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the emotion! the people that come here and they will - the emotion! the people that come here and they will see i come here and they will see what this has to tell and what a lovely town it is. to go back to their home town and we had a really good day in wuppertal. iam using i am using the deutschlandticket to head north out of germany's cities and to its coast. in the summer, the trains appear get busy with beach lovers. but the sunshine and crowds have thinned a little by the time i arrived. 0h crowds have thinned a little by the time i arrived. oh wow, very windy. this is in the

taiwan finds itself in the middle of a diplomatic tug—of—war. and the outcome of its domestic elections could well have a profound impact on some very delicate international affairs. more on those taiwanese elections on the bbc news website. thousands of pro—palestinian protesters have marched through central london as part of a global day of action in about 30 countries. the demonstrators called for a ceasefire in gaza. the metropolitan police said it had made several arrests "in relation to offensive placards." our correspondent nicky schiller has been at the march for us. iam in i am in parliament square, which is the end of the match. tens of thousands of people have taken part in the march through central london today, the first big pro—palestinian event of the year. you will remember there were a number towards the end of last year. this is the seventh

if enforced, that could render the business technically insolvent. although the government is the ultimate owner and could step in. for theirs like janet, who have had their lives ruined, it is yet another insult. d0 their lives ruined, it is yet another insult.— their lives ruined, it is yet another insult. ~ ., ., another insult. do you know what, it doesnt another insult. do you know what, it doesn't surprise _ another insult. do you know what, it doesn't surprise me _ another insult. do you know what, it doesn't surprise me in _ another insult. do you know what, it doesn't surprise me in the _ doesn't surprise me in the slightest. undercutting the tax to pay bonuses. i think it is absolutely disgraceful. it should never _ absolutely disgraceful. it should never have been allowed to pay themselves bonuses because of everything that is going on. as more and more details _ everything that is going on. as more and more details of _ everything that is going on. as more and more details of the _ everything that is going on. as more and more details of the horizon - everything that is going on. as more and more details of the horizon it i and more details of the horizon it scandal are laid bare in the ongoing public inquiry, fresh questions and fresh anger over how the post office has been run. mark ashdown, bbc news. thousands have gathered in london in protest against the war in gaza. live now to nicky schiller, our correspondent who's at the march. yes, iam yes, i am in yes, iam in parliament yes, i am in parliament square now,

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who were stuck at home. it is incredible, the impact she had on so many, especially female djs. absolutely. it says so much that they're not really think about whether or not men would want to hear women's voices or whether we would all want to hear other voices. they cannot get beyond that thing of women having to listen to men, and i've got to say that annie nightingale had to consistently fight against that for the rest of her career. it is 12 years before janice long gets is in is the second female radio1 dj, it is hard to imagine how different the world was when she began, 1963, in the 70s. about a minute left. she rubbed shoulders with just about everyone. i am reading shoulders with just about everyone. iam reading here, she took shoulders with just about everyone. i am reading here, she took david bowie to the publisher was only 22, she befriended the beatles, was there in the apple studios. it was extraordinary, the absolute who's who of music. i extraordinary, the absolute who's who of music-— who of music. i think she is the [inch - in who of music. i think she is the linchpin of _ who of music. i think she is the linchpin of british _ who of music. i think she is the

but also losing, i think you want to relive that, and it's notjust for you and your team—mates, it is for ourfamilies you and your team—mates, it is for our families that we don't get is every weekend, and they travel all the way to emily to go and see you, but, look, iam not the way to emily to go and see you, but, look, i am not going to get too far ahead and say we are definitely going to get in the final because we have durham first and that is the most important game. we have to pay our utmost respect to a team doing really well in the chipping ship at the moment. and you look at the draw and you look at the teams that are in and you kind of are wishing to have a fixture in the northeast, whether that was sunderland or newcastle order them, and we got the room away, so, yeah, it is nice to get back home. —— we got durham away. we used to do our england programme there, so nice to go back and relive the moments of all the work it took to get us to where we are today, so looking forward to it and looking forward to seeing the family as well. i and looking forward to seeing the family as well.— and looking forward to seeing the family as well. i was 'ust about to sa - i family as well. i was 'ust about to say - i can — family as well. i was 'ust about to say - i can imagine i family as well. i wasjust about to say - i can imagine it _ family as well. i wasjust about to say - i can imagine it is _ family as well. i wasjust about to say - i can imagine it is a - family as well. i wasjust about to say - i can imagine it is a day i say — i can imagine it is a day they are looking forward to as well.

israel must immediately cease any hostilities. if that order is granted and it is ignored by israel, the risk is it willjeopardise some of the international support from, for example, the us and the uk to date. �* ., ., ., ., date. anna holligan live from the ha . ue. date. anna holligan live from the hague- thank _ date. anna holligan live from the hague. thank you _ date. anna holligan live from the hague. thank you for _ date. anna holligan live from the hague. thank you for taking - date. anna holligan live from the hague. thank you for taking us i hague. thank you for taking us through that. we will take a short break. i am through that. we will take a short break. iam back through that. we will take a short break. i am back with more from the middle east here on the programme in just a moment or two. don't go away. good afternoon. it's pretty chilly out there and it has been for much of the week, but colder air is on the way by the end of the weekend. behind this weather front, we've got a blast of arctic air to contend with and stronger winds. for the meantime, the winds are, for the most part, relatively light, but they've just dragged a lot of cloud under this area of high pressure, some drizzle near the east coast and a weather front is starting to make its way into the northern and western isles and that will bring about that change.

a hit that it has yet to fully recover from. and governments around the world still face the hangover of trillions of dollars of debt taken on during the pandemic. oliver cornock is global editor in chief at the research firm oxford business group. iamjoined by i am joined by him now. iam joined by him now. oliver, it is really lovely to see you and what of the results of the pandemic is you do not sit with me here in the studio. that was wanting you used to do pre— pandemic. you were a regular guest in the studio. let's talk about the economic impact of this. where do you begin? figs this. where do you begin? as ou this. where do you begin? as you say. _ this. where do you begin? sis you say, it this. where do you begin? is you say, it is important to recognise the human cost, those huge numbers of very ill people, the huge numbers of deaths. but also the economic hangover though that you rightly identified but that does morph into social impact as well. growth picked up after the pandemic died down. we saw

are visible, such as flowers. that's because they live almost entirely underground beneath the kalahari sands in central africa. and this orchid was found on the summit of an extinct volcano on an indonesian island. we'll have the latest weather in a moment, but first, how many of you remember when the forecast looked like this? it will be quite cloudy in the night, especially over scotland and northern ireland. this is keith best injuly1973. well, it was exactly 70 years ago today that the very first weather forecast was broadcast on bbc television. iam not i am not sure what he was doing with his dots. i was five when the weather forecasts looked like this. one of our current forecasters, matt taylor, wasn't even born, but he has been looking back through the archive. george cowling was the first meteorologist to step in front