duncan kennedy is on the isle of wight to tell us more.ld. they thought they were two main species of dinosaur, until now. gnarled, nobbly and what a nose! this is how the not very dainty dino would have looked like. and the usp of this vip, its bulbous snout. and here we have vertebra or backbone of... its remains had spent 110 years in old boxes untiljeremy lockwood, a retired gp, went through them. he'd always believed there had to be more than two types of dinosaur on the island. and he was right. i took a bone, which was a nasal bone, and i thought, "i'm going to try and reconstruct what the skull of this animal looked like," so i sort of put it into life position. and i thought, "goodness me, this has got a bulbous end to the end of its nose." so it became obvious that this was something completely different. it took dr lockwood two years to sift through all the bones, and this new species has now been confirmed by experts. just along there is where i found it all them years ago. that's right. keith simmonds is the one who found the

duncan kennedy, bbc news, on the isle of wight.at last line, could he? what an amazing discovery, the things you discover when you are in lockdown. a french balloonist has broken the world record for standing on a hot—air balloon. these amazing pictures show 28—year—old remi 0uvrard. on top of the balloon over western france at an altitude of more than 3,500 metres. it was piloted by his father for a charity event. of �*zenitude”' while in the sky. that's all for now. stay with bbc world news. hello. with low pressure moving right across the uk, the week is coming to a windy end and there's the chance of rain as well. there will be some heavier bursts of rain, especially in scotland. and around this area of low pressure, plenty of mild air moving in on quite a strong wind, it has to be said, particularly across coastal parts of the north and west. here comes the low pressure, the centre of which will move across scotland as we go on through friday. it's in scotland we're going to see the heaviest rain. now, these are the temperatur

duncan kennedy, bbc news, on the isle of wight. that's it for now.bsite, including a section on cop26, including this article on seven ways to curb climate change. you can see that on the bbc news website or the bbc news app. see you next time. hello. with low pressure moving right across the uk, the week is coming to a windy end and there's the chance of rain as well. there will be some heavier bursts of rain, especially in scotland. and around this area of low pressure, plenty of mild air moving in on quite a strong wind, it has to be said, particularly across coastal parts of the north and west. here comes the low pressure, the centre of which will move across scotland as we go on through friday. it's in scotland we're going to see the heaviest rain. now, these are the temperatures to begin the day, so already very mild — 11 degrees in belfast and manchester, for example. the heaviest rain will be in scotland, a couple of pulses of that working on through, but heaviest and most persistent in hills in the west. and very wet for a time across much o

duncan kennedy, bbc news on the isle of wight.tion. this is the amazing view of the space x dragon spacecraft approaching the space station. where they will dock and unload the four astronauts on board. spacex launched four astronauts toward the international space station on a brand new dragon spacecraft wednesday night from nasa s kennedy space center in florida, continuing the company s swift acceleration of crew missions just two days after another capsule returned to earth. the successful blastoff from florida marked spacex s fifth launch to send humans into space since ending a gap in us orbital human spaceflight capability in may 2020. hello. with low pressure moving right across the uk, the week is coming to a windy end and there's the chance of rain as well. there will be some heavier bursts of rain, especially in scotland. and around this area of low pressure, plenty of mild air moving in on quite a strong wind, it has to be said, particularly across coastal parts of the north and west. here comes the low pressure, the c

duncan kennedy, bbc news, on the isle of wight.f low pressure is approaching us. you can see it on the satellite picture here, and it will be right on top of us during the course of friday. and friday is going to be a blustery day right across the country. so, this is what it looks like early hours of friday morning. the rain moves into ireland, northern ireland, scotland, the north west of england, as well. there might be some dribs and drabs further south, but i think we won't see much rainfall at all even through friday across southern and central parts of the uk. most of the rainfall, with this area of low pressure, will sort of shear off towards the north and east. certainly scotland, southern scotland, maybe the lake district getting some of that rain. further south, it willjust be fleeting rain carried on that breeze, really not lasting very long at all, more showery than anything. and the temperatures — 15 in the south, around 12—13 across the north. and as far as the weekend's concerned, it's looking quieter and generally

