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the dispute, and outbreaks of violence, forced the authorities to postpone a planned state visit by the british monarch, king charles. meanwhile, separate demonstrations have begun in western france, linked to concerns over water usage by large—scale agricultural producers. its feared the disputes could converge at a time of growing tensions. earlier i spoke to our paris correspondent bethany bell and she explained the background of the protests. the most dramatic one at the moment i...

i was skiing, and looking downhill, as you do, and was skied directly into by mr sanderson. and a once—in—a—decade flyby, as an asteroid passes between the earth and the moon. hello. security forces in france remain on high alert, after legislation to raise the state pension age caused massive protests. the dispute — and outbreaks of violence — forced the authorities to postpone a planned state visit by the british monarch, king charles. meanwhile, separate demonstrations hav...

several tornadoes have killed at least 23 people in the us state of mississippi, which is located here, in the south of the country. the authorities said twisters left a trail of damage for more than 150 kilometres. one of the worst affected towns is rolling fork, where trees and power lines have been torn down. at one point, debris was being pulled more than 6,000 metres into the sky. we are looking at some of the latest pictures that have come through. you can see the trail of destru...

a tornadoe has killed at least 23 people in the us state of mississippi, which is located here, in the south of the country. the authorities said twisters left a trail of damage for more than a—hundred—and—fifty kilometres. one of the worst affected towns is rolling fork, where trees and power lines have been torn down. at one point, debris was being pulled more than six thousand metres into the sky. you can see here the latest pictures which have just come through to us, of the ...

a tornado has killed at least 23 people in the us state of mississippi, which is located here, in the south of the country. the authorities said the twister left a trail of damage for more than 150 kilometres. one of the worst affected towns is rolling fork, where trees and power lines have been torn down. at one point, debris was being pulled more than 6000 metres into the sky. you can see here the latest pictures of the destruction in rolling fork. debris everywhere, cars on top of w...

Probably not, binoculars is probably going to be a bit of a struggle. small telescopes have got a chance of picking this up. it will pass of picking this up. so it will pass by i think about ten minutes to eight this evening. but if you cant do that, there be lots of do that, there will be lots of streams i think on the internet as well so you will be able to watch this thing as it whizzes past the earth. �* , ., this thing as it whizzes past the earth. �* ,, ., ~ this thing as it whizzes pa...

Back to the start of our solar system, just over 11.5 billion years ago. they tell us how we ended up with planets like the earth. we are excited, its a fantastic opportunity to learn what the asteroid is made from, what is it structure like, and what can it tell us about our origins. it is structure like, and what can it tell us about our origins.— us about our origins. it is not ust ou that us about our origins. it is not ust you that is — us about our origins. it is not ust you that is ex...

To eight this evening. if you cant do that, there will be lots of streams on the internet and you will be able to watch this thing as it whizzes past the earth. you talk about this one been quite safe, we are going to be ok, and i will keep repeating that. but what if one was to come close to the earth? what mitigation measures are in place to protect us? that is a good question. people out there watching the skies, basically, looking out for these things and trying to detect them as quickly as ...

Asteroids are amazing objects, they are kind of the leftover building blocks of our solar systems. they take us all the way back to the start of our solar system, just over 11.5 billion years ago. they tell us how we ended up with planets like the earth. we are really excited, its a fantastic opportunity to learn what the asteroid is made from, what is it structure like, and what can it tell us about our origins. it is notjust you that is excited, i am quite excited. i would like to look outside...

We are really excited, its a fantastic opportunity to learn what the asteroid is made from, what is it structure like, and what can it tell us about our origins. it is notjust you that is excited, i am quite excited. i would like to look outside my window. will somebody like me be able to see it with the naked eye, do we need binoculars or be in a certain part of the world? the chance of seeing it in the northern hemisphere, i think the naked eye, probably not. binoculars, probably a bit of a st...