at the lismore koala hosital, cuddles? at the lismore koala hospital. one _ cuddles? _ cuddles? at the lismore koala hospital, one of only - cuddles? at the lismore koala hospital, one of only a - cuddles? at the lismore koalaj hospital, one of only a handful dedicated solely to koalas, the list of residents for the long—term is expanding. but this one, named triumph, is already famous. you have a special bond with this koala? absolutely. i have had since he was a baby. absolutely. i have had since he was a baby-— was a baby. with part of leg missing. — was a baby. with part of leg missing. one _ was a baby. with part of leg missing, one was _ was a baby. with part of leg missing, one was recently l missing, one was recently fitted with a prosthetic limb — a world first. it is a welcome milestone in koala care. but for the frontline teams, caring for the frontline teams, caring for australia's iconic wildlife, the trauma of black summer looms large. we are already full — summer looms large. we are already full with _ summer looms large. we are already full with koalas

artist and model daniel lismore uses his body as a living work of art.s taken him around the world. but his roots are firmly planted in coventry. to my right is where i used to get bullied at a bus stop. i rememberjust thinking, like, what is there for me? and then coming back later on, and the city is booming and there are so many amazing things. the legend of lady godiva, who rode naked on a horse to protest against taxes, plays a central role in the opening. this modern—day godiva is an nhs nurse, campaigning for better pay and ppe during the pandemic. for me, it's about empowerment and ensuring that everyday people, like the community, are empowered to be able to be involved. and giving people opportunities, you know? it's been a challenging feat, planning a cultural programme in a pandemic. concerns about crowds have kept announcements low—key and secret. so, a city of surprises awaits. colleen harris, bbc news. now on bbc news...it�*s time for our world in the summer of 2014, is militants swept across northern iraq. in sinjar, they would go on to c

artist and model daniel lismore uses his body as a living work of art. his career has taken him around the world, but his roots are firmly planted in coventry. to my right is where i used to get bullied at a bus stop. i rememberjust thinking, like, you know, what is there for me? and then coming back later on, and the city is booming, you know, there are so many amazing things. the legend of lady godiva, who rode naked on a horse to protest against taxes, plays a central role in the opening. this modern—day godiva is an nhs nurse, campaigning for better pay and ppe during the pandemic. for me, it's about empowerment and ensuring that everyday people like the community are empowered to be able to be involved. and helping people, you know? it has been a challenging feat, planning a cultural programme in a pandemic. concerns about crowds have kept announcements low—key in secret. so a city of surprises awaits. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos. hello there. much of the country saw a fine day today with some good spells of sunshine, in

at the lismore koala hospital — one of a handful dedicated solely to koalas — the list of long—term residents named triumph, is already famous. so do you have a special bond with this koala? 0h, absolutely! i've him since he was a baby. with part of his leg missing, triumph was recently fitted with a prosthetic limb — a world first. hey, buddy! there you go! it's a welcome milestone in koala care. but for the frontline teams caring for australia's iconic wildlife, the trauma of black summer looms large. we're already full with koalas that were suffering. we had record numbers. it was — i think we had at one stage 3a koalas, which is — yeah, we — we were struggling. so we were already building up runs. and then when the fires hit, unfortunately we had to wait until it was clear for us to go out, but most of them perished. it did bring a lot of awareness around. if only covid didn't come out shortly after, othewise we could still be educating people. but yeah, absolutely, there was a keen interest all over the world. so in one way it was good, but it was devastating to our wildlife. with the re

another of the energies is the artist and model daniel lismore, embodying the spirit of innovation.called fillongley. it's just on the border of coventry, and all my family are in coventry. i went to school in coventry, as well, and this is kind of where i grew up. it's been amazing, actually — you know, my life is so crazy, and i've been travelling the world constantly, and all of a sudden i'm back with my mum. close your eyes for a moment and imagine a place where creation is constant, where there's courage and space to transcend and to test. i think compared to 18 years ago, it's been very different, people have been very positive. i rememberjust outside there, i was bullied at the bus stop for being, you know, queer, all the time. and now i canjust happily walk across the city without — you know, a few smiles, a few glares, but...! we need to start appreciating each other, and i hope the city of culture does that. it's time that we kind of accept each other — cos we're all here. meanwhile, somewhere in the suburbs, people and horses are gathering. modern—day lady godivas are pre

