the north sea coastal bike cost goes all around the water and see from one national park to the next. and if you meet a ranger you can definitely aas them any questions they'll be happy to help. by whole fossil when it's high tide the birds have to find a place to rest because they can only feed from the mud flats that are not covered in water. now that it's high tide at lunch time we have a huge amount of birds. there mainly singles but there are also some oystercatchers and big curlew's. nest those world natural heritage accolade is read only awarded to sites which a unique. special here is that the landscape changes faster than most. believe. the geometry of the wants and see as special in that not shoulder logical processes can still take place on a large surface. there is a roge with areas disappearing and sedimentation that means new areas in my hunch but these natural geological processes on the coast on this scale are really unique in the world. that biodiversity here is a unique and very sensitive to change caused by the climate pollution for instance . it is vital that they

except for the houses safely built on artificial hill called boston there's no place along the north sea work people are more exposed to the forces of nature than here so how many then are an extreme habitat just like the entire water and sea just imagine having to fashion your entire life around title variations of times there's water and others there isn't that's a huge challenge for the plants the animals and the people who live here let's take a closer look. the warden saying stretches from the netherlands in the west to germany and on to denmark in the old. unesco placed it on its willed heritage list in 2009. this is one of the last remaining large scale into tidal ecosystems in europe. a valuable environment for endangered clowns and animals. to dudes and sand banks are also protected in this reserve alongside the mud flats. at the end of may countless seals turn up to rest on the sand. besting season is from mid june to the end of july. the tourist boat stand to distance and respect the seals need for quiet. the warden see is also an important step for migrate to rebalance they r

the low pressure polling eastwards into the north sea so polling eastwards into the north sea so verylowly, the strong doubts. to ease down. still windy in northern scotland, outbreaks of rain here and in northern england and northern ireland. to the south, drier, clearer skies, and the winds will by dawn. temperatures for most somewhere between ten and 15 celsius. our concern tomorrow is for some heavy rain through the central belt of scotland down into southern scotland, fringing northern england. to the north of theirs, mainly dry, mainly dry, too, for northern ireland. for england and wales, sunny spells and thundery showers. in the sunshine, 23 celsius, fairly cool where we've got the persistent rain. hello this is bbc news, the headlines: the disgraced us financier jeffrey epstein has been found dead in his prison cell while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. national grid has said it will learn lessons, after nearly one million people across england and wales lost power yesterday. michael gove says there will be a government support fund to help british businesses in th

quite gusty winds along the north sea coasts, thicker cloud piling in here at times too.ter periphery of the low, if you like, stretching probably in a line, most likely from the north—west of scotland down into east anglia. plenty of sunny spells, however. the sunshine itself, though, could produce a few homegrown showers, for example across the north—east of scotland. one or two of the showers, again, could be heavier. i can't rule out thunder and lightning entirely, but it should be nowhere near as extensive as it has been in the last couple of days. just a chance of a few showers developing across dorset, devon and cornwall come the afternoon. up to 25 in what should be a sunny london. there's a slim chance of one or two showers breaking out across the midlands through the afternoon. we may see some evidence of those for day one of the ashes at edgbaston, but i think hopefully we're going to get away with it here, with some sunny spells and highs about 20—21 degrees. through the evening and overnight, many of the showers clear as the low pressure centre whirls across

quite gusty winds along the north sea coasts, thicker cloud piling in here at times too.e low, if you like, stretching probably in a line, most likely from the north—west of scotland down into east anglia. plenty of sunny spells, however. the sunshine itself, though, could produce a few homegrown showers, for example across the north—east of scotland. one or two of the showers, again, could be heavier. i can't rule out thunder and lightning entirely, but it should be nowhere near as extensive as it has been in the last couple of days. just a chance of a few showers developing across dorset, devon and cornwall come the afternoon. up to 25 in what should be a sunny london. there's a slim chance of one or two showers breaking out across the midlands through the afternoon. we may see some evidence of those for day one of the ashes at edgbaston, but i think hopefully we're going to get away with it here, with some sunny spells and highs about 20—21 degrees. through the evening and overnight, many of the showers clear as the low pressure centre whirls across towards the netherl

