and how these woodlands where the boundary of the estate as you grew up...ddenly becomes an open space that leads you on to somewhere else. i've come from the welsh pavilion, which is just down the canal there, walked over this wooden bridge and arrived at this spot, which is the scottish pavilion. up until a couple of months ago it was a working boatyard. but the vessels have moved out and art has moved in, with charlotte prodger, the turner prize—winning artist, showing the third in her trilogy of films, which is a memoir or love, loss and queer identity. and it's in this space, which is a rather disorientating black hole. you have visited what that meant, don't you? idid. and after that, it was like a switch went off and i didn't go back. there are 90 national pavilions competing for this year's prestigious golden lion. every one is fascinating in its own way, revealing not only how a country sees itself but also how it wants to be seen. will gompertz, bbc news, venice. now with the sport, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes, at the bbc sport centre. thanks ve

and george, charlotte and louis enjoy a woodland wilderness at the chelsea flower show designed by their. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news... the city of manchester turns blue, as pep guardiola's men celebrate their historic treble—winning season. good evening. google, one of the world's biggest tech companies, is blocking the chinese firm huawei from using some of its mobile software. google took the decision after the trump administration decided to put huawei on a trade blacklist. it means new versions of smartphones made by the company will lose access to google apps and services like youtube and gmail. huawei is the world's second largest smartphone maker, producing more than 200 million a year, with three million being shipped to the uk in 2018. all this comes amid an increasingly bitter trade war between the us and china, though huawei insists it operates independently from the government in beijing. here's our business editor, simonjack. a global trade war is coming to a phone near you. google has barred the chinese smartphone maker huawei from some updates to the android o

and george, charlotte and louis enjoy a woodland wilderness at the chelsea flower show, designed by their. and coming up on bbc news... steve clarke has been confirmed as the new scotland head coach, replacing alex mcleish. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. google has blocked the world's second—largest smartphone maker, the chinese company huawei, from some of its mobile services. it comes after the us government put the firm on a trade blacklist. huawei is a global leader in 56 superfast wireless technology, which will help link everything from our phones to driverless cars to domestic appliances. but the us and several other countries have raised concerns that huawei equipment, could be used by the chinese authorities to spy on data networks — allegations the company denies. google‘s move further escalates a growing war over trade between the us and china. here's our business editor, simonjack. a global trade war is coming to a phone near you. google has barred huawei from some updates to the android operating system, which means a future huawei phones won't be able to ac

threat to woodland high. a text or she says she was on lockdown so usually they'll call if it's just a drill. jerry gonzalez, his son is a senior at the high school. he was texting his dad from his classroom, a student are being held inside. he's been texan. >>everyone school comical active they on lockdown. >>police say they received 2 calls to their dispatch center friday morning around 10:00am. >>now the first phone call it just a what's up in the eu some type of expletive. and then the next call was hey where were locked down there's a there's been a shooting woodland high school was placed on lockdown as officers went from room to room checking for any sign of a threat. >>eventually highsc students were bused to nearby christian to park one by one they were reunited with their family. >>ok well, i'm waiting for you on your cable of >>we need protection for babies because they go to learn not to do. for this to happen. >>a lockdown was later lifted police say at least 2 students were detained for being un

reports of a shooting threat at woodland high school. officers say 2 call is n shortly after 10 this morning, woodland high school was placed on lockdown as officers went room to room checking for any sign of that threat. eventually students were bused to a nearby school where they were reunited with their family. >>ok well, i'm waiting for you on tv. >>we need protection for babies because they go to learn not to do. for this to happen. >>the lockdown was later lifted. police say at least 2 students were detained for being unruly police are still investigating who may have been responsible for those threats the 2 teenage suspects 18 year-old den the school. we'ren student was killed while trying to take down one of the suspects 8 other students were injured in the tuesday shooting at the stem school highlands ranch near denver. in the south bay police and san jose say a suspect has been arrested in connection to the deadly street race it happened last weekend. 37 your vin, the scent de ochoa was identified as a suspect through follow-up

