to kangaroo island came over. antly park is open because it is a major tourist attraction and the island has two main industries, farming and tourism, so you need have both industries flourishing for a good economy. right, that's your lot for this week. coming up next week: to the batmobile! christa's here to look back at some of our favourite trips to north america. laughter from ice canoeing in canada... so how do you feel right now? i need to sit down! ..to paddling around the world's shipwreck capital. and here you are, on top of this massive wreck that's been there for over 100 years! until then, from all of us, looking longingly at the check in desks at london city airport, it's bye—bye. hello there. he where the story this weekend is a little bit drab and dreary, i'm afraid, but at least it is milder than it has been this week. many woke up to scenes like this, a lot of low cloud, misty, murky conditions and it may well lingerfor murky conditions and it may well linger for a murky conditions and it may well

australia could only travel within a state, so it is awesome to support people who have never been to kangaroo islandfarming and tourism, so you need have both industries flourishing for a good economy. right, that‘s your lot for this week. coming up next week... to the batmobile! christa‘s here to look back at some of our favourite trips to north america. laughter from ice canoeing in canada... so how do you feel right now? i need to sit down! ..to paddling around the world‘s shipwreck capital. and here you are, on top of this massive wreck that‘s been there for over 100 years! until then, from all of us, looking longingly at the check—in desks at london city airport, it‘s bye—bye! hello there. before we delve into the detail, we will look at some days weather they are stagnating across the uk, no wind to move this quirky weather on and that is how the weather was for many of us. there were gaps in the cloud, north—east scotland having glorious spells of sunshine and we also had a few gaps in the crowd in wales and south west england. it might‘ve been brighter in aberdeenshire without sunshine but i

australia could only travel within a state, so it is awesome to support people who have never been to kangaroo island is open because it is a major tourist attraction and the island has two main industries, farming and tourism, so you need have both industries flourishing for a good economy. right, that's your lot for this week. coming up next week... to the batmobile! christa's here to look back at some of our favourite trips to north america. laughter from ice canoeing in canada... so how do you feel right now? i need to sit down! ..to paddling around the world's shipwreck capital. and here you are, on top of this massive wreck that's been there for over 100 years! until then, from all of us, looking longingly at the check—in desks at london city airport, it's bye—bye! hello there. sunday looks like being a dull and gloomy sort of day for many places. there was some sunshine on saturday. in kent and here in sussex, the temperature reached 1a degrees. with some sunshine in scotland, a lot colder here, though, only 3—4 in central areas after a frosty start. and sunday sees a frost in many parts of sc

going home — the koalas of kangaroo island are being returned to the bush after the devastating wildfirescoming up on bbc news, england's cricketers prepare to enter another bio—bubble as their squads to turn south africa are announced, with captain eoin morgan warning of the mental toll it can take. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. police in austria have made two further arrests following a suspected islamist terror attack in the capital vienna last night. at least four people were shot dead. the austrian chancellor sebastian kurz said the victims were "murdered in cold blood" — and called it "an attack born of hate". at least one gunman opened fire in the city centre at around 8pm local time. it happened near vienna's main synagogue, as people gathered in bars and restaurants hours before the start of new coronavirus restrictions. leaders from around the world, including borisjohnson and donald trump, have condemned the attack. some viewers may find some of the images in this report from our security correspondent frank gardner distressing. vienna under attack. armed p

and kangaroo island bounces back.s been awesome to see the resilience of the australian wildlife. welcome to the show coming to you from an eerily quiet london city airport hence why i am allowed to talk to you from the actual runway and take a look at this. normally this would be buzzing with planes but as we all know travel has pretty much stopped but never the last we will do our best to keep you all inspired until travel resumes once again but until then stick with as and hopefully will be out on adventures very soon. let's face it. 2020 has not been a good yearfor face it. 2020 has not been a good year for travel. the aim of lock downs, border closures and bands. but don't worry. because behind the scenes the travel industry is buzzing for exciting gadgets and innovations to get us back on the road again. from protective seat design, took over destroying uv light swords. but the thing with the biggest impact in the short term is testing. and i've come to london city airport to find out how it will work. it will b

