and then next to that is the actual port of plymouth itself. the full plain basically comes all the way down behind the hill to the sea in plymouth. scientifically, it was being monitored and we had two years of activity before the actual lava started coming out. so it waclear th something was happening. on the other hand, if you had asked us in 1995:"would it last more than 20 years?", we would have laughed in your face. we've had five periods when lava has come out, and five pauses when nothing has happened, and we're currently in a pause. nothing's happening in the surface. but our monitoring shows that there's still something pushing up underneath the volcano. there's still something trying to get out. and that's why we're still very weary of allowing people around the volcano because we know it has the potential to do something, and perhaps do it quickly. and it's when it does something quickly, that the real dangers lie. two thirds of the island is sort of inaccessible to people and this shows it perfectly. this is a satellite image of mo

it is the only maritime element and we chose plymouth very carefully because plymouth had the first nationalder in looking after our seas and oceans. so why does kelp matter? it takes up nutrients, so that's useful because we have a lot of nutrients in the sand. it takes up carbon dioxide, which we all know is really important from the point of view of trying to combat global warming. but it is also a three—dimensional habitat, so it stands up in the water, so all the little animals are things like young fish and so on, can swim in amongst it and they can hide from their predators and grow up to be big and strong. so the next time you are here enjoying this beautiful view across plymouth sound, remember the forests under the sea as well. andrea 0rmsby, bbc spotlight, plymouth. it's not long now before it's time to go back to school — and a pub chain is helping families across the north west get free second—hand school uniforms. joseph holt has asked people to donate items they don't need, and have set up collection points at all of their 127 pubs across the region. davinia ramos reports. as

among the i congregation, many wearing green, the colour that symbolises the plymouth together movementth home at 7pm this evening when artwork drawn by some of the children will be projected onto the tower. 0ne one year 0ne yearon one year on from the shooting which killed five people. thousands of people set early alarms to watch more than 70 hot air balloons take off in bristol this morning for the international fiesta — their first mass ascent since 2019. julia causton reports sunrise on fiesta friday and a field full of balloons are unloading, unpacking and inflating. thousands have set their alarms early to look to the skies. how was it getting up this morning? very annoying. what time did your alarm go off? half five, i think or 5am. oh, 4:30am! how was it getting up this morning? i didn't like it. for some, queues for the car park meant they missed the ascent. organisers have apologised. this is the first mass ascent of the fiesta and the first to happen here in three years. this is his daughter and his wife, they have come over from one bike, and they wanted to see the balloons

you can get a good used car to go to prom so i went down in my 51 plymouth with beach towels for seat covers and i have my uniform on and my spikes off. i have ran to a woman and i asked where i dad was stuck -- dad was. my dad was a well-dressed below and he was pacing back and forth between the big garage going into the repair shop in the door going out of the showroom -- and the door going out of the showroom and he said, joey, i am so sorry. this was before cell phones. i thought something happened to my family. he said i went to see, i guy named charlie belcher --delcher, -- i went to charlie and asked to borrow the money and he said, he won't lend it to me and i said -- he said i am so damn ashamed. my dad was like millions of parents across the country, wanting to help kids to go to school but there's no way to do it. he believed as i do that education is a ticket to better life. we understand deeply and i am certain many you understand as well put the ticket has become to expensive. all this means is the entire generation is not settled but unsustainable debt for exchange for

for most, that should hold temperatures up to 9 degrees for aberdeen, 13 for cardiff and for plymouth are going to see more dry weather. it may turn just a little bit warmer for some of us around the middle part of the week. there is a chance of rain later but some uncertainty about exactly who will see that. tuesday, a lot of dry weather, a fair amount of cloud particularly towards the north—east. one or two showers further west, that is where we will see the best of the sunshine. quite breezy across eastern and southern areas. that breeze quite brisk through some english channel coasts. 2a for cardiff, further north in glasgow, a high of 18. as we go deeper into the week, that area of high pressure looks set to retreat northwards. we are watching one frontal system pushing in from the west and a showery low trying to drift up from the south. some uncertainty about exactly how that will play out. it does look like there is the increasing chance of rain as we head towards the end of the week and into the weekend. i suspect there will be places that won't see very much and stay predomi

