talk to dave colson, professor of biology at the university of sussex and author of silent earth burning . in sic apocalypse. busy dave galsen, professor of biology at the university of sussex and author of fallon, earth of burning the in sick polyps. welcome to our show, pray to have you this pleasure to be here. all right, so when you tell someone that the populations of insects are going down and the most frequent reaction will be what lake. oh, well, whatever. there would be less of that annoying, buzzing and stinging. can you summarize? whereas what exactly happens when we superior and why really shouldn't be happy yet? of course, i mean, you're absolutely correct. many people really don't like insects very much and, and they think it's a good thing if they're, if you're insects, but actually it's a disaster. so insects make up the bulk of all life on earth of we've named so far about one and a half 1000000 species of animal plant on our planet of which 1100000 different types of insect. so they are bio diversity ready or big chunk of it. and the food for many of the organisms that

they felt that they had to act. >> prince harry and his wife meghan, the duchess of sussex, throwing palace, harry and meghan announced they were stepping back as senior members of the royal family. >> that announcement came as a shock to the public and the uk and people around the world. >> reporter: it stunned harry's family. >> all of this was laid out in a blueprint, when nothing had been agreed to, yet. >> reporter: and author, carolyn durant, says the rushed announcement drove a deeper wedge between the brothers. >> this was another moment, where prince harry's relationship with his brother took a turn. prince william feels that issues, like this, are to be dealt with privately. >> reporter: but harry and meghan were confident they could make their plans work. do you know, from your reporting, what harry and meghan envisioned, at that point, their futures would look like? >> they launched sussex royal website, which had a, sort of, blueprint of how they envisaged their future roles would be. which would be a combination of supporting the queen and the monarchy with official wor

>>> prince harry, duke of sussex, has signed a book >>> prince harry, the duke of sussex, has signed a book deal. he's going to write a memoir. it's set to be released late next year and proceeds will go to charity. he characterizes his story as being written from the perspective of the man i have become rather than the royal title he was born into. he hopes to illustrate how no matter where we come from, we have more in common than we think. so, i'm sure a lot of people will be reading that and looking forward to that coming out for sure. >> that is a true statement. we have more in common than we do in our differences. >> at 5:30, the coronavirus rocks the women's u.s. gymnastics team, forcing an alternate to abandon her olympic dream. >> also disappointed. i feel bad for her, because she's trained most of her life for this. >> how olympic officials are handling a growing number of positive cases. >>> plus, welcoming back americans. u.s. citizens welcomed back with one stipulation. >>> and how will the names appear on the ballot. our political analyst, larry gerston tells us how th

busy dave golfing professor of biology at the university of sussex and author of fallon, earth averting the in sick polyps. welcome to our show. great. have you this pleasure to be here? all right, so when you tell someone that the populations of insects are going down and the most frequent reaction would be what lake. oh, well, whatever. there would be less of that annoying, buzzing and stinging. can you summarize? whereas what exactly happens when in this appear and why really shouldn't be happy? yet? of course, you're absolutely correct. many people really don't like insects very much and, and they think it's a good thing if they're, if you're insects, but actually it's a disaster. so insects make up the bulk of all life on earth of we've named so far about one and a half 1000000 species of animal plant on our planet of which 1100000 different types of insect. so they are bio diversity ready or big chunk of it and the food for many of the organisms that insects, those lots of birds and baths and small mammals and freshwater fish. and i'm, phoebe ends and lizards. they all eat insects

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we come back, we'll continue talking to dave, golf, and professor of biology at the university of sussex. other of silent ers, averting the in the apocalypse, talking about what extinction of insects mean for human kind. stay with the ah ah, when our show the wrong, when all just don't the rules. yes to see out the same because the after an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves world far as we choose to look for common ground. the pop quiz per session is 0 time in length. what do you call that? what is that word? it's called communism, right? only in communism with our state run countries, they have no recession, but they also have no way for anybody to have a life rather than being a slave. so ok, that's where america that is i believe it doesn't look like this is off the field. what you actually puzzle, so can you through that actually use them shape which is a little bit me up with your sequel, but i will continue to tell you with a dinner each and cookie famous from a credit card issued by both of us to choose the the back when they've gotten professor of biology

