me. thank you so much for being with us. we are due to hearfrom rishi sunak outlining the reasons behind the strike, you will stay with me for that. the strike, you will stay with me forthat. in the strike, you will stay with me for that. in terms of your initial thoughts on what we are hearing? it thoughts on what we are hearing? it is no great surprise after the tuesday— is no great surprise after the tuesday series _ is no great surprise after the tuesday series of _ is no great surprise after the tuesday series of strikes - is no great surprise after the - tuesday series of strikes against yemeni — tuesday series of strikes against yemeni missile _ tuesday series of strikes against yemeni missile strikes, - tuesday series of strikes against yemeni missile strikes, it - tuesday series of strikes against yemeni missile strikes, it was i tuesday series of strikes against - yemeni missile strikes, it was never going _ yemeni missile strikes, it was never going to _ yemeni missile strikes, it was never going to defeat _ yemeni missile strikes, it was never going to defeat the _ yemeni missile strikes, it was never going to defeat the houthi, - yemeni missile strikes, it was never going to defeat the houthi, it - yemeni missile strikes, it was never going to defeat the houthi, it was i going to defeat the houthi, it was designed — going to defeat the houthi, it was designed to— going to defeat the houthi, it was designed to send _ going to defeat the houthi, it was designed to send a _ going to defeat the houthi, it was designed to send a strong - going to defeat the houthi, it was i designed to send a strong message. no great _ designed to send a strong message. no great surprise _ designed to send a strong message. no great surprise the _ designed to send a strong message. no great surprise the day _ designed to send a strong message. no great surprise the day after - designed to send a strong message. no great surprise the day after theyl no great surprise the day after they fired another — no great surprise the day after they fired another cruise _ no great surprise the day after they fired another cruise missile - no great surprise the day after they fired another cruise missile that - fired another cruise missile that led to— fired another cruise missile that led to a — fired another cruise missile that led to a us _ fired another cruise missile that led to a us response _ fired another cruise missile that led to a us response from - fired another cruise missile that led to a us response from withl led to a us response from with tomahawk— led to a us response from with tomahawk missiles— led to a us response from with tomahawk missiles and - led to a us response from with tomahawk missiles and it's - led to a us response from with tomahawk missiles and it's no| led to a us response from with - tomahawk missiles and it's no great surprise _ tomahawk missiles and it's no great surprise houthis_ tomahawk missiles and it's no great surprise houthis firing _ tomahawk missiles and it's no great surprise houthis firing back- tomahawk missiles and it's no great surprise houthis firing back again. . surprise houthis firing back again. worth— surprise houthis firing back again. worth noting _ surprise houthis firing back again. worth noting that _ surprise houthis firing back again. worth noting that every— surprise houthis firing back again. worth noting that every time - surprise houthis firing back again. worth noting that every time theyj worth noting that every time they turn on _ worth noting that every time they turn on our— worth noting that every time they turn on our radar, _ worth noting that every time they turn on our radar, these - worth noting that every time they turn on our radar, these are - worth noting that every time they i turn on our radar, these are complex missiles, _ turn on our radar, these are complex missiles, that— turn on our radar, these are complex missiles, that will— turn on our radar, these are complex missiles, that will be _ turn on our radar, these are complex missiles, that will be picked - turn on our radar, these are complex missiles, that will be picked up- turn on our radar, these are complex missiles, that will be picked up by. missiles, that will be picked up by satellite. — missiles, that will be picked up by satellite, capability— missiles, that will be picked up by satellite, capability and _ missiles, that will be picked up by satellite, capability and the - missiles, that will be picked up by satellite, capability and the and l satellite, capability and the and uk. therefore _ satellite, capability and the and uk. therefore they _ satellite, capability and the and uk. therefore they can - uk. therefore they can cross—reference - uk. therefore they can cross—reference it - uk. therefore they can cross—reference it and i uk. therefore they can - cross—reference it and give them
