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the garden bridge over the river thames — the garden bridge over the river thames. see what happens. thank you very much. see what happens. thank you very much- have _ see what happens. thank you very much- have a _ see what happens. thank you very much. have a lovely _ see what happens. thank you very much. have a lovely sunday. - see what happens. thank you very | much. have a lovely sunday. thank you forjoining us on the papers. next, click. and then headlines at 10am. in an unassuming garage in the netherlands, there's an electric car with a secret. no, it's not its ultra—light, ultra—strong carbon—fibre frame, although that is important to the story, and it's not the aerodynamic design that makes it look like a future car from the 19505, although that is important, too. no, look closer at that shiny finish, and you'll see that it's not paint. the entire thing is covered in solar panels, solar panels on the bonnet, solar panels on the roof, solar panels instead of a back window. yes, this is a solar—powered car, and they call it lightyear one. the first producti

he lost his life a year ago trying to rescue someone who had jumped into the river thames.mi's friends have been working on a series of tracksjimi had started recording. # only go through if i've got brothers with me i can trust. my bro had talent kind of thing, you know what i mean? when i heard his music, i was like, wow, like, you know? he could have actually done something. # i'm still the same guy i was. # no amount of money is changing me, blatantly. i feel like music, it hits harder when the person is not here any more but the lyrics are so deep. he is a hero, so, yeah, man, it is only right that we do right by him. london bridge. jimi had just left work with his best friend bernard when they heard shouting from the river thames. it was pitch black. it was one in the morning. couldn't see anything. i remembered me andjimi looking around on both sides of the river, just trying to understand, where is she at. we could hear the noise of someone shouting. i rememberjimi going straight at it. he was like, "bro, we have to find her." he was determined to save her, that wom

cambridge set a new record on the thames course, which stretches 6.84 kilometres.for now. thank you very much. lovely to see the boat race back where it belongs. the british government says — unlike some european countries — it won't consider energy rationing. energy bills have increased significantly for households in england, scotland and wales, partly due to the war in ukraine. but more fundamentally because of the rising cost of energy. a new energy strategy is due to be released, though, as the bbc�*s politcal correspondent iain watson reports. with fuel costs soaring, some people are already rationing their own energy use. david is on universal credit and, at his flat near sheffield, he has stopped using gas. he now relies on relatively cheaper electricity for washing and heating. we are living in the 21st century and ifeel as if i am going backwards and doing things that, you know, are probably what you would hear people did in the olden days. the government has not ruled out more help for fuel bills in the coming months, but labour and some conservative mps

when the drains flood, raw sewage spills directly into river thames.ean. and after today, london's super sewer will be one step closer to completion. under construction since 2016, the tens tideway will ease the pressure on the capital's ageing sewer network. the tunnel will be operational in 2025, delayed a year by covid lockdowns and social distancing. it does not come cheap, londoners will face higher bills to meet the costs, but should gain clear pipes and a cleaner river. there you have it, that is the reason behind it. it takes a huge team to make this construction project work. i'm delighted to see one of the team who has been working with me, shannon, whojoined as an apprentice, now locomotive operator. people will be surprised there is a whole train network and are here. how did you get involved become an apprentice, learning how to drive the train? i started off, i got interested in it reason behind the project, and i decided to apply for the apprenticeship and i got chosen. stand apprenticeship and i got chosen. and what is it like? this is

he lost his life a year ago trying to rescue someone who had jumped into the river thames.'s friends have been working on a series of tracksjimi had started recording. # only go through if i've got brothers with me i can trust. my bro had talent kind of thing, you know what i mean? when i heard his music was like, wow, like, you know? could have actually done something. # i'm still the same guy i was. # no amount of money is changing me, blatantly. i feel like music, it hits harder when the person is not here any more but the lyrics are so deep. he is a hero, so, yeah, man, it is only right that we do right by him. london bridge. jimi had just left work with his best friend bernard when they heard shouting from the river thames. it was pitch black. it was one in the morning. couldn't see anything. i remembered me andjimi looking around on both sides of the river, just trying to understand, where is she at. we could hear the noise of someone shouting. i rememberjimi going straight at it. he was like, "bro, we have to find her." he was determined to save her, that woman, that