thanks very much, amex give enough need of sta, sussex. let's join pauline at s marvelle. she's a spokes person for reporters without borders, joins me now from paris, by phone, by you could have you on, i'll just miss at this battle. just your reaction to news that we have just had here. apologise error that our bureau has been closed down by what seems to be the interior ministry and our staff are unable to communicate with us freely as to what the situation is like and what is going on in their location in the capital tunis. good morning and thank you for welcoming me. i think the most important thing is to say back to the stage a report with the border is a bit you didn't and looking at the situation and the potential attacks on press freedom in the country. as we said yesterday, evening after the by the president. yes, the security forces that form the 0 increase and we are looking carefully absolutely. situation. we denounced the move and we consider that the currently isn't of press and the freedom of the has, has to be respected by the authorities. that during the

we continue to talk electra at the university of sussex in the middle east of north african politics in terms of the military. now initially i was told that the military were not involved, may not get involved, but now was surrounding lots of the government buildings across the country. what would the role of the military be and how difficult to position all they in if they have public sentiment. so vehemently against the politicians and yet the president calling all the shots, are there an incredibly difficult position and in a position not in some way potentially recalls that their position about a decade ago. i think the 1st thing to say on the military, and this is really, really crucial because comparisons are easily torn with egypt, is that trinity has not egypt. and that's in the military traditionally has played a less active role in the countries politics. now we've seen an increasing politicization of security forces, not just the military, but also the police, which i think is the key actor, to keep an eye on here in the last couple of years. and they are now going to be i

they've got some professor of biology at the university of sussex and author of violent or subverting the in sick pocket lives. welcome to our show. great. have you this pleasure to be here? all right, so when you tell someone that the populations of insects are going down and the most frequent reaction would be what lake. oh, well whatever, there would be less of that annoying but.

. >>> the duke of sussex has a book deal. on top of his $100 million deal with netflix, his podcast, and speaking arrangements, prince harry is writing a memoir that will be released next year. publishers say it will share mistakes and lessons learned during his life. the duke has spoken with the royal family about the book but was not expected to ask for permission to write it. at least some of the proceeds will go to charity. >>> could the nba season come to an end tonight in milwaukee? the bucks and suns play game six of the finals, starting at 9:00 eastern on abc. and 65,000 fans will watch the game outside of the arena, in what they are calling milwaukee's beer district. they are hoping to see milwaukee clinch its first title since 1971. and of course, if the suns win, we get the best two words in sports, game seven. >> i'm always rooting for the underdogs, though. >> you know, to a degree, i feel like they're both a bit of an underdog. chris paul, 16 years in the nba. never made the finals. >> it will be a good game. >>

finally, the sun writes that the duke of sussex's deal to write a �*tell—all memoir�* has stunned theily. so let's begin... tom, you're gonna kick us off this time around. where starting with the male and the price of freedom. yes. male and the price of freedom. yes, strikin: male and the price of freedom. yes, striking headline. _ male and the price of freedom. yes, striking headline. i— male and the price of freedom. ye: striking headline. ithink male and the price of freedom. ye: striking headline. i think with some justification, really. it was an interesting day that ended certainly with disappointment for some nightclub owners being probably the largest. some people were delighted and they freedoms returning from those going to night clubs at the stroke of midnight with what was almost probably three and a half hours ago now. they speak very to petition indeed do what a complete reopen would be to their health they sound a lot more nervous about rapid contagion and whether it could affect them but that they've got to jab�*s so or not. this afternoon where he made a surprise anno

it comes after two large unlicensed parties, including on the sussex downs.s. officers say these sorts of events put lives at risk and cannot be tolerated. meanwhile, with people taking to the clubs for the first weekend in 16 months, police in medway are launching a multi—agency operation to try to keep the public safe. officers, street pastors and security staff will be out in rochesterfrom tonight and over the next few weeks. the force says it's being done to coincide with the rise in reports of sexual assaults, which across the country, tend to peak during the summer months. schools in london have been awarded extra funding to keep parts of their sites open for longer as a way to encourage more physical activity. the money has helped to pay for events like this inter—school sports festival in brent. london sport offered grants of £10,000 because of the concern that child obesity rates have increased as a result of less exercise and poorer diets during lockdowns. we found that a lot of young people did come back and they were overweight and just inactive,

