she sank in deep water south of the isles of scilly.ng the dive, the current was running, which made it quite difficult for us. the first thing that i saw was a boiler. there's different types of boilers on ships, and this one was quite distinctive, and i knew it was the same type from the jacob jones. some were saved after the german u—boat commander signalled american forces. it's been reported that he did this because he knew the crew didn't have a chance to call for help. 64 american sailors lost their lives. their names are commemorated here at the brookwood american cemetery in surrey. it's nice that we know where this one is. maritime historians described this as a significant discovery. the poignant image of the ship's bell sat amongst the wreckage of a ship which is laying under the seas for 105 years, that brings a lump to my throat. and i rememberthose brave men doing what they were trying to do to assist the flow of supplies to the united kingdom. because of the depth of the wreck, the team were only able to spend 20 minutes

she sank in deep water south of the isles of scilly.to dive to jacob jones. the team made the discovery despite challenging conditions. all the way during the dive, the current was running, which made it quite difficult for us. the first thing that i saw was a boiler. there's different types of boilers on ships, and this one was quite distinctive, and i knew it was the same type from the jacob jones. some were saved after the german u—boat commander signalled american forces. it's been reported that he did this because he knew the crew didn't have a chance to call for help. but 64 american sailors lost their lives. their names are commemorated here at the brookwood american cemetery, in surrey. it's nice that we know where this one is. maritime historians described this as a significant discovery. the poignant image of the ship's bell sat amongst the wreckage of a ship which is laying under the seas for 105 years, that brings a lump to my throat. and i remember those brave men doing what they were trying to do to assist the flow of supp

she sank in deep water south of the isles of scilly.he dive, the current was running, which made it quite difficult for us. the first thing that i saw was a boiler. there's different types of boilers on ships, and this one was quite distinctive, and i knew it was the same type from the jacob jones. some were saved after the german u—boat commander signalled american forces. it's been reported that he did this because he knew the crew didn't have a chance to call for help. 64 american sailors lost their lives. their names are commemorated here at the brookwood american cemetery in surrey. it's nice that we know where this one is. maritime historians described this as a significant discovery. the poignant image of the ship's bell sat amongst the wreckage of a ship which is laying under the seas for 105 years, that brings a lump to my throat. and i rememberthose brave men doing what they were trying to do to assist the flow of supplies to the united kingdom. because of the depth of the wreck, the team were only able to spend 20 minutes exp

she sank in deep water south of the isles of scilly.b jones. the team made the discovery despite challenging conditions. all the way during the dive, the current was running, which made it quite difficult for us. the first thing that i saw was a boiler. there's different types of boilers on ships, and this one was quite distinctive, and i knew it was the same type as from the jacob jones. some were saved after the german u—boat commander signalled american forces. it's been reported that he did this because he knew the crew didn't have a chance to call for help. but 64 american sailors lost their lives. their names are commemorated here at the brookwood american cemetery, in surrey. it's nice that we know where this one is. maritime historians described this as a significant discovery. the poignant image of the ship's bell sat amongst the wreckage of a ship which is laying under the seas for 105 years, that brings a lump to my throat. and i remember those brave men doing what they were trying to do to assist the flow of supplies to the

mousehole, the isles of scilly and paignton — just some of the places where bird flu has been detectedbritain currently, restrictions are in place to reduce the chances of more outbreaks. we took the decision to bring in this prevention zone because of the focus on the west country that we're seeing with the disease currently and wanting bird—keepers to do all they possibly can to protect their birds and flocks. so far, the outbreaks have been in both wild populations of birds and in captivity, like paignton zoo, which was forced to close during the busy bank holiday weekend. the restrictions mean it's now a legal requirement for all bird—keepers to follow strict bio—security measures, including using protective equipment, stringent hygiene practices and reducing the risk of cross—contamination. tens of thousands of birds have been found dead across the country thanks to this new strain of influenza, first discovered in poultry farms in asia. experts say the risk to humans is low, the threat to wildlife is unprecedented. a bird flu outbreak as it happens in the winter and then peters o

breezy across england and wales with clear skies and later winds further north so it could be quite scillyhe south. an area of low pressure will move up in the south but topped temperatures around 24 south but topped temperatures around 2a degrees and a little bit fresher for the north. —— further north. this is bbc news. iamjane i amjane hill. the headlines: tributes are paid to mikhail gorbachev, the soviet leader who ended the cold war, who has died at the age of 91. in a break with tradition, the queen won't appoint the new prime minister in london next week. it'll take place at balmoral. royal mail apologises to customers, as a one day strike by postal workers halts deliveries. a bbc investigation has found that shamima begum — who left london at the age of 15 to join the islamic state group — was smuggled into syria by an intelligence agent working for canada. powering more than1 million homes — the world's largest offshore wind farm goes into operation near the yorkshire coast.