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, kangaroo island. now it's time for a look at the weather.s the south—west with a cap on the atmosphere. that means the rain clouds don't pop up. keeping things drier through thursday and friday but with the return of frost and mist and fog. into the afternoon, rain across eastern areas gradually clearing away. an afternoon of sunshine and one or two downpours. downpours most frequent in the west and some on the heavy side. after the gusty winds of this morning, the wind is much lighter. even in the sunshine it is going to be a cold day, eight or 9 degrees, down from where we should be this time of year. i have 11 around southern counties of england and wales. the nights will be chilly, showers around to begin with and will continue in other parts of scotland. one or two towards western part of the uk, but most become dry, clear and tonight across england and wales especially, there will be the first widespread frost of the season. whilst it frosty tomorrow morning, it will be a crisp, sunny one for many and it will stay like that for england

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, kangaroo island.n sunday evening. giggs was arrested and bailed after an alleged row with his girlfriend, kate greville. the welsh football association has announced that he will not be involved in the side's upcoming international camp. earl spencer — brother of the late princess of wales — has made further allegations that the bbc used underhand tactics to secure the notorious panorama interview with her in 1995, in which she spoke about her failing marriage to prince charles. the earl is demanding that the corporation opens a new inquiry to examine the tactics employed by its journalist, martin bashir. the bbc says it's already apologised following previous allegations and will investigate ‘substantive new information'. martin bashir is currently seriously ill with complications from coronavirus. the police watchdog says that after an investigation into the actions of four officers involved in the case of the black teenager stephen lawrence in 1993, it will now pass a file to the crown prosecution

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, kangaroo island.l protection officers, police, and local residents, have saved all of the whales except for one. it's thought to be the largest stranding in sri lanka but the cause is currently unknown. a marine biologist said the whales, which measure about five metres long, were clearly exhausted by the long ordeal. you're watching bbc news. joanna gosling will be here with you in the next few minutes. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. after a thoroughly wet start to the day across parts of scotland and england especially, things turning a little bit drier now and into the afternoon. there will still be a few showers dotted around but, equally, a little bit more in the way of dry and sunny weather and there is a trend to drier weather through the rest of the working week. high pressure down towards the south—west of us with a cap on the atmosphere. that means the rain clouds don't pop up. it will spread across most areas, at least, keeping things dry through thursday a

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, kangaroo island.od warnings in force but they should be coming down in the next day or two because high pressure is being invited in from the atlantic for wednesday, thursday and friday. so perhaps three or four days of dry u nsettled so perhaps three or four days of dry unsettled weather. for the rest of the day there are still some lively showers. the early morning rain is clear —— clearing but some sleet in the hills in the north and it does feel chilly for all despite the wind being lighter. the wind will continue to ease end of that ridge of high pressure over night. for england under way it will be our first widespread frost of the season. temperatures widely to zero or below in the countryside and even in some towns and cities. not quite as cloud across scotland but seven scotla nd as cloud across scotland but seven scotland pretty chilly. they could be some mist and fog first thing tomorrow morning. once that clears away there will be fewer showers. the main chance of showers across the northe

of the 50,000 koalas living on kangaroo island before the bushfires, it is feared most of them were killede globe, prompting millions of dollars of donations. it was just incredible to see how many people from pretty much every country in the world jumped on board to donate to looking after and saving as much wildlife on kangaroo island here as we could. helping koalas survive here is vital for australia's ecology. it is the one place where the animals are disease—free. for months now, hundreds of koalas have been looked after in the wildlife park and it has been a long and tough journey for many of them. the aim is to get them strong enough to survive on their own here in the wild and today, one of them is being released. after ten months of care, it's time for merton's big move. watching? he goes! for dayna, it's a bittersweet separation. there is no better feeling than watching someone who you have helped raise from ajoey or get who you have helped raise from a joey or get through all of that treatment and watching them get back into the wild, climb back up the tree where they are meant

