it is hoped it will help address the biodiversity crisis along this part of south devon.nd a half years to restore, is finally being returned to its owner in the united states. the aston martin bulldog was painstakingly put back together by a team of engineers in shropshire. our reporterjoan cummins has been to find out more. archive: using a turbo-charged v8 engine, the bulldog - can reach over 170 mph. designed by william towns, the aston martin bulldog was designed to be the fastest production car on the road in 1979. but the intended family of 200 mph bulldogs never materialised. and this model disappeared into obscurity. 40 years later, it was rescued by an american businessman, determined it would finally live up to its potential. it was complete. the engineering aspect of it, that aston martin did was pretty much there, in the original. it had been painted an interesting colour, it had been trimmed interestingly. the fundamentals of it were there. just not necessarily working. teams of engineers in bridgnorth have painstakingly restored the bulldog, displayed it an

it is hoped it will help address the biodiversity crisis along this part of south devon.s. hello. most of had a decent day weather today, a little cloudy across some parts of the country. also a few showers around and even the risk of one rumbles of thunder, particularly across north—eastern parts of the uk. the skies will be clearing a little bit later on. here is the satellite picture and the radar earlier on. we can see a few showers across wales, the midlands but more especially in northern england, northern and eastern scotland. the temperatures made evening still hovering around 20 celsius across the south—east and east anglia, but more typically around 17 degrees. present enough out there through the evening. tonight the skies will clear. the winds will be light, very quiet and relevant. early morning temperatures ranging from around the mid—teens in london and the south—east to about 10 celsius in more rural spots in central scotland. lots of sunshine right from the word go tomorrow. through the morning into the afternoon a few clouds will bubble up. fairweather c

it is hoped it will help address the biodiversity crisis along this part of south devon.ictorian engineering. collins weir, an embankment with a tramway along the top, was built by a canal company in the 19th century, but has now become visible once again, our reporter dave guest has been to take a look. time and tide, they say, stands still for no one. but on occasion, turbulent tides and shifting sands can reveal some surprises. this structure had been buried in the sands at the point where the river leven meets morecambe bay for a century or more, but now it's seeing the light of day once again. the tides had shifted and they exposed collins weir. it was hand—built in the mid 19th century as a breakwater. the rusted rails along its top were apparently used to roll cart loads of building materials along it. jonathan ryland has known this place all of his life, and was amazed to see the structure emerge from the sands. so has this never been seen before? there's bits of it been seen, but it's never been exposed as much as this. well over 200m. what do you think�*s caused

it is hoped it will help address the biodiversity crisis along this part of south devon. the risk of1 or 2 rumbles of thunder, particularly across north—eastern parts of the uk. but the skies will be clearing a little bit later on. now, here's the satellite picture and the radar earlier on. you can see a few showers across wales, the midlands, but more especially, in northern england, northern and eastern scotland. now, the temperatures mid—evening still hovering around 20 celsius across the south—east and east anglia, but more typically, it's around 17 degrees. so pleasant enough out there through the evening. now, tonight, the skies will clear. the winds will be light, really very quiet on the weather front, and early—morning temperatures will range from around the mid—teens in london and the south—east to about ten celsius in more rural spots of central scotland. lots of sunshine right from the word go. tomorrow. through the morning into the afternoon, a few clouds will bubble up, fairweather clouds. but in scotland and northern ireland, perhaps turning hazy come the a

through the morning . south devon through the morning.rst of the drizzle and low cloud over the hills. likewise for northwest england, but for scotland and northern ireland something a little brighter. first thing, certainly for eastern scotland. some sunny spells coming through largely dry here, showers pushing into western scotland and through the morning we're going to see things cheer up across the northern two thirds of the uk the cloud will lift. there will be some cloud breaks, although there will still be some showers arriving across western scotland, northern ireland into northern england mostly dry for wales by the afternoon , as well wales by the afternoon, as well as the midlands, but for the south and south east outbreaks of rain heavy at times and as a result significantly cooler compared with wednesday. that rains out of the way by friday morning and then for most, it's a much brighter start to the day. sunny spells but further showers are likely in places especially, although not exclusively, across scotland , exclusively,

