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Beginning. whether next year will see similar numbers remains a mystery. tim allman, bbc news. all the top stories coming next. very chilly out there at the moment. the cold weather which arrived on sunday is here to stay for the next few days. its certainly not going to be warming up in a hurry. heres the cold front on the satellite picture, which swept across the uk. and behind it, cold airsurging in from the northern climes, all the way from the arctic, and spreading into other parts of europ...

By certain estimates, there could be around 60 million of them. it is believed some of the more endangered species may be making a bit of a comeback. the natural world thriving, while the pandemic keeps mankind behind closed doors. for these little creatures, their journey is only beginning. whether next year will see similar numbers remains a mystery. tim allman, bbc news. and if youre wondering why theyre known as olive ridley turtles, its apparently to do with the olive green shade of their s...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. im sally bundock. the british government announces a plan to end its lockdown, but theres disagreement from scotland, wales and northern ireland. we are taking the first careful steps to modify our measures. workers in england are encouraged to return to work, but asked to avoid public transport. fanfares as disney reopens its shanghai theme park, but will a new spike in covid cases dampen the spirits? were li...

The natural world thriving, while the pandemic keeps mankind behind closed doors. for these little creatures, their journey is only beginning. whether next year will see similar numbers remains a mystery. tim allman, bbc news. sweet little things, arent they? and if youre wondering why theyre known as olive ridley turtles, its apparently to do with the olive—green shade of their shells. right, before we go, a reminder of our top story. the united kingdom has become the latest country to announ...

By certain estimates, there could be around 60 million of them. it is believed some of the more endangered species may be making a bit of a comeback. the natural world thriving, while the pandemic keeps mankind behind closed doors. for these little creatures, their journey is only beginning. whether next year will see similar numbers remains a mystery. tim orr man, bbc news. and if youre wondering why theyre known as olive ridley turtles — its apparently to do with the olive green shade of the...

And someone has her, shes afraid. >> mid december, 2007, two weeks after cheryl disappeared, some hunters out training dogs in the national forest noticed a vulture circling in the sky above them. >> and they went to check it out and discovered the body. >> a female body missing its head and hands, a grisly fact not released at the time. you think this is someone trying to conceal the identity. >> very much. >> it took a dna sample from her toothbrush to identify the remains as those of sheryl d...

In hundreds of thousands here. translation: when do the hatchlings come out? when it is warm. how many turtles are born here at this time? every total lays 30—a0 eggs or more. here at this time? every total lays 30-40 eggs or more. and those eggs soon add up. by certain estimates, there could be around 60 million of them. it is believed some of the more endangered species may be making a bit of a comeback. the natural world thriving, while the pandemic keeps mankind behind closed doors. for th...

Tain, at another great depression or we turn to the most certain thing there is. at least data that seems to support that. in the last month, we saw 20.5 science. science can overcome diseases. create cures. million jobs lost. thats according to aprils unemployment report which came and yes, beat pandemics. out yesterday. states are starting to look it has before. it will again. ahead to what goes on after because when its faced with a new opponent, quarantine. at this point, the signs are it do...

Translation: it is a new stage in the pandemic. its good news for france, for the french people. next monday, we are going to start a very gradual process over several weeks, at least, which will mean the country can slowly but surely leave the lockdown phase we have been in. but its a far cry from normal. beaches and parks will remain closed and there will be strict rules for public transport, especially on the paris metro. translation: access to public transport will be reserved during peak ho...

Next monday we are going to start a very gradual process over several weeks at least, which will mean the country can slowly but surely leave the lockdown phase we have been but its a far cry from normal. beaches and parks will remain closed. and, there will be strict rules for public transport, especially on the paris metro. translation: access to public transport will be reserved during peak hours for people with a certificate from their employer or a compelling reason to travel, whether it is...