are also part of the protected zone for every year in late may countless seals come from the open north sea to rest on the walking sea sandbanks in summer they give birth to their young here. to preserve this habitat in all its variety parts of north and night were declared a national park more than thirty years ago at first the islanders weren't so enthusiastic. that's not only going to take quite awhile back then there was distrust on both sides all they want to tourism all they want to conservation but it's in subsided. now the one see is an integral part of the tourism concept rangers from the national park explain is fascinating flora and fauna to visitors take sand hoppers for instance. that's just a chameleon down there the comedians of the north sea they live on the ocean floor dig themselves in and conducting their pigmentation slightly and this in don't you know have been to me all smiles involved so this is my first visit to the mud flats and i'm lost for words it's amazing what you can find here i dream of miracle will definitely come again. just think there's tension i think it

my destination this time it's located in the north sea i'm heading for the island of malta night and it feels as if my holiday has already begun on the ferry. all that's missing is a bit of sunshine. that snore that night over there fourteenth you know metres long and two and a half white it's the second largest east for asian island there are seven in all. and they all have these fabulous long sandy beaches but there are some drawbacks. by the north sea doesn't appeal to everyone seems to cold the winds too strong or tight and the water is gone for a couple of hours and the weather is extremely variable a real challenge nonetheless half a million people come here every year and i want to know why. one reason may be the title flats off the. wasn't see. also coming up on the show a curious video off the glaciers of parts ago. and several subbies going to show us her home country the emirate of rest little flame or. blue skies and sun at last the weather is definitely on my side. and the sea is waiting for me there are lots of peaches some of them are as deserted as this one. but can't

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dryer sta rts clear away into the north sea. wednesday and showers packing into the far northwest of the country and certainly a fresher feel two things. overnight it is a little warm and muggy in the far southeast oak london temperature is around 17 degrees or so, and about ten or 12 celsius in city centres across scotland and northern ireland. that weather pushes its way eastwards a cross ireland. that weather pushes its way eastwards across the uk and clearing off towards scandinavia with he waved pushing eastwards and rush whether for us through the day on wednesday so not a bad day at all. some showers around in scotland and northern ireland. across this patch, temperatures will be at least 10 degrees cooler than in recent days inafew degrees cooler than in recent days in a few spots. 23 or 24, top temperature across the southeast of the england and many places having a dry day with sunshine on thursday and a few showers on scotland and northern ireland and more persistent rainfor northern ireland and more persistent rain f

venezuela workers from britain's biggest trade union to be in charge will to take action in the north sea against the company this man leads you can look you purported six out of four and yes the pumping of seventy thousand barrels of oil a day has been threatening to the north seas alwynne dunbar an elegant platform as part of a dispute about pay this while fatah was eclipsed b.p. and chevron in net profits for the third consecutive quarter but as fossil fuel companies fight workers while continuing to prosper and exert influence over democratically elected politicians like they've always done international debate over climate change is now itself arguably changed he is the leader of the so-called free world com is talking about for all of this with the global warming and that it a lot of it's a hoax it's a hoax i mean it's a money making industry ok it's a hoax the president has tweeted climate change skepticism at least one hundred fifteen times including a claim that the concept of global warming was created by and for the chinese in fairness to the us president he then denied i do no

north sea coast, courtesy of a furley brisk northerly wind. —— a fairly brisk.und. lighter winds and the chance of one or two showers. in the sunshine, it should feel much better thanit sunshine, it should feel much better than it does today. lighter winds and temperatures in the mid—teens to low 205. there is a change on the cards as we head into sunday. a low pressure system will send rain our way, pushing into northern ireland as we approach dawn on sunday morning. then it works its way into south—west england, up into wales, north—west england and into scotland. through the day, this rain will gradually take a journey to the east across the country, with heavy bursts in there. it will be accompanied by gusty south—west winds. it won't feel warm underneath that cloud. with the rain, it will feel much cooler, with temperatures back down in the mid to high teens. as the rain clears away as we head into monday, a bank holiday for many of us, it is a largely fine and dry day with good spells of sunshine. more cloud perhaps for parts of north—west scotland, where

it would be too long until it moves away across the north sea, allowing a few dribs and drabs, raymonde midlands before pushing out in the afternoon. not a huge amount of sunshine. it will be a little bit cooler. eyes of 2223 across and wales. a good deal of cloud as we head into the evening once again. that rain, having cleared away towards scandinavia, a few breaks here and now. quite a cloudy and my ds stream. those temperatures overnight on the high side, probably a bit warmer across scotland as well. here, a weak weather front that will bring a deep pockets of rain and drizzle. further south across these western parts of england and wales. the cloud breaks in the sunshine. should be a bit warmer across the south—east. 25 or 26. 21 to many parts of the country. wea k 26. 21 to many parts of the country. weak weather front across the north. high pressure trying to build an across the uk. it doesn't quite reach northern areas. this arrives, especially in the north—west, late ona especially in the north—west, late on a day. some and that. a bit more about as well. still quite muggy so