ollie's gone a long way from south devon, but he's still inspiring the next generation here.meone like that score in a game so big for england. they chant: ollie watkins, he's one of our own! - exeter fans watching last night were clear — he's one of theirs. but there was a time he struggled to even make the side. when you were at weston—super—mare on loan, did you ever lose your dream that things like this might happen to you? no, i never thought i'd be playing in the euros for england. obviously, you can dream, but i'm a realist, ijust take day by day, one step at a time, and i wasjust focusing on, you know, getting back into the first team at exeter. these pictures at his old school now hold extra hope for young players, like...0llie, 12. if you keep on trying and persevering, you will maybe reach your goal one day and your dreams. this is such a small school and we are in devon on the moors, and to think that some person from the school could be playing for england is mad. i think it's very inspiring - for younger players coming up to know that ollie watkins did play here

ollie's gone a long way from south devon, but he's still inspiring the next generation here.o, so it's just really good to see someone like that _ score in a game so big for england. exeter fans watching last night were clear — he's one of theirs. there was a time he struggled to even make the side. when you were at weston—super—mare on loan, did you ever lose your dream that things like this might happen to you? no, i never thought i'd be playing in the euros for england. obviously, you can dream, but i'm a realist, ijust take it day by day, one step at a time, and i wasjust focusing on, you know. _ getting back into the first team at exeter. these pictures at his old school now hold extra hope for young players, like...0llie,12. if you keep on trying and persevering, you will maybe reach your goal one day and your dreams. to think that some person from this school could play for england is mad. the whole country is just buzzing today, i've come into school, all the kids are buzzing, saying about it. the impact he has had isjust incredible when you think about, like, where h

then in south devon remembered those occasions, and this was not told to me, but it appeared in the local paper that someone asked a local farmer, he said, well, what did you think of the americans coming and moving you out of your home and sort of taking over your property? what did you think of the americans? and he said, well he said actually they were right. fine blokes. but i didn't like many of the white buggers they brought with them. what was operation fortitude? garret so operation fortitude was of sort of several different operations that the the put together to create a sort of deception around where the allies would invade. they would invade, how they would invade and. it's a sort of fascinating mix of programs where the allies end up creating entire or fake armies. you know, they put general patton, you know a pretty well-respected combat in charge of a literally invented. that complete with inflatable tanks inflatable planes inflatable landing craft and build these giant tents that would house in thousands of troops but in fact was staffed only with skeleton crews who would

coastal parts as well, and some more persistent and heavier bursts of rain into south cornwall and south devoncloudy and the morning. wales cloudy and damp, the worst of the drizzle and low cloud over hills. likewise for northwest england, but for scotland and northern ireland something a little brighter. first thing, certainly for eastern scotland. some sunny spells coming through largely dry here, showers pushing into western scotland and through the morning we're going to see things cheer up. across the northern two thirds of the uk, the cloud will lift. there will be some cloud breaks, although there will still be some showers arriving across western scotland , arriving across western scotland, northern ireland into northern england mostly dry for wales by the afternoon, as well as the midlands, but for the south and southeast outbreaks of rain, heavy at times and as a result significantly cooler compared with wednesday. that rains out of the way by friday morning, and then for most, it's a much brighter start to the day. sunny spells but further showers are likely in places especially, al

coastal parts as well, and some more persistent and heavier bursts of rain into south cornwall and south devoncloudy and the morning. wales cloudy and damp, the worst of the drizzle and low cloud over hills. likewise for northwest england, but for scotland and northern ireland something a little brighter. first thing, certainly for eastern scotland. some sunny spells coming through largely dry here, showers pushing into western scotland and through the morning we're going to see things cheer up. across the northern two thirds of the uk, the cloud will lift. there will be some cloud breaks, although there will still be some showers arriving across western scotland , arriving across western scotland, northern ireland into northern england. mostly dry for wales by the afternoon, as well as the midlands, but for the south and south—east outbreaks of rain, heavy at times and as a result significantly cooler compared with wednesday. that rains out of the way by friday morning and then for most, it's a much brighter start to the day. sunny spells but further showers are likely in places especially, a

in a minute we will talk about nomo may, but first we're going to south devon, where it is hoped theeople, communities and landowners and farmers, in helping us achieve that vision. we need more meadows that have got lots of different wildflowers in them, because these insects all need different things, and someone like this is perfect. it looks beautiful, for all the colours, but it has got those different heights and types of flowers that they need, then we need to join them flowers that they need, then we need tojoin them up, so flowers that they need, then we need to join them up, so what we want to do is create these corridors, if we only have little patches of wildflower meadows, these insects have nowhere to go. we need to join them up to make corridors so that they can really get a good hold on south devon by moving along the coast, so there is a place for them to go along these corridors, they can go up and down the estuaries. this looks amazing to us, but some people think, that is just a lot of weeds. so the education and the awareness part is really important as well, to