artist and model daniel lismore uses his body as a living work of art.ken him around the world. but his roots are firmly planted in coventry. to my right is where i used to get bullied at a bus stop. i rememberjust thinking, like, "what is there for me?" and then coming back later on, and the city is booming and there are so many amazing things. the legend of lady godiva, who rode naked on a horse to protest against taxes, plays a central role in the opening. this modern—day godiva is an nhs nurse, campaigning for better pay and ppe during the pandemic. for me, it's about empowerment and ensuring that everyday people, like the community, are empowered to be able to be involved. and giving people opportunities, you know? it's been a challenging feat, planning a cultural programme in a pandemic. concerns about crowds have kept announcements low—key and secret. so a city of surprises awaits. colleen harris, bbc news. that's it. have a very good night. hello. while most parts of the uk got to see sunshine on friday, four eastern areas of england, hello and w

artist and model daniel lismore uses his body as a living work of art.roots are firmly planted in coventry. i rememberjust thinking, like, you know, "what is there for me?" and then coming back later on, and the city is booming, you know, there are so many amazing things. the legend of lady godiva, who rode naked on a horse to protest against taxes, plays a central role in the opening. this modern—day godiva is an nhs nurse, campaigning for better pay and ppe during the pandemic. for me, it's about empowerment and ensuring that everyday people like the community are empowered to be able to be involved. and helping people, you know? it has been a challenging feat, planning a cultural programme in a pandemic. concerns about crowds have kept announcements low—key in secret. so a city of surprises awaits. colleen harris has spent the afternoon talking to the performers in coventry. i'm in the beautiful grounds of coventry cathedral and on my right is the herbert gallery, where the turner prize will be coming later this year. this is a centre point for part o

be called lismore and four, but her smoke signal busy. so you how there are college fo the data, it appears this could be a school for the dome. the script the angry them white male for comment. >> well, going to be brief because i checked the list everything is at a daily basis is on the list. long time and knows see. i will tell you with all these restrictions, the one positive thing is i will never have to talk to these knuckleheads agai and i checked a knucklehead and that is not the list. i think i figured this out and in order to have a meaningful dialogue, just get the dialog altogether. that is left will be grunting and sighing like that dialogue in a portal as we look as to ou infantile stages of existence. there will be no more pens in the world, all the -- only tell is. went to work a one man. it is cold college because in the old days at a place of learning. now please note that's not the case but it's plays for ritual indoctrination into the cult of mindless conformity. tried to stop calling colleges colleges. we need a new n

be called lismore and four, but her smoke signal busy. so you how there are college fo the data, it appears this could be a school for the dome. the script the angry them white male for comment. >> well, going to be brief because i checked the list everything is at a daily basis is on the list. long time and knows see. i will tell you with all these restrictions, the one positive thing is i will never have to talk to these knuckleheads agai and i checked a knucklehead and that is not the list. i think i figured this out and in order to have a meaningful dialogue, just get the dialog altogether. that is left will be grunting and sighing like that dialogue in a portal as we look as to ou infantile stages of existence. there will be no more pens in the world, all the -- only tell is. went to work a one man. it is cold college because in the old days at a place of learning. now please note that's not the case but it's plays for ritual indoctrination into the cult of mindless conformity. tried to stop calling colleges colleges. we need a new n

artist and model daniel lismore uses his body as a living work of art.or me? and then coming back later on, and the city is booming and there are so many amazing things. the legend of lady godiva, who rode naked on a horse to protest against taxes, plays a central role in the opening. this modern—day godiva is an nhs nurse, campaigning for better pay and ppe during the pandemic. for me, it's about empowerment and ensuring that everyday people, like the community, are empowered to be able to be involved. and giving people opportunities, you know? it's been a challenging feat, planning a cultural programme in a pandemic. concerns about crowds have kept announcements low—key and secret. so, a city of surprises awaits. colleen harris, bbc news. time for a look at the weather here's tomasz schafernaker.

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