neared the gas rigs beneath the surface of the north sea lies the gloucester. items, now transported in freshwater to york. we have this rather splendid weight. it is metal — copper alloy, probably heavy loaded. small, but if you feel that weight. that is very heavy. they were preserved in an oxygen—free environment, they will then be dried and cleaned. most are small enough to fit into plastic containers so they can be transported and treated here. large items will be put into tanks like this. this is one of the combs that we found. as you can see it is quite a large comb but we think it may have been used for wigs or even possibly horses, we are not all that sure. also we had quite a small comb that was found which is in lovely condition, actually. i willjust get it out. it is a double—sided neck comb. we have gone through iron stain removal with a particular type of acid. then we will test different methods of drying the combs out, so it could be solvent dry, air drying, freeze—drying. we'll have to test and see how they respond. it is an unusual material to

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the gloucester rugby player ed slater has said he is retiring after being diagnosed with motor neuronekat slater had no plans to retire but yesterday gloucester rugby announced he would stop playing with immediate effect. —— ed slater. they said they were committed to supporting him and his wife and three children if required. he made 78 appearances for the team. his diagnosis follows that of other high—profile sportsmen including former rugby league player rob burrow and a scotland rugby union lock forward dodie weir who said they would do everything they can to support ed and his family. there have been an outpouring of good wishes including from his former club, leicestertigers wishes including from his former club, leicester tigers and a former team—mate who says he is with them every step of the way and him being described as a legend. the mnd association tweeted at the family is in contact with his family and offered support to all those affected by mnd. ijust giving page was set up with donations exceeding the £20,000 target within hours. cycling fans will be lining the streets

jill, you mentioned this before, i am a gloucester rugby| before, i am a gloucester rugby supporter myselfters in the country. _ passionate supporters in the country, are coming forward and offering — country, are coming forward and offering their support in whichever way they— offering their support in whichever way they can. it is a difficult time, — way they can. it is a difficult time, they will spend the next few days and _ time, they will spend the next few days and weeks processing the news, and i think— days and weeks processing the news, and i think people's reaction to ed's _ and i think people's reaction to ed's news, _ and i think people's reaction to ed's news, it is difficult for him to deal— ed's news, it is difficult for him to deal with that, but the one thing that shines— to deal with that, but the one thing that shines through is the way that people _ that shines through is the way that people want to step forward and help. _ people want to step forward and help. and — people want to step forward and help, and that is inspiring, and we see it _ help, and that is inspirin

gloucester lock ed slater has been diagnosed with motor neurone disease and has retired from rugby union supporting ed, his wifejo and his three children in whatever way required". former manchester united player jessie lingard has confirmed he's signed for nottingham forest on a free transfer. the 29—year—old, who has 32 england caps, has signed a one—year deal with the newly promoted side, after rejecting an offer from former club west ham. he left united after more than 20 years at the club when his contract expired at the end ofjune. former germany striker uwe seeler has died aged 85. he scored 43 goals in 72 games for west germany as they were then, and featured at four world cups including the 1966 final loss to england at wembley. seeler spent his entire club career at hamburg, from 1954 to 1972, scoring 490 goals in 580 appearances. with just a few weeks to go before the start of the football season, clubs are busy revealing their new kit5. morecambe have announced they'll play the season in boxer shorts, yes you heard correctly. heavyweight champion of the world tyson fury who's

