tim allman explains.hese giant blue vats, hawksbill and green turtles are being given a little tlc, ahead of a potential return to the wild. that is no easy task, mind you. with a perennial problem getting in the way. what is happening now with climate change is that sea turtle nesting beaches are getting narrower, because of sea level rise and more frequent storms. and the beaches are getting warmer, so we are getting a higher number of females. so, the sex rate is shifting towards females. but on world sea turtle day, there is no room for pessimism. a big crowd to see off the latest batch of tenacious marine hero turtles. # something inside so strong # i know that i can make it but you are doing me wro the fact they can take them, get them rehabilitated and then set them back free into their natural environment. ijust think it's lovely, and to have this opportunity to watch them released back into it is fabulous. # something inside so strong. this is only a small step. there are many more steps to take,

tim allman, bbc news.t the v&a museum showcases more than 250 items including fashion ensembles from the likes of lady gaga, rihanna and prince. it also traces the history of the diva from 19th century opera singers to some of the megastars of today. the diva in that image, the diva in their persona and the diva in identity is a very important part of the story. so from the early 19th century, singers where they commissioned their own couture gowns, to the kind of contemporary catwalk from the met gala to the stage, the importance of the diva look and the diva expressing themselves through fashion is incredibly important. before we go let's leave you with these pictures of the summer solstice from stonehenge in south west england. today isjune 21st and is the longest day of the year. traditionally thousands of people gather at the historic site to watch the sun rise over the giant stones. some people say it is the start of summer, others say it is midsummer, others say our evenings are getting shorter. you

scientists in arizona think they've found a way, as tim allman explains.stroke, dehydration, all potential problems when the mercury starts to rise. researching these dangerous consequences is hard to do with real live human beings, so that's where andy comes into his own. a synthetic human called a mannequin that can replicate our body's reaction to the weather. 50 reaction to the weather. so there are — reaction to the weather. sr there are some reaction to the weather. 5r there are some experiments you want to do with humans, and there's lots of them you really do not want to, because somebody could end up being hurt. so, for example, nobody is measuring the core temperature increase of somebody getting heatstroke. and he has 35 different surface areas, and each of them can be individually controlled and monitored. he can even sweat. scientists examine andy and hopefully learn how human beings would react in a variety of different climates. 5.31; beings would react in a variety of different climates.- of different climates. say this is the climatic _ of

tim allman, bbc news.me ago — after winning their first european champions league title. city beat inter milan one—nil in a hard—fought game, to complete a record treble for the season, having already secured the premier league title and the fa cup. a reminder of our top story this hour — the former first minister of scotland nicola sturgeon has been arrested in connection with an ongoing investigation into the scottish national party's finances. kieran andrews, scottish political editor from the times, told me whether nicola sturgeon being arrested is surprisng news. it isn't some regards, especially into the blue on a sunday at the weekend with such a big gap between the other two arrests that we have seen so far in this investigation. nicola sturgeon is the third person to be arrested by police and questioned by police in connection with the scottish national party finances investigation and also her husband, the party chief executive, the parties from the treasurer or both? foraround the parties from t

tim allman, bbc news. a helpful end and a good one to close the programme on.en another hot and humid day but we are starting to see the signs of a change for the latter stages of the afternoon. the shower clouds are brewing and the heat has not been as widespread as yesterday. we have seen some sharper showers developing down into the south—west over the last few hours. you can see the first signs of those thunderstorms is now starting to break out. i suspect over the next few hours, those thunder storms are likely once again, to become more widespread. particularly across england and wales to close out our sunday evening. probablyjust in time for an evening family barbecue, i'm afraid. so, you could also see more persistent rain moving out of dorset across gloucestershire, and up into south wales. here, we could have a couple inches of rainfall here on top of those thunderstorms as well to look out for. it may well lead to some localised flooding in places. that rain clearing slowly away from south wales. it stays misty and murky down into the south—west. we

tim allman, bbc news. next week. the metre high wooden statue was made in the 12th century under thejin dynasty. it's last known whereabouts was in 1932 and has been sitting in a family home for decades. it's expected to fetch at least one million dollars when it's auctioned in paris next week. imagine finding that in your home. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. there were two main parts to saturday's weather story — some heat and some thunderstorms. it was by quite some margin, the hottest day of the year so far — 32 degrees celsius in parts of surrey, lots of other places not too far behind. but for some, that heat through the afternoon into the evening spawned some thunderstorms. a dramatic view for this weather watcher in shropshire. this is how it looked on the radar picture through saturday evening across parts of the midlands, east wales, north west england and also up into western scotland. some quite intense thunderstorms, a lot of rain falling in some locations. and for sunday, well, it's mor

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tim allman reports. it is not everyday you get a hospital visit from the president. toys, finally sleeping in a warm bed. two of them are even beginning to play again. they are in their recovery process. first _ they are in their recovery process. first hydrating themselves because they still— first hydrating themselves because they still can't eat food but in general— they still can't eat food but in general the state of health of their children— general the state of health of their children is— general the state of health of their children is an acceptable one according to the medical report. they— according to the medical report. they are — according to the medical report. they are out of danger. the children went missing after their plane crashed at the beginning of may, a disaster in which their mother was killed. they were on their own and only after weeks of them surviving in the jungle where they finally rescued. it is becoming clear that the real hero with her oldest child, leslie, the ultimate big sister. she made camp for her brothers, providing what food

tim allman, bbc news.bbc news, thanks for watching. hello, june has been a warm month for many of us and at times it has felt like the middle of summer. talking of which, the 21st of marks the first day of astronomical summer or the summer solstice and it will be the longest day of the year. let's get to the forecast. this is the satellite picture from the last day or so and thatis picture from the last day or so and that is the weather front that brought the rain to many parts of the country in the last 24 hours. it will be moving away northwards but in its wake we will see an area of high pressure developing towards the south and west but we will also be brushed with weather systems over the next few days. the high pressure to the south will open up the doors to the south will open up the doors to much warmer weather streaming away from spain, portugal and france. 50 it does look as though it will get hot towards the weekend. that is still to come. let's look at the forecast for wednesday and starting on