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the thames may be hundreds of kilometers away. there are hundreds of villages like these right. the way across this region that seemingly are directly in the line of rushes potential advance. the russian military control an area only a few kilometers in that direction and they are trying to sweep through here on their way to try and surround slum yancey. meanwhile, there are thousands of civilians in places like this, and they are terrified of the days ahead. char stafford, al jazeera, eastern ukraine. a large fire has broken out in the southern ukrainian city of curse on which is currently under russian military occupation. several houses have been engulfed by the flames. is not yet clear what caused the blaze. now casualties have yet been reported. and satellite imagery from matter you, paul is revealing the damage done by russian shelling on the as of style steel plants were up to 2000 ukrainian soldiers. a hold up putting up a final front to resistance as they're surrounded by russian forces. a 1000 civilians are also trapped with them. russia has continued its air strikes o

i have been on the thames with ed sheeran 's drummer~ — on the thames with ed sheeran 's drummer. volunteering their services on the day of the boat race, the return of the _ the day of the boat race, the return of the boat — the day of the boat race, the return of the boat race, the university boat _ of the boat race, the university boat race. _ of the boat race, the university boat race, cambridge against oxford, tomorrow— boat race, cambridge against oxford, tomorrow on the river thames and we are expecting a record crowd of around — are expecting a record crowd of around 400,000 people, a lot of work and people _ around 400,000 people, a lot of work and people to keep an eye on to make sure they— and people to keep an eye on to make sure they are — and people to keep an eye on to make sure they are safe and that is what the drummer will be doing. and they will be looking _ the drummer will be doing. and they will be looking carefully _ the drummer will be doing. and they will be looking carefully at _ the drummer will be doing. and they will be looking carefully at the - will

the sun comes out here too, and things warm up a business, thames up to plus one degrees. so really about 12 degrees below average by this time. but we are below average. now, there's a lot of rain forecast for the bahamas for cuba. for hispaniola in puerto rico, this unfortunately is going to continue for a couple of days that takes a lot of the shells away from mexico, honduras, not in columbia, but as weather is pretty wet as it is for a good part of northern brazil and still in this eastern side of brazil, ah, in 2018, a journalist lead 40 days of civic action against the armenian government, and president sockets yann's great home power. i'm going to liberate this, where a new documentary follows his non violent campaign to bring down a corrupt regime, tarnishing outcome with a democratic. i am not alone, arminius, velvet revolution on al jazeera blue. ah, welcome back to watching al jazeera with me the hell rovner. remind to of all top stories, place in ukraine, say the bodies of bolt at $900.00 civilians have been found in areas surrounding the capital. the head of

russian energy resources will primarily impacts european citizens stuff, which is up at least on the thames by western countries to replace our energy resources with alternative supplies will inevitably affect the entire global economy supplies from other countries, primarily from the united states, will cost consumers many times more would affect the standard of living of people and the competitiveness of the european economy. despite these obvious things for every one european countries are constantly talking about refusing russian supplies, which further destabilizes the market and inflates prices themselves, primarily for their citizens. earlier we spoke to stefan gadget your professor at the institute of european studies in belgrade, and he thinks that the european leads are, aren't fully considering the impacts of their policies on their citizens. these elites have the agenda that are quite the opposite from what the, the state interest will be additional sense or what the interests of their population are. so that is why they're ready to harm their overall relation and their own econ

bourne end is a quiet village, close to the river thames and 0rchard end is a quiet village, close tos happened. one of them, eve, has been speaking to the bbc and said that her husband had heard two men arguing on tuesday evening and then the police arrived. it is men arguing on tuesday evening and then the police arrived.— then the police arrived. it is not a nice place — then the police arrived. it is not a nice place to _ then the police arrived. it is not a nice place to live _ then the police arrived. it is not a nice place to live any _ then the police arrived. it is not a nice place to live any more, i then the police arrived. it is not a nice place to live any more, with | nice place to live any more, with what has just happened. you begin to think about your own security and things. it was frightening because we did not know what was happening, going on, nobody was telling us anything. and... you don't see armed police very often in your life. that was happening and they came in your flat. ., , ., flat. red kite housing association, which runs orchard _ flat. red kite housin

the budget was up listed on the thames by western countries to replace our energy resources with alternative supplies will inevitably affect the entire global economy. supplies from other countries, primarily from the united states, will cost consumers many times more would affect the standard of living of people and the competitiveness of the european economy. despite these obvious things for every one european countries, it constantly talking about refusing russian supplies which further destabilizes the market and inflates prices themselves, primarily for their citizens. the right term, an economist like a homer believes the antique russian rhetoric from new leaders when it comes to russian gas will end up hurting their own countries on citizens. when they stick to this idiot, idiocy of energy policy, the many supply chains will come up in the you. and as everybody knows, the supply chains are so delicate, with the globalized world that you destroy so many other parts of it. that especially a high industrialized countries like germany, france, and so on, well, well, suffer immediately, an

