our new pterosaur, ceoptera, we didn't expect to necessarily find on skye.imited to china. well, scientists have named this unique species ceoptera evansae, after professor susan evans, who has spent years doing research on the isle of skye. very nicely they have named the specimen after me, partly because of that work and partly 50 years on of working with small reptiles and amphibians from the fossil records, so it's an honour and it's very nice to be named in that way. professor evans. oppenheimer — the film about the physicist behind the atomic bomb — is leading the charge at both the baftas and the oscars. our culture editor katie razzall has been speaking to the film's lead, cillian murphy, who has been nominated for an oscar for the first time and is now gearing up for a busy awards season. hello! from dodging the undead in 28 days later... hello! to a murderous gangster in peaky blinders that made him and his haircut a household name. and i know what it means... and now the father of the atomic bomb. if the nazis have a bomb. when christopher nolan c

it's from the isle of skye, and is a brand—new pterosaur which we've never seen before.terosaur was mostly limited to china. sports news now. jordan have reached their first—ever asian cup final with a shock victory over two—time champions south korea, 2—0. jordan are ranked 87th in the world but played with nothing to lose against south korea who are the third—best team in asia, 64 places above them. jordan will face hosts qatar or iran in saturday's final. there'll be more on this story later in sportsday. before we go, i want to show you a unique piece of history. it was carbonised and preserved after the volcano mount vesuvius erupted in 79ad. and that's it for us here on newsday. goodbye for now. hello there. the weather is changing, its getting colder and that's going to bring the risk of some snow to some parts of the country. now, on tuesday, the temperatures were 1a degrees in surrey ahead of that weather front, which is taking rain down into the english channel. and following on from that, we've got the colder air moving down from the north. and we've seen some

from the isle of skye. we've never it seen before. we didn't expect to necessarily find on skye. roughly what the pterosaur is thought to have looked like. it likely had a wing—span of up to 1.5 meters. that's nearly five feet. you're live with bbc news. a mother in the us state of michigan has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter after her teenage son carried out a deadly mass shooting at a school in 2021. jennifer crumbley�*s son was 15 years old at the time, killed four of his classmates, and injured seven others using a gun his parents had bought for him. hana stjuliana, tate myre, madison baldwin, and justin shilling were killed that day. justin's father was present for the moment ms crumbley was found guilty. it's step to what were talking about and it's been our goal the whole time and it's not really about winning or losing, it's about making an apparent that murder is not in our society. live now to charlie langton, he's a legal analyst for fox 2 detroit. he's also an attorney and was in the courtroom for today's verdict. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. thi

from the isle of skye. we've never it seen before. we didn't expect to necessarily find on skye. what the pterosaur is thought to have looked like. it likely had a wing—span of up to one and a half meters. that's nearly five feet. you're live with bbc news. a mother in the us state of michigan has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter, after her teenage son carried out a deadly mass shooting at a school. ethan crumbley, who was 15 at the time, killed four of his classmates and injured seven others, using a gun his parents had bought for him. 0ur north america correspondent john sudworth reports. i do. amid an epidemic of us school shootings, this is a legal first — a criminal trial not of a perpetrator, but a parent. jennifer crumbley didn't pull the trigger that day, but she is responsible for those deaths. 15—year—old ethan crumbley had already been convicted for the shooting at an earlier trial, but prosecutors argued that his mother, 45—year—old jennifer crumbley, had been grossly negligent. despite her son's deteriorating mental health and his disturbing drawings of

there isjurassic age rocks on the isle of skye.ring the sweet spot in earth history when these animals are flying around. that's why we had the fossils year. really interestin: why we had the fossils year. really interesting plenty _ why we had the fossils year. really interesting plenty more _ why we had the fossils year. really interesting plenty more on - why we had the fossils year. really interesting plenty more on the - why we had the fossils year. really interesting plenty more on the bbc website about that. thank you very much forjoining us. we will be with the panel after the break. will be talking about the border deal in congress and aid for ukraine. stay with us. hello there. good evening. the mild spring—like temperatures now a thing of the past with much colder air sinking southwards across the uk. we saw some heavy snow today across parts of shetland, blizzard like conditions here, coastal gales too, across the far north of scotland and some heavy rain pushing southwards on this cold front along with colder air towar

