on the orkney wildlife cake.d. nobody really knows what the next step will be for the birds, because nobody who's alive now has seen this before. but there's great potential for this to be the start of a new population. and they really look like they belong, soaring up on the cliffs. visitors have been coming to see the tomb of the eagles for many years now. it's good now that they can go to hoy and see the real bird. to wrap up this week, i'm in alexandra, a township in south africa's largest city, johannesburg, and home to a sensational form of street dance. combining high—energy routines with eye—popping fashion, this is pa ntsula. this style of dancing is absolutely incredible. it's fast paced, it's energetic... ..and it's technical. but for young south africans, it's so much more than this. it's a movement that encapsulates storytelling, fashion and social expression. and just look at those dance moves. my mind is just blown! for via vyndal, everything in their act holds a special significance — from their m

main battle sheep -- battleship fleet appeared in their orkneys. and cruisers operating further afield up here to keep supplies from getting to germany. the germans did not consider this blockade to be particularly legal. it is not something that had happened before. what was the response? counter blockade. how can you blockade if you are blockaded? you use submarines. that is what the german navy did from february 1915 on your it let's look at some of the numbers on this. obviously, beginning of first two years, very on and off affair. ,t tended to bring the international consequences of blockading the united states into the war. along the way, we got some numbers. 12.6ts in world war i sank million ships. -- 12.6 million tons of shipping. 6 million tons in 1917. total is about as much as was sunk in 1942. u-boats sank about 6500 ships. damaged or captured a thousand more on top of that. the biggest months of either war april 1917.is , anyop scoring submarine nation, anymore, is a german world war i submarine. you 35. the top three scoring submari

some rain into shetland, moving towards orkney, the far north of mainland scotla nd orkney, the far northt will contribute to a coolerfeel and many places having breeze that will contribute to a cooler feel and many places having a dry afternoon with sunshine. temperatures very few as high as 20 celsius. maybe just around the london area. here is the weekend, we become less focussed on the low pressure in the north sea and more focussed on a new area. it will favour england and wales with some rain, particularly wales and western parts of england. although southern areas could avoid most of that and stay mainly dry. but that is still open to question. a few showers around scotland and northern ireland. but here some dry and sunny weather at times as well. for sunday, still an area of cloud, patchy rain and showers affecting england and wales. showers running into north—west scotland and some could be heavy. elsewhere, dry, some sunshine and warmer for some of us too. this is bbc news — i'm martine croxall. the headlines at eight. british airways says it is urgently investigating the theft

a glimpse of some rare flying visitors to 0rkney. catch a glimpse of some rare flying visitors to orkneyre not entirely sure where the eagles have come from. there is an outside chance they have come direct from norway. first up on this week's programme, we had to ibiza. a bill eric islands known as much for its nightlife as its idyllic sunsets —— baelaric. but what is it like hitting the famous dance clubs they are ina hitting the famous dance clubs they are in a wheelchair? alex taylor agreed to take us for a spin to find out. ibiza, home to a world—famous nightlife scene four decade strong, and a paradise for clubbers worldwide. as someone who lives for clubbing, parties and a good time, it is no wonder i've ended up here. the only difference is, i'm in one of these. i am alex, and i am a bbc journalist. i've got cerebral palsy and have used a wheelchair since i was young. so i need a carer to help me with lots of day—to—day things. i also happen to be a pretty big clubber. i am also happen to be a pretty big clubber. iam myself also happen to be a pretty big clubber. i am myself on t

in the first day, cloud and ran extending further north into orkney and shetland.s of england and wales. on thursday, we still have an area of high pressure across much of england and wales said it will be slowly sliding its way south and east. further outbreaks of rain across scotland and northern ireland top more cloud into northern england with the odd spot of rain. a head of the front, some good spells of sunshine. noticed these orange colours. by thursday afternoon, ahead of the front, it will feel very warm indeed. up to 23 degrees celsius. fresher air behind it and we will all be in it by friday as the front clears south and east and high pressure developing into the weekend so for most of us it will be mainly dry but we will notice at deep in the temperature so back to some fairly chilly nights as we go through the weekend. temperatures of 23 celsius, some chilly nights at the most dry with some sunshine. the latest headlines: bill cosby — once one of the biggest names on us television — has been sentenced to between three and ten years in prison for aggrav

the western isles and the scottish highlands moves its way a little bit further northwards, into orkneygle figures for a time. so this is the general setup as we go into thursday. we still have the influence of high pressure across central, southern england and wales, these fronts still fringing northern ireland and scotland, and bringing further cloud and outbreaks of rain through thursday. now, very slowly this will be slipping its way south and eastwards through thursday, but running into an area of high pressure, so the rain slowly starts to fizzle out. and ahead of it, we‘ve still got a good deal of sunshine across much of england and wales on thursday, and a warm day here. last day of the warmth, though, for a while, i suspect — temperatures on thursday afternoon across east anglia, south—east england getting up to 22 or 23 celsius. but behind that front, we‘re going to be in the mid—to—high teens. a sign of something fresher to come as we head towards the end of the week. so, from thursday into friday, here‘s our front sliding its way south and eastwards. high pressure starts to