thames valley police said all three were known to each other, and they are not looking for anyone elseave fallen by about half in some parts of the world because of climate change and intensive agriculture. researchers at university college london said the combined pressure of global heating and farming was driving a "substantial decline" in the number of insects across the globe. prince harry says he doesn't yet know if he'll return to the uk in june for the celebrations to mark the queen's platinum jubilee. in an interview with the american network nbc, the duke of sussex also spoke about visiting his grandmother the queen at windsor last week, and said he was trying to make sure her majesty was protected, and "surrounded by the right people". 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell has the story. his relations with the rest of the royal family have been strained of late, but harry has remained on good terms with his grandmother, the queen. the two hadn't met for a year until last week, when harry and meghan were en route to the netherlands for the invictus games. they broke theirj

the courts will be inundated with lawsuits from those who do not want to move from the banks of the thamesntral africa boris johnson himself recently paid a fine to disperse a fragment of down in foggy albion. he rolled party with colleagues and only under pressure from the investigation, the prime minister was forced to apologize for the fact that the quote failed to comply with the law , you understand that many are angry because i myself failed to comply with the laws that the government i lead adopted to protect society. and i sincerely accept that people have a right to expect more from me. so now i feel even more responsible for achieving goals for the sake of the citizens of britain. but the opponents of these johnson feelings they are not in a hurry to share, denying the fact of the party. after all, he lied from the rostrum of parliament for the first time in the history of our country, the prime minister was caught breaking the law, and then he also lied to society about this . britain deserves better. he must go to this johnson answered more than once. where will he leave the co

it's been one year since a young man died after diving into the river thames in london to save a womanin. to mark this, one of his songs will be played on bbc radio for the first time. emmanuel macron has promised to unite france and be a "president for all", after being re—elected as the country's leader. he beat his anti—immigration rival marine le pen to become the first french president in 20 years to win a second term. let's cross live to paris and talk to david eades. you join us at this rather wonderful spot overlooking the arc de triomphe, the famed ark, and it is a signal of success, i suppose, for emmanuel macron right now. he is the first french president in some 20 years to win a second term in office. he has been vowing to unite the country after his re—election. looking at the skill of his victory you might wonder looking at the skill of his victory you might wonder why, looking at the skill of his victory you might wonder why, 58.5% looking at the skill of his victory you might wonder why, 58.5% of looking at the skill of his victory you might wonder why, 58.5% of the vo

they beat cambridge with ease on the river thames, with a lead of around six seconds. 0xford were favouritese to force their way back into it. a better afternoon for cambridge's women. they continued their domination with a victory in record time. the light blue boat, which had won for the last four years, was always in control of this one too. england are well on their way to a convincing victory over italy in the women's six nations. the roses have run in eight tries so far in parma and are leading a8—0 midway through the second half. lydia thompson scored the best of the bunch so far with her second and england's sixth try of the game. it looks like the championship will come down to england's final—round showdown with france which has sold out more than a month in advance. england's cricketers have failed in their bid to retain the women's world cup title, beaten by an outstanding australia side in christchurch. chasing a mammoth 357 to win, england lost wickets too regularly to ever be in contention, and only nat sciver batted with any real authority. she was 148 not out when she ran ou

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so it is going to feel chilly out in the east along the thames estuary.eeling a little chillier. we have got plenty of dry weather in the forecast, maybe one or two light showers but again no significant rain and night time temperatures still feeling chilly. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. now though it's back to sally and dan. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and dan walker. coming up on this morning's programme. the boxing legend ricky hatton will be on the sofa to tell us why he's getting back in the ring for one last bout. katie derham will be here, too. she'll be looking ahead to this year's bbc proms, as the full schedule is released. and the kaiser chiefs are headlining a big thank you tourfor the key workers who helped us through the pandemic. it kicked off last night and frontman ricky wilson will be here to tell us how it went. i think ricky was in glasgow tonight so he will be a late night and an early start. in manchester tonight. the

a noticeable easterly wind so towards eastern areas, parts of essex and kent and down through the thamess the west, central areas of the capital, 17 or 18 degrees celsius and of course it will stay dry. through this evening and overnight, we do the whole thing all over again. so clear skies, temperatures dropping back to mid single figures for many into tomorrow morning. on thursday, it is more of the same. there will be some sunshine and we have still got that easterly wind and it is set to stay dry. it is cooler and cloudier and windier on friday. hello, this is breakfast with dan walker and nina warhurst. a big night in the premier league. good morning. but before we talk about the result which was a huge one for livable and a tough one for manchester united to take an amazing show of support for cristiano ronaldo from both sets of van. it was and there are moments in football where i think what you see play out goes above football and that was the case last night, when you consider the deep rivalry between liverpool and manchester united, there is also a huge amount of respect and th