duncan kennedy, bbc news on the isle of wight.g pictures show 28 year old r mi 0uvrard on top of the balloon over western france at an altitude of more than three and a half thousand metres. it was piloted by his father for a charity event. he told reporters he experienced a feeling of zenitude while in the sky. let's bring you some live pictures now from the international space station. the space x dragon has in the last hour succcessfully docked with the station — and the four astronauts on board are due to come through that tunnel. docking around 2330 - tbcspacex launched four astronauts toward the international space station on a brand new dragon spacecraft wednesday night that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello. with low pressure moving right across the uk, the week is coming to a windy end and there's the chance of rain as well. there will be some heavier bursts of rain, especially in scotland. and around this area of low pressure, plenty of mild air moving in on quite a strong wind, it has to be said, particula

duncan kennedy, bbc news, on the isle of wight.any today. want him coming up company today. want him coming up on world news in about five minutes. see you soon. with low pressure moving right across the uk, the week is coming to a windy end and there's the chance of rain as well. there will be some heavier bursts of rain, especially in scotland. and around this area of low pressure, plenty of mild air moving in on quite a strong wind, it has to be said, particularly across coastal parts of the north and west. here comes the low pressure, the centre of which will move across scotland as we go on through friday. it's in scotland we're going to see the heaviest rain. now, these are the temperatures to begin the day, so already very mild — 11 degrees in belfast and manchester, for example. the heaviest rain will be in scotland, a couple of pulses of that working on through, but heaviest and most persistent in hills in the west. and very wet for a time across much of northwest england. showery bursts of rain for northern ireland, for w

the bones were uncovered more than a0 years ago on the isle of wight. duncan kennedy has more. would've looked like. and the usp of this vip, its bulbous snout. and here we have vertebra or backbone of... its remains had spent a0 years in old boxes untiljeremy lockwood, a retired gp, went through them. he'd always believed there had to be more than two types of dinosaur on the island. and he was right. i took a bone, which was a nasal bone, and i thought, "i'm going to try and reconstruct what the skull of this animal looked like," so i sort of put it into life position. and i thought, "goodness me, this has got a bulbous end to the end of its nose." so, it became obvious that this was something completely different. it took dr lockwood two years to sift through all the bones, and his new species has now been confirmed by experts. just along there is where i found it all them years ago. that's right. keith simmonds is the one who found the dinosaur near a village called brighstone, which is why it's being called brighstoneus simmondsi. it was in 1978 keith discovered the bones,

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brighter spell of weather through parts of scotland, north—west england down the midlands and the isle of wighteratures tomorrow 10—15, fairly similar to today. and then as we head through saturday night into sunday, then as low pressure is cleared grey the east it will be higher pressure that dominates our weather through the weekend really. we have got a front approaching from the west on sunday. that will bring rain later on to northern ireland and western scotland as well. for much of the uk a largely dry settled picture. a lot of useable weather, light winds and sunshine likely. temperature—wise, a degree or so down on saturday, round about 10—4 degrees, for remembrance sunday. but it looks like high pressure will be not far away as we move into the new working week. there is a front that will slip southwards adds we move through into monday but it is tending to peter out. many places looking drew dry. there will be rain in the north, but temperatures still very mild for the middle of november. ben. a reminder of our top story... a draft agreement at the cop26 climate summit in glasgow has

mitchell and these battleships tell the story of america's world naval power with roosevelt's great wight fleet and they're sinking, in the transition to the carrier warfare. so after their life span where they were in world war i, they were decommissioned and used as target vessels or general van mitchell used this new invented airplane, to drop bombs on these battleships so prove that his -- the small little mosquito could sink some of the most powerful weapons of any nation afloat. so this is a huge transition now. we're moving from battleships to carrier warfare. we also have world one ship wrecks and these stories an these recs help to tell the story from isolation to a player on the world stage just as we did going to europe to help our allied forces an the most prominence collectionp ship recs is from world war ii battle of the atlantic. these ship wrecks were the most dominant military economic power in the world and the status that remains today. so what we have here is a naval battlefield of north carolina is where world war i and ii came home to america. it is where we suffered