and there were still alive then in south devon who remembered those occasions. and this was not told to me, but it appeared in the local paper that someone asked a local farmer, he said, well, what did you think of the americans coming in and moving you out of your home and sort of taking over your property? what did you think of the americans? and he said, well, he said actually they were right. fine blokes. but i didn't like many of the white buggers they brought with them. what was operation fortitude garret? so operation fortitude was one of sort of several different operations that the the allies put together to create a sort of deception around, both where the allies would invade, they would invade, how they would invade, and it's a sort of fascinating mix of programs where the allies end up creating entire fake armies. you know, they put general patton, you know, a pretty well-respected combat leader in charge of a literally invented. that, complete with inflatable tanks, inflatable planes, inflatable landing craft and, build these giant tents, cities tha

coastal parts as well, and some more persistent and heavier bursts of rain into south cornwall and south devonthe morning. wales cloudy and damp, the worst of the drizzle and low cloud over the hills. likewise for northwest england, but for scotland and northern ireland something a little brighter. first thing, certainly for eastern scotland. some sunny spells coming through largely dry here, showers pushing into western scotland and through the morning we're going to see things cheer up across the northern two thirds of the uk. the cloud will lift. there will be some cloud breaks, although there will still be some showers arriving across western scotland, northern ireland into northern england mostly dry for wales by the afternoon , as well wales by the afternoon, as well as the midlands, but for the south and southeast outbreaks of rain heavy at times and as a result significantly cooler compared with wednesday. that rains out of the way by friday morning and then for most, it's a much brighter start to the day. sunny spells but further showers are likely in places especially, although not e

coastal parts as well, and some more persistent and heavier bursts of rain into south cornwall and south devondy and the morning. wales cloudy and damp, the worst of the drizzle and low cloud over the hills. likewise for northwest england, but for scotland and northern ireland something a little brighter. first thing, certainly for eastern scotland. some sunny spells coming through largely dry here, showers pushing into western scotland and through the morning we're going to see things cheer up. across the northern two thirds of the uk, the cloud will lift. there will be some cloud breaks, although there will still be some showers arriving across western scotland , arriving across western scotland, northern ireland into northern england. mostly dry for wales by the afternoon, as well as the midlands, but for the south and southeast outbreaks of rain, heavy at times and as a result significantly cooler compared with wednesday. that rains out of the way by friday morning, and then for most, it's a much brighter start to the day. sunny spells but further showers are likely in places especially, a

ollie's gone a long way from south devon, but he's still inspiring the next generation here. — he's one of theirs. but there was a time he struggled to even make the side. when you were at weston—super—mare on loan, did you ever lose your dream that things like this might happen to you? no, i never thought i'd be playing in the euros for england. obviously, you can dream, but i'm a realist, ijust take it day by day, one step at a time, and i wasjust focusing on, you know, getting back into the first team at exeter. these pictures at his old school now hold extra hope for young players, like...0llie, 12. if you keep on trying and persevering, you will maybe reach your goal one day and your dreams. to think that some person from this school could play for england is mad. the whole country is just buzzing today, i've come into school, - all the kids are buzzing, saying about it. - the impact he has had isjust- incredible when you think about, like, where he has come from, it'sjust insane. _ from the fa cup second round nine years ago against port vale... ..to a last—minute match

southwest, extensive low cloud mist, hill fog and some more persistent rain pushing into the south of devonnd much of the rest of england. it's cloudy. first thing the worst of the damp and gloomy weather over western hills, northern ireland. likewise extensive cloud, a few showers , extensive cloud, a few showers, showery rain affecting western scotland but some brightness early on across parts of eastern scotland. really limited brightness to be honest, with a lot of cloud affecting many parts of the uk. and through the morning and early afternoon we're going to see some heavier and more prolonged bursts of rain affecting southern counties, increasingly pushing east through the day . elsewhere, east through the day. elsewhere, skies will turn brighter, the sun will come through in a few spots, but also some showers into the northwest and feeling cooler because of the increased cloud cover across many parts of the uk . now cloud cover across many parts of the uk. now we're going to cloud cover across many parts of the uk . now we're going to see the uk. now we're going to see those outbrea