the main low pressure that has brought the rain is out in the north sea but we are seeing showers developingll push down to the midlands, across east anglia and showers are possible in southern counties of england. probably dry gci’oss counties of england. probably dry across much of wales and northern ireland and temperatures higher probably than yesterday, possibly peaking at 25 in the south—east. for the cricket, not quite as warm here and a chance of showers as we head towards the tea—time session. but probably friday will be dry, may be warmer, as well. showers continue as we head towards the evening. before they fade away overnight, some still around. maybe one or two showers as well and those are the temperatures overnight. tomorrow, for many a dry start with sunshine. probably cloud again and showers developing. possibly not as many as today but in similar areas so possibly not as many as today but in similarareas soa possibly not as many as today but in similar areas so a chance you will stay dry with temperatures similar to today. let's head into the weekend. we have another area o

does he this is all this is in english crude oil from the forty's and who the oil from the north sea.this is the stuff everyone is after onus is on their stuff the crude oil contains lots of components each one can be sold that are separately sized that's why crude oil is refined. and that often that the refinery crude oil gets broken down into its components there are gas components liquid components and also solid components i'm in at the end of this process and so there's this leftover we hear that they can no longer be refined and leaked out this is what power ships come on down the tranny shifter does a sort of major when i turn it upside down nothing happens that's how dense it is at room temperature it's like a road surface this is the stuff ships run on. no matter whether a ship is powered by heavy oil or diesel exhaust fumes will always contain 4 main pollutants. carbon dioxide the greenhouse gas that majorly contributes to global warming. which you may know from say grain it also affects marine life. ringback nitrogen oxides also known as an ex they made headlines during the

north sea. we'll talk to the local mp and to a structural engineer. the other main stories on bbc news at five.

north korea managed to test fire yesterday. they still say they believe it was two short—range ballistic missiles fired from the east coast into the seastate media release, kim jong—un however, in this north korean state media release, kimjong—un is quoted as saying the new rocket launcher would be an inescapable distress to the forces that became a fat target of the weapon. now, that's a clear aim at both south korean forces here and also the us forces that are based here. this weapon, if indeed it isa based here. this weapon, if indeed it is a new type of weapon, would be the third new weaponry that pyongyang has displayed since donald trump and kimjong—un met at pyongyang has displayed since donald trump and kim jong—un met at that failed summit in hanoi in february. so what effect does all of this have? it's difficult to know. certainly washington is still brushing it off. yesterday we heard from officials in the white house saying that this was only short—term missiles and kim jong—un had promised not to fire intercontinental ballistic missiles, long—range missiles, and also test nuclear weapons. so far, long—range missiles, and

just how much came from ship traffic before we thought sure there are 10000 ships sailing in the north sea but what damage can they possibly do compared to 50000000 cars. but if you look at the pollutants if you read it how much is emitted per kilometer per ton of goods. you find it's much higher with ships than with cars. most people don't know that even further inland the air we breathe is being polluted by ships out at sea. cruise company say they have taken action to become more environmentally sustainable. this is keel at the end of january 29000 where a new to me ship is being presented. just like the other operators this large cruise ship is equipping its new ships with so-called self a school bus and catalytic converters that meant to reduce self dioxide emissions by up to 99 percent and nitrogen oxides by up to 75 percent the additions are also meant to significantly decrease the amount of particulate matter released into the atmosphere but it's hard to tell just how effective the equipment is. the cruise companies state vague it up because we achieve excellent values with the aft

north, 2a, 25 across central scotland. the outside chance of a shower and western areas, with a cooler sea breeze for north sea coast. 0n areasler sea breeze for north sea coast. on sunday, similar, maybe a shower across the higher ground of northern england back most places will be dry away from the very far north with temperatures even hotter, maybe 31 and the south—east, in the 20s further north. there is a gradual breakdown heading on into next week with atla ntic heading on into next week with atlantic weather system is trying to push in. quite a bit of uncertainty about the timing of the cooler air and the rain which could move in next week. but it looks like bank holiday money is going to be another fine day with a chance of a shower across western areas and widespread sunshine across central and eastern areas with rain arriving across the far north—west later on. temperatures down at around 27, 28 across the south—east. still pretty warm. temperatures beginning to fall away as the week wears on. the south holding onto the heat for longer but an increase in thunderstorms, showers and rain pushing in from the west with