the dukes of cambridge and sussex will come together later to unveil a statue of their mother, diana,s of wales, on what would have been her 60th birthday. and andy murray reaches the third round of wimbledon beating german oscar otte in a centre court thriller. good morning and welcome to bbc news. the car—maker nissan has announced a major expansion of electric vehicle production at its car plant in sunderland. the development will see the creation of more than 1500 jobs at the site and several thousand more in the supply chain. most of these will facilitate the manufacture of the company's new—generation, all—electric model at the site. alongside this, partner company envision aesc will build a new electric battery plant which it believes will produce enough batteries to power over 100,000 nissan electric vehicles each year. nissan hopes the site will be operational by 2024, when the level of uk—made components in cars manufactured in the uk is required to start increasing, in line with the terms of the uk's trade deal with the eu. the development has already received billions of p

the duke of sussex plans to write a, quote, intimate and heartfelt memoir about his life.isher, random house, says he'll touch on a range of issues including his service in afghanistan, becoming a father and life lessons that have helped to shape him. the book will be released late next year. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now. fears of surging coronavirus cases sends the stock market plunging. costco changes its mind about separate hours for seniors. diane king hall has the stories. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. wall street had its worst day in months as investors grow increasingly worried about the economic impact of the highly contagious delta virus coronavirus. the dow ultimately sank 725 points. the nasdaq skidded 152 and the s&p 500 fell 68 points. >>> ben & jerry's plans to end sales in occupied palestinian territories. in a statement the ice cream company said it's inconsistent with its values to continue business in territories sought by the palestinians. ben & jerry's has a factory in israel where it's continued business since 1987. the company does plan to

one or two affecting sussex and kent, there were a few storms in south wales for a time and there was otherwise we have skies like these can be the majority of us having dry, sunny and hot day. and talking of heat, the met office have issued their first extreme heat warning. why now? well, these warnings only started being issued injune and this is just the first hot spell we have seen. but this area, it represents an area of concern to the met office where we could see some impacts from the heat whether that be impacts to health or indeed infrastructure, things like trains might need to go slightly slower due to the tracks heating up in this hot weather. that kind of thing. at the moment there's not too much going on, it's a clear start to the day tuesday and of course it has been very warm overnight, those temperatures starting off tuesday morning at around 16 degrees across parts of england and wales. a little bit fresher for scotland and northern ireland. but it's going to be another hot and sunny day. high pressure firmly in charge, however, into the afternoon some thunderstorms

one or two affecting sussex and kent, there were a few storms in south wales for a time and there wasy of us having dry, sunny and hot day. and talking of heat, the met office have issued their first extreme heat warning. why now? well, these warnings only started being issued injune and this is just the first hot spell we have seen. but this area, it represents an area of concern to the met office where we could see some impacts from the heat whether that be impacts to health or indeed infrastructure, things like trains might need to go slightly slower due to the tracks heating up in this hot weather. that kind of thing. at the moment there's not too much going on, it's a clear start to the day tuesday and of course it has been very warm overnight, those temperatures starting off tuesday morning at around 16 degrees across parts of england and wales. a little bit fresher for scotland and northern ireland. but it's going to be another hot and sunny day. high pressure firmly in charge, however into the afternoon some thunderstorms will break out and i think this is the kind of area we

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prince harry's four—book deal is the top story for the mail — which claims the duke of sussex has clinched, with the second book due out only after the queen has died. the mirror leads on legal proceedings against former manchester united player, ryan giggs, who will be going on trial injanuary, where he faces accusations of controlling and coercive behaviour against his ex—girlfriend — charges he denies. yasmin, do you want to start us off with the i and this interesting poll the details of which are inside? yes. of course, you know my politics and part of mejust yes. of course, you know my politics and part of me just thought, "what took them this long, really. it's interesting because this includes quite a lot of tories as long two as well as general voting population. he has occupied that being quite high in the popularity stakes for really long time, even when there was evidence of extraordinarily bad government decision lack of concentration, lack of a strategy, because he is a kind of lovable road, i don't know what it is, he personally maintained quite high ratings. and according t

the duke of cambridge and duke of sussex, whose relationship has been strained in recent months, metuneral in april. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. the event should have been solely about their mother — the unveiling by her sons of a statue of diana, princess of wales. but the sons, william and harry, have fallen out. the special bond between two young princes has been broken. harsh words are said to have been spoken. this afternoon, it could largely be hidden. they were with the spencer family — diana's two elder sisters, sarah and jane, and her brother, charles. everybody chatted quite amiably. how could it have been otherwise? william and harry, side by side for some of the time, but more often than not they stood apart, until the moment of the statue's unveiling. the statue shows diana with anonymous children. it is intended, in the words of kensington palace, to reflect her warmth, elegance and energy. william and harry stood together to look at the statue and exchanged their impressions. the brothers went on together to inspect the gardens. there had been ta