the western isles and the scottish highlands moves its way a little bit further northwards, into orkneya bit more cloud across the far north of england, but clearer skies further south, where it will be another fairly cool night. some rural spots getting in the low single figures for a time. so this is the general setup as we go into thursday. we still have the influence of high pressure across central, southern england and wales, these fronts still fringing northern ireland and scotland, and bringing further cloud and outbreaks of rain through thursday. now, very slowly this will be slipping its way south and eastwards through thursday, but running into an area of high pressure, so the rain slowly starts to fizzle out. and ahead of it, we've still got a good deal of sunshine across much of england and wales on thursday, and a warm day here. last day of the warmth, though, for a while, i suspect — temperatures on thursday afternoon across east anglia, south—east england getting up to 22 or 23 celsius. but behind that front, we're going to be in the mid—to—high teens. a sign of something

across the western isles and the scottish highlands moves its way a little bit further northwards into orkneys the far north of england but clearer skies further south where it will be another fairly cool night. some rural spots getting in the low single figures for a time. so this is the general set up as we go into thursday. we still have the influence of high pressure a cross still have the influence of high pressure across central, southern england and wales, these front still fringing northern ireland and scotla nd fringing northern ireland and scotland and bringing further cloud and outbreaks of rain through thursday. now, very slowly this will be slipping its way south and eastwards through thursday, but running into an area of high pressure, so the rain slowly start to fizzle out. and ahead of it with still got a good deal of sunshine across much of england and wales on thursday, and a warm day here. last day of the walks, though, for a while, i suspect. day of the walks, though, for a while, isuspect. temperatures day of the walks, though, for a while, i suspect. temperatures on thur

the western isles and the scottish highlands moves its way a little bit further northwards, into orkneyt more cloud across the far north of england, but clearer skies further south, where it will be another fairly cool night. some rural spots getting in the low single figures for a time. so this is the general setup as we go into thursday. we still have the influence of high pressure across central, southern england and wales, these fronts still fringing northern ireland and scotland, and bringing further cloud and outbreaks of rain through thursday. now, very slowly this will be slipping its way south and eastwards through thursday, but running into an area of high pressure, so the rain slowly starts to fizzle out. and ahead of it, we've still got a good deal of sunshine across much of england and wales on thursday, and a warm day here. last day of the warmth, though, for a while, i suspect — temperatures on thursday afternoon across east anglia, south—east england getting up to 22 or 23 celsius. but behind that front, we're going to be in the mid—to—high teens. a sign of something fre

we've gone from orkney, plymouth, southend to other places —— currently in stock.ic on this great building. they also presented a life lost in the first world war and that immediately takes you back 100 years to think about those men who went away from these shores to their fate in france and belgium and many other places all around the world. it keeps us talking about the first world war crucially. and thinking about it. exactly. a stunning sculpture, thanks for sharing. it is here until the 25th of november and we will find out later what happens next. thanks very much, a stunning piece of artwork, and it lives long in our minds and will continue to do so, of course. out here it has been raining. a few showers around, and if we take a look at the forecast for today, for many of you are bright and breezy day after a chilly start. we will see some rain for some. showers in north—west england, north—west midlands, north wales, but the most significant rain working southwards across eastern scotland. in the coming hours it is north and eastern parts of england who wi

most areas a stunning day, a bit more cloud sometimes in scotland, the odd shower in the hebrides, orkney generally in the teens, at best in the channel islands. the cooler air in place, the mites are longer than the days and a court might come to light, the exception being across parts of the hebrides, further outbreaks of rain, temperatures around 9 degrees, widely in the lower single figures and away from towns and cities that could be frost on the grass and on the cards first thing tomorrow, although a cracking start to the weekend, if you have plans go out early, lots of sunshine from the start of the day, all clad in scotland and northern ireland in the afternoon, and across the highlands after a dry start here it will turn wet through the day. easy across the north with temperatures in the low teens, in the south, mid—teens at best. in saturday night, a weather front bringing showery rain across scotland and northern ireland and into northern and central parts of england and wales, sunday looks more cloudy than saturday but still sunny spells, more of the breeze on sunday and note

having said that, orkney islands council, one of four councils not to impose the extra charges said this your first time on nationwide? i was on the original nationwide in the 805. the first time in this carnation. welcome back! thank you very much. and sally, tell us about the engine that's being restored. we've been filming at the giant eastleigh rail works just outside southampton in hampshire. they are restoring the canadian pacific, which was built in eastleigh in 19a1. ina which was built in eastleigh in 19a1. in a way, it isjust which was built in eastleigh in 19a1. in a way, it is just returning home for a complete restoration. i wa nt to home for a complete restoration. i want to show you these pictures. book carefully at some of these old pictures from 70 years ago, and what do you see? the whole workforce is women. in fact, the site at that time employed 1500 women, partly due to men going off to war, but it seems fitting that the person in charge of the work on this merchant navy class locomotive today is a woman, doctor becky peacock.” navy class locomotive today is a woman,

scotland, lewis and harris as well, caithness, heading up harris as well, caithness, heading up to orkneyve as heavy rain. temperatures creeping up on the date. tomorrow we're looking at 17-19 -- on the date. tomorrow we're looking at 17—19 —— on today. on wednesday, for northern ireland, northern england and scotland, a bit more cloud around, also spots of rain. for the rest of england and wales, more sunshine and temperatures up to about 20. by the time we get to thursday, parts of the south—east could have temperatures back up at 23, pretty good for this time of year romelu and dan. also when you're standing in the freezing cold it must sound nice! —— this time of year, lou and dan. you haven't got your gloves today! i know, i wish i had brought them! poor preparation! i will have them tomorrow. sean is here talking about petrol pump prices. not easy today, you have to be careful when you say that! if you've been filling up your tank recently, you'll have noticed prices at the pump have been rising and rising. it's been pretty much 12 weeks of rising prices. the cost of filling up a ty