quite gusty winds along the north sea coasts, thicker cloud piling in here at times too., stretching probably in a line, most likely from the north—west of scotland down into east anglia. plenty of sunny spells, however. the sunshine itself, though, could produce a few homegrown showers, for example across the north—east of scotland. one or two of the showers, again, could be heavier. i can't rule out thunder and lightning entirely, but it should be nowhere near as extensive as it has been in the last couple of days. just a chance of a few showers developing across dorset, devon and cornwall come the afternoon. up to 25 in what should be a sunny london. there's a slim chance of one or two showers breaking out across the midlands through the afternoon. we may see some evidence of those for day one of the ashes at edgbaston, but i think hopefully we're going to get away with it here, with some sunny spells and highs about 20—21 degrees. through the evening and overnight, many of the showers clear as the low pressure centre whirls across towards the netherlands. we're left w

in with a deep area of low pressure, slowly pulling northwards and eastwards overnight into the north seand south—east england with outbreaks of rain for scotla nd england with outbreaks of rain for scotland and northern ireland and northern england in this area will slip further southwards and become more showery and to the south of this, clear skies and not nearly as windy by the dawn of tomorrow. temperatures overnight between 10 and 15 celsius. the concern tomorrow is for the rain across scotland. persistent rain through the central belt and southern scotland and fringing northern england and that will bring disruption in places and it's starts to gather through the morning through the central belt into southern scotland and for the north, looking mainly dry with spells of sunshine and that extends into northern ireland for the afternoon and wales it is sunny spells and thundery showers. windy for the northern isles tomorrow but mainly dry and the sunshine extends into northern and western scotland but the persistent rain through the central belt into southern scotland fringes norther

quite gusty winds along the north sea coasts, thicker cloud piling in here at times too.ike, stretching probably in a line, most likely from the north—west of scotland down into east anglia. plenty of sunny spells, however. the sunshine itself, though, could produce a few homegrown showers, for example across the north—east of scotland. one or two of the showers, again, could be heavier. i can't rule out thunder and lightning entirely, but it should be nowhere near as extensive as it has been in the last couple of days. just a chance of a few showers developing across dorset, devon and cornwall come the afternoon. up to 25 in what should be a sunny london. there's a slim chance of one or two showers breaking out across the midlands through the afternoon. we may see some evidence of those for day one of the ashes at edgbaston, but i think hopefully we're going to get away with it here, with some sunny spells and highs about 20—21 degrees. through the evening and overnight, many of the showers clear as the low pressure centre whirls across towards the netherlands. we're lef

quite gusty winds along the north sea coasts, thicker cloud piling in here at times too.ng probably in a line, most likely from the north—west of scotland down into east anglia. plenty of sunny spells, however. the sunshine itself, though, could produce a few homegrown showers, for example across the north—east of scotland. one or two of the showers, again, could be heavier. i can't rule out thunder and lightning entirely, but it should be nowhere near as extensive as it has been in the last couple of days. just a chance of a few showers developing across dorset, devon and cornwall come the afternoon. up to 25 in what should be a sunny london. there's a slim chance of one or two showers breaking out across the midlands through the afternoon. we may see some evidence of those for day one of the ashes at edgbaston, but i think hopefully we're going to get away with it here, with some sunny spells and highs about 20—21 degrees. through the evening and overnight, many of the showers clear as the low pressure centre whirls across towards the netherlands. we're left with quite

quite gusty winds along the north sea coasts, thicker cloud piling in here at times too. the low, if you like, stretching probably in a line, most likely from the north—west of scotland down into east anglia. plenty of sunny spells, however. the sunshine itself, though, could produce a few homegrown showers, for example across the north—east of scotland. one or two of the showers, again, could be heavier. i can't rule out thunder and lightning entirely, but it should be nowhere near as extensive as it has been in the last couple of days. just a chance of a few showers developing across dorset, devon and cornwall come the afternoon. up to 25 in what should be a sunny london. there's a slim chance of one or two showers breaking out across the midlands through the afternoon. we may see some evidence of those for day one of the ashes at edgbaston, but i think hopefully we're going to get away with it here, with some sunny spells and highs about 20—21 degrees. through the evening and overnight, many of the showers clear as the low pressure centre whirls across towards the neth