south african president tobacco and becky st that the inaugural african union summit was a proud but challenging moment, the launch was met with great optimism. we have convinced that this stadium in devon in the south african province of natal to make a pledge to the peoples of africa and the world, that will honor the commitments we made, we are great to establish the african union. as a south african, i am proud that africa is... taking the giant step forward that she is taking today, the african union has since accomplished much to unlock africa's potential and secure prosperity, but much more remains to be done, over two decades since it was officially founded, the organization has amplified africa's voice on the global stage and is breaking down the continent's trade barriers, but critics say the african union needs to better deal with the conflicts and neocolonialism that continues to threaten the... continent's prosperity as well as to find a unified voice to tackle climate change. african union was established to hasten the process of integration on the continent while addressing multi-faceted social, economic and political problems. 22 years after his formation, experts believ

again, it could get a little bit further north, the rain, or further south, but we do expect it to turn heavy across devonof this weather front, there's a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine and a few showers. but again these are the wind strengths tomorrow. they're gusty winds, particularly across southern counties of england and through the english channel and especially essex. temperatures 13 to about 19 or 20 celsius. heading on, then, in towards the weekend — we've got this area of low pressure continuing to drift off into the north sea, still producing some rain, it will be windy on saturday and it's looking showery on sunday, but this weather front may well bring us some more in the way of rain. so on saturday, the north and the east will see some rain as the low pressure drifts across us. sunny spells further south but showery on sunday. live from london. this is bbc news. voting is under way in the uk general election, with up to 46 million people choosing a new government. a democratic strategist tells the bbc the party only has a matter of days to decide whetherjoe biden continues or wit

southwest, extensive low cloud mist, hill fog and some more persistent rain pushing into the south of devon, first thing, the worst of the damp and gloomy weather over western hills, northern ireland. likewise, extensive cloud, a few showers, showery rain affecting western scotland but some brightness early on across parts of eastern scotland. really limited brightness to be honest, with a lot of cloud affecting many parts of the uk and through the morning and early afternoon we're going to see some heavier and more prolonged bursts of rain affecting southern counties, increasingly pushing east through the day. elsewhere, skies will turn brighter, the sun will come through in a few spots, but also some showers into the northwest and feeling cooler because of the increased cloud cover across many parts of the uk. now we're going to see those outbreaks of rain in the south and southeast continuing into thursday evening, perhaps turning heavier again for a time before eventually that clears away. and friday is effectively away. and friday is effectively a day of sunny spells and showers. the h

times across hills in scotland, across the south and southeast, though it should be fairly dry even starting to see some bright sunshine develop across wales, devonnwall. a little bit cloudier in the south—east though, but that's where we'll see the best of the temperatures. highs of around 21 celsius into the evening. we will eventually say goodbye to that rain as it clears off into the north sea, but it will leave a few dribs and drabs of rain and drizzle across the north of the country. in scotland, though a lot drier by the time we reach the evening. a few spots of rain and drizzle across hills, but largely dry, brightening up across northern ireland too. but still some spots of rain and drizzle across the north. this is mainly going to be across hilly areas , still a bit damp in hilly areas, still a bit damp in the northwest of wales too. the odd shower across east anglia, but elsewhere some sunshine into the evening before the sun goes down through overnight . then down through overnight. then generally it is going to be turning drier once those spots of rain and drizzle clear, and once again there's going to be a mix of cloud and some clea

sunshine as temperatures rise, and some of those could be heavy and thundery in south cornwall and south devonrking off because of this. temperatures 12 to about 18 degrees north to south. i know we will get to sunday in the next half an hour, so thank you very much, carol. mike has been showing us pictures of the england team relaxing. they have been churning out, good to see ahead of the excitement of sunday night. maybe not so relaxing for some of the fans, who were following the team in germany. the logistics can be really stressful, because of travelling in a foreign country, getting tickets, accommodation, making sure you have the right snacks, that is always important. nesta mcgregor is in dortmund. you will be travelling to berlin later at some point, won't you? absolutely. good morning from dortmund, where it is breakfast time, but the real appetite, the hunger, is for tickets for sunday's showpiece final. england obviously playing spain in berlin. talking of tickets, someone lucky enough to already have their hands on a pair isjohn. tell us the story. i already have their hands on a

