will grant, bbc news, the yucatan peninsula.rtainer barry humphries, who died in april aged 89. hundreds gathered to celebrate the life of the man behind dame edna everage, with tributes from king charles and sir elton john. 0ur correspondent, phil mercer has more. one of australia's brightest stars has been remembered as a comic genius. hello, possums, yes, it's me, dame edna, and aren't i looking gorgeous?! barry humphries introduced the world to many brilliant. and unforgettable characters. the state memorial at the sydney opera brought together family, friends, and hundreds of fans. ah, well, it's in honour of edna, of course, and the extraordinary talent of barry humphries. we idolised him. well, he captured who we were, and he took us to the world and everyone got to laugh and get our humour. it's not easy, yeah, but he did it. very nice to be here. 0h, he's an icon. it's a bit like the queen. he should not have died. my great honour to read this message on behalf of his majesty the king. his majesty was a great admirer of

will grant, bbc news, the yucatan peninsula.rnment of "watering down" online safety laws. it comes ahead of the legislation returning to parliament to be debated next week. our chief political correspondent, henry zeffman has he was a very caring, loving soul. he always put other people first. but he never understood that he was in danger himself at any point. breck was clever, helpful, looked after his triplet siblings, and he was my right—hand man. the bereaved families for online safety are parents bound together by loss linked to the online world. they were in the house of lords back injune to see this. all platforms will be required to comply with ofcom's requests for information about a deceased child's... that was a government minister promising to give bereaved parents and coroners new powers to get information out of tech companies where a child has died in a way that might have been linked to the online world. but now the families believe the government is watering that down, with it only applying in cases where a chil

groups. activists say it's construction is causing massive damage to the ecosystem across the yucatan peninsula. the government has exempted the project from environmental impact studies in a bit to complete the line before next year's presidential elections. well, in the buddhist legal boost, your department have lost more ground in the title raise. they came in to the match 11 points off the top of the table and we're hoping to get back to winning way. but the team was held to with one all draw buyouts bird and have scrounge just one victory from their last 7 games on how it interrogates. most races don't mind side performed as well in the put in this league, or is they do in europe? when is it that champions league group of death, that without to leak waiting in december. and for example, they go to off to a bad stats. an outback image in denver of h took advantage of some lightweight, defending to put the hosts in front midway through the fast. huh. the steam to be nothing more than a base of rough and tumble. and the goal was allowed to stand and have no shortage of quality in their school

will grant, bbc news, the yucatan peninsula. caitriona: let's go to mexico city and speak to will. did the train unveiling go today? will: amid a lot of color, a real sense of vindication i think for the president, who has backed this project from its very inception. there were thousands of national guard outcome of the whole thing covered by drone footage and thousands of cheering supporters along the route the train took. you can imagine it was quite a moment for him to savor. that said of course, there has been opposition today, a sense of morning about some of the activists and environmentalists who feel like this is a moment of no return, that this is the start of a project they have been calling out from the very beginning. caitriona: briefly, will the president's vet payoff, bringing tourism and development that he is hoping for? will: it is a big if. i think it probably will bring large tourism numbers. he is predicting 2 million tourists a year. that area needs economic investment. whether this pans out to be the big savior he hopes is a big gamble, but it is one he has st

it is projected to bring two million more tourists a year to the impoverished yucatan peninsula, but68 runners have braved sub—zero temperatures to take part in the annual antarctic ice marathon. the event is held a few hundred kilometres from the south pole. the fastest time was four hours one minute and 45 seconds. and before we go, new york commuters were delayed on thursday morning, not by weather or an accident, but by a bull. somehow the animal got loose and was spotted on the newjersey train tracks. no word on how the bull got loose or where it came from. officials evenutally captured the bull and transported it in a trailer to safety. newark�*s public safety director says the bull will be sent to a local animal sanctuary. so a happy ending, of sorts. thank you so much for watching bbc news and do stay with us. hello. milder weather is set to develop across many parts of the uk over the next couple of days. that mild air spreading from the west — with it, a lot of cloud. yes, there'll be some sunshine, but i think it will often be cloudy. and the further north and west you are

it's also running into the eastern side of mexico, not too far away from the yucatan peninsula as well. so here's a closer look at those storms through texas. oklahoma, and same goes for new mexico. otherwise for the desert southwest, it is quiet and still disturbed weather around alaska, with temperatures falling. this rain at times has turned over to snow, but a bad through british columbia is lower mainland, the pacific northwest, sun cloud, combo shared temperatures on their way up, and windsor beginning to shift around across the great lakes. so your temperatures are also coming up. hope it's time on tuesday. let's go to the top end of south america. actually focusing on these storms through the amazon jungle. around the northeast of argentine. i want to show you these pictures coming out of santa fe. here roads turn to rivers just because of how bad the storms were. let's go to this area right now because it looks like we've got more rock and storms and that northeast corner of argentina pushing into the river plate. and it's looking quite bad for bio blanca today as well, of the

taking the heavy rain away from the yucatan peninsula instead, it'll be cuba. havana seem that heavy rain once again. it's got, it's, it's way further east wrenching the bahamas on sunday. the federal tax upfront takes on the big issue. that is a context to what is happening now. it to the question of 5 unflinching questions. rigorous, the bank that he added to 2 days the another i couldn't think is taking place. augusta. nothing goes into garza without us of permission. nothing leaves golf though with offers roles. permission allow me to push back for a moment, demanding of these fires, demanding an end to the root causes of all of this violence upfront. without 0 mixed messages from brussels to keep the european union bates to attend succession told the ukraine of hungary millions of dollars in a money. where does that leave the horses a do cranes who put human to ship that is inside story the .

and they have been legally operating this construction material facility and port in the yucatan peninsula of mexico for more than 30 years. the mexican government in recent years under the direction of the president of mexico has taken a set of actions to include the recent filing of a regulatory notice that they intend to take over vulcan's property in the yucatan. and this is a matter about trade but to be sure, it's also a matter about the rule of law. last december we celebrated the buy centennial of diplomatic relationships between the u.s. and mexico. our two countries share a 2,000-mile border, extensive trade, security, economic relations. the relationship as my colleague shared, is a consequential one, but that relationship will suffer unless mexico chooses a different direction with respect to foreign investment. mexico is a member of the organization for economic cooperation and development, oecd. that is the international forum designed to promote sustainable economic growth. the oecd membership is made up of 38 democratic countries with market based economies, a country as sm

to the ancient maya, the cenotes of the yucatan peninsula were sacred, portals to the underworld andshwater ecosystems in the americas. but directly above them is this. the mexican president's pet infrastructure project, the arrival of millions of tourists, the movement of material and fuel, all of it will hurt this subterranean ecosystem. above ground, the tren maya has divided communities. this one, vida y experanza has been bisected by a mainta nance station. some were well compensated for their land but benjamin chim had his fields dynamited and turned into a quarry. he received nothing for them as, like many maya farmers, he couldn't prove ownership. translation: we'd worked this land for 40 years. - i applied for the deeds but never received them. as he test drove the train, president lopez obrador calls it the greatest construction in the world. but the line from cancun south changed mid—construction after pressure from luxury hotels. activists fear surveys were rushed and the elevated track could collapse. hello there. it was a stunning end to the day that we had across north