one or two affecting sussex and kent, there were a few storms in south wales for a time and there wasof us having dry, sunny and hot day. and talking of heat, the met office have issued their first extreme heat warning. why now? well, these warnings only started being issued injune and this is just the first hot spell we have seen. but this area, it represents an area of concern to the met office where we could see some impacts from the heat whether that be impacts to health or indeed infrastructure, things like trains might need to go slightly slower due to the tracks heating up in this hot weather. that kind of thing. at the moment there's not too much going on, it's a clear start to the day tuesday and of course it has been very warm overnight, those temperatures starting off tuesday morning at around 16 degrees across parts of england and wales. a little bit fresher for scotland and northern ireland. but it's going to be another hot and sunny day. high pressure firmly in charge, however into the afternoon some thunderstorms will break out and i think this is the kind of area we ar

the duke of sussex says he's excited for people to read a first-hand account of his life.hat's, quote, accurate and wholly truthful. it will include his experiences as a father and husband, and his military service in afghanistan. prince harry says he plans to donate proceeds from the book to charity. >>> still ahead here at 5:30, while direct woody dramatically is picking up across the state. why we could be in for a very long fire season. sub acma plus fireworks fail, the new details we are learning about this explosion that rocked an l.a. neighborhood. >>> and preventing catalytic >> you're watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, more local news at 5:30. bay area chefs finding new success cooking together. >>> a fireworks explosion in a southern california neighborhood. the mistake from the bomb squad that caused the blast. >>> our top story at 5:30, more than 200,000 acres have already burned across the state. that's bigger than the size of new york city, and it's only july. good evening, i'm andrea nakano in for elizabeth c

and the sun writes that the duke of sussex�*s �*tell—all�* book has stunned' the royal family.gin... sonia and tom, lovely to see you both. sonia, iwonder sonia and tom, lovely to see you both. sonia, i wonder if you could start off for us, please. front page of the metro local paper to london, three chairs is the headline but look at that picture. yes three chairs is the headline but look at that picture.— three chairs is the headline but look at that picture. yes put up the eo - le look at that picture. yes put up the --eole on look at that picture. yes put up the peeple on the _ look at that picture. yes put up the people on the front _ look at that picture. yes put up the people on the front all _ look at that picture. yes put up the people on the front all look - look at that picture. yes put up the people on the front all look very i people on the front all look very happy, don't they? they are a bunch of clubbers about to go clubbing in brighton. a lot of nightclubs celebrated freedom day by opening their doors at midnight last night. at the 1st possible moment they coul

the institute of development studies at the university of sussex joins us by skype from freeburg in germany. good to have you with us. so this lines talk about how the speaker of parliament has been calling on the president to reverse is decision. do you think the president will be listening to that? i imagine he'll be listening it to i doubt he'll be following it. i don't think that is an unsurprising call, but it is the logical call for the speaker parliament to make it a logical cause, a parliament to not accept it. it's 3 thing, but there seems to be a larger kind of plan in place and including obviously the a worrying attack against your colleagues to know that does not make me think that this will, this will be walked back too quickly. that being said, there are political forces with and near the and i think the labor union, this includes wider society organization and includes the remaining force parliament that can push back against us. and i think that can still affect how this is going to play out. so this is still very much a developing situation, or i think it will be important

one or two affecting sussex and kent, there were a few storms in south wales for a time and there wase have skies like these can be the majority of us having dry, sunny and hot day. and talking of heat, the met office have issued their first extreme heat warning. well, these warnings only started being issued injune and this is just the first hot spell we have seen. but this area, it represents an area of concern to the met office where we could see some impacts from the heat whether that be impacts to health or indeed infrastructure, things like trains might need to go slightly slower due to the tracks heating up in this hot weather. that kind of thing. at the moment there's not too much going on, it's a clear start to the day tuesday and of course it has been very warm overnight, those temperatures starting off tuesday morning at around 16 degrees across parts i am sarah live in tokyo where the 32nd modern olympics begins in three days time. the international olympic committee as international olympic committee more athletes ari are as more athletes arrive there are more positive te