pressure starts to rise into the north sea. the skies are rise into the north sea. the scottish cla ns. close to freezing in the scottish clans. a chilly old start to saturday but stronger winds and heavier showers in the north sea. word to let her showers there by the am word to let her showers there by the a m ward friday. in the sunshine that should feel ok. temperatures are not that great 17 a central belt. things are moving fairly quickly and he gets flattened by following pressure coming in from the atlantic in these weather fronts are now moving eastward more quickly. notjust a cloudy start on sunday but rain for the word go. the rain pushes his way towards all parts of the uk. heavy rain over the hills and with clouded outbreaks of rain on sunday temperatures will be depressed. the average maximum this time of the year 19 to 23. place the rain moves away fairly quickly as it moves away from scotland will be in between weather systems on monday for what is a bank holiday for most places. your showers just one or two around here or there. a flat bridge from a

troops in a band good fishing on first back is an age old tradition on belgium's north sea coast and icy delights of a japanese ice cream specialty can now be enjoyed in crude way. it's been over forty one years since the king of rock n roll elvis presley passed away from cardiac arrest but his fans remain loyal to his music and his style on both sides of the atlantic and one place where that loyalty takes shape every year is in the german town of bad now haim where elvis was stationed while in the u.s. army well there for the past seventeen years the festival has taken place wholly dedicated to the king euro max reporter hayley rawlinson traveled there and got all shook up by the activities. the rock n roller ushered in by over us proceed swiftly took the world by storm and still captivates fans today what's behind this everlasting fascination with the keep. growing up in cleveland ohio near the rock n roll hall of fame and i've heard elvis was the king of rock n roll since the time i was a kid but i didn't know he lived in germany and in fact i didn't know he lived in this tiny ger

plastic garbage with it the trash ends up in the city and in the north sea the pots found a set up special literature apps to prevent it from being carried further alone. this is really one of the horrors which is the most polluted so we are now here on the sides of the river and we see that when the river is there. been direction really blows all the plastics into this harbor and now we're able to retrieve it there. the traps are emptied once or twice a month come on can i still always check things over. due to the proximity of the sea and its time it's been even mastery of always changes direction and that's a problem for the literature aps. the difficulty that we have or still have is that the direction of the stream change this two hours a day so what we have to really develop is a system that retrieves the plastics but also contains its wildest dreams go without words and of the one and a half year of buying thing and test saying we're finally have a good result this thread works in all weather conditions. the concept has a ready been copied in far off indonesia there are two traps th

of crazy devices for peaceful paradise relax and explore on the island shrieker loathing in the north sea. in summer fish dish a kind of lonely income for carers a traditional desktop that. necessity is the mother of all invention but for you to over and inventor ivan miranda having fun is his main goal miranda invents all sorts of objects from a remote controlled beach cars to a sand drawing robot well his inventions don't always so republicans but they have gained a large following on you tube we caught up with him in action in spain. i only one we had a going to make my dad go on. and attack with colorful cannonball. the ukulele from a three d. printer. red beach bug that you can influence. well almost. these are all creations by spanish inventor even at random here he is on san sebastian bay at six thirty in the morning along with them is one of the contraptions he designed it assembled himself. if we're all going but i do this is a robot that can write anything i want in the sound. and i built it because i want to. know what's going on by you but doesn't have a publisher in itself. b

this was known as the north sea mine barrage. it was essentially laid by the united states because of our industrial capability to manufacturer minds. the minefields to prevent german submarines from breaking out. marginally affected and they thought about six of them but the germans either did not go out that way or they were able to avoid that. the second minefield was from italy across to the island. that dated from early in the war and the idea was to prevent the hungarian submarines from breaking into the mediterranean. another feature was known as it drifters. essentially british fishing boats that would maintain a large net. the idea is to catch a submarine in the net and when it happens the destroyers would descend on them. a lot of these guys were casualties because they were also the hungarian navy but the little action they did take was to sink the drifters. that is a look at the sea and with that i will entertain any questions. [ applause ] >> you have the microphone and off you go. >> i remember reading about the bat

