that gentleman _ here at kingston park. that gentleman looked - here at kingston park.looked like - here at kingston park. that gentleman looked like she was enjoying his beer behind you. probably a long time coming. give us a sense as to how this is going to play out now. with matches returning, are people going to feel comfortable to return to the stands? it's a really interesting question. the tickets for this evening were released in a ballot. they did not all go in the first wave. some went on general sale so there is a sense that some fans, although they want to get back to the stadium, are waiting for their second jab before the comeback as part of a crowd. for those who are here, there is a sense of excitement. 0ne those who are here, there is a sense of excitement. one man i spoke to who was an early arrival described it as like christmas eve. they are really excited to be here. 1a months away, when they last saw newcastle at kingston park, the falcons were in the championship. a lot has changed in that time. the fans i spoke to earlierjust said, they told me w

one of those games was at kingston park where newcastle falcons beat northampton saints with spectators present for the first time in m months. still on the same theme. museums in england, scotland and wales have re—opened their doors again, and one of those welcoming the public was the museum of natural history in oxford. 0ur arts correspondent david sillito went to have a look at one rather familiar object on display. oxford university, the museum of natural history, and not even the rain could dampen the enthusiasm for today's grand reopening and its new work of art. an object that's affected us all. we're here face to face with the thing we've all been trying to avoid, the virus. it is some 8 million times bigger than the real thing. but it does allow you to get up close to something that is both terrible but also strangely beautiful. it's made up of tens of millions of pieces of scientific data, crunched and slowly assembled to reveal this. and the moment of revelation came, i was just taken aback cos i thought, i'd been working for months and months and months during lockdown on m

one of those games was at kingston park where newcastle falcons beat northampton saints with spectatorsse welcoming the public was the museum of natural history in oxford. 0ur arts correspondent david sillito went to have a look at one rather familiar object on display. oxford university, the museum of natural history, and not even

get to this point and excitement, really, because, you know, it�*s going to be great to hear the kingston parks returned to a handful of racecourses around the country. plenty turned up at redcar to see miss houdini escape with the tightest of wins. it�*s so nice to have the atmosphere back. everyone�*s in, you know, great spirits and it�*s just a complete... ..sort of uplifting mood. but for some, the excitement of fans returning may have been too much. and for some — well, the occasion was simply just a bit overwhelming. whatever the emotion, it�*s good to be back. michael redford, bbc news. just 24 hours after it looked like the big fight between anthonyjoshua and tyson fury was definitely going to happen, it�*s seemingly been thrown in to doubt. it comes after a ruling by an american court. ajudge has said fury must fight deontay wilder for a third time before september the 15th — just a month afterjoshua and fury are set to meet in saudi arabia. fury�*s promoter frank warren says talks with the wilder camp are ongoing. with the olympics getting closer, there�*s been more good news for ada

parks. the cause still unknown. but officials believe it's likely due to the lack of rainfall and the drought on 4 michelle kingston was that chabot regional park in castro valley to check out the conditions there. >> there are trees here that are already dead trees that are dying in trees with brown. the leaves on them all a major concern when it comes to fires tall full old trees. fill east bay regional parks. but some of the trees that anthony chabot reinhardt redwood regional in tilden park are dead or dying and have been since october. very dramatic and fall and. >> very unusual. so we looking at that more carefully trying to figure out what was susan frankel is with the u.s. forest service day along with cal fire in u c berkeley. >> have been working with the east bay regional parks to determine what is causing the trees to die. they believe it is likely due to the drought. the lack of rainfall trees, not getting enough water. really. we're seeing changes in these ecosystems that we've never seen before. the plan is to remove at least 200 of them just on thursday alone. the impact of these dead and dying trees

parks. the cause is still unknown. but officials believe it's likely due to the lack of rainfall and the severe drought that we're experiencing. but for us, michelle kingston is at chabot regional park in castro valley to show us just how bad it is. there. >> there are trees here that are already dead trees that are dying in trees with brown. the leaves on them all a major concern when it comes to fires tall full old trees. fill east bay regional parks. but some of the trees that anthony chabot reinhardt redwood regional in tilden park are dead or dying and have been since october. very dramatic and fall and. >> very unusual. so we looking at that more carefully trying to figure out what was susan frankel has with the u.s. forest service day along with cal fire in u c berkeley. >> have been working with the east bay regional parks to determine what is causing the trees to die. they believe it is likely due to the drought. the lack of rainfall trees, not getting enough water really. we're seeing changes in the bay area ecosystems that we've never seen before. the plan is to remove at least 200 of them just on thursday alone. the impact of these dead and dyi