>> guest: the biggest challenge with that was writing about the mayflower, but the plymouth colony. as you were saying before, religion was everything to them. that is why they got on the mayflower and sailed across the atlantic, a sense of spiritual destiny that very few people in the 21st century have experienced firsthand and how do you get into that world, how do you write about their actions and do justice to what is the most important aspect of their lives? for me it was in that instance you try to use their own words. william bradford's plymouth plantation, he's constantly translating what is happening in 2 terms of the new england puritan who sees everything in terms of god's judgment. if it goes well for you it is god is on your side. if it goes bad for you it is a judgment upon you and perhaps a test and you are trying to interpret this kind of things so it is a huge challenge and for the past to be relatable there has to be some common ground between then and now and yet to do justice to the men you have to push it to a point where most of us go anything i can relate to,

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for most, that should hold temperatures up to 9 degrees for aberdeen, 13 for cardiff and for plymouth are going to see more dry weather. it may turn just a little bit warmer for some of us around the middle part of the week. there is a chance of rain later but some uncertainty about exactly who will see that. tuesday, a lot of dry weather, a fair amount of cloud particularly towards the north—east. one or two showers further west, that is where we will see the best of the sunshine. quite breezy across eastern and southern areas. the breeze is quite brisk on the channel coast, 2a in cardiff. further north in glasgow, a high of 18. deep into the week, the high pressure looks set to retreat northwards. a frontal system pushing in from the west, and showers drifting up from the south. uncertainty about how it will play out, but it looks like increasing chance of rain towards the end of the week and into the weekend. i suspect some places will not see very much and stay predominantly dry. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. the headlines — food is running out, and there's ve

nine degrees there for aberdeen, but 13 for cardiff and for plymouth. turn just a little bit warmer for some of us around the middle part of the week. there is the chance of rain later but some uncertainty about exactly who will see that. so, through tuesday — again, a lot of dry weather. a fair amount of cloud, particularly up towards the north—east. one or two showers further west — that's where we'll see the best of the sunshine. still quite breezy across eastern and southern areas. that breeze quite brisk, actually, through some english channel coasts. 2a degrees for cardiff. further north in glasgow, a high of 18. now, as we look deeper into the week, our area of high pressure looks set to retreat northwards. we're watching one frontal system pushing in from the west and a showery low trying to drift up from the south. some uncertainty about exactly how this will play out, but it does look like there is the increasing chance of rain as we head towards the end of the week and into the weekend but i suspect there will be places that don't see very mu

well, at ocean in plymouth, we have some early evidence. >> i feel like for its costs, there shouldn't be so many malfunctions. i mean, it looks a a bit disorderly. >> reporter: a bit of a mess on one side and unhinged on the other. the prototype did not fae well against some kind of challenge. in fact, it's not looking that much better than the old model still sitting just just across the street. >> with this can, and we send our crews out to look at it. i think you were out there when our crews came by. we got a couple of inquiries about it. here is this expensive can, and it's already broken. we want to see why it is broken. does someone want to see what they can do to break the can? is it normal wear and tear? >> reporter: rachel gordon with public works says what happened is the idea seeing how these des seeing how these designs work against whatever is thrown at t. >> i was out today in the mission district where there is a came with graffiti. all the cancer going to get graffiti. i am sad to say that, but they will. >> reporter: as they learn which which parts of which designs w

. >> whatever touch in the fire, plymouth fire department chief jana jones says bad luck played a big role in turning it into a disaster. >> the real game changer was that storm cell that had moved over. >> chooses whenever volunteers actually got to the scene quickly because he lived nearby. he and other reinforcements had a shot at containing the fire to within the original report at half an acre. until a sudden storm cell packing 50 miles per hour winds forced them to withdraw. >> that cell changed the wind direction and turn the fire 180 degrees and brought that fire back down the mountain. and then this fire went everywhere. >> reporter: more than 2000 firefighters have been making progress in containing the fire. thanks in part to improve the weather conditions. jaxon van derbeken, nbc bay area news. stronach a teenager is that after leading officers on a high-speed chase. a few blocks from the southern hospital, officer say that they tried to pull the teen over for speeding. his pickup truck wouldn't stop. and shortly leading officers on a high-speed chase, he crashed and was e