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, kangaroo island. after what we saw when those fires happen, it's lovely toburned. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm tolu adeoye. london councils are asking the government to give them more money and responsibility over track and trace. hammersmith and fulham council has started its own system which has been praised. the nhs says they are concentrating on delivering a national system and working closely with local authorities. the government needs to think differently. it's thought about big companies, costing a lot of money, doing big — and we now know — not very succesful things. and it now needs to take the system, take the funding and the investment, and put it in local authorities, because what we're doing, we're reaching 88% of these so—called unreachables at the moment. what we're doing is working. several councils are calling for parliament to return to online voting to reduce the risk of spreading the virus in westminster. sincejune, mps have been able to contribute to debates virtually but

one year on from their devastating summer bushfires, we visit australia's kangaroo island to see howan, but in the meantime remember to follow us on social media using the hashtag bbc travel, where hopefully we will give you even more inspiration there for the time when we can all start travelling again. until next week though, from me, lucy hedges, and everyone else here on the travel show team, it's goodbye. hello there. we have a change to cooler weather conditions taking place this weekend but before the cooler air arrives across england and wales, we have a lot of cloud to come through the day today, so clouds like these pretty widespread. the cool air will be arriving behind this cold front, that's been bringing rain earlier today across scotland and northern ireland and as that continues to push southward through the weekend, you will notice those temperatures dropping away with the cooler air last to arrive across the far south of england during sunday. here is the cold front, bringing rain to northern ireland and scotland. it will tend to turn lighter and patchy as it works

one year on from their devastating summer bushfires, we visit australia's kangaroo island to see how to follow us on social media using the hashtag bbc travel, where hopefully we will give you even more inspiration there for the time when we can all start travelling again. until next week though, from me, lucy hedges, and everyone else here on the travel show team, it's goodbye. we have plenty of fine weather in the forecast for the next few days thanks to a buildup of high pressure but that high—pressure will bring with itan high—pressure will bring with it an increased chance of a thing frosty nights. chilly days as well, under the ridge of high pressure and an increasing chance of seeing fog developing and lingering into the next day. today not so bad. we will have a weather front pushing low—level cloud to the southernmost counties first thing and some rain for kent. 0n the whole, the majority think sunshine from the go but with the sunshine, and a chilly start, temperatures were not recovered to the heights we've seen recovered to the heights we've seen previously this week. typ

one year on from their devastating summer bushfires, we visit australia's kangaroo island to see howocial media using the hashtag bbc travel, where hopefully we will give you even more inspiration there for the time when we can all start travelling again. until next week though, from me, lucy hedges, and everyone else here on the travel show team, it's goodbye. hello there. monday was really quite a chilly day, particularly so across central and eastern england, where temperatures quite widely only got to around 7—8 celsius — just six there in north yorkshire. but one of the things that brings us the biggest temperature rises this time of year are warm fronts. and we've had one of those across the country, south—westerly winds have been following, and hour by hour we've seen those temperatures rise recently — such that by the time we get to tuesday, 6am, those temperatures will be far higher than the highest temperatures we had all day yesterday, at around 10—11 celsius quite widely. so milder air is on the way, south—westerly winds to thank for that. but we'll also have this weather

shaimaa khalil, bbc news, kangaroo island. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willets.oting we have a major hurricane barrelling into nicaraguan and honduras, so keep an eye on that, more available on the news channel. in the uk, things have quietened down. we have had some stormy entry but weather, a handful of flood warnings out because of all the rain we had seen, but that should be ebbing away in the next couple of days. we are in folsom high pressure from the atlantic. all four days for most of us, three or four days for most of us, three or four decent days to enjoy the autumn colours, get out for a short walk and to exchange the gales and the rain. we have had some winteriness over the hills and the showers across scotland continue today. we have the rain we will captain in the east clearing away, temperatures 68 degrees, down on yesterday, feeling chilly, that the winds are also a notch down. this evening a overnight the shell is macrophage, the winds full light across the south of the uk so for most of england and wales it will be the first widespread frost of

