thank you so much, imogen. in a few— over the years. thank you so much, imogen.hank you so much, imogen. in a few minutes' time, - over the years. thank you so much, imogen. in a few minutes' time, we will be looking at the major study here in the uk that suggests wildlife species, many of them, significant number of them are at risk of dying out as well. before that, we will go the united states. in the united states donald trump's republican rivals for the white house have criticised him for failing to turn up to their latest tv debate. seven candidates battled it out at the party's second presidential debate in california, but trump chose not to attend. according to polls, the former president remains dominant over the rest of the field by a margin of more than 40 points. one of his rivals, ron desantis, condemned him for failing to show up to the debate. he said the former president was missing in action. where is joe biden? he is completely missing in action from leadership. and you know who else is missing in action? donald trump is missing in action. he sh

britain's emily craig and imogen grant defended their lightweight double skulls title at the world rowingtwo. english and irish derby winner auguste rodin won the irish champion stakes at leopardstown, with another aidan o'brien—trained runner, luxembourg, coming second. a six under par round of 66 has propelled rory mcilroy back up the leaderboard in the irish 0pen. the northern irishman is 11 under par, a shot behind england's jordan smith. hurly long of germany leads on 13 under. it's the final weekend at the us open. the american teenager coco gauff is up against the world mumber one in waiting aryna sabalenka. i spoke to our tennis correspondent russel fuller in new york for his take on the match. lots may struggle to pick a clear favourite, americans especially with a ticket to the arthur ashe stadium with 20,000 people plus in attendance you want gauff to win, she has come through varied challenges very well, she was always in front in the semifinal but had to wait for a six match point before taking her place in herfirst us open final. the way sager banker —— sabalenka started aga

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our correspondent imogen foulkes has more.year. taken together in those two years the glaciers have shrunk more than they did in three decades between 1960 and 1990. the glaciers are especially sensitive to climate change. after this year's hot some of the researchers went up to measure the glaciers and found some of them had disappeared altogether. there was really no ice left to measure. so i asked the head of switzerland's glacier monitoring team, whether the alpine eyes could still be saved.— still be saved. glaciers in the als still be saved. glaciers in the alps they _ still be saved. glaciers in the alps they are _ still be saved. glaciers in the alps they are already - still be saved. glaciers in the alps they are already too - still be saved. glaciers in the l alps they are already too small to be saved in the way they are. we can maybe save about a third of the ice in the alps if we are lucky or if we managed to reduce co2 emissions to zero in 30-40 to reduce co2 emissions to zero in 30—110 years from now, which is v

looking into moscow's policy of deporting ukrainian children to russia. 0ur correspondent in geneva, imogenis latest report from the un human rights office to get as paints a very dark picture of the way russia is conducting its war against ukraine. 0ne the way russia is conducting its war against ukraine. one of the things very disturbing that this report cites is widespread use of torture. the investigators were able to visit parts of ukraine that ukrainian troops have re—taken from russian forces, around kherson for example, there the received evidence of detainees who had been tortured, been held by russian forces, people who were apparently suspected of giving information to ukrainian troops. some of these people were taught —— back these people were tortured so brutally that they died. reports also of sexual violence and rape by russian forces including other women 83 years old. the lead investigator also voiced frustration about rumours of the forcible transfer of ukrainian children to russia, they said they had received so little information about this that they couldn't really pain

and those are going to contact donors of measures against these uh, armenian, uh, on formations uh imogen. lucky and those are by john. okay. and the some sentiment i just want to ask about the si, fi specifically because we've covered that extensively over the last 24 hours as well. so what has happened on the ground today? a but what about the safe spot? how confident are you that that is actually going to hold? and what specifically are you asking for tomorrow when uh, the 2 sites come together and hopefully negotiate some sort of peace deal uh, definitely as a result of the uh, agreement. and the declaration of was a bunch on his side, on the local armenians that they have ready to restore the armed forces. and that was the design of themselves. and also by john has a agreed to hold the dialogue with the local. i mean in the present division and you have locked off, was that by john. and we believe that after design, rent and off that withdrawal, farming and on forces and the piece with a final, they come to the traveler region and the population will. i will look at these bonded, i'm

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imogen potter. she talks about going out with the family on her mum's 60th birthday on the 27th.ng she took a photo on a solo hike. you get a sense of what i'm talking about and the impact it's had on people. in terms of you, would you go back? or is it simply too sad to see it in the current state? see yes, i actually went to the site yesterday because i couldn't believe it when i first saw the images, i thought it was a hoax. so had to go see for myself and it was awful and so upsetting. it will not be as magic as it always has been. , ~ ,., ., ~ it will not be as magic as it always has been. , �* ,., . ~ ., has been. sophie anderson talking to me earlier. has been. sophie anderson talking to me earlier- we _ has been. sophie anderson talking to me earlier. we will have _ has been. sophie anderson talking to me earlier. we will have the - has been. sophie anderson talking to me earlier. we will have the latest i me earlier. we will have the latest on the ryder cup when we come back, a good start for europe. all that coming up in a moment. don't go away. hello. there are two siz

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it is unique in that regard, we are not loyal to a king, queen, country, a president, imogen orany queenes in _ to protect. but are you concerned about extremes in america, - about extremes in america, especially from what we saw on the 6th of january capitol attack? irate 6th of january capitol attack? we obe the 6th ofjanuary capitol attack? , obey the orders of the president of the united states, it does not get complicated, that is what the united states military does, that is what we have always done and that is what we have always done and that is what we will always do. fsine we have always done and that is what we will always do.— we will always do. one of the hi . hest we will always do. one of the highest honours _ we will always do. one of the highest honours american i we will always do. one of the - highest honours american bristow, the legion of merit, what does that mean to you? how special is it? than mean to you? how special is it? an enormous privilege, and very humbling. iwas enormous privilege, and very humbling. i was delighted to receive that award. — humbling. i wa

can you believe imogen in north berwick says , i love cheese but i don't says, i love cheese but i don't she says, where pizza was invented, you've always been able to get a pizza without cheese , and a lot of the locals cheese, and a lot of the locals eat that just not right. tomato on bread. >> yeah , that's not right. >> yeah, that's not right. >> yeah, that's not right. >> no good cheese on a pizza, haven't you? >> no, no, no, no. >>— >> no, no, no, no. » |— >> no, no, no, no. >> i just think tomato, tomato. it'd be like bruschetta , except it'd be like bruschetta, except it wouldn't be bruschetta. >> bruschetta . yeah. >> bruschetta. yeah. >> bruschetta. yeah. >> or tostada. con tomato or something like that . hugh says something like that. hugh says i'm nearly 60, and i've never been able to eat cheese as i find it horrible. i don't like the taste or even the smell all, but i'd never be offended by anyone either. advertising it or eating it in my company. oh, i'll tell you what i found the other week, which i'd never seen before. it's probably been around forever at blue brie . no