that is how we enter week, with the north—westerly wind, is that low pressure moves out into the north sea that persistent rain we have been used to. basically, with the jet strea m used to. basically, with the jet stream continuing to blow across the central atlantic towards our shores, it is steering those areas of low pressure in our direction. so as we head towards the latter part of the weekend into next weekend, chances are it will remain unsettled, with low bringing further showers along the spells of rain, and without north or north—westerly breeze, it will continue to feel, temperature —wise, below par. that said, when we have the light winds, when we have the august sunshine, it still has strength in it, so it will still feel quite warm. on the whole, temperatures will be lower than they have been, lowered and they should be for this time of year, both by day and by night. there is more on 00:29:20,087 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 the website. this is bbc news — i'm rachel schofield. the headlines at 11:00. the convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein, once a friend of presidents and

north korea has fired two projectiles into the sea. ed as north korean authorities released a strongly worded statement saying it had no intention of sitting down for talks with south korea again. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with the guardian newspaper. one of many uk papers leading with a push by the labour opposition leaderjeremy corbyn — to oust borisjohnson — to prevent a no—deal brexit. in the financial times this morning, a warning from china's ambassador to the uk that beijing is ready to use its full military power to quell the ongoing pro—democracy protests. to the new york times, more on israel's ban on two american democratic congresswomen who planned to visit the occupied west bank. a move which was encouraged by us president — donald trump. in the arab news, climate experts warn the gulf could become unliveable with rising temperature and humidity levels. and, in the times — the universities offering school—leavers cash incentives as part of thei

slowly pulling away into the north sea as we move through the evening.er across scotland but another band will come into play across the west. all the time the rainfall in some spots totting up. quite murky further south as the night comes to a close. there is a 15, 16. here further south as the night comes to a close. there is a15,16. here are our two bands of rain. one band of showers pulling out into the north—east. this band further west. a few showers. some more lingering showers for scotland. persistent rain in the far north affecting all clear may be later in the day shattered. scattered showers following on behind. a fresher deal tomorrow with the westerly breeze. highs of 22 to 2a. thursday, then there is still in the north—west with bands of showers welling through the city looks like it'll be the northern half of the uk at risk of seeing some heavier and more persistent outbreaks of rain. i would like to tell you things will improve but the outlook, as you go right the way through to next weekend features a considerable number of showers, perh

the week because again just like we've seen through the weekend, the low pressure moves into the north seasday. coming from the north—west, picking up some cool air and clean up some showers so, again, if you expose the north—west breeze, thatis if you expose the north—west breeze, that is where you will see most of the showers in northern and western scotla nd the showers in northern and western scotland but elsewhere they cannot be ruled out, the sun is still strong in august so given some daytime heating, they could be lively downpours but again that spells a dry, bright weather as well which we hope will continue to friday with this little ridge of high pressure moving in the end of the work a week so if you are showers but it doesn't last because already buy saturday we've got this next area of low pressure barrelling down upon us. i really deep area of low pressure to potentially further weekend, covering most of the north atla ntic weekend, covering most of the north atlantic and it looks more like 0rton than august. so, as we head into next weekend it looks like we got more wind an

the area of low pressure that was responsible, that's now drifting off into the north sea, allowing this area of low pressure starts to push into the south—west during the early hours of friday morning. and it's going to stay with us friday, into the weekend as well, heavy rain and gales are going to be a feature of the forecast. but, for the next few hours, we've still got a few showers through scotland and northern ireland in particular. and a little bit of patchy mist and fog forming in western areas. elsewhere, we'll see lengthier spells and temperatures falling down to a comfortable 11—13 degrees just first thing on thursday morning. there will be some early morning sunshine and generally, thursday not a bad day for many. some lengthy, dry prolonged spells around. we still can't rule out a few isolated showers in scotland and northern ireland and maybe one or two into north wales and cropping up in the midlands. but, with some sunshine we will get some warm highs of 2a degrees, that's 75 fahrenheit. but that low pressure is going to start to push into the south—west during the early