parks. the cause is still unknown, but. >> officials believe it's likely due to the lack of rain and the drought kron four's. michelle kingstons at chabot regional park in castro valley to show us just how bad it is. there. >> there are trees here that are already dead trees that are dying in trees with brown. the leaves on them all a major concern when it comes to fires tall full old trees. fill east bay regional parks. but some of the trees that anthony chabot reinhardt redwood regional in tilden park are dead or dying and have been since october. very dramatic and fall and. >> very unusual. so we looking at that more carefully trying to figure out what was susan frankel has with the u.s. forest service day along with cal fire in u c berkeley. >> have been working with the east bay regional parks to determine what is causing the trees to die. they believe it is likely due to the drought. the lack of rainfall trees, not getting enough water really. we're seeing changes in these ecosystems that we've never seen before. the plan is to remove at least 200 of them just on thursday alone. the impact of these dead and dying trees

get to this point and excitement, really, because, you know, it's going to be great to hear the kingston parkhorses — where fans returned to a handful of racecourses around the country. plenty turned up at redcar to see miss houdini escape with the tightest of wins. it's so nice to have the atmosphere back. everyone's in, you know, great spirits and it's just a complete... ..sort of uplifting mood. but for some, the excitement of fans returning may have been too much. and for some — well, the occasion was simply just a bit overwhelming. whatever the emotion, it's good to be back. michael redford, bbc news. we spoke about this yesterday, the big fight between anthonyjoshua and tyson fury. it has been thrown into doubt. just 2a hours after it looked like it was definitely going to happen. it comes after a ruling by an american court. ajudge has said fury must fight deontay wilder for a third time before september the 15th — just a month afterjoshua and fury are set to meet in saudi arabia. with the olympics getting closer, there's been more good news for adam peaty — as he won in the 100m breas

michelle kingston joins us live at anthony chabot, regional park in castro valley and how bad is it there. michelle. >> well, it's pretty bad. there are trees that are already dead here. there are trees that are dying. there are trees with brown leaves on them. all of this a major concern when it comes to fires. >> tall full old trees. fill east bay regional parks. but some of the trees that anthony chabot reinhardt redwood regional in tilden park are dead or dying and have been since october. very dramatic and fall and. >> very unusual. so we looking at that more carefully trying to figure out what was susan frankel is with the u.s. forest service day along with cal fire in u c berkeley. >> have been working with the east bay regional parks to determine what is causing the trees to die. they believe it is likely due to the drought. the lack of rainfall trees, not getting enough water really. we're seeing changes in these ecosystems that we've never seen before. the plan is to remove at least 200 of them just on thursday alone. the impact of these dead and dying trees on wildfire risk is

parks. this is video showing some of those officials believe it's likely due to the lack of rainfall and the drought kron four's. michelle kingston has the story now from chabot regional park in castro valley. >> there are trees here that are already dead trees that are dying in trees with brown. the leaves on them all a major concern when it comes to fires tall full old trees. fill east bay regional parks. but some of the trees that anthony chabot reinhardt redwood regional in tilden park are dead or dying and have been since october. very dramatic and fall and. >> very unusual. so we looking at that more carefully trying to figure out what was susan frankel is with the u.s. forest service day along with cal fire in u c berkeley. >> have been working with the east bay regional parks to determine what is causing the trees to die. they believe it is likely due to the drought. the lack of rainfall trees, not getting enough water really. we're seeing changes in these ecosystems that we've never seen before. the plan is to remove at least 200 of them just on thursday alone. the impact of these dead and dying trees on wildfire risk is

across his spend your la into cuba and jamaica. kingston has a high of 30 degrees, often north america right now. and you know, wet weather has really parked itself over southern areas of texas and that continues on tuesday, spilling into arkansas and we do have instability across the great lakes on tuesday, toronto a high of 30. but look at this, we don't really got much going on toward the se. let's, because a heat dome has set up. we could see records broken in 70 spots, including atlanta, 35 degrees on wednesday. the record is $36.00. sponsor cut on airways. talk to al jazeera, we can, the army were attacking ringo, and now they're attacking everyone in me on my do you regret? well, it's like we listen. absolutely. nigeria with a woman press it would be great. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on algae sera. understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the wow. don't know how you take it, will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. the this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm about to send and this is the news are live from joe, coming up for the next 60 minutes slurrie