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We are happy to return the favour and show solidarity with the circus artists. italy is expected to begin easing some of the restrictions early next month although it will be a slow process. eventually, one day, the big top will be raised and the circus will well and truly be back in town. like so many other leisure attractions across the world, zoos have had to close to visitors as a result of the lockdown, but the animals still need care. lorna gordon reports now from edinburgh zoo where the k...

Like so many other leisure attractions across the world, zoos have had to close to visitors as a result of the pandemic, but the animals still need care. lorna gordon reports now from edinburgh zoo, where the keepers are sticking to their usual routines. the animals of edinburgh zoo. there are over 2,500 animals here. the keepers agreeing to film for us to show how the animals are faring while the gates are closed. so one of the first things we have to do is check on all our penguins and make su...

The loggers say they have bills to pay. theyve chosen their target — an 80—year—old rosewood tree. chainsaw revs.

Hello, this is breakfast with chris mason and rachel burden. good morning, heres a summary of todays main stories from bbc news. the prime minister will be back at work tomorrow — two weeks after being discharged from hospital where he spent time in intensive care with coronavirus. borisjohnson has been recuperating at his country retreat, chequers, but has held talks with senior ministers. more than 20,000 people have now died with covid—19 in british hospitals, and theres growing pressure ...

Here are now deserted. still taking a time to work but obviously today we are. ..empty. its way north for scotland, however, weve still got a panda. northern ireland, parts of northern england, i think a dry day with some the solitary creatures are among bright or sunny spells. for the south though, the most popular animals here. a good chance of rain for many their adoring audience may have areas, and the disappeared but it has made no difference to them. temperatures sitting social—distancin...

The zoo is a charity so, like other similar organisations, it has worries now its income from visitors has dropped away. its priority, ensuring the animals here receive the best care possible during this crisis. lorna gordon, bbc news. now on bbc news, a special edition of talking movies. tom brook and his team report from home with stories on new yorks tribeca film festival, which, in the midst of the pandemic, has gone virtual. hello from new york. im tom brook and welcome to our talking movie...

Is expected to begin easing some of the restrictions early next month although it will be a slow process. eventually, one day, the big top will be raised and the circus will well and truly be back in town. zoos, like many attractions across the world, have had to close as a result of the lockdown. keepers at edinburgh zoo say they would normally be busy at this time of the year, but despite the lack of visitors they are still making sure the animals are being cared for and sticking to their usua...

We wear gloves when were handling any food and things like that but we have started wearing facemasks all the time. one of the things that could potentially happen is that we could pass coronavirus onto the chimps. as far as i know, there are no known cases of chimpanzees catching coronavirus but they are susceptible to things like the flu, so we really dont want to take that chance. the zoo is a charity so, like other similar organisations, it has worries now its income from visitors has droppe...

The zoo is a charity so, like other similar organisations, it has worries now its income from visitors has dropped away. its priority, ensuring the animals here receive the best care possible during this crisis. lorna gordon, bbc news. now on bbc news: deforestation has sky—rocketed in colombia since the peace deal of 2016. our world joins a team of scientists from the royal botanic gardens. in the forests of colombia, nature is under attack. this is bbc news — welcome if youre watching here...

Around through the afternoon, attractions across the world, we could trigger some thunderstorms across zoos have had to close to visitors south wales, the midlands, into yorkshire and lincolnshire through as a result of the pandemic, the latter part of the day. but the animals still need care. lorna gordon reports now from edinburgh zoo, where the keepers are sticking to their usual routines. so, perhaps some heavier rain the animals of edinburgh zoo. locally here, and some sharper showers acros...