woodland high school. officers say 2 calls came in shortly after 10 o'clock friday morning. and the school was placed on lockdown as officers went from classroom to classroom. checking for any sign of a threat. eventually students were bused to a nearby school where they were reunited with their families. >>ok well, i'm waiting for you on tv. >>we need protection for babies because they go to learn not to do. for this to happen. >>well police later lifted the lockdown but they detained at least 2 students for being unruly investigators still trying to find who may have been responsible for phoning in those threats. a man suspected of setting fires in dublin is in custody this morning take a look at these pictures that show 3 vehicles torched in the area of 6400 sierra court. an exterior wall of a business was also set on fire. dublin police say they arrested 34 year-old mckell us brown on friday morning after a chase. investigators say the pursuit began in the area of the 6400 block of see record about 12

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franconian switzerland picturesque river valleys alternates with woodlands and limestone cracks. quite villages naslund the countryside like this one tourist spared in the portlock valley. the bizarre rock formations are especially popular with climbers. there are also lots. try on spot hikers you go up and down hill through sinkholes and pass council rooms. there's a mysterious place hidden in the forest here possibly a pre-christian cult site. regularly caves guided tours of the natural wonders in franconian switzerland. also that though we had a high in the drew in his grave these are basically a labyrinth of rocks if i must cross any originally a cave system. in closing for now there's no roof to the cave anymore so you can see all the rocks and it's definitely quite a rarity. office with a gun safe in itself for. just. as a you have almost as was a cia during the late jurassic period and that's where the name franconian giora comes from this feeling of there was many 1000000 years ago and these layers of limestone were deposited in the sea those aside to discuss how the rock

at woodland high school, 15 miles northeast of sacramento. woodland police say they received two 911 call. the first caller used an expletive and hung up. the second caller was somebody saying there was a shooting inside the high school. they evacuated all the students but investigators found no evidence of a shooting. >>> in the east bay, one man is under arrest after he set fire to a building, rammed a chp patrol vehicle and crashed into a livermore gas station. arson, assault with a deadly weapon and fleeing police. he sent fire to a printing business just after midnight. the fire also destroyed three cars. led police on a chase on both 608 and 580 before crashing in livermore. chp officers say he tried to run away. but they got him. >>> in san jose, police have arrested five people accused of using a fake online dating profile to rob and then carjack their victims at gunpoint. >> chris nguyen has more on how police were able to catch them. >> reporter: online dating can be tough and now another reason to be concerned. >> you can never be

but here, 24 of them roam the savannah and woodlands. raymond opio is trying to find one for us. the ranger sometimes has to trek far into the bush to track one down. finally we catch a glimpse of uhuru and her baby, who was born in june. the gestation period for the species is 18 months. we have to be cautious. rhino mothers are ferocious in defense of their young. raymond: uhuru is like mother like daughter. the mother is the same characacter. the momother will hear just t a small stick breaking, , she is very alert. she is already facing that area, that direction. that is what uhuru is. uhuru is a no nonsense lady, so anything coming around, she will attack. reporter: three rhinos cross our path. the driver is getting a little nervous. raymond: she is just coming to check. reporter: the safest move when you see a rhino is to freeze. then it understands you don't represent a threat. raymond: can youou see? ok, , we can continue. reporter: about 90 rangers work here. angie genade is in charge. she's been running the rhino fund since 2008, and has brought a lot of new s staff on

>>woodland high school in northwest of sacramento was placed on lockdown this morning because of a possible shooting threat. the students were led out of the school single file as police went room to room to investigate no evidence has been found that a shooting actually occurred. there were no injuries and no arrests when police say though they received a phone call about 10 oh 4 this morning and a man was speaking in a low voice, no threat was mentioned in that call then soon after another call from the same number came in with the person saying the school was in lockdown because of a shooting the school did go into lockdown 11 minutes after the initial call the students were bused to a nearby park, where they were reunited with their parents and their family were going to have more on this story coming up across 4 news tonight at 8 o'clock facebook ceo mark. met with french president emmanuel macron today the 2 discussed a range of issues, including. >>facebook's partnership with the french government on tackling hate speech online a project that was started last year. also discussed wer