as we move out of wednesday, that low pressure will drift off into the north sea and will allow this't mean to say we will rule out the showers completely, there will be one or two isolated ones particularly across northern scotland and maybe into the south and eventually by the end of the day, the cloud will gather here but not a bad day for many and temperatures again, 16—24 celsius, that's 75 fahrenheit. i hope you can get out and make the most of it because by the end of thursday and friday, we have an unusually deep area of low pressure for this time of year, bringing wet and eventually some windy weather with it so if you've got outdoor plans, if you are under canvas over the next few days and towards the weekend, please keep abreast of the forecast. heavy rain will move through northern england, scotland and northern ireland, leaving a trail of sharp showers behind and the winds really starting to pick up, gusts in excess of 40—50mph as we go through the end of the day. in terms of the feel of things, 16—23 degrees but underneath that rain, yet again it will feel pretty misera

for the north sea coast and south—east scotland, we could hang onto that cloud for a good portion ofouth west england as well. they could be heavy. if you are heading to the ashes at edgbaston, there could be a deal of cloud around but it will break at times with bright and sunny intervals. quite humid, light wind, and temperatures reaching highs of 22. still one or two showers around in the evening but they will start to fizzle out as we head through the overnight period and we could see the return of low cloud and mist particularly down north sea coasts as we head over night. elsewhere, clear spells with temperatures not dropping too far, lowe is between ten and 15 celsius down towards the far south. —— ten and 15 celsius down towards the farsouth. —— mike ten and 15 celsius down towards the far south. —— mike lois between we have a bit of a gap in weather systems. heading across northern ireland through saturday. turning initial spells of sunshine hazy through the afternoon and then we will begin to see outbreaks of rain working their way through by the end of play. elsewhere, a g

should amend this law otherwise all the ethnic minorities in the country including the us on the north sea and you think that's really the the main a barrier for region just to consider being repatriated yes because if the citizenship citizen is protected by the law if warning us are not considered citizens of myanmar they are not protected by law and that's why the military has the impunity the other extremists like your kind extremists and religious extremists have the impunity to continue prosecuting our community and committing crimes on and on again and again dr anita should thank you moving on to pakistan and a traditional race that draws crowds in the country's north farmers grab the reins and almost surf behind their bulls as they compete for the win and bragging rights . a day at the races. crowds look for the perfect vantage point for this traditional pakistani spectacle. i promise and landlords from around check repro. fastest and strongest our birds. jockeys balancing behind the fun during who's on the wooden sled as the bulls total towards the finish. the race is a part of our

does he is listening glitched crude oil from the forty's as an oil from the north sea.his is the stuff everyone is after on us all the rest of the crude oil contains lots of components each one can be sold better separately because that's why crude oil is refined. and the from the that the refinery crude oil gets broken down into its components is there are gas components liquid components and also solid components or i'm in at the end of this process and so there's this leftover we hear that it can no longer be refined and it does this is what power ships come on down we're trying to shift that's just a source. when i turn it upside down nothing happens that's how dense it is it's at room temperature it's like a road surface this is the stuff ships run on. no matter whether a ship is powered by heavy oil or diesel exhaust fumes will always contain 4 main pollutants. carbon dioxide the greenhouse gas that mainly contributes to global warming. which you may know from seed rain it also affects marine life. nitrogen oxides also known as and ex they made headlines during th

not exactly but it was one of these generators in the north sea, but the effect has been also it's thees, merseyside, all sorts of different areas, it is strange how all of the country, different places have been brought to a standstill in effect, as it also shows the absolute reliance that we have on critical infrastructure and the question is how and when people look at what's happening here, crucial is, is there any weakness there that it might repeat itself and if something needs to be done? it could've been a cyber attack but that has not been confirmed. this news came in this morning at around half past nine this morning but going into saturday, the british economy goes into reverse and yet it is still quite fundamentally strong. as these headlines say, is the first time in six and a half years that the economy has shrunken and it shrunk twice in two consecutive quarters and we are technically speaking at least in the recession, the shrinkage and i can call it that was expected but i do not think it was expected but i do not think it was expected but i do not think it was expecte