the body of a 50—year—old man was found at an address in barton on sunday, but thames valley police believeown to each other and the teenager remains in police custody. serious violence increased by nearly a quarter after lockdown restrictions were eased in england and wales last year, a study suggests. this rise in serious violence, which researchers defined as violence resulting in emergency hospital treatment, affected all age groups. the 23% rise is the biggest since records began, according the study. bars and nightclubs which don't take steps to prevent spiking should lose their licences. that's according to a group of mps who want more measures to tackle the problem. the house of commons home affairs select committee also says more needs to be done to support victims. our home affairs correspondent june kelly has the details. it's a hidden danger on a night out. and spiking will remain an invisible crime unless more is done to improve awareness and support victims. this is the message from mps who are calling for a better response from pubs, clubs, police and health services. 0ne vic

but the easterly breeze just gets a little bit stronger, so out along the east coast of essex, the thamesius. fairly settled conditions for thursday and for friday, but that easterly breeze will make things feel chillier in the east. before we go, a reminder that today is the deadline for registering to vote by post in the upcoming council elections on may 5th. it's an important chance to have your say in who decides your local services. there is a simple guide to the council elections on the bbc website. it includes a section on what councils do, why you should vote, and who is entitled to vote in just over two weeks' time. that's all for now — i'm back in half an hour. hello, this is breakfast with nina warhurst and dan walker. you may remember on breakfast we've been following the story of tony and sabrina from driffield, who signed up to take in a family of ukrainian refugees under a government scheme to help those fleeing the war. well — after weeks of waiting — finally, some good news. liliia and her family arrived in the uk over the weekend and were welcomed with open arms by their

floating lifeboat station at its busiest site will help them provide better care to casualties on the thamesway now and take in the cloud with it. still gusty winds, but some dry weather with some sunshine for the first half of the day today, and then later some showers started pushing. still sunny spells mixed in with the showers but a gusty wind and quite lively as well, and will feel cool in the shade. 0vernight tonight showers clear away and the winds start to drop out as well, meaning it will be a chilly start to your friday and we have some cool air with us and in the suburbs, a touch of frost, and there is a little bit of rain first thing into parts of surrey and kent first thing tomorrow that slips away, and behind high pressure. so we are fairly settled through much of the weekend. a lot of dry weather. at the end of the week and though we start to see fronts pushing in from the atlantic and for the start of next week that eventually will bring us much, much milder air and that will be with us really to start the new working week. the temperatures on a bit of a roller—coaster. today

an east—north easterly breeze, and the thames estuary and the essex coast will feel chillier, but furthertemperature dropping to seven celsius. tomorrow, it stays breezy and you can see the isobars still squeezed together, so the wind stays with us over night every over night and through friday, as does the cloud. so it's a rather grey day tomorrow and again, we could see spots of light rain, drizzle, a few showers, and the temperature tomorrow as a result will be cooler, between 13 and 16 celsius. into the weekend, you can see in the south of the uk all of the low pressure will mean more unsettled conditions for us, but on the whole it is largely dry and the chance of a shower, a breezy weekend though, and temperatures feeling chilly, and more chance of some sunshine on sunday. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. now though it's back to naga and charlie. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. coming up on the programme this morning. if you thought moving home was stre

the body of a 50—year—old man was found at an address in barton on sunday but thames valley police believectim are said to be known to each other and the teenager remains in police custody. serious violence increased by nearly a quarter after lockdown restrictions were eased in england and wales last year, a study suggests. this rise in serious violence, which researchers defined as �*violence resulting in emergency hospital treatment�*, affected all age groups. the 23% rise is the biggest since records began, according the study. new footage released by police in the us shows the hollywood actor alec baldwin practising drawing his gun before a fatal shooting on a film set last year. the santa fe county sheriff's office has released all files relating to its ongoing investigation into the death of the cinematographer, halyna hutchins. mr baldwin has previously said he did not pull the trigger. david willis has the latest. alec baldwin rehearsing his quick draw only moments before a film set was transformed into a crime scene. the incident sent police racing to the sprawling desert ranch in

approximately two-thirds of all ukrainian children have been displaced from thame home.country. it's an absolute outrage the idea this is happening approaching the second quarter of the 21st century is just -- last month when i was in europe i announced that the united states would welcome 100,000 ukrainians so that we share in the responsibility of supporting ukrainians fleeing putin's war machine. we've already welcomed tens of thousands of ukrainians to the united states and today i am announcing a program to unite for ukraine, a new program to enable ukrainians seeking refuge to come directly from europe to the united states. this new humanitarian parole program will compliment the existing legal pathways available to the ukrainians, including immigrant visas and refugee processing it will provide an expedient channel for secure legal migration from europe to the united states for ukrainians who have a u.s. sponsor such as a family or an ngo this program will be fast. it will be streamlined and it will ensure that the united states honors its commitment to go to the