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all the guns and power they need to chad a whole, the hate that they carry their gloucester rosky 1000000. they came to me and said, you know what's up russian. i told them already. guess looking for russians than should every one hears. i told them i was born here. i grew up here. you, i will die here is, and you're looking for russians. i said, well should me then a firewall to the plane. they were doing something in the basement. they were walking around, dressed like nazis, as they were shooting at the cemetery. they had a shooting range therapy as bucket people disappeared. we've dug up everything around here. no one knows where they have gone. the slot only. shank, his release. we'll only boost thrushes case that moscow is waging battle against those depraved few who hold ukraine, hostage against nationalism and radicalism. the likes of which the world has forgotten against hatred, depravity, and xenophobia, given human form. or i'd guys the of r t from pre warrior luke gods, people's republic. former c i a program, a joshua schulty has been found guilty. and what's the claim to be

i get very excited about stuff on the gloucester- about stuff on the gloucester because it is a sortserve them. with the expertise to preserve them. with the gloucester _ the expertise to preserve them. tn the gloucester we're looking at very unique artefacts from some certain class of people, really, it is probably things being used by the crew, things that are being used by the royal passengers.— crew, things that are being used by the royal passengers. neared the gas rirs the royal passengers. neared the gas rigs beneath — the royal passengers. neared the gas rigs beneath the _ the royal passengers. neared the gas rigs beneath the surface _ the royal passengers. neared the gas rigs beneath the surface of _ the royal passengers. neared the gas rigs beneath the surface of the - rigs beneath the surface of the north sea lies the gloucester, the two norfolk brothers who found the racket slowly been recovering the future king of england, the duke of york's items, now transported in freshwater to york. we have this rather splendid weight. it is metal. co er rather splendid weight. it is

makes them and sort of that identity around that and so that's sort of what i noticed both the new gloucester in another places as well. that's an identity. that's a community that bonds over that reality of you know, we're not the city and we don't mind that we like that there's that rural feel. so absolutely i don't know if you've other thoughts on on that feel like something that we all see and we all know as our young folks moving moving away and and not coming back and i hope that that's that's something that might be beginning shift. but we we sure as heck needed. we need we need our young folks to come back and find their place and in the community and yeah. again, i think there's a value here too. i think if you've ever moved away from maine and come back you love the values that are here as well. and i you know, i didn't leave only to go to get my master's and i still came back because of how much maine is meant to me and how much my rural time growing up is meant to me so you're right it, you know, having people come back is is really important. i do want to talk to another question

the 33—year—old gloucester lock ed slater has been diagnosed with motor neurone disease and has retired. he was diagnosed last week following six months of testing. a statement from the club says they are "deeply pained" and that they are "entirely committed to supporting ed, his wifejo and his three children in whatever way required". england's women can clinch their multi—format series against south africa later. they play the first of three t20s this evening and just need to avoid defeat. as do england's men at old trafford tomorrow. they lost the first one—dayer against south africa on tuesday, which was ben stokes final odi. it's been a shaky start tojos buttlers's captaincy, and the new coach mathew mott, following two white ball series defeats against india. we have lost a couple of leaders in the dressing room, senior players. we still have a lot of leaders and senior players in the room. i don't think too much has changed with regard to that and how we are going to play our cricket. with ben stokes retiring, it does have an impact. they were there and played such fighting roles

gloucester lock ed slater has been diagnosed with motor neurone disease and has retired from rugby unionr jesse lingard is close to signing for nottingham forest on a free transfer. the 29—year—old, who has 32 england caps, has been in talks with the newly promoted side, it's understood nothing has yet been agreed. he left united after more than 20 years at the club when his contract expired at the end ofjune. ex—burnley captain ben mee is expected to join brentford on a free transfer. the defender left the clarets when his contract expired following their relegation to the championship. mee spent 11 years with burnley, helping them to two promotions to the premier league. after a thrilling extra—time win for england against spain at euro �*22 last night, the second of the quarter—finals is taking place in brentford later, where eight—time winners germany play austria. germany are in great form and will be favourites — they won group b with a game to spare, beating denmark, spain and finland without conceding a goal. england women begin their t20 series against south africa later, having