as we move out of wednesday, that low pressure will drift off into the north sea and it's going to allow so on thursday, not a bad day, certainly the best day for getting out and spending some time outside. that doesn't mean to say we're going to rule out the showers completely, there will be one or two isolated ones particularly across northern scotland and maybe into the south. and eventually, by the end of the day, the cloud will gather here. but not a bad day for many and temperatures again, 16—24 celsius, that's 75 fahrenheit. i hope you can get out and make the most of it because by the end of thursday into friday, we've got an unusually deep area of low pressure for this time of year, it's going to bring some wet and eventually some windy weather with it. so if you've got outdoor plans, if you are under canvas over the next few days and towards the weekend, please keep abreast of the forecast. heavy rain will move through northern england, scotland and northern ireland, leaving a trail of sharp showers behind and the winds really starting to pick up — gusts in excess of 40—50mph a

low pressure continues to push off into the north sea on wednesday. th—westerly wind that can still feed in some showers to the northern half of the country and it will also introduce something slightly fresher. there will be showers breaking out across england and wales, hit and miss downpours with some warm sunshine in between. those temperatures will be around the seasonal average, 18 or 19 in the north, low 20s in the south. perhaps a little bit dry as we head on into thursday, an area of low pressure tending to push on into scandinavia and allows pressure to build on from the south—west so it could be that northern ireland and much of england and wales could have a dry day with light winds and more sunshine, so it will feel that little bit warmer, 22—25. you can see pressure higher across the country into the start of friday but then we look to the south—west and this next area of low pressure, pretty deep feature, pushing in across the country, and at the moment it looks like it could affect much of the north and the west with some heavy and pers

the area of low pressure that was responsible, that's now drifting off into the north sea, allowing thise this deepening area of low pressure starts to push into the south—west during the early hours of friday morning. and it's going to stay with us friday, into the weekend as well. heavy rain and gales are going to be a feature of the forecast. but, for the next few hours, we've still got a few showers through scotland and northern ireland in particular, and a little bit of patchy mist and fog forming in western areas. elsewhere, we'll see long, lengthy clear spells, and temperatures falling down to a comfortable 11—13 to greet us first thing on thursday morning. there will be some early morning sunshine, and generally thursday not a bad day for many. some lengthy, dry prolonged spells around. we still can't rule out a few isolated showers into scotland, northern ireland, and maybe one or two into north wales and cropping up in the midlands. but, with some sunshine, we'll get some warmth. highs of 2a degrees, that's 75 fahrenheit. but that low pressure is going to start to push into the

heading through tomorrow, our low pressure drifts away into the north sea.of low pressure. on thursday, it moves from the south—west through friday into the north of the country, bringing heavy rain. where you see a squeeze in the isobars, that means it's going to be windy. there goes the rain moving across northern england and scotland, rusting all of us, then you can see the next batch right behind it, the heaviest of which will be in the west —— affecting all of us. the trees are in full bloom and if you are camping, it could lead to travel disruption. notjust on friday but also saturday. what's happening is as the low pressure centre moves northwards, you can see not much in the way of wind in that centre, no isobars, but behind it, there's a good array of isobars, like guitar strings, so that means the wind is going to pick up. in summary, on friday there will be heavy rain for a time and the wind will start to strengthen. but on saturday, we are likely to the gales for england and wales. already has caused cancellation of some events, so if you're doin

tied in with this area of low pressure which is putting away eastwards in the north sea. 0vernight wedy. south seaman and northern scotland some rain outbreaks extending into northern ireland. slips its way southwards and becomes more showery. drier in the south as daytime showers start to fade away and it is an idea of average wind strength by don. we have lost the strongest gusts and temperatures for most overnight. sitting somewhere between 10—15dc. ran across parts of scotland for the centre about down in southern scotland. and into northern england as well. 20—30 mm in places by the end of the day and could bring disruption. you see how the rain gathers through the morning. drier further north in scotland and the northern ireland's —— northern isles and northern ireland. the rest of them in and wales, the mix of sunny spells but also heavy and thundershowers. a look at 4pm in the afternoon, windy but dried with spells of sunshine. extending down into northern and western scotland and you see the rain persisting through the central down into southern scotland and into northern eng