clouds, i'm sure those showers would've been quite heavy, particularly across parts of hampshire and sussext. you don't have to go too far west to find some thicker cloud. this is an area of low pressure that's going to be moving our way in time for the weekend, flicking bands of rain across the country. now, before we get there, overnight tonight, it's looking like a dry night for most areas with just a few mist and fog patches forming. there'll be some thicker cloud developing as well. temperatures mild, 12—14 degrees quite widely. little cooler for north east england and northern scotland — temperatures down to about eight here. any mist patches should clear pretty quickly tomorrow morning and the cloud will thin and break, and again, most of us will have spells of sunshine and dry weather through the afternoon. however, they are going to be showers around. they'll be a little bit more widespread and will tend to focus across eastern parts of england through the afternoon with one or two thunderstorms. but aside from those showers, it will feel a bit warmer, temperatures widely between 2

specializing in middle east and north africa at the institute of development studies at the university of sussex. he says, fill up a unity for negotiated political solutions to this crisis. obviously, the 1st question is, what happened yesterday and whether that is the coo and i think certainly, you know, it was like a to to and it in talks like a coo and in many bray that has that parents. and certainly it does not seem to be backed entirely by articulate the constitution. that being said, i think it, it still, if the treatment is playing out today, and we'll have to watch how people are st, very acting, but also how he institutional actors, including parliament and including security forces and including the unions are going to react to this. so i think if it's a situation of the playing out and that's important to keep in mind the constitutional court, obviously it's kind of the overarching issue here and kind of the overarching political failure often of the political class. and in the past couple of years just in the inability to, to create a constitutional court. and obviously there is no

the duke of cambridge and duke of sussex, whose relationship has been strained in recent months, met. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. the event should've been solely about their mother — the unveiling by her sons of a statue of diana, princess of wales. but the sons, william and harry, have fallen out. the special bond between two young princes has been broken. harsh words are said to have been spoken. this afternoon, it could largely be hidden. they were with the spencer family — diana's two elder sisters, sarah and jane, and her brother, charles. everybody chatted quite amiably. how could it have been otherwise? william and harry, side by side for some of the time, but more often than not they stood apart, until the moment of the statue's unveiling. the statue shows diana with anonymous children. it is intended, in the words of kensington palace, to reflect her warmth, elegance and energy. william and harry stood together to look at the statue and exchanged their impressions. the brothers went on together to inspect the gardens. there had been talk of them both m

one or two affecting sussex and kent, there were a few storms in south wales for a time and there wasking of heat, the met office have issued their first extreme heat warning. why now? well, these warnings only started being issued injune and this is just the first hot spell we have seen. but this area, it represents an area of concern to the met office where we could see some impacts from the heat whether that be impacts to health or indeed infrastructure, things like trains might need to go slightly slower due to the tracks heating up in this hot weather. that kind of thing. at the moment there's not too much going on, it's a clear start to the day tuesday and of course it has been very warm overnight, those temperatures starting off tuesday morning at around 16 degrees across parts of england and wales. a little bit fresher for scotland and northern ireland. but it's going to be another hot and sunny day. high pressure firmly in charge, however into the afternoon some thunderstorms will break out and i think this is the kind of area we are most likely to see the downpours. they are

the institute of development studies at the university of sussex and southern england joins me now from fryeburg in germany. could talk with a mr. get, let's just get your initial reaction to what you're hearing about this ongoing situation and to nicea. good morning, thank you very much for having me. and let me start by saying that i hope your team and tune is doing okay. i think the 1st thing to say in all of this is that this is an ongoing situation. and obviously analysis is coming through very quickly from many different perspective. but it is happening that, you know, it's still developing very quickly. and i do think we will have to take that into account. obviously, the 1st question is, what happened yesterday and whether that is the coo and i think certainly, you know, it works like a to to, and it talks like a q and a in many bray that has that appearance. and certainly it does not seem to be backed entirely by article 80 of the constitution not being said, i think it still does. trace matters, playing out today and will have to watch how people st, very acting, but also how