for much of scotland, north—west england and the midlands, right down to the likes of the isle of wightl mild, light winds as well. that's going to be the story for many of us as we head through into sunday as well. high pressure dominating our weather. we've got a front that is trying to push into the north—west, so particularly later on remembrance sunday, that will push a little bit of rain into the north—west of scotland, perhaps a few showers in northern ireland. but for the bulk of the uk, it will be a dry, settled day. if you are out and about on sunday. we have got light winds, some sunshine breaking through but predominately fairly cloudy skies and top temperatures just down a touch but still about ten to 1a degrees. even through then into the new working week, high pressure sits in the south and also towards the east of us, we have got this front trying to work in from the north—west but it bumps into all those areas of high pressure that are close to the uk, so the front tends to fizzle out, just bringing a few showers to parts of northern england and wales late on on monday.

maybe not reaching east anglia and down towards the isle of wight and anywhere south and east of that but temperatures through the middle part of the afternoon between 11 and 15 . however, it looks likely things will quieten down as we head towards the weekend. certainly a drier weekend in prospect for all of us. the question isjust how in prospect for all of us. the question is just how much sunshine we will see. a reminder of our top story. a draft climate agreement is published at the glasgow un summit. countries are asked to strenghten their commitment to cutting carbon emissions that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello, i'mjane dougall — with your latest sports news. england's cricketers are due to face new zealand in just under 30 minutes time for their semifinal of the men's t20 world cup in abu dhabi. captain eoin morgan says his side are looking forward to a repeat of the 50 over final they played at lords in 2019, when england won by the tightest of margins. the winner will face either

the remains of the brighstoneus simmondsi were found on the isle of wight in 1978.and the university of portsmouth and he told me what happened. well, yes, it was about a year ago. so i was going through — i had this thought that maybe there was more diversity, there was more species of the type of dinosaur so that we were looking at which, was a plant—eating dinosaur. and so i decided to go through all the bones, and there were massive collections in the natural history museum, and also the dinosaur museum on the isle of wight, which had been gathered over the last 200 years. so it was a very tedious business, really, of going through boxes of bones and measuring them, and looking at them and learning the anatomy. and, during lockdown last year — i suspect it was one of the highlights of my year last year — i was just altering a nasal bone and put it into a position. and i noticed there was a definite bulbous nose on this dinosaur, which was completely different from the two main species that we knew existed on the island. so, we started looking at the skeleton in

it's a major metropolitan airport just outside of new york city of wight, from a broad lands year. we've seen to been here about an hour or so every, every couple times in an hour, a flight, a land, you'll see a flood of people leaving greeting being greeted by loved ones and then it'll slow down for a bit like it is right now. and then it's got to wait for the next flight to come in and see you is here, but certainly there have been some emotional reunion despite people. as you mentioned this, the u. s. is now open again, and nowhere is going to affect anywhere else in this country. then new york city, a city that just before the democrats received about 13000000 foreign tourists every year. that's just in new york city. the vast majority of them over half from europe and the u. k. with 1300000 tourists on average come to new york city after that it's china. but beyond that, what we're expecting is that new york city was decimated by the pandemic. whether it be restaurants, hotels tours spending, but now the city and all the workers and people who live here excited for in tours ca

central scotland, northwest england, and the midlands right down towards the likes of the isle of wightay night now and on into sunday, we've got high pressure not far away sitting both to the southwest and to the east of the uk. so this approaching weather front bumps into all that high pressure that's around. it doesn't make inroads too quickly for remembrance sunday, a lot of dry weather on sunday. a bit of sunshine breaking through the cloud, but generally a fairly cloudy picture for many of us, but light winds and very mild, as well, so quite a pleasant day with temperatures between 10—14 celsius. we have got that rain arriving in the northwest later on. so, as we head through remembrance sunday night and on into monday, that weather front pushes a bit further south, but it fizzles out as it does so. could bring a few splashes of rain monday morning to southern scotland, perhaps northern england, as well. a return to some sunshine for northern ireland and scotland, the north of that front stays a bit further cloudier south and east. still reasonably mild, 10—14 celsius as we head t