low pressure will be pushing out into the north sea, so these showers affecting scotland and we should for northern ireland, for wales, central and southern england and perhaps a little warmer, 2a degrees in london. high pressure building in for the week to start the weekend, however as we move through the weekend, this big area of low pressure will move in off the atlantic. closely packed isobars and it will actually turn quite windy, too. one thing it'll be doing is digging up some warm air from the near continent. so it won't be colder despite it turning a lot more unsettled. so, into next weekend, after that brief period of dry weather during the week, it will be unsettled. so there'll be some rain at times and it could turn quite windy, as you can see here. as far as temperatures remain average. tonight at 10... police say several people may have been killed in a mass shooting in texas. it happened at a packed shopping mall in the city of el paso. at this time, we have ruled out multiple shooters. it's still active but, as of right now, we have one person in custody. desperate eff

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research shows the temperature across the north sea has risen up to 1.5 degrees in the last 40 yea rsing around scotland's shetland islands as matt taylor has been finding out. fish that have been traditionally caught in these waters for generations are moving towards colder seas further north. meanwhile, fish preferring warmer waters are starting to thrive around shetland. alan has been fishing these waters for 38 years, and in that time he's noticed a lot of changes. a lot more cod and ten or 15 years ago you would not of seen it. we are trying to get crab, a lot less of them around and more lobsters. so probably when one moves in another moves out. the climate is massive. a lot of people blame overfishing but one of the biggest things is natural causes. changes in the seas around shetland make tougher for the island's most popular sea birds. they say it's a sharp decline here due to the number of warming waters, and since 1981 is in a 90% decrease in the number of kittiwakes alone. what he think the main factor is behind those numbers? availability. the sea temperature just goes up

storms at that will drift away from eastern england, the eastern side of scotland and out into the north seaice the temperatures slide back into the upper teens and late sunshine. having achieved that change to wednesday, towards the end of the week we will stay cooler and busier and cloudier. for some, really quite wet as well. as the jetstream fires a succession of lows and frontal systems at the british isles, especially, but not exclusively, the northern half of britain. you see here on thursday we‘re going to see sufficient cloud down for there to be pieces of rain on those breezes. temperatures in the mid teens in the north, low 20s a little bit further towards the south. not a deal of change on friday, still unsettled with the frontal system waving its way across the northern half of the british isles, but later in the day, across the irish sea and the north and west of wales, the driest of the weather for the longest period of time down in the south—east. syndrome this is the business briefing. i‘m samantha simmonds. johnson &johnson‘s share price soars after it‘s ordered to pay over

where the north sea and the atlantic ocean meats.lands, beset by winds and gales. about 20 of the islands are inhabited at the very location is one of the remote settlements in the uk means it's an ideal place to test new forms of energy such as wave, wind and tide. wave energy is literally the energy in the waves but ultimately that's been driven by the wind. in orkney, because we've got the full force of the atlantic ocean, it is very windy, so we get lots of very big waves crashing against our shores. tidal energy is driven by gravitational forces, where we get the biggest opportunity for tidal energy is the stream and thatis for tidal energy is the stream and that is concentrated around the islands of orkney and a few other places. orkney was once dependent on the scottish mainland for power but today, it fulfils its own energy needs. this tidal turbine pioneered by an orkney —based marine energy firm is being tested by seawater moving its blades. technology takes energy from sea and converts it to a city. the principle behind it

the wicker beach chair is tightly interwoven with beach culture at the baltic and the north sea and rarely found outside of. many of them is an island of superlatives it has germany's longest range some 1900 hours of sunshine a year and it's super full especially the beaches are overrun by tourists what i'm wondering is are there any quiet sponsor left let's find out together on a tour around the. show you the so-called imperial spouse heading stove bake and buns eat. a local will share with us the beauty of granada in spain. and our of email takes us to mexico. to saddam has an impressive 12 kilometer boardwalk at leats you passed lots of greenery and beautiful buildings. the promenade is the most direct connection between the popular resorts of hitting stuff and back and stretches out all the way. in poland blows it up as part german part polish the island is famous for its peers is actually home to germany's oldest it was built in 1082. after about a quarter of the way you come upon a restaurant in the winter and this is a great place to hide from the cold winds but down in the summer i