the idea is, it is a bit like you're through a woodland and someone suddenly you come through a clearingb the maximum amount of pollution. we have a water filtration system to filter the grey water. the garden is working really ha rd water. the garden is working really hard as well as looking beautiful. what is the reaction been from the guests? it has been great. people are saying it is really calm and tranquil, which is what we wanted. strong message when it comes to the environment. how important is it to have these green spaces in urban areas? there are a lot of pressures on urban areas. people need to maximise their use of the space.|j am intrigued by this water feature. there is a sustainable message behind it. the idea is that this filter is the grey water from the house and then it is stored in a water harvesting system underneath we can use for irrigation. we wanted to create a natural —looking reflective pool that you would find ina reflective pool that you would find in a woodland, so we have use leaves collected from the trees we are surrounded by. we two sleeves to fall to f

soaked deeper into the ground but as maxim points out it still poses a danger especially in the woodlands where mushrooms and moss collect the toxic c c o. . the exclusion zone has turned into a vast open air laboratory where humans play only marginal roles. growing vegetables in the zone is still prohibited. so every 2 days a mobile grocery store lives to supply the few remaining residents with fresh fruit and vegetables linnet also shops here. he and his mother have read in the papers that a new reactor will be going online in december some 500 kilometers from here built with cutting edge russian technology. skeptical. then sure yeah. people used to just plow the land and grow their own food now we've invented these nuclear things. are we supposed to eat atoms. but how galina and the other inhabitants of the exclusion zone have lived so long in spite of the contamination is a mystery yeah i don't know but i don't regret having stayed here if i had moved i would have died long ago it's just the way i am. not that guy. 2 she's fortunate that her son leonard was not afraid to come here and

baby, can't wait >>> a newborn baby giraffe is sporting a special pair of shoes after staff alt the woodlandk zoo in seattle noticed abnormalities in his rear legs. the zoo designed a custom fitted pair of specialty kicks giving him better traction and support. treatment is expected to last several months. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, amazon has agreed to ensure school supplies and children's jewelry sold on its website do not contain excessive levels of lead or cadmium. an investigation found dozens of items tested above legal levels for lead levels. some pencil pouches had 80 times the legal limit for lead and 30 times the limit for cadmium. they've issued over $200,000 in refunds. >>> party city says it's closing 45 stores amid a global helium shortage. the closures will take place in california, connecticut, illinois, and washington state throughout the year. there are 870 party city stores in the u.s. and canada and the closures represent about 5% of locations. >>> bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez are teaming up against large banks. the legislation would allow states to e

it's based on woodlands on the estate where i grew up, in llanedeyrn in cardiff, and how these woodlandses an open space that leads you on to somewhere else. i've come from the welsh pavilion, which is just down the canal there, walked over this wooden bridge and arrived at this spot, which is the scottish pavilion. up until a couple of months ago, it was a working boatyard. but the vessels have moved out and art has moved in, with charlotte prodger, the turner prize—winning artist, showing the third in her trilogy of films, which is a memoir on love, loss and queer identity. and it's in this space, which is a rather disorientating black hole. voiceover: you understood what that meant, don't you? idid. and after that, it was like a switch went off, and i didn't go back. there are 90 national pavilions competing for this year's prestigious golden lion. every one is fascinating in its own way, revealing not only how a country sees itself, but also how it wants to be seen. will gompertz, bbc news, venice. the annual list of the richest people in britain is out this morning, and it reveals t

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and george, charlotte, and louis enjoy a woodland wilderness at the chelsea flower show — designed by mum. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. glad you could join us. it's 1:00am in london, 8:00am in singapore and also in beijing, where huawei is weighing up the impact of google‘s decision to restrict access to its android operating system. huawei says it is caught in the middle of a global business dispute and the us stock market closed down on fears of trade tensions. the us government has confirmed in the last few hours that service and support will continue for existing phones. the bbc‘s business editor simonjack reports. a global trade war is coming to a phone near you. google has barred the chinese smartphone maker huawei from some updates to the android operating system. the ban means that future huawei phones won't be able to access popular apps such as youtube and google maps. existing phones will have access but won't be able to update to new versions of android, which could leave users more vulnerable to future security thre