well , i speak with kevin in english, i want him to know english, so kaya, skye, was born, i decidedperson besides me should also know our language, so skye i’m nasky, when did we start living together, we of course had moments when, well, everyone has their own habits, and in the morning some people like to drink tea there right away, someone likes a hearty breakfast there, yes, but now when there’s so much. .. features of each other that we would like to preserve, and a lot of indian culture we have in the family and which i accept, for example, in the family, well, according to the indian tradition of the book, food is sacred, so our children know that stepping on books with your feet, or leaving a book on the floor is not allowed, just like food, that is, we don’t kick food, we don’t throw it on the floor. that is, these are books - this is the knowledge of the veda, and food is what gives us energy , we support each other in all questions, in all matters, this is very important, because especially for me it was very important, because as a new person in country, when you don’t k

chris and his wife, skye, were there when the two met. >> when we met her that first night, we liked her. >> yeah. >> right off the bat i thought she was someone that would be a good match for travis. >> aaron dewey was a roommate of travis's. >> aside from the physical chemistry that was already there, there seemed to be a lot of emotional chemistry right off the bat as well. >> jodi arias has been described as seductive, sexy, sultry. and travis alexander when they first, met probably felt he was every bit her counterpart. he was a successful insurance salesman, handsome, charismatic. dave hall worked with travis and was close to him. >> good friend? close friend? >> very good friend. >> best friend? >> you know, it's funny because i've seen recently, numerous people come forward and say hey, he was my best friend. and that's just the type of guy travis was. he made everybody feel like you were his best friend. >> according to his friends, travis was more than a bit of a ladies'man. but this time, travis was out of his league. >> jodi became travis's drug. he was able to get someth

it's the second time a pterosaur has been found on skye.of bristol was involved in identifying the creature. today, we have just today, we havejust named today, we have just named a today, we havejust named a new flying reptiles was at the same time as a dinosaur and we've named a new species which we are really excited about. we've never seen before. we didn't expect to necessarily find on sky, this group was mostly limited to china. this is roughly what the pterosaur is thought to have looked like. it likely had a wing—span of up to 1.5 meters. that's nearly five feet. you're live with bbc news. former president donald trump does not have presidential immunity and can be prosecuted on charges of plotting to overturn the 2020 election. that's what a us court has unanimously ruled on tuesday after mr trump claimed he was immune from criminal charges for acts he said fell within his duties as president. it's a setback for mr trump, but a win for special council jack smith, who charged the former president with conspiring to overturn presiden

the fossil of a unique flying reptile has been discovered on the isle of skye in scotland.et's return to our main story this hour. prime minister rishi sunak has said he's thankful that king charles' cancer had been "caught early". he told the bbc he was shocked and saddened by the news of the king's diagnosis and wished him a full recovery. as head of state, king charles has a number of constitutional duties. the uk's system of government allows for them to be taken on by others, if the monarch is unable to carry them out. joe pike has been looking at how the system works — should it ever be needed. king and queen step. down from the airline. since 1937 and the reign of george vi, there are arrangements in place in law in case a monarch is incapacitated. the pressure for reform came from the fact the heir apparent, princess elizabeth, wasjust ten years old at the time. so the 1937 regency act was born and can apply when the monarch is under the age of 18 or is out of the country or is incapacitated. one provision is for the monarch to delegate certain functions to counsell

it's the second type of flying reptile, known as pterosaur, found on skye. the 19805 smash hit film back to the future. but at the height of his fame, before he was 30, he was diagnosed with parkinson's. now 62, he continued acting untiljust a few years ago — alongside raising money and awareness of the progressive neurological condition, for which there is no cure. now he's up for a bafta award for the documentary about his life, �*still�*. tom brook has been to meet him. i was big. i was bigger than bubble gum. the story of me, take two. michaelj fox has been picking up awards and doing interviews to support the documentary in which he appears. michael, good to meet you. how are you? the documentary is called still: a michaelj fox movie, which chronicles his life, his rise to major tv and film stardom in the 19805, and his life after being diagnosed with parkinson's disease. i woke up and i noticed my pinky. parkinson's disease. it's not a portrait of a man full of self—pity. quite the contrary. i have parkinson's. i struggle with it. it's hard. it's annoy