earlier this month devon, cornwall and the isles of scilly were also declared to be in a drought.nt in one of our hottest ever summers? you can see the impact _ hottest ever summers? you can see the impact it — hottest ever summers? you can see the impact it has — hottest ever summers? you can see the impact it has had _ hottest ever summers? you can see the impact it has had on _ hottest ever summers? you can see the impact it has had on the - the impact it has had on the countryside in wiltshire and some of the areas are now showing river flows at their lowest on record. with wiltshire and these are the areas in the south—west added to the drought status, that is 11 out of 1a of the environment agency's region is currently in drought. the impact on the south—west is fairly stark when you look at it in space. just notice how the landscape has turned to a definite brown, the vegetation, after one of the driest july is in about 90 years. it goes beyond that, winter and spring showed below—average rainfall. so is any rain forecast? there is the potential of the sun, a chance at leas

however, there was another walrus last year but became famous, wally the walrus, and he was seen in the scillypeople's boats and generally making a nuisance of himself but there was a task force put together to look at different ideas, including crowd control and thinking about ways to encourage him to haul out on a pontoon rather than people's boats in seem to work. what people's boats in seem to work. what is the status — people's boats in seem to work. what is the status of _ people's boats in seem to work. what is the status of the _ people's boats in seem to work. what is the status of the species? are they doing a right at the moment, are they endangered? what situation are they endangered? what situation are they endangered? what situation are they in? are they endangered? what situation are the in? , ., are they endangered? what situation are the in? , . ., ., are they in? they are an endangered secies. are they in? they are an endangered species- like — are they in? they are an endangered species. like any _ are they in? they are an endangered species. like any arctic _ are they in? t

have giving the isles of scilly? no- _ thrown in. have giving the isles of scilly? no.ve always wondered whether bees hop between these islands. i'm just checking the back page. eight purists on the island have painted an individual islands bees and they will track them to see whether bee from ireland x ends up on island y. have you been?— from ireland x ends up on island y. have you been? bee-n? yes, i have a. a beautiful part — have you been? bee-n? yes, i have a. a beautiful part of _ have you been? bee-n? yes, i have a. a beautiful part of the _ have you been? bee-n? yes, i have a. a beautiful part of the well. _ a beautiful part of the well. beautiful part of the world. i'm going to ruin it. apologies for this next story. it's the stomach—turning sight we've seen far too many times this summer — raw sewage being pumped directly into the sea. these will be some of the images we rememberfrom the summer these will be some of the images we remember from the summer of 2022, won't they? the water companies say they have no choice during heavy rain — and the government ha

those waters around the isles of scilly - waters around the isles of scilly are full of stories and shipwrecksrs and fossils, he has set up his own yorkshire natural history museum. he had a very special visitor who came to have a look at the fossil and of this dinosaur, who spotted a fossilised embryo fossilised inside the dinosaur bone, the first one in the dinosaur bone, the first one in the uk. ., , . the dinosaur bone, the first one in the uk. ., y . , the uk. someone very clever visited that museum! _ the uk. someone very clever visited that museum! that _ the uk. someone very clever visited that museum! that is _ the uk. someone very clever visited that museum! that is someone - the uk. someone very clever visited that museum! that is someone you | that museum! that is someone you wanted to visit! _ that museum! that is someone you wanted to visit! and _ that museum! that is someone you wanted to visit! and there - that museum! that is someone you wanted to visit! and there he - that museum! that is someone you wanted to visit! and there he is - wanted to visit! and there he is with his

early this month, devon, cornwall and the isles of scilly declared to be in drought.ss in a wide—ranging interview with a us magazine. meghan told the cut, "it takes a lot of effort to forgive," when she was asked about her relationship with the royal family, and her own relatives. she said, "i've really made an active effort, especially knowing i can say anything." she also spoke about the duke of sussex's relationship with his father, the prince of wales. asked about the impact of her privacy case against the mail on sunday, meghan told thejournalist allison p davis... "harry said to me, �*i lost my dad in this process.�* it doesn't have to be the same for them as it was for me, but that's his decision." a spokeswoman for the duchess later told bbc news that meghan was referring to her own father, from whom she is estranged, and was saying she hoped the same would not happen to her husband. lets' go to north london now, where we can speak with royal commentator richard fitzwilliams. richard, thanks forjoining us. it is quite a long interview, what did you make of it