for most, that should hold temperatures up to 9 degrees for aberdeen, 13 for cardiff and plymouth.a little bit warmer for some of us around the middle part of the week. there is a chance of rain later but some uncertainty about exactly who will see that. tuesday, a lot of dry weather, a fair amount of cloud particularly towards the north—east. one or two showers further west, that is where we will see the best of the sunshine. quite breezy across eastern and southern areas. the breeze is quite brisk on the channel coast, 2a in cardiff. further north in glasgow, a high of 18. deep into the week, the high pressure looks set to retreat northwards. a frontal system pushing in from the west, and showers drifting up from the south. uncertainty about how it will play out, but it looks like increasing chance of rain towards the end of the week and into the weekend. i suspect some places will not see very much and stay predominantly dry. we will have the headlines and all the new stories for you at the top of the hour as the news continues straight after hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm s

for most, that should hold the temperatures up — nine degrees for aberdeen, 13 for cardiff and plymouthst a little bit warmer for some of us around the middle part of the week. there is the chance of rain later today, but some uncertainty about exactly who will see that. through tuesday, again, a lot of dry weather, a fair amount of cloud, particularly up towards the north—east. one or two showers further west. that's where you'll see the best of the sunshine. still quite breezy across eastern and southern areas. that breeze quite brisk, actually, through some english channel coasts. 2a degees for cardiff. further north in glasgow, a high of 18. looking deeper into the week, our area of high pressure looks set to retreat northwards. 0ne frontal system pushing in from the west and a showery low trying to drift up from the south. some uncertainty about how this will pay out but it does look like there is increasing chance of rain as we head towards the end of the week and into the weekend. but i suspect there will be places that don't see very much and stay predominantly dry. welcome to b

really quite warm and muggy for some of these southern coasts. 16 in plymouth overnight, 9 in newcastleing its way eastwards will generate some outbreaks of potentially heavy rain at times. the north—east of scotland should start off with some sunshine and should hold onto some sunshine through the day. it may be that things brighten up a little bit down towards the south—west during the afternoon, but inbetween we will see this zone of wet weather, some quite heavy bursts in places, moving eastwards through the day. temperatures between 17 and 23 degrees. but those temperatures are set to climb as we head towards the middle of the week, particularly in the south. tuesday bringing some spells of sunshine, also some areas of cloud and some showers here and there, but more of a south—westerly wind. so, that will bring a warmer feel to the weather, particularly in eastern england, where highs will reach around 27 degrees. but even further north and west, aberdeen, glasgow at 20. belfast seeing a high of 21 degrees. it stays pretty warm in the south as we go into wednesday. a lot of dry wea

same for plymouth.he middle part of the week. there is a chance of rain later today, but some uncertainty — of whom will see that. through tuesday, a lot of dry weather, fair cloud around the north—east, one or two showers further west. that is what you'll see the best of the sunshine. still breezy across eastern and southern areas, quite brisk, actually through some channel coast. further north and glasgow, a high of 18. looking deep into the week, the area of high pressure looks set to retreat to the north. 0ne frontal system pushing from the west and ashoori lowe drifting up from the south. uncertainty about how this will pay out but it does look like there is increasing chance of rain as we head towards the end of the week and into the weekend. i suspect there will be places i don't see very much and stay predominantly dry. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. hello. today, ukrainians should be celeb

volunteers in the new neighborhood, he helps in is acting both as an advisor and a technical assistant plymouth hopes the new constitution will improve the living conditions in this remain skeptical, but to law says he will definitely vote in favor of it, in a gonzalez' grandma, under the new constitution, we would get access to water, electricity, and garbage collection. you could get, it would be written into the constitution. so the state is forced to pass laws to make it happen. it is better the battle must do you really think it will work? oh, so sick as a little constitution gets adopted. yes, but even then change won't happen overnight. the old little, the lee, margaret olivia. i made another activist, 33 year old pamela santiesteban, bought this plot of land for about 600 euros from the previous squatter. she overseas her small neighbourhood in the settlement. when the yo, i'm pamela, leading representative of the united nation was that's the name of this neighbourhood, nathan. i'm originally from peru, but i've lived in chile for 10 years and years and i moved here 10 months ago. and i