the remains of the brighstoneus simmondsi were found on the isle of wight in 1978.weather with tomasz. hello. for the rest of the day for most of us there is actually not an awful lot of change in the weather. it is going to stay cloudy out there, mild, a little bit of dampness around too, some of that cloud is thick enough today to produce rain but the real story is just how mild it is, and it has been mild for quite some time now, and this is not going to change in the next few days. we will keep seeing this mild, atlantic air arriving. this is the low pressure that will bring us the more blustery weather tomorrow, so the low pressure is just to the west of us right now. in fact, it is here. this is where the centre of the low is, this is where the gale force winds are, and ahead of it is a cold front moving across ireland eventually into northern ireland this evening ahead of it we have that increase in cloud and some of it thick enough to bring some rain. for example in south—western scotland and the lake district this afternoon. tonight, then, here comes the lo

the remains of the brighstoneus simmondsi were found on the isle of wight in 1978.sed the bones belonged to an undiscovered species. aston villa have appointed rangers manager steven gerrard as head coach. the former england and liverpool midfielder replaces dean smith, who was sacked earlier this week. villa are thought to have paid rangers £4.5 million in compensation and have appointed gerrard on a three and a half year deal. gerrard led rangers to their first scottish premiership title in ten years last season. england captainjoe root says cricket needs to "educate, unify and reset" following the racism scandal at his club, yorkshire. addressing the situation for the first time, root said he wants to see change to harness a diverse environment. it comes as mps prepare to quiz those involved in parliament next week. here's our senior sports news reporter, laura scott. joe root is four weeks out from leading england in the ashes but 10,000 miles from his australian quarantine the racism crisis consuming yorkshire, his county side and fracturing english cricket, co

the former president losing his wight to keep records from his presidency under wrap. federal tanya chutkin has ruled in a 39-page opinion that the house select committee investigating the january 6 riot at the capitol should, should have access to records from his presidency related to the attack. now the judge deciding that a former president's wishes couldn't overcome the decision of the current president regarding protecting privileged information of the executive branch. the former president has already notified the court that he is appealing chutkin's ruling, that coming moments after the breaking news on this ruling. so we're going to get to a couple of folks here. i want to get to cnn's ryan noble, and preet bharara, a former u.s. attorney who knows all about this. but ryan has been going through this document from the judge, and he has some information for us. so good evening, gentlemen. good evening to you, ryan, first. a former president losing this executive privilege claim. talk to me about what you've been reading, what you know. >> yeah, i don't think th

and who wears wight masks? ku klux klan. this is one of the worst racist comments i've ever heard in a courtroom. he ought to be disciplined by the georgia state bar for doing this. it is definitely inexcusable behavior and this half apology he gave today, talk about somebody was inadd vertently hurt and he knew that he was wrong and he should have just said i made a horrible mistake. i apologize to everybody to for my inappropriate comments but instead he's talking about filing a motion on monday to further this argument. so i don't think he's learned a thing and i think he really should be disciplined. >> is reverend jesse jackson coming as a result of these comments? >> no. he was planning to come anyway. but this really has not only made him want to come, but i could tell you i've been out here in the courthouse lawn today where we normally are, as the transformative justice coalition and i've been approached by five ministers who are bringing ministers from their areas to the courthouse next week. we've putting out a na

central scotland, northwest england, and the midlands right down towards the likes of the isle of wightroaching weather front bumps into all that high pressure that's around. it doesn't make inroads too quickly for remembrance sunday, a lot of dry weather on sunday. a bit of sunshine breaking through the cloud, but generally a fairly cloudy picture for many of us, but light winds and very mild, as well, so quite a pleasant day with temperatures between 10—14 celsius. we have got that rain arriving in the northwest later on. so, as we head through remembrance sunday night and on into monday, that weather front pushes a bit further south, but it fizzles out as it does so. could bring a few splashes of rain monday morning to southern scotland, perhaps northern england, as well. a return to some sunshine for northern ireland and scotland, the north of that front stays a bit further cloudier south and east. still reasonably mild, 10—14 celsius as we head through monday afternoon. so certainly mild and settled for the next few days. things do turn a little bit cooler and more unsettled into t