there. a cosmic glue that we cannot see that adds the extra gravity to bind them together. and that is dark matter. scientists think that dark matter makes up about 25% of the universe. the material we can see, regular matter, accounts for only 5%. they believe the other 70% is dark energy. what is dark energy? since the big bang the universe has been expanding with galaxies moving ever further apart. scientists had thought that over time this would slow down but, actually, the expansion is speeding up and it is thought that a mysterious thoughts, dark energy, is driving this. it thoughts, dark energy, is driving this.— driving this. it could, enormously - driving this. it could, | enormously influence driving this. it could, - enormously influence the fate of our universe. how far will it expand? we'll go for ever and accelerate and just get bigger and bigger and bigger more rapidly? that sort of rip
history? it thoughts about being a witness to histo ? , .,, history? it is the most extraordinary - history? it is the most| extraordinary moment. history? it is the most. extraordinary moment. 17 history? it is the most - extraordinary moment. 17 years history? it is the most _ extraordinary moment. 17 years we have waited for the new coronation. it is palpable, the excitement that everybody has. and be welcome there is. there was all the sadness and the distress of her majesty, the queen, and herfuneral. and now look. the country can celebrate a new era. i think it's an amazing moment. new era. i think it's an amazing moment-— new era. i think it's an amazing moment. , , ., ., moment. david, this is meat and drink to a — moment. david, this is meat and drink to a historian, _ moment. david, this is meat and drink to a historian, to _ moment. david, this is meat and | drink to a historian, to somebody like you, to sit and watch it happen in front of our eyes. what are your thoughts this morning before everything starts to happen? weill. everything starts to happen? well, it's 70 years _ everything starts to happen? well, it's 70 years since _ everything starts to happen? well, it's 70 years since the _ everything starts to happen? well, it's 70 years since the last - it's 70 years since the last coronation. the country has changed enormously — coronation. the country has changed enormously. but this ceremony hasn't — enormously. but this ceremony hasn't the _ enormously. but this ceremony hasn't. the funeral of monarchs, royal— hasn't. the funeral of monarchs, royal weddings, jubilees, a relatively modern. what we see today is something truly ancient. a ceremony— is something truly ancient. a ceremony that is more than a thousand _ ceremony that is more than a thousand years old, that has been held consistently in the same
violence in the streets, the gun violence in the schools, the gun violence on the part of police grand jury today decided not to charge eight officers who fired 96 shots at jalen walker last june and hit him 46 times and killed him so this gun culture is a very sick one we must continue to do something about it thoughts and prayers, we're not ministers and we pray all the time, but we have to pray with our feet >> fred, you know better than any of us tragically so that they don't care any more about white kids than they do about black kids african americans are more likely statistically to die from gun violence whether it's police involved or not, but they don't care whether white kids die either, as reverend sharpton said, white children, little babies third graders died in tennessee and they don't care more than if they were black kids at this point, it really is a question of the majority two-thirds of americans want gun reform they don't care what the majority think they just love guns more than
of the industry he says helped build the town. ,. ., ., ., the town. i left school with no qualifications _ the town. i left school with no qualifications whatsoever - the town. i left school with no - qualifications whatsoever i finished up qualifications whatsoever i finished up with— qualifications whatsoever i finished up with qualifications in mine ventilation and eventually in mine dust control, that is the type of opportunity that young people need. i opportunity that young people need. i hope _ opportunity that young people need. i hope one _ opportunity that young people need. i hope one year they will allow me to go— i hope one year they will allow me to go down— i hope one year they will allow me to go down and