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Interviews i will never forget. it is so good we had a little time with him, in the past it has sometimes been short. always good to hear from sometimes been short. always good to hearfrom tom. we are sometimes been short. always good to hear from tom. we are looking at the weather now. so, matt is in kent this morning. hello. iam in i am in kent, iam in kent, the i am in kent, the wildwood trust. ive been looking for red squirrels. we have not had any luck while on air, but! we have not had any...

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Orleans, then biloxi, mississippi, and then mobile, alabama, and then pensacola, florida. its to the day the 16th anniversary of ivan. ivan did billions of dollars of damage to this area. now the question is could what we saw in the last 24 hours eclipse that under the light of day? well find out soon. katy >> chris jansing, sam says he was on the dirty edge of the storm. where were you and what is it like now >> well, the rain is unrelenting. it just keeps coming down. look at what the result i...

Full. but what we are hoping there was that with the pandemic, this is a really bitter and unpleasant irony, because covid—19 is understood to have originated in wildlife, it was a spill—over of a wildlife, it was a spill—over of a wildlife disease in humans that was pushed by our own actions, the un is now hoping that we have woken up, at this point, select 2020 will be a real turning point to get us back on that path to realise our health and the planets house our will on the same, that ...

Playing field and we need regulations and we need regulation urgently regulations and we need regulation urge ntly to regulations and we need regulation urgently to take before staying out of supply chains into the uk. —— ta ke of supply chains into the uk. —— take deforestation. this is underpinned by the the research to be published, we demonstrate that in fa ct, be published, we demonstrate that in fact, it is still possible to reverse the loss of nature within this decade with the ea...

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Doing specials and talking with you is you are about solutions, i am glad we ended this hour with something that people can actually do. i think thats what people want. thank you very much. on behalf of andrew and me, thank you for spending this hour with us. have a good night. ♪ i was tied up and tortured. these people almost murdered me. >> i was terrified. >> a mother just fighting for her child. >> thats universal. >> she survived a harrowing ordeal in one of the most dangerous places on...

Didnt wanted to b te the end. >> they handed you the phone? who was on the phone? >> my mom. >> the ruthless kidnapper told amanda she only had three minutes to plea for her life with her traumatized mother on the other end of the call. >> mama. >> amanda. amanda, i love you. amanda, how are you? >> listen to me. >> if you guys dont pay $1 million for me by one week, theyll kill me, okay? they brought me out to kill me. they given me one more chance to call you guys. >> amanda, amanda, stay stro...

Down 100, what sort of things were you looking for and what has shone through for you? well, we were looking to be moved and to be touched by the portraits, and there we re touched by the portraits, and there were many, many brilliant portraits that didnt get in, because we had to choose down to 100. yeah, and one of the, one of the advices we got as judges was that we might need to ta ke judges was that we might need to take a break while looking at the portraits, of the nation, and i thought t...

Animal carcasses litter the dried—up swamps as drought—fuelled fires devastate the area. the wetland sits at the southern edge of the amazon rainforest and stretches from brazil into paraguay and bolivia. experts say more than 5.7 million acres have gone up in flames so far this year, threatening the worlds largestjaguar population. youre watching bbc news. now its time for a look at the weather. hello. temperatures are set to climb over the next couple of days, a burst of september heat on ...