a unique species of flying reptile has been discovered on the isle of skye in scotland.nd backbone were found in a rock on a beach, but the fossil�*s skull was missing. live now to dr liz martin—silverstone who is a palaeobiologist at the university of bristol. welcome to bbc news. imean, i mean, this is a really exciting discovery? a gal really is, thank you for having me. tell us more. the venue pterosaur was found back in 2006 on a beach on the isle of skye and it has taken this long until we have been able to properly prepare it and figure out that it is a new species. it and figure out that it is a new secies. ~ , .,, it and figure out that it is a new secies. ~ , ., ., ,, it and figure out that it is a new secies. ~ , .,~ ., species. why has it taken so long, and what type _ species. why has it taken so long, and what type of— species. why has it taken so long, and what type of animal— species. why has it taken so long, and what type of animal would - species. why has it taken so long, and what type of animal would it l and what type of animal would it have been? i

and geta tsikava mad galoiny subject of the injection of the cossack land - geta agnyadishny tsmok skyegu, kabhouvats svae belongings, cyper tsmok motsna spіts, nadzeina, kіbtsyurastay paw kufar z tektytamі. menavita these extraordinary stones are so shy. tektyt is a celebration of four elements. as soon as the wind whined, the fire immediately fell on the ground. lichytstsa, that this paslanets cares, is enriched with natural magical properties. with yago dapamogai you can do more than just talk. kali sessi on the whole heta stone, you can make a wish for your greed, and yana abavyazkova’s dream. with the permission of the gascinous heat of the enchanted land, i went to their state. at the galouna hatsa are placed packs of karalas and karala elves. there and zhyly pakis round doors are carved out on elven style. the mattresses on the spoons were stuffed with hay and the bedroom smelled of summer. the tables are low and shaped. the furnishings and interior details are absolute, detailed and strict. you can think about it, but the truth and the truth were created by the hands of cossack

insane, galouny ab'ekt prytsjagnennya cossack krayina - geta agnadyshny tsmok skye.ongings, press the knitting needle on the cover of the kipture, paw the kufar with tektytami. menavita these extraordinary stones are so shy. tektyd is a celebration of four elements. as soon as the wind whined, the fire immediately fell on the ground. lichitytsa, that this messenger from heaven, is enriched with natural magical properties. z yago dapamogai can not only let go of the hell of various illnesses, but also the end of the day in the past. so it doesn’t make sense that menavita admok pavinen ahouvats such treasures as hell of evil. the dabravits told me in the secrecy that if you cut a stone all over the place, you can guess your greeds and desires. abavyazkova sponnitsa. with the permission of the gascinous heat of the enchanted land, i went to their state. at the front of the room there are karalas and karal elves placed around. the terrible hell of strictness, one might think, was created by the hands of the cossacks, and not the man. houses in dabravita velmі ўtulnyya, i

skye thanks dude for joining in, thanks for your expert comments.okesman of the air force command of the armed forces of ukraine. about today's missile attack by the enemy on the territory of our state. unfortunately, again, you know, if things were a little different. you could talk about it more positively, but we can't talk about it in a positive way, about the downed missiles, because unfortunately there are victims and, unfortunately, there are dead people in mykolaiv and kyiv. well, actually about kyiv will be mykola povoroznyk, he is the first deputy head of the kyiv city state administration, mr. mykola, i congratulate you, i congratulate you, according to the latest information, there are 40 injured and four dead, has anything changed in these statistics or not ? er, 43 were injured, of which four died, 13 more people are currently in medical facilities, i really hope that this will be final. number yes, well, actually, let's talk first about what happened in the morning, what, how instantaneous it was the reaction that had problems, well,

