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Of a plastic journey. in refineries and processing plants, the oil is turned into the raw materials for plastic. and the new research finds that of those destined to make single use items, half are produced byjust 20 companies. those ingredients are sold to manufacturers who make everything from plastic cups to plastic bottles. most of them used just once and then thrown away, often polluting the environment. the study says the original producers need to take responsibility for that. the future ...

Spanish officials insist it was done for strictly humanitarian reasons — an explanation that is no doubt also driven these thousands of others to make theirjourney to spain as well, but for many of them, their stay in europe may be short lived. mark lobel, bbc news. president biden hasjoined calls for a ceasefire between israel and palestinian militants. the upsurge in violence has now entered its second week. it�*s triggered an unprecedented wave of protests across the wider middle east. as...

What we have put in here. so a tale of two jobs markets. awaiting return to work in those sectors slowly reopening, and elsewhere from care for kids to computing, a recruitment crisis for in demand skills. faisal islam, bbc news in northamptonshire. the deadly conflict between israel and palestinian militants led by hamas is entering its second week and there is little a sign of a diplomatic breakthrough with the un security council split on whether to issue a declaration on the crisis. there ha...

Populations at very low risk. police prepare to excavate a cafe in gloucester, searching for mary bastholm — she disappeared in 1968, and its thought she may have been murdered by the serial killer, fred west. when mary went missing in 1968, she was wearing a blue coat, a blue and white dress and a blue bag. from looking at the material, i cant say if its a bag or a coat or dress but what i can say is, its a blue bit of material within a void. palestinian protestors and israeli security forces...

More general rain, continuing that wet theme for may, and then the winds really escalate as well. we could have gales, gusts of wind at 50, possibly 60 mph. its definitely one that well be keeping an eye on. until then, its a sunny spells but torrential downpours sort of picture until later in the week when there could be something wetter and far windier.

This is uncle adam and this is my nanny. thats my nan, thats me. sleepovers at nans house. and my grandad and my mum. sunday roast with granddad. i miss to give them a cuddle when they dont feel good. these are the ordinary moments we didnt realise was so precious until they were gone. and now theyre back, we just hope they become ordinary once again. jayne mccubbin, bbc news. that is going to get me going! has that set you _ that is going to get me going! flags that set you up? are you all righ...

Take more responsibility for the impact of the waste, as our science editor david shukman reports. it all begins with oil pumped from underground, the start of a plasticjourney. in refineries and processing plants, the oil is turned into the raw materials for plastic. and the new research finds that of those destined to make single use items, half are produced by just 20 companies. those ingredients are sold to manufacturers who make everything from plastic cups to plastic bottles. most of them ...

Outside his school in london, his dream of becoming a professional footballer is being realised through the help of technology. his friends and family have worked with designers to turn kiyan into a character, in this years fifa computer game, with the aim of discouraging young people from carrying knives. graham satchell has the story. my name is kiyan prince. and i am a professional footballer. at least, i would have been. had i not been killed when i was 15. kiyan prince was trying to break u...

We put a roll out for a social media expert, we had one application. a lot of ourjobs were filled by italians, by french people, and we are just not seeing them apply at all. so brexit has had an effect, whether covid has culminated that into a more substantial effect, we are not seeing the europeans apply, but we are not seeing the uk residents skilled to do the work that they are now not filling. lets have a look at what we have put in here. so a tale of two jobs markets. awaiting return to wo...