the duke of cambridge and duke of sussex, whose relationship has been strained in recent months, metal in april. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. the event should've been solely about their mother — the unveiling by her sons of a statue of diana, princess of wales. but the sons, william and harry, have fallen out. the special bond between two young princes has been broken. harsh words are said to have been spoken. this afternoon, it could largely be hidden. they were with the spencer family — diana's two elder sisters, sarah and jane, and her brother, charles. everybody chatted quite amiably. how could it have been otherwise? william and harry, side by side for some of the time, but more often than not they stood apart, until the moment of the statue's unveiling. the statue shows diana with anonymous children. it is intended, in the words of kensington palace, to reflect her warmth, elegance and energy. william and harry stood together to look at the statue and exchanged their impressions. the brothers went on together to inspect the gardens. there had been talk of

thunderstorms hit dorset, sussex and the island of guernsey.ve now stopped, but are expected to develop again later. and predicted rainfall of up to 50 millimetres per hour could lead to flooding in some southern counties of england. it was pretty chilly in london first thing this morning. let's see what the prospects are for the weekend and what is left of it. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. hello, everyone. we huddle to the heat and sunshine across much of the north but further south cloud and still the chance of thunderstorms this afternoon. ms office warning for southern england and south wales. also more cloud across orkney and shetland in the north—eastern coast, but generally away from the southern half of the uk is what we have the best of the sunshine and highest temperatures, noticeably cooler further south when we have carried on to be sunshine and highest temperatures, noticeably cooler further south we have cloud and thunderstorms. still those stops going through this evening and overnight, developing qu

that's kelly and thanks very much for your insight. mccleary and then from the university of sussex me case of current virus of some to a record daily high in the host city of the olympics. they've been almost 3000 new infections in japan's capital token process of being held against the games with concerns. it'll become a super spreader event. russia has reported another 23000 new cases in almost 800 death. there's been little improvement in the high infection and death rates in the past week. it's been blame to on the fast spreading delta variance on the countries slow vaccination rollout. algeria has had, it says night under a new pandemic caffeine to stem the spread of the delta variant. it's in effect in most of the countries 58 provinces. additional measures include a band on all gatherings, james beaches, and many of the public places are closed. public health officials say 71 percent of new infections in july are linked to down to the white house is refusing to buckle the pressure to live cave. in 1900 travel restrictions. the non americans, the delta variant appears to be spre

one or two affecting sussex and kent, there were a few storms in south wales for a time and there washaving dry, sunny and hot day. and talking of heat, the met office have issued their first extreme heat warning. why now? well, these warnings only started being issued injune and this is just the first hot spell we have seen. but this area, it represents an area of concern to the met office where we could see some impacts from the heat whether that be impacts to health or indeed infrastructure, things like trains might need to go slightly slower due to the tracks heating up in this hot weather. at the moment there's not too much going on, it's a clear start to the day tuesday and of course it has been very warm overnight, those temperatures starting off tuesday morning at around 16 degrees across parts of england and wales. a little bit fresher for scotland and northern ireland. but it's going to be another hot and sunny day. high pressure firmly in charge, however into the afternoon some thunderstorms will break out and i think this is the kind of area we are most likely to see the d

the university of sussex is institute of development studies with us from frankfurt, germany today. max sam was telling us there about how life is carrying on, quote, unquote, as normal, but the fact is normal was already different for tennessee. and wasn't it all of the covert problems? economic problems, post i, phil attacks in 2015. the economy was already in all sorts of trouble. yes, absolutely. the current political crisis is coming on top of a really, really dire help. crisis with because it demick and it is coming at the end of a long economic crisis that has played the country and made life really hard for a lot of them. and for a long time, this goes back to not just the 2011 revolution but, but also the, have been on the reading before that cost of living up and writing for a long time. inflation is been very serious on employment, very high. so the economy situation is been on people's minds way before the events of the last couple of days. i often hear and read about the tourism sector being obviously adversely affected by all of this. is that absolutely crucial to tune his

busy dave golfing professor of biology at the university of sussex and author of fallon, earth of burning the in sick polyps. welcome to our show. great. have you this pleasure to be here? all right, so when you tell someone that the populations of insects are going down and the most frequent reaction will be what lake. oh, well whatever. there will be less of that annoying, buzzing and stinging. can you summarize? whereas what exactly happens when in this appear and why really shouldn't be happy? yet? of course, you're absolutely correct. many people really don't like insects very much and, and they think it's a good thing if they're, if you're insects, but actually it's a disaster. so insects make up the bulk of all life on earth of we've named so far about one and a half 1000000 species of animal plant on our planet of which 1100000 different types of insect. so they are bio diversity ready or big chunk of it and the food for many of the organisms that infect says lots of birds and baths and small mammals and freshwater fish. and i'm piggy ends and liz, it's, they all eat insects at th