one year on from their devastating summer bushfires, we visit australia's kangaroo island to see howe remember to follow us on social media using the hashtag bbc travel, where hopefully we will give you even more inspiration there for the time when we can all start travelling again. until next week though, from me, lucy hedges, and everyone else here on the travel show team, it's goodbye. good evening. most of us got to see at least some brightness today. that translates into clear spells overnight, allowing it to get quite chilly, a touch of frost in a few places. still some cloud across the far south of england and certainly the channel islands. still the odd spot of rain here, and we will see cloud thickening across northern ireland and western scotland later in the night. a stronger breeze here, so it's not going to get quite as chilly. the lowest temperature to be found across the eastern areas, where we will get quite close to freezing. after that cold start, it is across eastern areas, particularly eastern parts of england, where we will see the best of the sunny spells throug

one year on from their devastating summer bushfires, we visit australia's kangaroo island to see howeantime remember to follow us on social media using the hashtag bbc travel, where hopefully we will give you even more inspiration there for the time when we can all start travelling again. until next week though, from me, lucy hedges, and everyone else here on the travel show team, it's goodbye. hello there. on saturday the southern half of the uk had mild, cloudy weather. further north things were quite different. it certainly felt colder in the wind. showers as well. in between those different sorts of weather we've got this weather from here. it's not producing much rain but it's going to stall towards the south coast of england. it is heading a little further south. it's allowing that colder air to move further south across more of the country. as we head into early sunday morning, these are the sort of temperatures we're looking at. they could be down to one or 2 degrees across eastern scotland, northeast england and northern ireland for that much milder in southern england where

one year on from their devastating summer bushfires, we visit australia's kangaroo island to see hower to follow us on social media using the hashtag bbc travel, where hopefully we will give you even more inspiration there for the time when we can all start travelling again. until next week though, from me, lucy hedges, and everyone else here on the travel show team, it's goodbye. we have got a few showers to come today across the north of the uk, but for the vast majority of the uk, it is going to be a brighter kind of day with more in the way of sunshine. the early morning sunrise holding promise in northamptonshire. compared with yesterday, although it is sunnier, it is going to be quite a bit cooler. temperatures in hawarden, in north—east wales, reached 1a degrees yesterday, the warmest place in the country. today, it will be about 10 celsius, and that three or four celsius drop in temperatures is going to be pretty widespread. but still, it is cheery weather for most of us, with spells of sunshine quite widespread. showers around. well, particularly for northern ireland and sco

one year on from their devastating summer bushfires we visit australia's kangaroo island to see how life on the meantime remember to follow us on social media using the hashtag bbc travel. hopefully we will give you even more inspiration therefore the time when we can all start travelling again. until next week though, from me, lucy hedges and everyone else here on the travel show team, it's goodbye. hello there. on friday, we saw temperatures slowly rising as milderaircame in from the atlantic, together with a lot of cloud. but over this weekend, it's cooler air that's going to return across the uk, with temperatures set to drop a bit. now, we've seen the milderaircome in, thanks to south—westerly winds bringing in that cloud. this strip of cloud here is a weather front. that's producing the rain that we are seeing at the moment and it's moving very slowly southwards. now, that weather front will take the rain southwards. as it does so, the rain becomes light and patchy, but it pushes away the milder air steadily through the weekend, with cooler air then following from the north. and th

kangaroo island is about 70 miles from the coast of adelaide.ntry, in new south wales and victoria. it destroyed thousands of homes and businesses and claimed the lives of at least 33 people. according to the wwf, it also killed or displaced as many as 3 billion animals. here at the kangaroo island wildlife park, the owners found themselves directly in the fire's path as they fought to save some of the country's most iconic creatures. this little one is grace. grace came in from a road accident when her mum was unfortunately hit by a car and killed, so she has been with us for nearly two months now. it's really important that they do have their teddies. she holds onto that and sees it as her mum. it gives her comfort. if she doesn't have one, she does start looking for one, she gets quite stressy. this is the koala orphanage we've got at the park. hello, you two. it holds all sorts of different animals, not just koalas, but it was established during the bushfire is in response to the need that we had. the park was a hub for all the injured anima

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