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welcome to wild isles.ild isles, to talk about the incredible nature and wildlife we can find in the uk a powerful reminder to encourage people that you don't have to fly across the world to go and find incredible spectacles. we as a nation, britain and ireland, have some of the richest and most diverse ecosystems on the planet. and we're globally important to supporting huge assemblages of wildlife. so whether you're in the city or in the countryside, hopefully this series will encourage everybody to go to your local woodlands, your local rivers, the coastline, just to explore some of the wildlife that we have to offer. and we have to offer a lot. well, we've just seen a snapshot because as you were talking, we're were looking at some of the footage. i mean, it is incredible, from the slugs to the toads to the leeches, all of that. and i'll come to some of those in a moment or two. butjust give me an idea. first of all, in terms of the arc of filming, how long does it take to film a series like this? so th

welcome to wild isles.w from central california. thank you for being here on the programme. congratulations on the series, it's fantastic. overthe years, we've gotten used to sir david scouring the world but this one is right here on the doorstep. it certainly is and it's a powerful reminder to encourage people that you don't have to fly across the world to go and find incredible spectacles. we as a nation, britain and ireland have some of the most diverse specimens on the planet, huge ranges of wildlife so whether you are in the city or the countryside, hopefully this series will encourage everybody to go to your local woodland, your local rivers, the coastline, just to explore some of the wildlife we have to offer which is a lot.— to offer which is a lot. we've “ust seen a to offer which is a lot. we've 'ust seen a snapshot, i to offer which is a lot. we've 'ust seen a snapshot, we i to offer which is a lot. we've 'ust seen a snapshot, we were i to offer which is a lot. we've just l seen a snapshot, we we

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behind me is isle de jean charles. rapidly shrink to just a strip. coming up, i'll tell you how that happened, who these people are, where they're moving, and what they had to leave behind. >> ginger, there's so much to see and experience there. i'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but tax day is tomorrow. lynn richardson is here to make it much less painful, answering all your last minute questions. >>> first the latest on the shooting at a sweet 16 birthday party in alabama. four people killed two dozen injured. want to go back to elwyn lopez on scene. >> reporter: this quiet community rocked by tragedy, still trying to piece together exactly what happened here. among the killed, a teen who was just celebrating his sister's birthday and weeks from graduating. this morning authorities are searching for answers after a shooting at a sweet 16 birthday party left four people dead. >> there are no words to describe the emotions that we're all feeling. >> reporter: officials say gunfire rang out around 10:30 p.m. saturd

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we have cold airjust sitting towards the northern isles, heading into the northern isles, heading intoessure in charge tends to drift away towards scandinavia, pressure falls which means the wind starts to pick up, more of a south—easterly next week and there is the potential for rain to come in from the atlantic as well. on the whole, those temperatures will not change through the week ahead. next week we have a lot of dry weather around until we get to the weekend, coronation weekend of course and those clouds will be coming in on that stronger winds, threatening rain here and there but still a long way off. live from london. this is bbc news. fighting in sudan rages on, as the militia group leader tells the bbc he won't negotiate until the violence ends. russian authorities say a massive blaze at an oil terminal in russian—occupied crimea was triggered by a drone attack. videos on social media show smoke and flames billowing from the facility in the port of sevastopol. all four teaching unions in england say they will co—ordinate strikes over pay, if their members vote for industria

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so across scotland, you can see where the showers are in the western isles, some in central scotland,npours, showers around merseyside, into lancashire, parts of wales, the south—west of england and one or two showers brewing elsewhere. but notice the extreme south—east, east anglia and lincolnshire, actually some sunshine here, a dry day, the highest temperatures, too. and look how much warmer it's going to be across northern england and parts of scotland. the lower temperatures will actually be out towards the west and the south—west here where we will have extensive cloud, and the showers and that cloud lingers into sunday evening. let's have a look at bank holiday monday now. so through the night into monday, weather fronts across the uk, but we are fairly close to high pressure out towards the south—west here. so a pretty decent day. we could have some showers in the south—east on bank holiday monday. also notice that the wind arrows, air is coming in from the north across the far north of scotland. so really chilly in lerwick, six degrees, around eight degrees in stornoway, but

ten celsius in the scilly isles. a start scilly isles. a mild start to the day but a wet start. the day here, but a wet start. and rain moves into the and that rain moves into the southwest of england during the morning wales morning, reaching south wales later the morning and then later in the morning and then becoming much more widespread across wales during across england and wales during thursday some thursday afternoon. some thundery rain likely and as that rain moves through, well, we're going to see conditions turn warmer into the weekend. but it's . not no spin, no bias, no censorship. i'm dan wootton tonight. rishi sunak— i'm dan wootton tonight. rishi sunak has— i'm dan wootton tonight. rishi sunak has powerfully pledged to protect women's rights against genden protect women's rights against gender. extreme ageism. so how could anyone vote for slippery starmer's anti female anti—science mob.7 now starmer's anti female anti—science mob? now women can have a penis. they can . not is have a penis. they can. not is it. is it transph