and then overnight, that weather front is well out in the north sea, so the sky is clear. on't be particular cold, 15 in london, ten or 11 across the north. the good news is, if you want some sunshine, bank holiday monday is looking a lot more promising, just a few showers around but essentially for most of us a drier day and feeling a lot warmer, too, with highs of up to 20 degrees. hello this is bbc news with me ben brown. the headlines: the pope has continued his visit to ireland at the shrine in knock — where he was welcomed by around 40,000 people. this afternoon pope francis will celebrate mass in dublin, where 500,000 people are expected to attend. tributes for senatorjohn mccain, vietnam war veteran turned senator and us presidential candidate, who has died at the age of 81. former us president barack 0bama said he was an "american hero". new government plans to make it harder for businesses to break commitments to workers and suppliers if they go into insolvency — or risk being hit with fines. now on bbc news it's time for dateline london with jane hill. hello, and

and then overnight, that weather front is well out in the north sea, so the sky is clear. icular cold, 15 in london, ten or 11 across the north. the good news is, if you want some sunshine, bank holiday monday is looking a lot more promising, just a few showers around but essentially for most of us a drier day and feeling a lot warmer, too, with highs of up to 20 degrees in the south. you're watching bbc news and now it is time for click. this week another chance to see our sustainability special from chance to see our sustainability specialfrom june, chance to see our sustainability special from june, robots chance to see our sustainability specialfrom june, robots hunting killer starfish, a hurricane in a tube and a gravity train. florida, america's sunshine state. and home to the us's first sustainable town. this is babcock ranch. powered, befittingly, almost entirely by that big burning ball in the sky. and home to the us's first sustainable town. this is babcock ranch. powered, befittingly, almost entirely by that big burning ball in the sky. it's 33 degrees. the humid

richard: well, i think what is going on is the north sea itself is facing a bit of an oversupply. we have got a lot of light crude that has come out of the u.s., being exported over the summer, and that is turning up. and we have got a situation where the benchmark is weaker than the global balance as a whole. i think that is confusing a lot of investors in the market , because the benchmark says the market is really over slight. but a lot of that is down to 40 or 50 cargoes. currently, not being able to find buyers over in asia, and that is what is weakening the brent structure, but it is not a fair representation, in my view, of global fundamentals, which are looking much more robust than that. alix: so, richard, the theory is that once refiners pick back up in asia, particularly china, that is going to clear the north sea, and you are going to get a lot more room to export u.s. oil, and you are going to see strengthening in time spreads. does a potential tariff of 25% on crude products from the u.s. into china dent that thesis for you? richard: not hugely because , although the

things are calming down through this evening in the heaviest rain out towards the north sea.ing down into single figures, and a few spots of drizzle. many places tomorrow will start dry and sunny if you are up early enough. it will be wetter through the day in the cloud will push its way further north and east in the cloud over northern ireland and a good part of scotland. away from northern ireland, wales and the southwest, it will be a dry day and temperatures will be a little higher than they were today. for the cricket not a good first today's weather—wise at least, we should get a good play at lords for day three. by the evening session there may be some rain, and not far away from london as the wetter weather, a bit sporadic, and things are going downhill because pressure is falling. it look like at one stage it was going to be a blustery weekend and that is less likely because things are slowing down in the weather from there is slowing down, keeping rain on and off across england and wales, pushing up from the southwest. some rain across scotla nd the southwest. some

that should move out into the north sea.e, cloudy and dry in the afternoon, limited sunshine for england and wales. more of that for northern ireland and northern and western scotland. temperatures cooler in scotland, highs of 22 or 23 in and wales. a muggy feel really will continue into the evening and overnight. maybe more breaks in the cloud beginning to filter down into england and wales. lots of cloud coming in. that will keep the temperature is coming up. it might be a warmer night across the northern half of scotland as well. here we find pockets of rain and drizzle around on monday. further drizzle south around weston hills and coasts. best of the sunshine in this generally cloudy airstream is going to be across the more sheltered eastern parts of england and wales. temperatures as high as 25 or 26. doesn't need much sunshine. it will feel quite warm. humid air mass across the uk, south of this string of weather fronts. high pressure in the south, the next weather system arriving in the north—west on tuesday. that ra

most of the heavy showers at the north sea with the heavy winds. 0ne showers at the north sea with thechance of staying dry as well. a bit more sunshine and not as breezy or blustery carpet averages similar to friday. it will not last minute. things are moving quickly. we've been following us for a few days. this were the system is coming in from the atlantic and squeezing away the ridge of high pressure that has been leading to the sunshine on saturday. saturday night into sunday will not be as cold. it will be cloudy on sunday with outbreaks of rain. midlands, it is in england, you will start dry. but the rain will produce, heavy at times, particularly wet, and windy across southern parts of wales and south—west of england. a late improvement from northern ireland into west wales as well. but those temperatures are going to be depressed. the good news is things are moving on once again. that weather system will push away overnight and we will be between weather systems on monday, a bank holiday for most, and a better day. more dry weather and sunshine around. the flat ridge, westerly