. >>> emergency crews on the scene of a massive fire at a boat yard in plymouth county, massachusetts destroying buildings, cars and, boats. smoke was visible for miles. witnesses report hearing a series of explosions. the cause of the fire is now under investigation. >>> when we come back, the mayor of new orleans threatens to call off mardi gras celebrations. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. (nathan m) secondhand smoke caused me to have asthma attacks, infections, and lung damage. and i never smoked. (announcer) you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now time. it's life's most prec

so for the 2nd day in a row, the english port city of plymouth set in a record at $32.00 degrees and for the republic of ireland, never before for the month of august. have we seen a temperature this high oak park, 31.7 degrees at southwest of dublin, so the peak of the heat coming over the course of the we can both saturday and sunday london, we got you in for 35 degrees. more clouds will float in, i don't think we're going to see any relief until early next week, and by that point, the heat wave will have been going on for more than a week, but of relief. also coming for central portions of spain with this batch of what weather we've got some forest fires, burning high temperatures. here as well. valencia 41 degrees, south of valencia. there is an extreme high temperature wanting as those temperatures cross 40 degrees. showers in storm still locked into the balkans down poor, seem likely for bosnia, serbia, and kosovo. some of that activity pushing into grease and showers never really too far away from it. stumble in the gambia has seen some of its worse flooding in house as centur

really quite warm and muggy for some of these southern coasts. 16 in plymouth overnight, 9 in newcastleinto monday, this frontal system working its way eastwards will generate some outbreaks of potentially heavy rain at times. the north—east of scotland should start off with some sunshine and should hold onto some sunshine through the day. it may be that things brighten up a little bit down towards the south—west during the afternoon, but inbetween we will see this zone of wet weather, some quite heavy bursts in places, moving eastwards through the day. temperatures between 17 and 23 degrees. but those temperatures are set to climb as we head towards the middle of the week, particularly in the south. tuesday bringing some spells of sunshine, also some areas of cloud and some showers here and there, but more of a south—westerly wind. so, that will bring a warmer feel to the weather, particularly in eastern england, where highs will reach around 27 degrees. but even further north and west, aberdeen, glasgow at 20. belfast seeing a high of 21 degrees. it stays pretty warm in the south as w

nine degrees there for aberdeen, 13 for cardiff and plymouth.r for some of us around the middle part of the week. there is the chance of rain later but some uncertainty about exactly who will see that. so, through tuesday — again, a lot of dry weather. a fair amount of cloud, particularly up towards the north—east. one or two showers further west — that's where you'll see the best of the sunshine. still quite breezy across eastern and southern areas. that breeze quite brisk, actually, through some english channel coasts. 2a degrees for cardiff. further north in glasgow, a high of 18. now, as we look deeper into the week, our area of high pressure looks set to retreat northwards. we're watching one frontal system push in from the west and a showery low trying to drift up from the south. some uncertainty about how this will play out, but it does look like there is the increasing chance of rain as we head towards the end of the week and into the weekend but i suspect there will be places that don't see very much and stay predominantly dry. this is

nine degrees there for aberdeen, 13 for cardiff and plymouth.week. there is the chance of rain later but some uncertainty about exactly who will see that. so, through tuesday — again, a lot of dry weather. a fair amount of cloud, particularly up towards the north—east. one or two showers further west — that's where we'll see the best of the sunshine. still quite breezy across eastern and southern areas. that breeze quite brisk, actually, through some english channel coasts. 2a degrees for cardiff. further north in glasgow, a high of 18. now, as we look deeper into the week, our area of high pressure looks set to retreat northwards. we're watching one frontal system push in from the west and a showery low trying to drift up from the south. some uncertainty about exactly how this will play out, but it does look like there is the increasing chance of rain as we head towards the end of the week and into the weekend but i suspect there will be places that don't see very much and stay predominantly dry. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching he