wales through saturday morning, could see some quite heavy downpours pushing into parts of south wales, as well as devonsaturday morning. as well. further east, though, it will be a clear and bright start to the day on saturday, but it will be feeling fairly humid through the day. the sunshine will turn hazier as well for many central and eastern areas of the uk. as this cloud starts to thicken ahead of the band of heavy rain. so heavy pulses of rain to come for parts of wales, the south—west as well as some areas of scotland as well. temperatures cooler tomorrow compared to today, but still across the south and east we could still reach the high 20s through saturday evening. that rain will continue its journey eastwards, so some further outbreaks of heavy rain at risk for many areas of the uk. but it will turn cooler and much drier as we head into sunday. so sunny spells on sunday. so sunny spells on sunday for many of us. temperatures much closer to average, but further wet weather to come next week. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb >>a >> a very good afternoon t

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pressure is developing and forming over the top of the uk with heavy rain across the south—east, heavy downpours in devonm over the coming hours, it will turn quite windy as well. overnight, all in all it looks pretty wet with heavy bursts of rain around, the winds picking up a particularly across southern parts of england and wales, perhaps claim it spells in the central lowlands and southern scotland and the far north of england but otherwise, you will probably see some rain at some point over the next few hours and the rain is still with us in the morning. these bands of heavy rain pushing eastwards with time but in the afternoon it turns a bit brighter with a mixture of sunshine and showers and that is true in northern ireland and indeed scotland as well. gusty winds of around 30 mph in england and wales so quite a blow we afternoon and temperatures for most of the 16—19 but look at that, just 12 in parts of north—east scotland where it will be optically cool scotland where it will be optically cool. sunday is the better date of the weekend but it's all relative. after a sunny start we get showers fo

it could get a little bit further north, the rain orfurther south, but we do expect it to turn heavy across. devonth of this weather front. there's a lot of dry weather, a fair bit of sunshine and a few showers, but again these are the wind strengths. tomorrow the gusty winds, particularly across southern counties of england and through the english channel and especially essex. temperatures 13 to about 19 or 20 degrees. heading on then in towards the weekend. while we've got this area of low pressure continuing to drift off into the north sea, still producing some rain. it will be windy on saturday and it's looking showery on sunday, but this weather front may well bring us some more in the way of rain. so on saturday, the north and the east will see some rain as the low pressure drifts across us. sunny spells further south but showery on sunday. this is bbc news. the headlines... the polls open in the uk general election — millions getting the chance to choose a new government. joe biden insists he's not bowing out of the race for the white house, as some democratic governors back the president.

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south devon, lib dem. froome in east sussex, lib dem. lib dems and labour doing brilliantly.ction as well. let's see the next board. 201—250. even seats that are 200 down the target list, labour are 200 down the target list, labour are taking. rochester and strood, isle of wight west. yes, some are being defended. mel stride, back in central devon says our prediction. they are taking lowestoft, this is interesting, 129th on the labour seat, and still gaining bexleyheath. the conservatives can't defend their own seats until you get to seat 251. we are way down, in safe tory territory now. salisbury, reigate, tewkesbury, cambridge and north west, beverly, windsor. even here, labour are taking seats. sutton coldfield, amber valley, broxbourne, chatham, solihull were to, even here, in their safest, safest seats. great yarmouth was the seat of brandon lewis, the formerjustice and northern ireland secretary. that is gone under the prediction. it is a horrible night for the conservatives. they mop their brows, seat 300, at last, the conservatives are starting to mount a defence. but

wales through saturday morning, could see some quite heavy downpours pushing into parts of south wales as well as devonll. further east, though, it will be a clear and bright start to the day on saturday, but it will be feeling fairly humid through the day. the sunshine will turn hazier as well for many central and eastern areas of the uk, as this cloud starts to thicken ahead of the band of heavy rain. so heavy pulses of rain to come for parts of wales, the south—west, as well as some areas of scotland as well. temperatures cooler tomorrow compared to today, but still across the south and east we could still reach the high 20s through saturday evening. that rain will continue its journey eastwards, so some further outbreaks of heavy rain at risk for many areas of the uk. but it will turn cooler and much drier as we head into sunday. so sunny spells on sunday. so sunny spells on sunday for many of us. temperatures much closer to average, but further wet to weather come next week. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> good afternoon. britain. it's 2:00 on friday