we have some mid seventies on the thames, probably even a little warmer tomorrow couple of upper thirtieshough, including low forties santa roses in their napa novato. wanna creates a 40 mill valley 40 to 40 in there and wanna creek 41, also in castro valley low forties, all around lafayette, pinola also. danville, dublin, pleasanton out to clayton, upper forties around piedmont, el cerrito, alameda at 50. the never ending high pressure system will give us a nice, probably most of the weekend. there will be a system clipping northern california late sunday into monday that allow for a little bit of cooling, especially on monday. 60 seventies on your temps here, and we are looking for warm weather saturday. little cool down sunday. big called on monday, then back to warmer again dave tuesday wednesday. alright steve. thank you. and you know what there is. still there's some better news on eastbound 80. they cleared the crash or it was actually medical emergency east 80. getting out to university. the traffic is getting better both directions here as you drive out toward the macarthur, mace

forties fifties on the thames, mainly forties. a couple of thirties there's a couple of lakeville upper lake in their middletown's close to parks down to 41, nevada, also at 41, sausalito, 50. degrees napa 44 the highs just never wants to leave when it builds in. it's getting that time of year where it doesn't take much warmer forecast now kicking in, and it will be dry all the way for probably for another 10 days, at least. don't you get to april? you're pretty much done unless it's a bona fide rainier weak system that will drag across the sunday monday for a little cool down sixties seventies on the temps warmer saturday. still nice but cooling down a little bit sunday in the money, then back to warmer you guys next week. it is incumbent upon our government actually come through with that promise. california renters facing possible eviction now have some more time to help pay their rent will explain the latest extension of the eviction moratorium, and we'll tell you how obey area brewery is shining a spotlight on the plight of u

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cloudy morning, mild fifties on the thames were out of those thirties and forties.a day where temperatures start to bump up upper fifties sixties wouldn't be surprised we had 70. maybe by sunday or monday. all right over to james tourism for salad. six o'clock, usually things pick up. we're seeing that or what? yes we've got a couple of things to talk about here this morning. i want to take you over to the south bay. now we're seeing a crash on one. oh, one north bong. we're told that some paramedics are on the scene here and you could see some of the back up some of the little yellow and red that it's causing. actually the last couple of minutes. that's been a little bit more clear. so it seems like they're probably making some progress to get that out of the way and make sure that your commute is not gonna be too busy for you staying in san jose to eighties, looking pretty good right now, but we are certainly seeing more cars on the road as we're getting to that type of morning. babbage toll plaza looking pretty good right now. six at one. let's go back to the hea

forties fifties on the thames kind of a mild air mass over us right now are cool, but you know the warmern as we get a south wind in advance of this system, so yesterday's system is departing pretty rapidly some sun but increasing clouds a little bit of patchy fog out there, especially areas to the south as well. so some morning rain and wind the rain ends and then clearing, breezy. into saturday afternoon. something keep an eye on here. they're typhoon there. same thing as a hurricane. as it lifts north. it's going into colder waters. it turns extra tropical, which means it's a low, but that's a lot of energy and a lot of moisture coming across the pacific that bears watching for next week, maybe next thursday friday that can really enhance a weak front or, you know, may not move over us at all. but the pattern does show a rain returning on monday night tuesday and again next thursday , friday, so something to watch as for this year again, maybe five and 10 but 22228 being forecast by this snow forecast, so we'll take it any snow is good. any rain is good right now. sixties to upper sixt

here's some forties on the thames 38. boulder creek was fountains in there. santa cruz at 44. santa. so there is a definite bite to the morning air 12 up in truckee in south lake tahoe, 36 yukata sacramento's 38. that's cool moves out. we get a break for about a day and a half, maybe a little longer. next system late wednesday more likely thursday. these these systems are going to take a more from about san francisco north. if you're south , it doesn't look like much if you're north. it does. i mean, if santa rosa gets an inch and 17 100 that's about two and a quarter for the russian river and uk and that's a lot look at the sierra. that'd be that'd be really good snow. i've seen some projections about 3 to 4 ft. over the next week. up in the mountains fifties on most of the temps are very low sixties that will get cold tomorrow morning. just a heads up. i think we'll get some near 32 33 wind protected areas. light rain thursday mainly north mostly cloudy friday. next system on saturday that looks like rain for everybody. heaviest north and a break on sunday panel. alright. so

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