have a look! the end of this mystery _ to go down and have a look! the end of this mystery was _ to go down and have a look! the end of this mystery was mired _ to go down and have a look! the end of this mystery was mired in - of this mystery was mired in controversy and so too is the idea of it restarting here, so further challenges are unlikely but for now, coal—mining is set to return to cumbria for the first time in decades. alex forsyth, bbc news, whitehaven. joining me now is our climate editor, justin rowlatt. a sense of the argument there, some people think this is just one mine, it will not make a big difference to the wider picture but what are your thoughts? the wider picture but what are your thou . hts? . the wider picture but what are your thou~hts? . , the wider picture but what are your thou~hts? ., , . ., , the wider picture but what are your thouuhts? ., ,. ., , m ., thoughts? that is certainly michael gove'sjudgment. _ thoughts? that is certainly michael gove'sjudgment, he _ thoughts? that is certainly michael gove'sjudgment, he said - thoughts? that is certainly michael gove'sjudgment, he said it - thoughts? that is certainly michael gove'sjudgment, he said it will. thoughts? that is certainly michael| gove'sjudgment, he said it will not gove's judgment, he said it will not significantly reduce the price of gold there but not significantly increase demand and if you think about it, on balance, image it effectively is climate neutral but
without cutting spending? the way you do it _ without cutting spending? the way you do it is — without cutting spending? the way you do it is you grow the economy. james _ you do it is you grow the economy. james cleverly warning unprompted against some of the more drastic moves that conservative mps are mulling over at the moment about how to get themselves out of a very tricky situation.— tricky situation. that included sa in: tricky situation. that included saying that — tricky situation. that included saying that he _ tricky situation. that included saying that he thought - tricky situation. that included i saying that he thought changing tricky situation. that included - saying that he thought changing the leadership would be a disastrously bad idea. you don't normally get members of cabinet volunteering thoughts on the future of the leadership. it thoughts on the future of the leadership-— leadership. it was quite something to hear him _ leadership. it was quite something to hear him say — leadership. it was quite something to hear him say that, _ leadership. it was quite somethingi to hear him say that, unprompted, leadership. it was quite something i to hear him say that, unprompted, he wasn't asked about the challenge to liz truss and her position as prime minister. but it is clearly a measure of the seriousness of the situation and the fact that he felt the need to say that unprompted that it is being considered seriously amongst conservative mps. the difficulty they have is that there isn't an obvious unity candidate to replace her within a leadership challenge or contest which would frankly look bizarre and ridiculous to voters and the public, given how
going to lose it on the bends. she is going down. at the end of the experience, the mary roseis of the experience, the mary rose is doomed to sink once more for reasons we will never know for sure but this time having met an incompetent captain, vengeful shipmates and heard about the many mistakes that were made on board, visitors get to give their thoughts on why the ship went down. it thoughts on why the ship went down. ,., ~' thoughts on why the ship went down. ,., ~ ,., down. it sounded like some unpleasant _ down. it sounded like some unpleasant smells - down. it sounded like some unpleasant smells were i down. it sounded like some i unpleasant smells were being brewed up there so how about an idea for a nicer one? b, brewed up there so how about an idea for a nicer one?— idea for a nicer one? a perfume com an idea for a nicer one? a perfume company had — idea for a nicer one? a perfume company had a _ idea for a nicer one? a perfume company had a go _ idea for a nicer one? a perfume company had a go at _ idea for a nicer one? a perfume company had a go at making i company had a go at making those for the mary rose museum but their main game is meticulously mixing the perfect smell. �* ., ., smell. and we are all individual _ smell. and we are all individual so - smell. and we are all individual so maybe l smell. and we are all. individual so maybe we smell. and we are all— individual so maybe we deserve our own scent? anna has been to the netherlands to find out what it takes to make a personalised perfume.