the duke of sussex has been working to publish a memoir set for release next year.haped him. he said he was inspired to show people no matter where we come from, we have a common link. that comes after the exclusive interview with oprah. >> i can't imagine the royal family is thrilled. >> that's probably right. >> i wonder what the price tag is. >> i've been wondering that, too. >> just asking. >>> one more. this one i love. olympic athletes are laughing about the beds they'll sleep on in tokyo. this is why. they are made of cardboard. u.s. track and field athlete paul chilimo tweeted the beds were to prevent intimacy between athletes. organizers say they selected it because it's sustainable. on saturday, irish gymnast posted the video of himself jumping on the cardboard frame. >> good form. >> good form for what? >> jumping, jumping, vlad. he's a gymnast. >> the official twitter account thanked him with a tweet on sunday, writing the sustainable cardboard beds are sturdy. here is the other nugget that's interesting. they used to distribute condoms before the games

one or two affecting sussex and kent, there were a few storms in south wales for a time and there wasity of us having dry, sunny and hot day. and talking of heat, the met office have issued their first extreme heat warning. why now? well, these warnings only started being issued injune and this is just the first hot spell we have seen. but this area, it represents an area of concern to the met office where we could see some impacts from the heat whether that be impacts to health or indeed infrastructure, things like trains might need to go slightly slower due to the tracks heating up in this hot weather. that kind of thing. at the moment there's not too much going on, it's a clear start to the day tuesday and of course it has been very warm overnight, those temperatures starting off tuesday morning at around 16 degrees across parts of england and wales. a little bit fresher for scotland and northern ireland. but it's going to be another hot and sunny day. high pressure firmly in charge, however into the afternoon some thunderstorms will break out and i think this is the kind of area w

saturday for the majority of us but there were a few storms that popped up from a one or two affecting sussexbird geordie of those having a dry, sunny and hot day. in talking of heat, the met office have issued their first extreme heat warning. these warnings only started being issued injune and this is just the first hot spell we have seen. is there a reference to the area of concern to the met office where we could see some impacts from the heat, that would be impacts from the heat, that would be impacts to health or infrastructure, things a trains might need to go slightly slower due to the traps heating up in this hot weather. —— tracks. a clear start the day tuesday and very warm overnight. and 60 degrees bus and within wales, fresher than that for england or the ireland by another hot and sunny day, high pressure firmly in charge however thunderstorms would break out and this is the kind of area would most likely see downpours but the bigger storms, so won't be surprised to hear some reports of localised surface water flooding in one or two of the bigger storms that p0p up- one or two o

the duke of cambridge and duke of sussex, whose relationship has been strained in recent months, metwitchell reports. the event should have been solely about their mother — the unveiling by her sons of a statue of diana, princess of wales. but the sons, william and harry, have fallen out. the special bond between two young princes has been broken. harsh words are said to have been spoken. this afternoon, it could largely be hidden. they were with the spencer family — diana's two elder sisters, sarah and jane, and her brother, charles. everybody chatted quite amiably. how could it have been otherwise? william and harry, side by side for some of the time, but more often than not they stood apart, until the moment of the statue's unveiling. the statue shows diana with anonymous children. it is intended, in the words of kensington palace, to reflect her warmth, elegance and energy. william and harry stood together to look at the statue and exchanged their impressions. the brothers went on together to inspect the gardens. there had been talk of them both making speeches. instead, there wa

let's speak to lucy adams, who's in west sussex in southern england.ing sky brown tojoin welcome and thank you for being with us. first of all, explain how skateboarding is going to work at the olympics before we talk about sky. the olympics before we talk about s . a, ,, the olympics before we talk about sky. main street took place last niuht sky. main street took place last ni . ht and sky. main street took place last night and there _ sky. main street took place last night and there are _ sky. main street took place last night and there are two - sky. main street took place last. night and there are two disciplines, street and park. street involves the typical street furniture you will see, ledgers, rails, stares and gaps and then park, which is what our hopefuls sky brown and bombette martin are competing in. it involves a bowl and they do one round one the bowl, they go into the air, they use the lip to grind a long and grind along. the lip to grind a long and grind alonu. ., . , ., , along. how excited i used to see skateboarding — along. how exc