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Needing global solutions. george alagiah, bbc news. conservationists say decades of efforts to save the european bison are proving successful — with more than 6,000 of the large mammals scattered across poland, belarus and russia. the bison were almost wiped out in the wild a century ago but now they are one of over 25 species with an improved status on the updated official extinction list. however, 31 species of plants and animals have become extinct in the latest tally. one of the most antic...

Bribery and witness intimidation. mr anderson said he was "stepping away from decision—making" and would take unpaid leave while the investigation continued. he was detained and bailed last week, along with four other men. experts say conservation efforts mean the european bison has moved a step back from the brink of extinction. the sky news presenter, kay burley, has been taken off air for six months after breaking covid—19 rules for her 60th birthday party in london on saturday. today in ...

Have to respect where theyre coming from, hear what they say and then try to respond to their concerns. >> we give shots to cows all the time, and you do get reactions to shot. if we give a slot to the animal and it walk out there 20 feet out and drop dead. everybodys going to respond differently. >> after the first responders take it, when its your turn, will you take the vaccine? >> i probably will go on and take the vaccine. >> how do you feel about the vaccine? >> anything new thats not been...

Harm to your body if you get it again. >> its like personally its a choice. >> reporter: some people at this service said theyd seen him on facebook and liked his message. >> donald trump won the election by a landslide and will be elected as president of the united states. >> reporter: we wanted to know how widespread his views are so we drove deeper to wilson county where theres a testing site at the county fairgrounds. >> im cautious about running out and doing anything. you know, i think eve...

Happened to her family and shes not able to go. something good happened to her as a result. >> what you dont know and nobody knows this until right now is the fact that we were supposed to actually fly to canada to make that movie did you hear about this pandemic, it changed everything. they rewrote the script and made sure we could be in it. we did it right here in studio f on the mezzanine level. it turned out great. >> you did a great job. >> you did a great job. >> listen to you. it was a lo...

Happened to her family and shes not able to go. something good happened to her as a result. >> what you dont know and nobody knows this until right now is the fact that we were supposed to actually fly to canada to make that movie did you hear about this pandemic, it changed everything. they rewrote the script and made sure we could be in it. we did it right here in studio f on the mezzanine level. it turned out great. >> you did a great job. >> you did a great job. >> listen to you. it was a lo...

A gun, i think immediately bryan knew what was going on and the fight was on. and i think it was a struggle. i think he shot him twice in the arm. i think he then -- bryan struggled back to try to get to the phone and thomas shot him in the chest. left the weapon. got on that atv. >> reporter: and took off? >> took off. and then he had hurt his back, so the next day he had to go to the hospital, and there you go. >> reporter: and that was the prosecutions case. all circumstantial. no physical ev...

Those incentives so they make the decisions that ultimately support jobs, cut costs for them but, of course, at the end of the day, also cut emissions. reducing the amount of meat and dairy we eat wont be so straightforward. scientists say emissions from livestock must be cut, but politicians dont want to tell people what to eat, however worried they are about the climate. roger harrabin, bbc news. now its time for a look at the weather with stav. weve seen the first significant snowfall of the ...

But politicians dont want to tell people what to eat, however worried they are about the climate. roger harrabin, bbc news. finally this lunchtime, people in and around edinburgh had a loud wake up call in the early hours of this morning. hundreds of residents phoned the police thinking there had been an explosion. it was actually just the weather — and a phenomenon known as ‘thundersnow‘. bbc weather‘s alina jenkins explains. there were some interruptions to sleep last night, as thunder...

Indeed, the plug—in grant to encourage people to buy electric vehicles. it is a process of offering people those incentives so they make the decisions that ultimately support jobs, cut costs for them but, of course, at the end of the day, also cut emissions. reducing the amount of meat and dairy we eat wont be so straightforward. scientists say emissions from livestock must be cut, but politicians dont want to tell people what to eat, however worried they are about the climate. roger harrabin,...