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Britain 50 years ago. they wept, they dropped to their knees, they kissed the sand on the beach behind me here. since then, theyve gone to inspect some of the ruins of their old homes on this extraordinary island that really almost no—one has been to for these past decades. strict control from britain about who could actually get there until mauritius made this very bold move to send its own boats without securing permission from britain, simply going ahead and coming here. and if you can see ...

To raise the nationalflag on at least two of the islands. our correspondent andrew harding was on board and sent this update. these are the five chagosians who have come back to this island that they were kicked off, essentially, by britain 50 years ago. they wept, they dropped to their knees, they kissed the sand on the beach behind me here. since then, theyve gone to inspect some of the ruins of their old homes on this extraordinary island that really almost no—one has been to for these past...

Tonights championship match between bournemouth and nottingham forest is off, bournemouths stadium has been damaged by storm eunice and has been deemed unsafe. lets get more now on our top story, and storm eunice which has been battering parts of the uk causing disruption and damage. its been a busy day for the emergency services and earlier my colleague rebecca jones spoke to gavin ellis, assistant chief fire officer for devon and somerset fire and rescue service. we dealt with a range of incid...

Recover. as you said in your intro, this isjust happening so often. this could be the fourth mass coral bleaching event since 2016. that is more than once every two years, and itjust than once every two years, and it just does than once every two years, and itjust does not give the reefs enough time to recover. so what can be done _ enough time to recover. so what can be done to — enough time to recover. so what can be done to stop _ enough time to recover. so what can be done to stop it? - en...

Is too warm. just explain. so, when you get these underwater heatwave conditions that we have now, the corals become incredibly stressed and that brilliant white colour that you see is them suffering that extraordinary heat stress. its called biofluorescence, and corals can actually recover from that if those temperatures go down quickly. sadly, were already hearing that there has been some coral mortality. we really hope that the temperatures do decline as soon as possible and those reefs do re...

Really serious, and it is certainly going to extend for a long length of the reef marine park. ~ , ., park. we were ust looking at some pictures _ park. we were just looking at some pictures there, - park. we were just looking at some pictures there, and - park. we were just looking at i some pictures there, and whats some pictures there, and whats so striking for anybody thats ever been the great barrier reef is the enormous amount of different colours and the beauty of it, and then you look at...

In the red sea are coping with global warming. studies have found that reefs in its northern waters have an unusual capacity to endure significantly higher temperatures. torrential rain has caused severe flooding in parts of central china. more than 10,000 people in henan province have been evacuated to shelters where its reported a dam may collapse at any time. at least 12 people have died in the city of zhengzhou after its subway system was inundated with rushing water. mark lobel reports. flo...

Very and the cdc pools, dealing with covid, please take the opportunity, take your kids, talk to them about the history, heritage, their future because the best of what we are as a country is represented in those cemeteries and it is amazing for communities to come together. this is the best country in the world. these kids need to know that and to be there ready to preserve their freedom in the future. we do you mentioned the importance of children learning about our heritage but for families o...

Volunteers raise oyster gardens to help restore reefs

>> thanks for having me on. i want to address policy and takes things off the table. since 1992 when the first wreaths were placed at arlington we were instructed and learned why to not place reefs on gravestones that carry the star of david. that has been the policy. it was the policy in the beginning and when reefs across america became 501 c-3 in 2007, we continue that policy out of respect for veterans of the jewish faith. our mission is to remember and it has always been an incredible oppor...