looking at the issue. hejoin us now alongside mother nicky who faced accusations that she was fabricating her daughter bethanie's illness. thank you for coming in to talk about this. adrian, what is fii? it's the idea that parents might exaggerate or inven

tell me about fukuoka.ngevity. every winter, people can pass through the gate of a woman, who will bring good luck. this little machine here will give you your fortune, this is good. what does it say under travel? good, if you act with modesty. i have to try to move this stone, which traditionally, sumo wrestlers used to do to test their strength. it‘s really heavy! listen, this is the start of the challenge, i don‘t want to throw my back out. got to find the number 99 bus. i think we just missed it. 0rigato! 34 minutes on the clock. oh dear, that wasn‘t time efficient. now i‘ve got to look around for an oyster hut. you can really smell fish around here. i see an oyster. in the winter, oyster huts spring up on the seafront. you can barbecue them yourself and try them with sudachi, or citrus vinegar. do i eat this now and burn my mouth, or do i wait another minute and risk not completing my challenge in time? delicious. that was good timing. konichiwa! this doesn‘t look good. we‘re stuck on local traffic. th

according to nursing home staff in fukuoka, she enjoys three meals a day, with snacks and chocolate.y many people, and feels now is the best moment in her life. she still got the moves, as you can see. the previous oldest person, also a japanese woman, died injuly at the age of 117. what an incredible woman. she is looking good on at. chocolate is the secret. good morning if you have justjoined us. the issue of period poverty has been in the headlines a lot recently, and there could be good news very soon, when plans to provide free sanitary products in english schools are expected to be announced by the chancellor in next week's spring statement. it follows pressure from groups including the free periods campaign. we'll speak to its founder in a moment. but first, let's take a look at what school girls — voiced here by actors — have been saying. ra ptor raptor sock around the underwear just to stop the bleeding because i did not want to get shouted at. just to stop the bleeding because i did not want to get shouted atlj won't is taped tissue to my underwear, did not know what to do.