the gough has two endemic land birds, the finch and a moor hen.at both. the important thing to remember is that eradications like this are playing the long game. 1.7 million chicks a year are killed by mice so even though there may be a short—term decline they will bounce back. how quickly will these rare birds recover if everything goes according to plan? if everything goes according to plan, the first breeding season after the mice are removed will be a bumper crop. depending on the species it will take several years for that to be reflected in the population. but we'll see an immediate effect. as a pastime it involves a tremendous leap of faith. base—jumping is becoming increasingly popular — but it's not always legal. however, in west virginia, once a year, they let hundreds of people base jump off one of the highest road bridges in north america. tim allman has more. believe it or not, but this is supposed to be fun. away they go, one after another, each of them proving that sir isaac newton knew exactly what he was talking about. most do it

gough has no native land mammals. these mice? the rspb has planned an eradication campaign for the southern winter of 2020. and that will entail hiring a ship from south africa, putting on some helicopters, and some poisoned bait. the helicopters will fly over the island, a very intricate and planned way. covering the entire island twice with this preventicide. and that will get rid of the mice. it sounds improbable, but this is a common tool that we use in conservation and it has been successful in over 700 islands worldwide so we are quite confident of success here. you have to be careful because these mice, they are big, aren't they? 50% larger than normal mice. yes, so a mouse on gough can weigh maybe 30 grams, 35 grams whereas those here in the uk might be 17 or 18 grams. this is one of the adaptations that the mice as evolved. to prey effectively on these large sea birds. it may seem unpleasant for the mice to be wiped out but of course it is necessary. and that project will ta ke necessary. and that project wil

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the gough has two endemic land birds, the finch and a moor hen.ding to plan, the first breeding season after the mice are removed will be a bumper crop. depending on the species it will take several years for that to be reflected in the population. but we'll see an immediate effect. as a pastime it involves a tremendous leap of faith. base—jumping is becoming increasingly popular — but it's not always legal. however, in west virginia, once a year, they let hundreds of people base jump off one of the highest road bridges in north america. tim allman has more. believe it or not, but this is supposed to be fun. away they go, one after another, each of them proving that sir isaac newton knew exactly what he was talking about. most do it by themselves. three, two, one! but some enjoy a little company. the biggest officially approved gathering of base jumpers in the whole world. normally we have to sneak around and find objects to jump off of, but for six hours, once a year, on one day, we get to come out here and do it legally. they were literally queu

yes, this lilac colour which is apparently a colour that van gough created because it is the most sleepour to help all the little babes sleep. a lot of these are very calming buildings. the the sultan nazrin shah centre for example. this isa building nazrin shah centre for example. this is a building for an oxford college. you have rich patrons using limestone, oh, materials that will last but a lot of these buildings seem a bit plain in the images but i think they come to life when you are there and you can touch the materials, smell and feel them. there is a lot of good stuff you wa nt to there is a lot of good stuff you want to touch. yes, i've been grabbing buildings were ever i've been over the past few weeks. finally, new tate st ives, buried into the bottom of st ives. yes, it is an amazing feat of engineering taking 20 years to make. burrowing. you can't grasp it in one go. it is a new gallery space and the best staff entrance and service lift for the artworks i've ever seen. a good service lift and staff entrance? i've never heard that before!m service lift and staff entrance?

the boss in brussels experience the dutch painters works in ways they'd never been seen before van gough died in eighty ninety but now cutting edge technology is bringing his paintings to life the touring exhibition will be in the belgian capital till january the sixth. the frankfurt book fair is in full swing again fall the seventy fifth time it's the world's most important fare for print and digital content and it's also a huge cultural event it runs for five days on which many writers and experts from all over the globe present their work each year the number of publications is impressive so what next to make your choice easier to put together a list of one hundred must reads translated from jim into english the books were chosen by i d w literature experts nikki's about and david leavitt's he has the list with some classics and also some you may never heard of. alexanderplatz by alfred discipline written in one thousand nine hundred twenty nine is a classic of world literature. a marvel of the deep by function it's a science fiction thriller and bestseller. is the story of a young ma

gough was a handball. a confidence of best analysis stepped up to put the hosts ahead. then in the twenty seventh minute they yo bitch run took off. dream goal the serbia international was only twenty years old and on loan from benfica. scope but in the i think the goal he scored after the cross from tel could be the goal of the month it was phenomenal i have no clue how he did it it was simply world class vacancy. you had a full. seven minutes later. sebastian hellyeah had one teammate inside and it was no other then that's right you can yo bitch or the three mil remember his name you're going to hear it again. even after the break there was no time to take a breather highly was steely cool capitalizing on an error with plenty of french finesse. four nil for the hosts. and no disinterest consolation don't go to luba cacchioli when the fifty third minute didn't interest anyone. because shortly after the tireless philip cost it raced up the left side to serve his fellow serve and. that was the five one. and here the six was. the fourth for your bench. and finally the sev

detective inspector darren gough. crossley and assisted victims. i would like to remind the public that this type of incident is very rare and millions ofjourneys are made across the railway and the underground without incident. we thankfully police a cctv—rich environment and this evidence has proved invaluable in bringing crossley to justice. i am pleased that the jury saw fit to find him guilty of the offences of attempted murder of mr french and sir robert malpas. crossley showed no emotion as the jury came back with the verdict of guilty on both counts. the judge said clearly psychiatric issues with this case. he has asked for a psychiatric report, that will take a few weeks. sir robert malpas was watching from the gallery. at the conclusion, sir robert wept as he left the court. a criminal investigation has been opened by the environment agency, after it emerged that hundreds of tonnes of medical waste, including human body parts, have been stockpiled by a contractor working for nhs hospitals. the private compan