years, collecting data from windermere.rally, but are more common in warm weather, and they are made worse by sewage run off from farmland and septic tanks. users are noticing the difference. there was a lot more life in the lake years ago, five years ago. there is a lot less life out there at the minute, there is not as many fish that i can see jumping and stuff. it's definitely a lot less than normal. and dog owners are being careful. you know, i don't think we plan to take her swimming in the lake, or anything like that, but we are aware it is not somewhere we want her to go, so we will make sure she doesn't actually go in the water here. a new organisation called love windermere has been formed to tackle the issue. they say the lake is certainly not dying, it is however affected by a number of complex changes, including the impact of more extreme weather caused by climate change, an excess of nutrients and seasonal variations of the tourist population. you say the lake is dying, they say it isn't, who is right? well, i

years, collecting data from windermere.ave windermere. algal blooms can occur naturally, but are more common in warm weather, and they are made worse by sewage run off from farmland and septic tanks. users are noticing the difference. there was a lot more life in the lake years ago, five years ago. there is a lot less life out there at the minute, there is not as many fish that i can see jumping and stuff. it's definitely a lot less than normal. and dog owners are being careful. you know, i don't think we plan to take her swimming in the lake, or anything like that, but we are aware it is not somewhere we want her to go, so we will make sure she doesn't actually go in the water here. a new organisation called love windermere has been formed to tackle the issue. they say the lake is certainly not dying, it is however affected by a number of complex changes, including the impact of more extreme weather caused by climate change, an excess of nutrients and seasonal variations of the tourist population. you say the lake is dying

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if windermere in the lake district is affected. , ., .fected. if you are saying ofwat, the regulator. — affected. if you are saying ofwat, the regulator, has _ affected. if you are saying ofwat, the regulator, has in _ affected. if you are saying ofwat, the regulator, has in the - affected. if you are saying ofwat, the regulator, has in the past - the regulator, has in the past flagged up the fact that more investment is needed, the sort of things you are describing, why is it not happening? is it not happening because it is very expensive or in your opinion does 0fwat have the teeth and the powers to enforce it? people listening will think it sounds sensible, why is it not happening? it sounds sensible, why is it not happening?— sounds sensible, why is it not hauuenin? , ., , sounds sensible, why is it not hahienin? , ., , ., happening? it is both, actually. for our first happening? it is both, actually. for your first point. _ happening? it is both, actually. for your first point, water _ happening? it is both, actually. for your first

there are horrible pictures of lake windermere, this beautiful lake, and there is all this algae in thereone that has been getting a lot of reaction, we are going back to something connected to the cost of living crisis. on the front of the daily telegraph, they say refugee host cash should be doubled, this is over fears of bills rising. paradoxically, of course, part of the feeling of the high gas costs is the feeling of the high gas costs is the ukraine war and now we've got to ukraine refugees perhaps not being taken in or that the fear because of the bills rising.— the bills rising. absolutely, this is a lea the bills rising. absolutely, this is a plea by _ the bills rising. absolutely, this is a plea by the _ the bills rising. absolutely, this is a plea by the refugee - the bills rising. absolutely, this i is a plea by the refugee minister, going _ is a plea by the refugee minister, going public in the telegraph to get early pressure on the treasury to increase — early pressure on the treasury to increase their spending, as you say, the war— increase their spending, as you say, the w

in windermere in the lake district, the lakes provide some respite from the heat.is cooling down. for some, coming here is a way of spending less and saving more. one reason the economy is shrinking. we don't go as far as we used to go now, just because of the juice problem. you know what i mean — the petrol and the diesel. we are doing more of this — caravanning, camping, that sort of thing. we would normally be going across to europe a couple of times a year. we have not done that for two and a half years because of the pandemic. i can see usjust sticking to doing this sort of thing from now on. it is easier, it is cheaper. all sectors of the economy shrank injune, with the value of all goods and services, also known as gross domestic product, down by 0.6%. in travel and tour operators, business was down 6.2%. this is what the economy looks like over the last 15 years. over on the left, you can see the global financial crisis, that big dip. then you get this great big bungee jumping that the economy does around the time of the lockdowns in 2020. by comparison, th

in windermere in the lake district, the lakes provide some respite from the heat.re is a way of spending less and saving more. one reason the economy is shrinking. we're not going as far as we used to go now, just because of the juice problems. you know what i mean — the petrol and the diesel. we're doing more of this — caravanning, camping, that sort of thing. we would normally be going across to europe a couple of times a year. we haven't done that for two and a half years because of the pandemic. and i can see usjust sticking to doing this sort of thing from now on. it's easier, it's cheaper. all sectors of the economy shrank injune, with the value of all goods and services, also known as gross domestic product, down by 0.6%. in travel and tour operators, business was down by 6.2%. this is what the economy looks like over the last 15 years. over on the left, you can see the global financial crisis — that big dip. then you get this great big bungee jumping that the economy does around the time of the lockdowns in 2020. by comparison, the slow and downturn now is

good morning from lake windermere. it is beautiful, but the _ lake windermere.es. gdp fell in the three months between april and _ gdp fell in the three months between april and june, gdp fell in the three months between aprilandjune, by gdp fell in the three months between april and june, by 0.1%. gdp fell in the three months between aprilandjune, by 0.1%. that gdp fell in the three months between april and june, by 0.1%. that comes in the _ april and june, by 0.1%. that comes in the context of rising inflation, which _ in the context of rising inflation, which means that effectively we all have less _ which means that effectively we all have less money to spend. businesses have less money to spend. businesses have less _ have less money to spend. businesses have less money to spend. businesses have less money to spend. businesses have less money to invest. now this fall had _ have less money to invest. now this fall had been expected, but it isn't good _ fall had been expected, but it isn't good news. let'sjust take a step back, _ good news. let'sjust take a s