the north sea and will drift into scandinavia, bringing wet and windy weather.troducing something a little bit cooler from the north. you really will notice the north. you really will notice the difference with the fuel of the weather over the next couple of days. first thing in the morning, chilly start, relatively quiet but showers gathering from the west and they will drift their way further east as we go to the afternoon, particularly into the south—east corner. the showers in scotland should stay isolated, sunny spells and scattered showers but a noticeably fresher feel. 15— 17 degrees. simla story for northern ireland. scattered showers drifting from the west to the east in the afternoon. slowly brightening up for wales and south—west england, some of the showers across the middle and will be heavy and thundery into the afternoon. by the evening, though showers will have drifted away. keeping the clear skies. wind direction, a light bulb westerleigh and that will allow them to dip into single figures. chilly start to our weekend and the implications of ano

it would be too long until it moves away across the north sea in the morning, allowing a few dribs andunt of sunshine. the best of that later northern and western scotland, northern ireland, where it will be a little bit cooler. highs of 22, 23 across and wales. a good deal of cloud as we head into the evening once again. that rain, having cleared away over towards southern scandinavia, a few breaks here and there. it is uite a cloudy and muggy air stream we are in at the moment. those temperatures overnight on the high side, and probably a bit warmer across scotland as .too. here, though, a weak weatherfront that will bring a few pockets of rain and drizzle. the odd spot of drizzle around the hills. particularly urther south across these western parts of england and wales. further east, the best of the cloud breaks in the sunshine. should be a bit warmer in the south—east. 25 or maybe 26 or so. 20, 21 in many parts of the country. a weak weather front across the north. weak because we've got high pressure trying to build an across the uk. it doesn't quite reach northern areas where th

away from scotla nd into the north sea away from scotland and england. for just a while. from england and wales and limited sunshine. there's a northern and western scotland and across northern ireland may just and western scotland and across northern ireland mayjust be a touch cooler with higher temperature is despite all of the cloud in the humidity across england and wales. 22 or 23 celsius. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8pm. the first black united nations secretary—general kofi annan buys at the age of 80. hundreds of thousands are made homeless in central india. thousands more for the victim of the motorway bridge collapse in genoa. ministers plan a new tax on disposable boxes including takeaway cups. britain's new £3 billion aircraft carrier has set sail from portsmouth to the us fighterjets will land on her for first portsmouth to the us fighterjets will land on herforfirst time. coming up in half an hour: a chance to see a hardtalk special with the late kofi annan — interviewed in geneva in april this year.

this ridge of high pressure is coming in and it will tend to push away most of the showers into the north seae stronger winds will be as well. a drier day, more sunshine on the way. a few showers here and there but a good chance of staying dry. showers lighter as the day goes on but disappointing temperatures for the time of year. then things change on sunday and change more quickly now because the ridge of high pressure doesn't last. weather systems coming in from the atlantic and they are moving in more quickly now. sunday looks like being cloudy with outbreaks of rain already in western areas by morning, heavy rain over the hills in the west and the rain will push eastwards and those temperatures really will struggle underneath the cloud and rain. 15 to 18 degrees. monday, bank holiday for many, it does looked dry and warm. you're watching beyond 100 days. british businesses should plan for customs checks and british drug makers should stock up on extra supplies. the government outlines contingency plans in the event the uk pulls out of the european union with no deal. the government still

some heavy and thundery and we could see thundery rain move up from france and it may stay in the north seaengland. either way towards the end of the week, there is a signalling for showers on friday to be replaced by general rain on saturday. the reason for that change is we have an area of low pressure that will swing in bringing rain and it could be a blustery start to the weekend as well. bye for now. this is bbc news, i'm julian worricker. the headlines at 7pm. at least 98 people have been killed and thousands of residents and tourists evacuated after the second earthquake on the indonesian island of lombok in a week. many people are still awaiting evacuation as authorities struggle to cope with the aftermath of the disaster. it's getting dark now, the is no power, is no water, we arejust going to hold out and see what happens tomorrow. england cricketer ben stokes "mocked two gay men" before a fight outside a nightclub in bristol last year, a court's heard. the trump administration is re—imposing a series of sanctions on iran, starting with metals trading, industrial—related software