really quite warm and muggy for some of these southern coasts. 16 in plymouth overnight, 9 in newcastleastwards will generate some outbreaks of potentially heavy rain at times. the north—east of scotland should start off with some sunshine and should hold onto some sunshine through the day. it may be that things brighten up a little bit down towards the south—west during the afternoon, but inbetween we will see this zone of wet weather, some quite heavy bursts in places, moving eastwards through the day. temperatures between 17 and 23 degrees. but those temperatures are set to climb as we head towards the middle of the week, particularly in the south. tuesday bringing some spells of sunshine, also some areas of cloud and some showers here and there, but more of a south—westerly wind. so, that will bring a warmer feel to the weather, particularly in eastern england, where highs will reach around 27 degrees. but even further north and west, aberdeen, glasgow at 20. belfast seeing a high of 21 degrees. it stays pretty warm in the south as we go into wednesday. a lot of dry weather to come

the driver says he tried to pull away but was unable to because the wheelchair ramp was lowered in plymouth. of she, 2 of the wounded are in a serious condition. a pregnant woman in her thirties with an abdominal injury is still in the operating room. a very complex injury and a man in his sixties with injuries to the neck and had also a gunshot wound and is now in the intensive care unit. a 6 hour manhunt followed police cordoned off the area, set up checkpoints to search people and cars and rated homes. in sil won the palestinian neighbourhood has previously been the site of violent protests against illegal demolitions of homes, with allegations that the israelis are pushing out families, police say a 24 year old palestinian man eventually turned himself in and confessed, came into boldly before gall. did this is alone attacker, a resident of the city with a criminal record must. there is one conclusion from this event, as from the previous events, wherever homes of citizens of israel will have nowhere to run. who will hunt them down and we will did with them with full force of the long a

little wonder that people in plymouth today were so concerned. to be. yeah. because it's like, you know, nobody earns loads and loads of money, so if it does double, its quite a frightening situation. it is a concern but, _ unfortunately, there's not a lot we can do but wait and see what happens, isn't it? - just wrap yourselfl up like an eskimo! i do worry. i live on my own, sojust turning the oven on to cook one pie seems ridiculous to me but you've got no choice. this crisis is affecting all of europe. france has capped price rises at 4% but has fully nationalised the already state—controlled provider edf, meaning taxpayers are footing the bill. in germany, households get a 300 euro payment, plus an extra 100 for each child, while public transport costs have been slashed and public buildings are having thermostats and lights turned down to reduce consumption. ministers here insist more help is on the way. we won't know exactly what till we have a new prime minister, but tomorrow we will know more about the size of the problem. simon jack, bbc

very mild and muggy down towards the south west. 16 there for plymouth, more like nine in newcastle,be on the heavy side. best of the sunshine in the north of scotland and also later in the south west of england, and top temperatures between 17 and 23 degrees. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. daria dugina, the daughter of one of president putin's close allies, dies after her car exploded as she was driving home. the unite union has announced eight days of strike action by staff at the uk's largest container port, felixstowe, in a dispute over pay. security forces say they've ended a hotel siege carried out by islamist gunmen in the somali capital, mogadishu. ukraine's heavyweight boxer, oleksandr usyk, retains his unified world titles against britain's anthonyjoshua — then dedicates his win to the ukrainian armed forces. and more than 60 years after its first flight, the uk's last airworthy vulcan is looking for a new home.

for most, that should hold the temperatures up — nine degrees for aberdeen, 13 for cardiff and plymouth, we're going to see more dry weather. it may turn just a little bit warmer for some of us around the middle part of the week. there is the chance of rain later today, but some uncertainty about exactly who will see that. through tuesday, again, a lot of dry weather, a fair amount of cloud, particularly up towards the north—east. one or two showers further west. that's where you'll see the best of the sunshine. still quite breezy across eastern and southern areas. that breeze quite brisk, actually, through some english channel coasts. 24 degees for cardiff. further north in glasgow, a high of 18. looking deeper into the week, our area of high pressure looks set to retreat northwards. one frontal system pushing in from the west and a showery lowjust trying to drift up from the south. some uncertainty about how this will pay out but it does look like there is increasing chance of rain as we head towards the end of the week and into the weekend. but i suspect there will be places that don