hessian bags, they are lowered down on 12 miles worth of rope to form a new meadow here off the pembrokeshire shallow sea bed beneath us. they won't grow into mature plants until the end of the year. then, the hope is that in 5—10 years' time, they'll grow to fill out a meadow the size of two rugby pitches beneath us, providing habitat for tens of thousands of little fish and millions of invertebrates like prawns and cuttlefish. but protecting marine life is only one benefit. seagrass also absorbs carbon far faster tha n forests on the land. campaigners want more meadows sown around britain to help tackle climate change. we see seagrass as this wonder plant, really. you know, its ability to fight climate change, to help with fish stocks. we see it as this really practical example of what needs to happen all across the world if we are to meet our climate change targets. now, the team must wait for the seagrass to grow as they try to persuade people planting meadows right around the coast can provide one solution to the climate crisis. now, let's just now, let'sjust remind now, let's just remin

further south and west, code increasing and without some rain moving into cornwall and devon, pembrokeshiretop temperatures on friday about 6-11d. top temperatures on friday about 6—11d. how about the weekend? is going to saturday, one weather system going to saturday, one weather syste m m oves going to saturday, one weather system moves through, being followed by another one later on saturday and overnight into sunday morning. it could be stubborn to clear away during sunday. quite mixed over the weekend. on saturday there will be a future was before rain in the north and west later on. by sunday morning, that will be positioned across england and wales and it will eventually clear away later in the day. temperatures 8—11dc. blustery winds as well. a bit more positive into next week with high pressure building, turning much more settled. he you're watching bbc newsroom live — it's midday and these are the main stories: president trump suspends travel from 26 european countries into the us — but not the uk — in a bid to combat the spread of the coronavirus, which has killed 38 people there

hessian bags, they are lowered down on 12 miles worth of rope to form a new meadow here off the pembrokeshire mature plants until the end of the year. then, the hope is that in 5—10 years' time, they'll grow to fill out a meadow the size of two rugby pitches beneath us, providing habitat for tens of thousands of little fish and millions of invertebrates like prawns and cuttlefish. but protecting marine life is only one benefit. seagrass also absorbs carbon far faster than forests on the land. campaigners want more meadows sown around britain to help tackle climate change. we see seagrass as this wonder plant, really. you know, its ability to fight climate change, to help with fish stocks. we see it as this really practical example of what needs to happen all across the world if we are to meet our climate change targets. now, the team must wait for the seagrass to grow as they try to persuade people planting meadows right around the coast can provide one solution to the climate crisis. in a few minutes we'll be discussing tomorrow's front pages, but before that, let's look at five key developm

hessian bags, they are lowered down on 12 miles worth of rope to form a new meadow here off the pembrokeshireo fill out a meadow the size of two rugby pitches beneath us, providing habitat for tens of thousands of little fish and millions of invertebrates like prawns and cuttlefish. but protecting marine life is only one benefit. seagrass also absorbs carbon far faster than forests on the land. campaigners want more meadows sown around britain to help tackle climate change. we see seagrass as this wonder plant, really. you know, its ability to fight climate change, to help with fish stocks. we see it as this really practical example of what needs to happen all across the world if we are to meet our climate change targets. now, the team must wait for the seagrass to grow as they try to persuade people planting meadows right around the coast can provide one solution to the climate crisis. injusta injust a few in just a few minutes, the bbc news at six with the latest measures to try to tackle coronavirus, i'll be back at ten pulled up in the meantime, the weather. a wet start to the week for so

eventually pushing into the isles of scilly, cornwall, devon, pembrokeshire later in the afternoon.emperatures 7—10. lighter winds compared to yesterday perhaps making it feel more pleasant. tonight these show is on the north—eastward, more rain moving north and east as well. some snow over the higher ground of scotland. that rain eventually pushing into the south—east of england, an overnight temperatures will be down about 3—7. started saturday morning without rain, and the theme for the weekend, rain at times. not a wash—out, and it will be quite breezy, quite windy at times. saturday's rainfall clears away, and this sunday. this area of low pressure will start to move its way and, netting south and east. the wind is picking up and there will still be some rain around during sunday —— moving south and east. looking at detail, that rainfall and health normal clear away for many parts. some sunshine for england and wales before this next area of rain ms n. later on saturday to northern ireland and into the south—west, but ahead of that staying largely dry for the afternoon, tempera