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rachel is based on heron island, about 2 hours boat ride from gladstone on the queensland coast.re's a resort and a research station built on the site of an old turtle soup factory. these days, people here want their wildlife protected rather than liquidized. sandy, exactly how big is the great barrier reef? it's immense. i mean, it's about the same surface area as germany, 2300 kilometres in length, thousands of reefs, hundreds of islands. massive. it sounds massive. it must be hard to survey the entire thing then. yeah. so they reckon that 40% of the reef hasn't been surveyed. so from a from a conservation perspective, so massive. and imagine how the logistics you would require in order to do the whole the whole reef would be, you know, immense. andy's the brains behind earth hour. that's 60 minutes every year when businesses and landmarks turn off their lights to raise awareness of climate change. here we are. now, though, he's turned his attention to the reef and is convinced education is the key to its survival. so we're going to show you now is reef tracks, which is somethi

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, the gladstones, etcetera, and lord harwood, who apparently says he feels guilt because harwood houseout it. but the idea that the king should apologise , that the king should apologise, prince albert, his great, great, great, whatever . grandfather great, whatever. grandfather apologised formally on behalf of the royal family in the country decades ago. we've done it. we've done it. we've done it. you know, draw a line. >> i just think about it. i'm listening to christine. just listening to christine. i just think, we, matthew? just think, aren't we, matthew? just the greatest country on earth because christine is completely right. we led the abolition of the slave trade and now today we can look back to the late 80s and say we led the nation , we and say we led the nation, we led the world in the decarbonisation of our country. >> very smooth . >> very smooth. >> very smooth. >> what is with the self flagellation from people like you on the left? >> well , i'm you on the left? >> well, i'm prince and the king. are you including the king as a woke as a woke? >> well, he was opposed t

, the gladstones, etcetera, and lord harwood, who apparently says he feels guilt because harwood house that the king should apologise , that the king should apologise, prince albert, his great, great, great, whatever . grandfather great, whatever. grandfather apologised formally on behalf of the royal family in the country decades ago. we've done it. we've done it. we've done it. you know, draw a line. >> i just think about it. i'm listening to christine. just listening to christine. i just think, we, matthew? just think, aren't we, matthew? just the greatest country on earth because christine is completely right. we led the abolition of the slave trade and now today we can look back to the late 80s and say we led the nation , we and say we led the nation, we led the world in the decarbonisation of our country. >> very smooth . >> very smooth. >> very smooth. >> what is with the self flagellation from people like you on the left? >> well , i'm you on the left? >> well, i'm prince and the king. are you including the king as a woke as a woke? >> well, he was opposed to the rwanda plan. >

william gladstone , a liberal, once said that money ought to fructify in the pockets of the people rather than be taken by the state. but the labour party has announced that it would extend vat to private schools in its first yearif private schools in its first year if elected. but is this just the same old class warfare that we've always seen from the socialists? plus has anyone ever visited the great city of glasgow and thought what it really needed was a special zone in which the laws set by parliament were suspend, did and individuals were free to take illegal drugs. well that's exactly what's happened. and we'll be debating it shortly. state of the nation starts now . state of the nation starts now. and i've got a particularly pugnacious panel this evening. the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the former adviser to jeremy corbyn. james schneider, as always , i want to schneider, as always, i want to hear from you. you know what an important part of the programme it mail it is. email me. mail gbnews.com. but now it's time for the news of the day with polly it . polly mi

william gladstone , a liberal, once said that money ought to fructify in the pockets of the people ratherhas announced that it would extend vat to private schools in its first yearif private schools in its first year if elected. but is this just the same old class warfare that we've always seen from the socialists? plus has anyone ever visited the great city of glasgow and thought what it really needed was a special zone in which the laws set by parliament were suspend, did and individuals were free to take illegal drugs. well that's exactly what's happened. and we'll be debating it shortly. state of the nation starts now . state of the nation starts now. and i've got a particularly pugnacious panel this evening. the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie,

william gladstone kicked off a debate to they travelled william gladstone kicked off a debate to apologise'avelledr goodness sake, but is it our responsibility in the 21st century to be apologise paying for the sins of the past? the so—called sins? then let's see what my panel make of that. joining broadcast from joining me broadcast from columnist lizzie cundy, also former danczuk . and, former mp simon danczuk. and, simon, i'm going to come to you immediately reparations immediately on this reparations for time for you for slavery. is it time for you to nonsense? to stop this nonsense? >> we should stop the >> i think we should stop the nonsense of talking about reparations. i'll be honest with you. weeks sierra you. i spent ten weeks in sierra leone year on leone earlier this year on business and met lots of sierra leoneans. business and met lots of sierra leoneans . and if know the leoneans. and if you know the history that that's history of that country, that's where slaves were where a lot of slaves were returned to when they were given freedom. so it's a really important country. in terms o

today's party is the party of ashdown and kennedy and nick clegg and jo swinson and thorpe and gladstone, at a push, and ed davey, is he your man? so, political gigs, waking up like kids on christmas morning, being the political conference season, the rest of us concentrating our minds on the fact that an election is not too far away, the political dividing lines are clearly being drawn, as you will have noticed. what you want to talk about this morning? be it brexit, house building, social care, whatever, you call it this morning and it is a lib dems zone. it is great when we do this. basically if you have been within touching distance of the lib dems at all, insofar as have you voted for them? have you considered voting for them? might you vote for them, have you voted for them before and never will again? are you a lib dems member? all of that stuff, we want to hear from you. lib dems, how are you feeling? let's do this. lisa mccormick. the ministry of defence is offering soldiers to support armed police in london after more than 100 met officers stood down from firearms duties. it's

today's party is the party of ashdown and kennedy and nick clegg and jo swinson and thorpe and gladstone

rachael is based on heron island, about 2 hours boat ride from gladstone on the queensland coast.ands. massive. it sounds massive. it must be hard to survey the entire thing then. yeah, so they reckon that 40% of the reef hasn't been surveyed. that much? so from a from a conservation perspective, so massive, and imagine how... the logistics you would require in order to do the whole the whole reef would be, you know, immense. andy's the brains behind earth hour. that's 60 minutes every year when businesses and landmarks turn off their lights to raise awareness of climate change. here we are. now, though, he's turned his attention to the reef, and is convinced education is the key to its survival. so what we're going to show you now is reef tracks. reef tracks. which is something that we've already launched and started to show the animals that have got satellite tags that are out on the reef. wow. yeah, yeah, yeah. so this is a... green turtle? yeah, green turtle. tiger shark. whale shark. this is about to show you, show you a whale shark. this is the first whale shark ever been ta