about. the weather, where they have come from? . . , , .,, ., come from? we have seen people from america, come from? we have seen people from america. from — come from? we have seen people from america, from canada, _ come from? we have seen people from america, from canada, from _ come from? we have seen people from america, from canada, from northern i america, from canada, from northern lreland, _ america, from canada, from northern ireland, people who got into the queue _ ireland, people who got into the queue very quickly, and it has been quite _ queue very quickly, and it has been quite a _ queue very quickly, and it has been quite a nice — queue very quickly, and it has been quite a nice atmosphere, quite sombre — quite a nice atmosphere, quite sombre but still very caring, people are sharing — sombre but still very caring, people are sharing stories and their thoughts _ are sharing stories and their thoughts and feelings. the}r are sharing stories and their thoughts and feelings. they are, and it has been. — thoughts and feelings. they are, and it has been. i— thoughts and feelings. they are, and it has been, i wouldn't _ thoughts and feelings. they are, and it has been, i wouldn't say _ thoughts and feelings. they are, and it has been, i wouldn't say it - thoughts and feelings. they are, and it has been, i wouldn't say it has - it has been, i wouldn't say it has been uplifting, but it has been a pleasant experience. not disappointed in coming at all. find disappointed in coming at all. and ou don't disappointed in coming at all. and you don't yet _ disappointed in coming at all. and you don't yet know what it will be like inside. if it was me, i would be a bit nervous about what do i do, where do i stand, what do i look at? that's right, and you feel, there was a couple last night watched on the live feed, and i thought, they have been there a longtime, so you don't want to take up too much time when you are saying your final goodbye, you have to be conscious of other people who are coming up behind you. it other people who are coming up behind you-— other people who are coming up behind ou. , . . i. behind you. it is that what you feel ou are behind you. it is that what you feel you are doing? _ behind you. it is that what you feel you are doing? yes, _ behind you. it is that what you feel you are doing? yes, i'm _ behind you. it is that what you feel you are doing? yes, i'm saying - you are doing? yes, i'm saying goodbye. _ you are doing? yes, i'm saying goodbye. yes- _ you are doing? yes, i'm saying goodbye, yes. and _ you are doing? yes, i'm saying goodbye, yes. and i _
members of congress, urging them to tell speaker pelosi not to proceed with this visit. as you mentioned, there are also reports that chinese military aircraft few very close — mcrae flew very close to the chinese median line this morning. there are any number of actions that can be taken, whether it is more perhaps a large—scale meeting, more military exercises, or perhaps even firing missiles into the taiwan strait. 50 firing missiles into the taiwan strait. , ., strait. so in terms of the long-term _ strait. so in terms of the long-term impact, - strait. so in terms of the i long-term impact, relations long—term impact, relations between the us, china, extremely important for political reasons but also economic reasons as well. your thoughts on that?— thoughts on that? absolutely. i think this may _ thoughts on that? absolutely. i think this may make _ thoughts on that? absolutely. i think this may make it - thoughts on that? absolutely. i think this may make it more i think this may make it more challenging for the us to work with china on a whole host of issues, including combating climate change, trade, demilitarisation. but i must also say if china reacts to forcefully it does risk further
of the riverbed at low tide, he discovered a human bone. when the police carbon—dated it, it turned out to be more than 5,000 years old. well simon huntjoins me now, and he happens to be a bbc colleague. i know you've got this phone with you, we have got to see it. show us what it looks like.— you, we have got to see it. show us what it looks like._ wow, i what it looks like. here are. wow, it's a very — what it looks like. here are. wow, it's a very dark— what it looks like. here are. wow, it's a very dark in _ what it looks like. here are. wow, it's a very dark in colour. - what it looks like. here are. wow, it's a very dark in colour. when - what it looks like. here are. wow, it's a very dark in colour. when he| it's a very dark in colour. when he found it, what we are immediate thoughts? found it, what we are immediate thou~hts? ~ , , thoughts? well, i 'ust put the boat in the water. — thoughts? well, i 'ust put the boat in the water, it — thoughts? well, i 'ust put the boat in the water, it is — thoughts? well, ijust put the boat in the water, it is quite _ thoughts? well, ijust put the boat in the water, it is quite low- thoughts? well, ijust put the boat in the water, it is quite low tide . in the water, it is quite low tide in the water, it is quite low tide in the water is very clear, i could see the subject on the river, probably about a foot underneath the water, and my initial thought was, i recognised as a bone, but kind of assumed it might be an animal bone, and i was rowing with friends of mine, ijust be quite funny to pick