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There was a bit of a thrill for a group of children in norway this summer when they found a message washed up on the beach, not in a bottle, but in a tiny boat. And it turns out that the little boat had been on a big journey. It set sail ten years ago from the remote scottish island of st kilda. Its a replica of the miniature boats the islanders used to send messages to the mainland. Our scotland correspondent lorna gordon has the story. A Summer Holiday surprise from islands far across the sea....

More people are expected to return to their work places later this morning, as the government seeks assurances from employers in england that measures are enforced to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Pupils will also begin to return to school and politicians remain divided on whether exams should be delayed next year, because of the lingering effects of the lockdown on school work. Heres our political correspondent, nick eardley. This week, these classrooms will start filling up again. Man...

Is still in exile in paris. Schools in england are now, to one of europes most preparing to welcome back pupils after nearly six months dramatic public art projects. Out of the classroom. Injune 1995, artist christo the education secretary and Jeanne Claude wrapped the former German Parliament Gavin Williamson insisted building, the reichstag, in fabric. Students were returning to a safe environment and said the re opening of schools was a massive milestone. Our education editor bra nwen jeffrey...

Police have been tackling a number of illegal raves across parts of the uk over the Holiday Weekend with one event on the edge of the Brecon Beacons in wales attended by up to 3,000 people. Hundreds of people have also gathered in Thetford Forest in norfolk at an event which looks set to continue on monday. West Yorkshire Police also broke up a street party in harehills, and fined eight people for holding parties around the leeds area. New rules that came into place on friday means organisers of...

The banking. That was the problem last time. But the problem had moved over to other parts of the system. I got you all just there was lisa whole robin in doha, reminder of our top news stories. Ukraine says it wont be intimidated by wave of Russian Missile strikes. At least 14 people are being killed and attacks around the country. Rushes, president says is in response to the attack on the crimea bridge. The u. N. Has joined the us near opinion and condemning the attacks ukraines ambassador to ...

To be the 1st to represent palestine. It is an unprecedented opportunity on left. If i was a kid actor, i will invite the other teams to come and visit. If not, we will make friends who will establish contacts and relationships. And one day in the future when we will meet again, some philosophy. Ah, this is audra 0. These are the top stories. Russian missiles, dogs have been reported across several cities in ukraine, including the capitol cave. The Safety Emergency Services says at least 11 peop...

Lemurs as the worlds most endangered group of mammals. They only breed once a year. Ah, youre watching al jazeera here, your headlines this, our lebanon in israel appear to have reached a deal. I disputed maritime border is really Prime Minister. Your la pete says his country has approved the us brokerage proposal, calling it a historic deal. Lebanons has bowler also agreed. Bernard smith has more from west jerusalem. This ralph Prime Minister jala pe describes this as on historic agreement. He ...

China grapples with a colossal housing crisis, with millions of unoccupied apartments and unfinished developments, threatening its economy. Beijings plan involves massive state intervention, buying unsold properties and converting them into social housing. However, doubts still persist about its adequacy and efficacy, raising concerns about the broader economic impact on China

CHINA has a housing problem. A very big one. It has nearly 4 million apartments that no one wants to buy, a combined expanse of unwanted living space roughly the area of Philadelphia.

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