you know, i like prehistoric the isle prehistoric news from the isle of on patrick christys of skye onnight, 9 to 11 pm, a big exclusive on the muslim vote. >> a new movement set to send shockwaves through the next general election. another exclusive for you bbc. exclusive for you on the bbc. wasting your money whilst they prosecute the prosecute people over the licence i've investigated licence fee. i've investigated the role of the church of england in bogus asylum claims. the role of the church of engla farage ogus asylum claims. the role of the church of engla farage joinsasylum claims. the role of the church of engla farage joins me um claims. the role of the church of engla farage joins me for claims. the role of the church of engla farage joins me for the ms. nigel farage joins me for the latest immigration madness and king charles has cancer. but should he abdicate, david starkey on that patrick christys night, 9 to 11 pm. on gb news, be that. >> welcome back . we've been >> welcome back. we've been discussing labour's new race and equality law and popcorn, and you've been gett

. _ let's speak to ian blackford mp for ross, skye and lochaber, and former leader of the scottish nationalmake of what happened, and because for sir lindsay hall to stand down so what is your position? it was an embarrassing day for parliament because we should have been working on an opposition motion for the snp calling for a ceasefire because what is really important is the leadership we show in the midst of this crisis. 29,000 people have lost their lives in the gaza strip, you'll report this morning talking about a real worry about what could happen in rafa and we are talking about people starving but rather than actually talking about this we are talking about parliamentary procedures and when your correspondent reported he refer to us as a smaller opposition party, we are the third party in westminster and as a consequence we have rights when it comes to speaking, granted up when it comes to speaking, granted up to three opposition days per year and when we cover a day which is of our choice and we put down a motion and typically what will happen as the government will decide whethe

former leader of the scottish national party in the house of commons and mp for or ross, skye and lochaberis reaction to the last night's debate. what is important is the leadership that we show. we know that people in the north of the gaza strip art starving and rather than talking about these fundamental issues we are talking about the procedure is parliament and i have to say when your correspondent was talking he responded to us as a small party. we are the third largest party in westminster, we have rights when it comes to speaking time, we were granted up to three opposition days a year and what is important and thatis a year and what is important and that is when you call a debate of our choice and be put down a motion and typically what would happen on the government of the day will decide whether it seeks to amend that but then what would happen is our motion would be put into a vote so we have got the opportunity to test whether or not we have support in the house of commons but what happened yesterday when the breach of the normal order... earlier i spoke to our political corres

skye terrier bobby, after the death of his owner in 1858, spent 14 years there.ave. we're right. a dog's life 200. last year, a portuguese bridge who lived in a village near the city of liria was included in the guinness book of records for this reason. perhaps he brought all these sticks and no, no, no, no. he was included in the guinness book as the oldest dog. he lived for 31 years, although he died in the fall. well, that was the last question. i will not surrender to the blanket, i ask for air, your husband died as a hero, the eye of the desert, a great warrior, please return ours. boy, this is a matter of honor for each of us, i told you, i’m retired, there are tasks that no one can do better than you, i myself will decide when with whom i will go on a mission, do you have guys, this is suicide, we are here why should we die so that he can return to his native land, at least that in that battle sanya gave up his life for you, debts need to be repaid, the eye of the desert, i’m in position, premiere 23 february, 19:35 hello neighbors, how much do you rent fo

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a unique species of flying reptile, or pterosaur, has been discovered on the isle of skye in scotland on a beach, but the fossil�*s skull was missing. it is thought to have lived nearly 170 million years ago. this is an artist's impression of the the creature. it probably had a wing—span of around 1m to 1.5m. scientists were surprised to find a pterosaurfrom this period, off scotland's west coast — they were thought to mostly live in china. that is all from us for now, carol kirkwood has the weather, next. hello again. there's some snow in the forecast for some of us in the next couple of days. what's happening at the moment is we've got cold air digging in behind a weather front that's sinking south and that weather fronts, bringing some heavy rain. and you can see through today how the colder air pushes further south and continues into tomorrow. the mild airjust hanging on in parts of the south. now, this rain is going to remain heavy as it continues its journey southwards. ahead of it a lot of cloud, blustery, a little bit of drizzle and behind it, brightening up with some wintry s

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