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likely your trip is to be disrupted. good morning from wimbledon, where theres a real buzz about the brits after katie boulter and liam broady both caused stunning upsets to reach the third round, making it a total of four british players left in the singles. and well visit norfolk where these bee—eater birds — normally found in africa — are making a disused quarry their home. good morning. today is a day of sunshine and showers. some will be heavy and thundery but they will move...

In all areas, were at the top of our game and the conversation was extremely positive and the players are very positive moving forward that the structures are now in place. It looks really good and that of course makes me really happy because it is good for the players and good for the womens game to move forward and take the next step, but also we can focus on football, which we did anyway in the world cup because it did not distract, but when you Start Playing football you dont want to have di...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. The World Health Organization and the us announce plans to roll out a rapid new covid test that could transform the Global Response to the pandemic. One, two, three, four, five. One, two, three, four, five. Into the test, twisted three times. The adhesive is pulled off and you wait 15 minutes and that is the test. The north east of england home to some two Million People, is facing tougher coronavirus restrict...

Tonight at six a whole new level of restrictions for parts of the north east of england. For the first time, you could be fined for meeting other households anywhere indoors. Newcastle, county durham, northumberland some of the places where itll now be illegal to mix with people you dont live with whether at home or in a pub or restaurant. We do not take these steps lightly, but we must take them and take them now, because we know that swift action is more likely to bring the virus under control...

Known as biochar, this black substance created by heating biomass and other agricultural waste can store carbon for hundreds of years and improve soil quality at the same time.

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This carbon removal technology is gaining traction beyond the farm world, where it has been well known for decades.

The African Birding Expo aims to showcase Uganda and the wider African continent as a leading birding destination.

L’operazione romana, sostenuta da Intesa Sanpaolo e Banco BPM, è finalizzata alla riconversione degli immobili e al loro riposizionamento sul mercato, attraverso un piano di investimenti di ulteriori 80 milioni di euro

Called it revolutionary. though homosexual sex has been legal injapan since 1880, same—sex couples are often banned from mutual hospital visits and find they cannot rent flats. a rare species of bird in australia has become so endangered its forgetting how to sing its own song. there are only about 300 regent honeyeaters left in the wild, and because they rarely hear each other, some have started imitating the songs of other species. victoria gill reports. birdsong. with only 300 left in the w...