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Marine national monument. waters teeming with life with underwater canyons as deep as the grand canyon and underwater mountains as tall as the appalachians. theres nothing like it in the world. because of its unique biodiversity, marine scientists believe this is the key to understanding life under the sea. president obama established it as a national monument five years ago, recognizing its of irreplaceable value. again, my predecessor chipped away at its protection. we are restoring the protec...

Stay with us on bbc news, still to come: controversial new abortion model needs to take businesses leaving the state. stonehenge is in need of repair. english heritage has begun a conservation measure. metal scaffolding may be an incongruous site next to the ancient structure know be taken down every evening over the next few weeks and this conservation work is in itself, historic. the last time something of this scale was undertaken, it was more than 16 years ago when the letters were wooden, y...

Metal scaffolding may be an incongruous sight next to the ancient structure. and it will be taken down every evening over the next few weeks, such is the determination to keep stonehenge open and looking as normal as possible. this conservation work is, in itself, historic. the last time something of this scale was undertaken was more than 60 years ago, when the ladders were wooden, you could smoke a pipe while working, and protective headgear was a woolly hat. much has changed over the decades,...

Members and people are still are on furlough and when that unwinds at the end of this month, 70% are saying they will see more redundancies. so this is a really hard news story for the people who are working, but also the companies themselves who are right on the edge as we go into the winter season now. its thousands of years old and one of the worlds most famous prehistoric monuments. the question is, how do you keep stonehenge standing? after assessing the stones, english heritage has launche...

Conservation work is in itself historic. the last time something of this scale was undertaken was more than 60 years ago. when the letters were wooden, you could smoke a pipe while working, and protective headgear was a woolly hat. much has changed over the decades of the problems remain. abs, over the decades of the problems remain. a few years auo we problems remain. a few years ago we did — problems remain. a few years ago we did do _ problems remain. a few years ago we did do a _ problems ...

It is thousands of years old and one of the worlds most famous prehistoric monuments. now stonehenge, in wiltshire, is to undergo a series of repairs. after assessing the massive stones, english heritage has launched a conservation project to keep the site safe for the future. john maguire reports. metal scaffolding may be an incongruous sight next to the ancient structure. and it will be taken down every evening over the next few weeks, such is the determination to keep stonehenge open and look...

Our attention to a couple of other stories here this afternoon. its thousands of years old and one of the worlds most famous prehistoric monuments, but how do you keep stonehenge standing? after assessing the stones, english heritage has launched a major conservation project to keep the site safe for the future, as the bbc�*sjohn maguire has been finding out. metal scaffolding may be an incongruous sight next to the ancient structure. and it will be taken down every evening over the next few w...

Out. you could hear someone shouting they got ten, they got ten, and everybody cheering and celebrating, his grandmother celebrating, hands up his grandmother celebrating, hands up in the air, thanking the police. a story that was followed closely in australia. the original hands from big bens clockface are to be returned to the elizabeth tower in london after three years of conservation work. experts have painted them to match the original prussian blue colour scheme. its the latest stage of th...

Ok. and that minute he was reunited with his mother. and also, that moment when his family found out. and you could hear someone shouting, they got him, they got him! and everybody was cheering and celebrating. his grandmother on her knees, her hands up in the air, thanking the police. the very heartening story that was followed and watch quite closely here in australia. ~ ., ., ., ., australia. wonderful to have a good news story. — australia. wonderful to have a good news story, thank _ aust...

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