western areas and bringing some patchy light rain and drizzle into northern ireland and the western islest rain and drizzle will become increasingly patchy and, eventually, tend to fizzle out. some clearer skies at first across eastern counties, the showers fading here. but, equally, we could also see some mist and some fog under those clear skies, and it will be a chilly night for parts of east anglia and south—east england. temperatures perhaps down to two or three celsius. elsewhere, temperatures generally holding up to between four and eight celsius. 0n into sunday, and we're underneath this area of high pressure, and we start to pull in more of a southerly wind. so a milderair direction, pushing that milder air across the uk. but also, a moister direction, so we will see much more cloud through sunday. and, actually, a fairly grey start for many on sunday. a lot of cloud out west, with some patchy rain and drizzle. mist and low cloud for the hills too. any early mist and fog for eastern coastal counties will tend to lift and, actually, we'll see some sunshine developing here, and tha

some stand merck for western areas, perhaps drizzle through the day for the western isles in parts ofhe cloud, we should see spells of sunshine come the afternoon. that will help temperatures quite widely into the low to mid—teens, if not 16 or 17 celsius in the best of sunshine. as i mentioned earlier, for much of the week ahead, it is looking mostly dry with some spells of sunshine. after what has been a fairly cool and wet week, things are looking a bit warmer, too. this is bbc news. the headlines: at least three people have been killed in sudan in heavy fighting between the army and paramilitary forces, in the capital, khartoum. a man is pinned down and arrested by security staff in japan as the prime minister, fumio kishida, is rushed to safety after an explosion. his predecessor, shinzo abe, was assassinated last year, while giving a campaign speech. the start of the world's most famous horse race, the grand national, has been delayed by animal rights activists. the french president has visited notre—dame cathedral, which was nearly destroyed by fire four years ago.

western areas and bringing some patchy light rain and drizzle into northern ireland and the western islesugh this evening and overnight. the light rain and drizzle will become increasingly patchy and, eventually, tend to fizzle out. some clearer skies at first across eastern counties, the showers fading here. but equally, we could also see some mist and some fog under those clear skies, and it will be a chilly night for parts of east anglia and south—east england. temperatures perhaps down to two or three celsius. elsewhere, temperatures generally holding up to between four and eight celsius. on into sunday, and we're underneath this area of high pressure, and we start to pull in more of a southerly wind. so a milderair direction, pushing that milder air across the uk. but also, a moister direction, so we will see much more cloud through sunday. and actually, a fairly grey start for many on sunday. a lot of cloud out west, with some patchy rain and drizzle. mist and low cloud for the hills too. any early mist and fog for eastern coastal counties will tend to lift and, actually, we'll see

western areas and bringing some patchy light rain and drizzle into northern ireland and the western islesy eastwards through this evening and overnight. the light rain and drizzle will become increasingly patchy and, eventually, tend to fizzle out. some clearer skies at first across eastern counties, the showers fading here. but, equally, we could also see some mist and some fog under those clear skies, and it will be a chilly night for parts of east anglia and south—east england. temperatures perhaps down to two or three celsius. elsewhere, temperatures generally holding up to between four and eight celsius. 0n into sunday, and we're underneath this area of high pressure, and we start to pull in more of a southerly wind. so a milderair direction, pushing that milder air across the uk. but also a moister direction, so we will see much more cloud through sunday. and, actually, a fairly grey start for many on sunday. a lot of cloud out west with some patchy rain and drizzle. mist and low cloud for the hills too. any early mist and fog for eastern coastal counties will tend to lift and, actu

some more persistent rain is likely to develop for a time across the northern isles.ne but also a scattering of heavy and probably thundery showers. staying mostly dry across east anglia and the south—east, and here the highest temperatures up to 18 or 19 degrees, but a bit less chilly than it was today in parts of north—east england and scotland. now, as we head on into bank holiday monday we will see a couple of different weather systems, this one bringing some showers early on into eastern parts of england. there's also a weak cold front up towards the north of scotland. that'll sink southwards, bringing a bit of patchy rain to south—east scotland and north—east england and a northerly wind following on behind, so a slightly chillier feel — temperatures for stornoway, for example, around 8 degrees, 11 for aberdeen, further south 17—19 for south wales and southern england. now, as we head into tuesday, high pressure builds, so that will give dry weather for most of us for tuesday and wednesday, but then we see frontal systems approaching from the south—west, threate

there could be a few showers across the northern isles but light and fleeting in the cloud will tendt it will be a little on the cool side across northern and eastern areas where the temperature will be around 10—12. wednesday the temperature comes up a little bit but more cloud around and that will be thick enough to bring if you patches of rain in the west. temperature about 14—15, coolest ear in the east. live from london. this is bbc news heavy fighting in khartoum — as the sudanese army tries to recapture areas held by the rival rsf militia. warnings of disruption to emergency care as nurses in england prepare to strike this evening. with a just a week to go until the coronation, british subjects will be encouraged to swear allegiance to king charles. the first consignment of medical aid has reached sudan since the war broke out there two weeks ago. the international committee of the red cross says a plane landed at port sudan with eight tonnes of relief supplies, including

