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this had once been a peninsula but the rising levels of lake baringo meant that it was now in island.enger who seemed perfectly content to watch the world go by. back on dry land, asiwa was released to her new home. so far two giraffes have been rescued. another six will be moved in the coming months. a big day for asiwa — a moment of triumph for her rescuers. tim allman, bbc news. a happy ending. well, will we have a happy ending or not when it comes to the trade talks that are ongoing between the uk and the eu? we will unpack that further for you and the eu? we will unpack that furtherfor you injust a and the eu? we will unpack that further for you in just a few minutes, we will have all the top business stories as well. stay with us, and i will see you shortly. well, frosty and quite foggy for some of us out there again at the moment, certainly the south—east of england, into east anglia as well. some of this fog could persist right through the morning and into the afternoon, a bit like on sunday, so it's going to feel pretty raw in these areas. now at the moment, we're sort of bet

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this had once been a peninsula but the rising levels of lake baringo meant that it was now in island. the world go by. back on dry land, asiwa was released to her new home. so far two giraffes have been rescued. another six will be moved in the coming months. a big day for asiwa — a moment of triumph for her rescuers. tim allman, bbc news. a great story. the duke and duchess of cambridge began a tour of the country by train on sunday to meet frontline workers, care home staff and teachers to thank them for their efforts during the covid—19 pandemic. britain has been the hardest hit country in europe by the pandemic, with over 60,000 deaths. the royal couple will travel 1,250 miles across england, scotland and wales. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @aaronsafir. thanks for watching here on bbc news. well, frosty and quite foggy for some of us out there again at the moment, certainly the south—east of england, into east anglia as well. some of this fog could persist right through the morning and into the afternoon, a bit like on sunday, so it's going to feel pretty raw in these areas. n

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through and i don't know what i'm what i'm looking for scientists are warning that freshwater lake baringo and salt water liquid gorier could merge the cross contamination would destroy the balance in the ecosystem. to understand what is happening to the lakes we head to the forest home to the rivers that feed the lakes in the rift valley mo forest is recovering from years of deforestation. david weston has been a conservationist for more than 50 years he says the destruction of the catchment areas is just one in a series of linked problems the past where people are now settling down and staying in one place so what that means is every single day you have heavy grazing and that is really prominent around the baringo basin up in the hills on the side so all of that erosion has been washed off routinely. back in bulgaria the storm breaks it's short for the ocean. is visibly worried and soon how worst fears are realized the water level has gone up again this could be her last day on this land. and many countries are relying on drastic measures and lockdowns to fight the corona pandemic but it

char island the waters of lake baringo are rising by almost 15 centimeters a day and the island is getting smaller she was loaded onto a raaf made of steel and empty drums and pushed across the lake to safety there are plans to move another 7 sheriffs in the coming weeks. quit on minor of the headlines now gulf states appear to be in a resolution with cattle following the 3 yet blockade saudi arabia's foreign minister says all the nations involved a close to finalizing an agreement off to significant progress in talks cata has been under an illegal land sea and by saudi arabia bahrain in the u.a.e. and egypt since june 2017 u.s. president donald trump's administration has been trying to mediate the talks for mrs of catherine quite a full set has been some progress we have achieved set in for the septum point of time more than a year ago and then things has slowed down and right now there are some movements that we hope that this will put an end for this crisis because really see that we believe actually that gulf unity is very important for the security of the region for the stability of t

this had once been a peninsula, but the rising levels of lake baringo meant it was now an island. day for asiwa. a moment of triumph for her rescuers. tim allman, bbc news. after a difficult year for communities across the uk, the duke and duchess of cambridge are travelling across the country to thank people for their efforts during the pandemic. over the next three days william and catherine will travel more than 12—hundred miles on the royal train to try and bring some festive cheer. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. edinburgh‘s waverley station, the first stop for the royal train on a 1,200—mile journey around the uk to give the duke and duchess of cambridge a chance to meet different groups of key workers, and in the words of kensington palace, to pass on the nation‘s sincere thanks and gratitude for all their efforts to keep people safe and keep the country going during the pandemic. the scottish ambulance service handles more than 1.5 million emergency calls every year, and like ambulance services everywhere, there‘s been considerable extra pressure on it c

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island a see one who's an endangered rothschild giraffe was stranded on long island the waters of lake baringo are rising by almost 15 centimeters a day and the island is getting smaller she was loaded onto a rough made of steel and empty drums and pushed across the lake to safety there are plans to move another 7 sheriffs in the coming weeks. quick reminder of the headlines now gulf states appear to be near a resolution with cattle following the 3 year blockade saudi arabia's foreign minister says all the nations involved a close to finalizing an agreement off to significant progress in talks cata has been under an illegal land sea and by saudi arabia bahrain in the u.a.e. and egypt since june 2017 u.s. president donald trump's administration has been trying to mediate the talks for ministers of cats are equatable so set.

this had once been a peninsula, but the rising levels of lake baringo meant it was now an island.h the world go by. back on dry land, asiwa was released to her new home. so far, two giraffes have been rescued, another six will be moved in the coming months. a big day for asiwa. a moment of triumph for her rescuers. tim allman, bbc news. quite a challenge. looked rather majestic. quite a challenge. there are, i know this, because i have been recently, there is a breathing programme at woburn safari park for rothschild giraffes, quite a few of them. they are an endangered species. random fun fact, almost, from christian fraser. we were looking around for something fun to cheer everyone up with because we all need cheering up, and i happened to come across this. if you phone christian — as i have to do every afternoon — as i'm very happy to do every afternoon. there's a good chance he will bore you with how much leave he has left to take this year. a lot, it is a lot. and why he is vitamin d deficient. and so i thought now might be a good opportunity to flag up, there is a solution.

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this had once been a peninsula, but the rising levels of lake baringo meant it was now an island.y important passenger who seemed perfectly content to watch the world go by. back on dry land, asiwa was released to her new home. so far, two giraffes have been rescued, another six will be moved in the coming months. a big day for asiwa. a moment of triumph for her rescuers. tim allman, bbc news. hello, this is bbc news withjoanna gosling. the headlines. hours to do a deal — post brexit trade talks resume today — but are said to be ‘on a knife edge'. final preparations are being made for the uk's mass vaccination programme against coronavirus, which is due to begin tomorrow. snowy winters could come to an end in the uk because of climate change, according to analysis from the met office. donald trump's personal lawyer — rudy giuliani — is admitted to hospital with coronavirus. he's tweeted that he's "feeling good". and he's a man on a marathon mission — rugby legend kevin sinfield sets off on his seventh marathon in seven days, in support of former team mate rob burrow. just to say,