of volunteers up and down the country to help map spittle and spittlebugs in gardens, meadows and woodlandsu might think about taking up yoga. but forget the downward dog — this is literally the cat's whiskers. yoga with cats has become a thing in alsace, in north—eastern france, where sessions are fully booked up. one teacher described the energy the feline friends bring to the classes as "happiness" — and they certainly look like natural yoga masters. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there. there's been a lot more in the way of cloud around so far this morning, it has been a mild start but it's also been a wet one for some of us. this is where the rain has been over the last few hours, moving through scotland, out of northern ireland, into northern england and north wales. it is lighter and more showery in nature and as it continues to sweep south and east, it will weaken off substantially. but the rain lingers in the far north of scotland, with more of a breeze, it will feel quite cool and disappointing. southern scotland, northern ireland, northern england

landing at a moscow's sheremetyevo airport and the arafat plane was flying to the northern city of woodlands when the thought of to put it technical problems and turned back . panic breaks out onboard aeroflot flight su one four nine two this video shot by one of the passengers captures the fateful moments after the plane's emergency landing at moscow's sheremetyevo airport. most of the seventy eight passengers didn't manage to escape the flames as the lucky survivors staggered to safety rescue vehicles rushed towards the burning hole. several passengers were taken to hospital. for. verity of the injuries come from smoke inhalation and. many other people have injuries to the bodies. and legs. it's unclear why the russian build sukhoi superjet one hundred turned back about thirty minutes into its flight the fire didn't break out until the plane touched the ground the aircraft bounced off the tarmac as the pilot attempted to land causing the fuel tanks to burst and ignite the disaster also raises questions over the super jet one hundred since one crashed in indonesia in two thousand and twelve

and playing in mummy‘s garden — george, charlotte and louis enjoy the woodland wilderness designed byhess of cambridge. there's so much amazing scientific research out there. about the importance of being outside and the benefits that it has, really. particularly for young children, and laying the foundations for their physical and mental well—being. and coming up on bbc news, brooks koepka wins the us pga championship for the second year ina row, leading from start to finish to take his fourth major title. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. google is blocking some of its services from the chinese technology giant huawei. it comes after the white house blacklisted the chinese firm because of fears huawei could be used to spy on american data networks. huawei is the world's second biggest manufacturer of smartphones, but insists it is not a security threat. google‘s decision comes amid an escalating trade war between the united states and china. here's our technology correspondent, rory cellan—jones. it was the brand few had heard of and fewer could pronounce, now huawe

and young british royals enjoy a woodland wilderness at the chelsea flower show, designed by their mothert as we go to air let's bring you some breaking news — the 3—time motor racing world champion niki lauda has died aged 70. the austrian formula 1 legend immortalised in the film rush who was horrendously burned in a crash but survived and become an airline entrepreneur, died eight months after a lung transplant. we'll bring you more on this later. the us government has eased some of the restrictions imposed last week on the chinese tech firm huawei. it means service and support will continue for existing phones, although huawei is still prohibited from buying american parts and components. this global business dispute, coupled with trade tensions and national security concerns, has all been underlined by falls in us stocks. our business editor, simonjack reports. a global trade war is coming to a phone near you. google has barred the chinese smartphone maker huawei from some updates to the android operating system. the ban means that future huawei phones won't be able to access popular

and young british royals enjoy a woodland wilderness at the chelsea flower show — designed by their motherou. the us government has eased some of the restrictions imposed last week on the chinese tech firm huawei. it means service and support will continue for existing phones — although huawei is still prohibited from buying american parts and components. this global business dispute, coupled with trade tensions and national security concerns, has all been underlined by falls in us stocks. our business editor, simonjack reports. a global trade war is coming to a phone near you. google has barred the chinese smartphone maker huawei from some updates to the android operating system. the ban means that future huawei phones won't be able to access popular apps such as youtube and google maps. existing phones will have access but won't be able to update to new versions of android, which could leave users more vulnerable to future security threats. so, what do potential customers make of that? so, if you were looking at phones and one of them came without youtube, you couldn't get youtube, you w