. >> this is isle de jean charles, louisiana.eople here have lived on th water and off the land for centuries and now that land is disappearing and how the encroaching water is forcing them out, making them amon what some have called the firs climate refugees in america. because it is not just isle de jean charles that isunde threat the entire louisiana coastline is disappearing. >> louisiana has lost a very large amount of land over th last century it's something close to 1900 square miles worth of land that is equivalent, today, t about a football field an hour >> a football field an hour. that piece, by the way, ran on this show nearly seven years ago. this is what isle de jea charles looks like now seven years, more rising seas, less than one square mile of land remains above water - even in 2016, it was clear tha the rising sea level situation was bad. but today, it's even worse tha chris and scientists thought when they did that story the washington post reports on two new academic paper showing the dramatic an abnormal sea

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if you caught the last episode of wild isles, you might have seen them.d as last night. holding upjust about above freezing but there could be frosty and central parts of england, and perhaps some misty conditions first thing. saturday another fine and dry day in the bulk of the uk. more cloud in the east of england and eastern scotland but it should break up during the afternoon. long spells of sunshine and temperatures up spells of sunshine and temperatures up to around 15—16 on saturday. it looks like the settled theme should stick around on easter sunday. most will have another dry day. mulberry is picking up towards the west later in the day and more cloud and showers into northern ireland and west of scotland by the end of the day. elsewhere should be dry and it will not feel as cool close to the east coast. 14—16 for most. cooler in the far north—east of scotland on easter sunday. enjoy the weather over the next days, it is looking calm and dry, but it turns unsettled with rain on the cards on easter monday and an unsettled picture through next wee

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the last edition of sir david attenborough�*s wildlife series wild isles will air this sunday.speak to the producer behind those breathtaking scenes. good afternoon. we start in the middle east, where israel has ordered the mobilisation of reservists in air defence units, fighterjet pilots, and drone operators, as tensions rise in the region. in the latest escalation between israel and palestinians, two israeli women were killed in an attack in the occupied west bank. the authorities say a third person was also seriously wounded in the incident near the settlement of hamra. the israeli military says troops are searching for suspects, who opened fire at a car, causing it to crash. the latest development comes after the israeli military hit targets belonging to the palestinian militant group hamas. the airstrikes targetted areas of the gaza strip and lebanon. israel says they're in retaliation for a major rocket attack on israel launched from southern lebanon, which the israelis blamed on hamas. these images from gaza show the aftermath. they're the heaviest airstrikes that israe

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-really it's northern isles. but really it's eteet— northern isles.ring thursday afternoon. some thantew— thursday afternoon. some thundery rain— thursday afternoon. some thundery rain likely. thursday afternoon. some thundery rain likely . and as thundery rain likely. and as that— thundery rain likely. and as that an— thundery rain likely. and as that rain moves— thundery rain likely. and as that rain moves through , well, that rain moves through, well, wetea-t— that rain moves through, well, we're to see conditions we're going to see conditions tann— we're going to see conditions tam—the- we're going to see conditions. turn—the weekend. turn warmer into the weekend. hat— turn warmer into the weekend. hat tt-e— turn warmer into the weekend. hat tt-e nat— turn warmer into the weekend. but it's not going— turn warmer into the weekend. but it's not going be but it's not going to be enttnetw— but it's not going to be entirely sunny. there will be a lot entirely sunny. there will be a tat-etaat— entirely sunny. there will be a lot-cloud and— entirely sunn

the same for the northern isles., for example. still he showers continuing the far north of scotland. temperatures seven to about 14 degrees. tonight they will be some breaks in the cloud. still a few showers. the rain comes and across northern ireland and pushes steadily northwards across scotland. preceded by some snow. the rain will be heavy in preceded by some snow. the rain will be heavy in the preceded by some snow. the rain will be heavy in the western preceded by some snow. the rain will be heavy in the western isles. thank you. we will talk to you in a while. 12 minutes past seven. two former senior managers at mental health care provider the priory group have told the bbc they had concerns about the safety of patients and staff. the whistleblowers claim they felt pressure to cut costs and fill beds. the company denies the claims and says it successfully treats tens of thousands of patients each year. the priory group, which receives more than £600 million of public money each year, is the biggest single pri

western areas and bringing some patchy light rain and drizzle into northern ireland and the western islesnue to slowly push its way eastwards through this evening and overnight. the light rain and drizzle will become increasingly patchy and, eventually, tend to fizzle out. some clearer skies at first across eastern counties, the showers fading here. but, equally, we could also see some mist and some fog under those clear skies, and it will be a chilly night for parts of east anglia and south—east england. temperatures perhaps down to two or three celsius. elsewhere, temperatures generally holding up to between four and eight celsius. 0n into sunday, and we're underneath this area of high pressure, and we start to pull in more of a southerly wind. so a milderair direction, pushing that milder air across the uk. but also a moister direction, so we will see much more cloud through sunday. and, actually, a fairly grey start for many on sunday. a lot of cloud out west with some patchy rain and drizzle. mist and low cloud for the hills too. any early mist and fog for eastern coastal counties wi