of the uk, so scotland, through north west of england and through the midlands down to the isle of wighthas cleared towards the east, through the rest of the weekend it's high pressure that is dominating and that is towards the south. we have a weather front that is approaching from the north—west, so on sunday, remembrance day of course, we have got the rain moving into parts of northern ireland and perhaps later in the day the western isles and northern isles too but for the bulk of the uk a predominantly dry day. yes, quite a lot of cloud but there will be some brighter spells, particularly for parts of eastern scotland, southern and eastern england as well. temperatures perhaps a degree or so down on saturday at about 10—14 degrees on sunday. into next week, and quite a lot of dry, settled weather. still mild for the time of year, but we will see some rain arriving in the north from around about midweek onwards. goodbye for now. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. a new draft agreement is negotiated at the cop26 climate summit here in gla

the remains of the brighstoneus simmondsi were found on the isle of wight in 1978 — they'd been in storagetice day, we are showing images of the cenotaph. we will be going right across the country as people stand and remember. this is bbc news. many of us it is fairly cloudy, any sunshine is at a premium but there are is some sunshine, in the far north, parts of southern scotland and northern england, further south, and northern england, further south, a fair bit of cloud with spots of rain and drizzle but that weather front produces moves, we will sheavier rain get in for southern scotland and also north—west england but it will be mild where ever you have. by the end of the afternoon, the wind will be strengthening out to the west and we will see heavy rain move across northern ireland and scotland. lighter rain moving across england and wales, but particularly windy with exposure in the west. gusting up to 40mph. 50mph in shetland. so another mild night to come. another wet start to the day tomorrow, especially in central and southern scotland and north—west england. the early rain clea

central scotland, northwest england, and the midlands right down towards the likes of the isle of wight on. so, as we head through remembrance sunday night and on into monday, that weather front pushes a bit further south, but it fizzles out as it does so. could bring a few splashes of rain monday morning to southern scotland, perhaps northern england, as well. a return to some sunshine for northern ireland and scotland, the north of that front stays a bit further cloudier south and east. still reasonably mild, 10—14 celsius as we head through monday afternoon. so certainly mild and settled for the next few days. things do turn a little bit cooler and more unsettled into the middle of this coming week. that's it for now, bye—bye. this is bbc news. the headlines. negotiations go on past the official deadline at the climate summit in glasgow.

the remains of the brighstoneus simmondsi were found on the isle of wight in 1978 — they�*d been in storage pressure is just to the west of us right now. in fact it is here. this is where the centre of the low is, where the gale force winds are, head of it is a cold front moving across ireland eventually into northern ireland this evening ahead of it we have that increase in cloud and some of it thick enough to bring some rain. for example in south—western scotland and the lake district this afternoon. tonight then here comes the lower, it barrels in, this is the cold front here, now often behind the cold front, the air is colder. that�*s why it�*s called a cold front. but actually not necessarily on this occasion. this is still quite mild atlantic air, blustery weather moving in, so the temperatures are not going to drop tonight, 11 degrees first in the morning, across many western areas, so the low pressure moves across the uk, it brings outbreaks of rain but you can see the bits and pieces of rain being pushed quite swiftly by that wind and it will be strong around some western coasts, g

sunshine in the central slice of the uk south scotland, north western england and down to the isle of wighteed up plans on cut emissions — and the pressure is on to do a deal that will cut global warming. if we don't reduce enough in the next ten years, we can't get to 1.5. we didn't get to net zero 2050. everybody here understands those stakes, so, we have to get there. the wildfires, blamed on climate change, that raged this summer in california. we have a special report from one town that was engulfed in flames burned to the ground. we'll bring you the latest from glasgow where it's the closing stage of the negotiations. also this lunchtime... a new record for the number of migrants crossing the english

this picture taken of the isle of wight. you can see in the west, we have rain. showers in scotland and northern ireland with the odd rumble of thunder. bright spells in between but through the day we develop a wave on the front so the rain in wales will turn heavier and it will then move north and south slightly. temperatures tomorrow 10—16, above average, which is roughly north to south 8—11. terror attack survivors and the families of victims are calling for new rules forjournalists, after a report found endemic levels of media intrusion and harassment. more than half of those interviewed in the two—year study described feeling pressured by reporters in the immediate hours following attacks. zoe conway has the story. this major incident here in london, the british capital, being described by the british prime minister theresa may as a potential act of terrorism. the news is breaking. terror has struck once again. the police, the medics, are on the scene. families are contacting their loved ones, checking they are safe. but phones go unanswered. there is mounti