of volunteers up and down the country to help map spittle and spittlebugs in gardens, meadows and woodlandsr forecast today, most of us have cloudy grey skies, the rain has been pretty persisted in scotland. in the last 24 hours we have had 30 millimetres. there is going to be some relentless rain to come for the rest of the day and into tomorrow. as you can see, that cloud and rain sitting in scotland. it is weakening as it moves south and east, it will be a band of showers in the london area. behind it across wales, northern england, southern scotland and northern ireland, we will see a little bit more on the way of brightness, may be even sunnier skies. it's going to be breezy with it. underneath the cloud and rain in scotland, a disappointing 9 degrees elsewhere 19 or 21. as we move out of sunday, it is bank holiday monday, rain in scotland, fairly persistent, but may be a little further south than we have seen today. elsewhere we start with sunshine, a brisk north—westerly breeze, cooler tomorrow. 10—19. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: borisjohnson and michael gove — the two fi

of volunteers up and down the country to help map spittle and spittlebugs in gardens, meadows and woodlandstension in your life, you might think about taking up yoga — but forget the downward dog — in france, classes with cats are proving popular. yoga sessions with cats have become fully booked up in alsace in north eastern france. cats roam around the room during the session, and one teacher says the feline friends bring "happiness" to the classes. they certainly look like natural yoga masters. i don't know if boris has a cat. if he was the prime minister, he could a lwa ys he was the prime minister, he could always ta ke he was the prime minister, he could always take the downing street cat. it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. if you more showers to come for the bank holiday. earlier, plenty of cloud on the satellite pictures. this zone here has the showers and moving its way southwards. earlier, plenty of cloud on the satellite pictures. this zone here that has got the showers, it has been moving its way southwards, brighter skies have followed on behind, so for many o

of volunteers up and down the country to help map spittle and spittlebugs in gardens, meadows and woodlandse rest of the weekend goes on. some have had some rain, some of us would like a lot of rain on the gardens. the further south you are, not a lot of rain, but the further south you are, the weakening areas moving south. some sunshine to come this afternoon once any shower is clear. really quite wet and cool in northern scotland. some of the rain here overnight will sink a little further south, back in two parts of northern ireland. quite breezy out there. feeling fresher, as it will be tonight, compared to last night. and then the all—important bank holiday. this area for cloud through scotland, parts northern england and northern ireland, it will turn more showery after outbreaks of rain. showers developing elsewhere, catch a show and it could be on the heavy side. not too many toward southern england and east anglia. if you are filtering south—east was during the day. on

prince harry has cancelled the first day of his planned trip to woodlands next week because we are toldess of sussex are currently expecting their first child, prince harry has cancelled his trip to amsterdam next wednesday as well, but, his trip to the hague on thursday for the 2020 invicta scams is still planned to take place. a coroner has called for universities to destigmatise mental health issues after concluding that a first—year student at the end of a steer bristol took his own life. ben murray he was 19 is one of 12 stu d e nts murray he was 19 is one of 12 students at the university to die in the last three years. his father has been campaigning for a change in the universities approach student to help. frankie mccamley has more details. james murray met his son ben last may for lunch — that was the last time they ever spoke. later that day, ben, a first—year student at bristol university, took his own life. he was sensitive. he used to look at the things that other people might overlook, like suffering in friends and people around him. whenjames was told about ben's death, h

of volunteers up and down the country to help map spittle and spittlebugs in gardens, meadows and woodlandso have disabilities or are seriously ill, it can be much more challenging. but now a scheme in aberdeen has found a way to help children enjoy the water whilst keeping vital equipment dry, and there's a bonus — the children can swim with mermaids — or mermen — as nasim asl reports. alanna has a rare lung disease. she is two. and today she is off to swim with a mermaid. she needs a constant supply of oxygen, is fed by a tube in her bowel, and is hyper mobile. she gets so excited when i mention the swimming pool. she loves coming to the splash, splash, as she would call it. it's amazing to see, considering a couple of years ago we never thought she would ever get in the water. but with her hypermobility it's amazing to get her into the water, because it's exercise for her legs. this is the only chance alanna gets to be safely in the pool. the sessions are free. zara grant trained as a swimming instructor just for this. it was like part of the children's bucket list to swim with the merma