gloucester lock ed slater has been diagnosed with motor neurone disease and has retired from rugby uniona free transfer. the defender left the clarets when his contract expired following their relegation to the championship. mee spent 11 years with burnley, helping them to two promotions to the premier league. after a thrilling extra—time win for england against spain at euro �*22 last night, the second of the quarterfinals is taking place in brentford later, where eight—time winners germany play austria. (tx germany are in great form and will be favourites — they won group b with a game to spare, beating denmark, spain and finland without conceding a goal. head coach martina voss—tecklenburg insists they won't be complacent. translation: just because you are a favourite does — translation: just because you are a favourite does not _ translation: just because you are a favourite does not mean _ translation: just because you are a favourite does not mean that - translation: just because you are a favourite does not mean that you - favourite does not mean that you will win the game. that i

host: all right, let's go to hilda, -- calling from gloucester, virginia on the democrat line.aller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: my concern for this week is that pfizer and madura have a new vaccine coming out in november -- moderna have a new vaccine coming out in november for the b5 -- ba.5. instead of getting my second boosters this week, i will just wait until november. host: so, you are going to wait and take a new vaccine instead of the booster from the current vaccine? what you think is going to be the difference there? caller: i have no idea. that is a good question. i do not understand why madrona and pfizer -- madrona -- moderna and pfizer are coming out with a new vaccine. every quarter, we need a new vaccine for the different corona viruses that are coming out? host: i will tell you, i put my second booster this week, as well. this is the first time i have gotten sick from the booster. the first three shots i took, no effect at all. this time, it knocked me down for a little bit. caller: i think i will wait until november when the next vaccine. moderna, th

host: all right, let's go to hilda, -- calling from gloucester, virginia on the democrat line. caller: good morning. host: go ahead. caller: my concern for this week is that pfizer and madura have a new vaccine coming out in november -- moderna have a new vaccine coming out in november for the b5 -- ba.5. instead of getting my second boosters this week, i will just wait until november. host: so, you are going to wait and take a new vaccine instead of the booster from the current vaccine? what you think is going to be the difference there? caller: i have no idea. that is a good question. i do not understand why madrona and pfizer -- madrona -- moderna and pfizer are coming out with a new vaccine. every quarter, we need a new vaccine for the different corona viruses that are coming out? host: i will tell you, i put my second booster this week, as well. this is the first time i have gotten sick from the booster. the first three shots i took, no effect at all. this time, it knocked me down for a little bit. caller: i think i will wait until november when the next vaccine. moderna,

other places such as doncaster, 33 celsius, recorded also in gloucester. 29 in edinburgh, 27 in belfastare expecting to break the england national record today, the uk record set in england, and probably the welsh one, the scottish one also under threat today, too. in fact, scottish one also under threat today, too. infact, i scottish one also under threat today, too. in fact, ithink scottish one also under threat today, too. in fact, i think we can look at the temperatures today, the expected high temperatures on the map. it's coming up. this is what we are expecting. still got a good few hours of heating the left, we could be looking at 40 celsius, some across the london area, east anglia, out towards the east midlands as well. potentially we could reach 3940 celsius in places like the welsh marches. —— 39 or 40 celsius. lower but still very warm indeed for northern ireland and scotland. that welsh national record also under threat. 37. what are we expecting tomorrow and the next few days?— and the next few days? tonight, as we heard, and the next few days? tonight, as we heard. it _

took on some pretty scary opponents during his time as a rugby union player for england, bath and gloucesterwobbly. are you a bit wobbly? mike has been raising awareness about parkinson's since his dad philip was diagnosed with the condition. so he has had parkinson's disease for, i think, probably 20 years. but he has officially known since 2003, just before we went out to the world cup. departing from the shores of lake geneva, mike's latest challenge will take six days. raid alpine is a 478—mile cycle up steep hills, including the col de l�*iseran and cime de la bonette ending up in nice. altogether, it will be an 18,000 metres ascent, which is more than twice the height of mount everest. mikejoins us now, from lake geneva. he has got his support crew there. good morning, thank you for talking to us this morning. we havejust seen the epicjourney you are about to embark on. how are you feeling, however nervous this morning with my i was fine until you started talking numbers, and now i'm feeling a little bit more nervous! hate numbers, and now i'm feeling a little bit more nervous! we have