matthieu laughs. ifeel like phileas fogg. you are.t already, you can start to see the buildings appearing behind buildings. exactly. your view is getting further and further. yeah, yeah. oh, man! this is my first time up in a balloon, whether it's tethered or not. you've been doing it for 30 years. does it still feel exciting to you? yes, very much so. it is always different. so, ok, it's a lot of fun, but we're here for work, aren't we? there's readings to be taken. absolutely. we have an instrument on board of the gondola, and they keep measuring the pollution while we go up. so every second we have the readings of the concentration of small particles and even, erm, greenhouse gases. wow. he is today a good day? yesterday was very windy. most of the time in spring or summer, uh, the particles get really high. in paris and in many other european cities, the air quality falls below the standards set by the world health organization. and even on a clear day like today, the balloon�*s instruments find unsafe levels of pm 2.5, the tiny p

matthieu laughs ifeel like phileas fogg! you are.y, you can start to see the buildings appearing behind buildings. exactly. your view is getting further and further. yeah, yeah. oh, man! this is my first time up in a balloon, whether it's tethered or not. you've been doing it for 30 years. does it still feel exciting to you? yes, very much so. it is always different. so, ok, it's a lot of fun, but we're here for work, aren't we? there's readings to be taken. absolutely. we have an instrument on board of the gondola, and they keep measuring the pollution while we go up. so every second we have the readings of the concentration of small particles and even, erm, greenhouse gases. wow. so is this a good day for pollution? today is a good visibility. pollution is pretty low. because. . .yesterday was very windy. but most of the time in spring or summer, uh, the particles get really high. in paris and in many other european cities, the air quality falls below the standards set by the world health organization. and even on a clear day like

matthieu laughs. ifeel like phileas fogg. you are.g to you? yes, very much so. it is always different. so, ok, it's a lot of fun, but we're here for work, aren't we? there's readings to be taken. absolutely. we have an instrument on board of the gondola, and they keep measuring the pollution while we go up. so every second we have the readings of the concentration of small particles and even, erm, greenhouse gases. wow. so is this a good day for pollution? today is a good visibility. pollution is pretty low. because. . .yesterday was very windy. but most of the time in spring or summer, uh, the particles get really high. in paris and in many other european cities, the air quality falls below the standards set by the world health organization. and even on a clear day like today, the balloon�*s instruments find unsafe levels of pm 2.5, the tiny particles of pollution given off by burning fuel in vehicles or buildings. it's been linked to a range of serious health conditions. welcome to the office. thank you very much. but matthieu think

he'll tee off alongside frenchman matthieu pavon in a short while.in a decade. his third round finished in a bit of frustration though with bogeys at the 15th and the 17th proving costly. he'll tee off around 7:10pm. now, jack draper will become the men's british number one tomorrow — and with just two weeks to go until wimbledon — he's won his first atp tour title. after losing two finals before, it was third time lucky today as the 22 —year—old came from a set down to beat the former wimbledon finalist matteo berrettini at the stuttgart open. nick ransom was watching. stepping into the spotlight, jack draper will be in the world's top 40 when rankings are updated tomorrow. for today, when rankings are updated tomorrow. fortoday, it when rankings are updated tomorrow. for today, it was all about a first career title, and the perfect wimbledon warm up, in a city also hosting the euros. but an early own goal in the form of a double fault handed italian matteo berrettini an early advantage stop after half an hour, the former wimbledon finalist have ser