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Occupied before extinction. this wasnt open water when the neanderthals lived here. in fact, the beach and the water was miles that way. this was an open plain, like a mediterranean serengeti where you had wild creatures roaming, ready for the hunt. taking a boat trip here is the easiest way to view the caves but occasionally you can apply for special access to go into them as it is a unesco world heritage site and also an active dig area. wow. it was here that the first fully adult neanderthal ...

This is what they would have been doing 600 years ago to transport all the logs down to the city to make the temples and the shrines. and these skills certainly come in handy these days when the temptation for getting away from big, city life and all the new restrictions is greater than ever. not that its all tranquil relaxation... so, were approaching a rapid now and we stand up so we dont get too wet. here we go! whoo! whoa!

And what were doing when we showcase the trains in their coronation, we are showing how that person grew into life to be a role model. still to come on the travel show... ..christa is back in gibraltar to find out why the rock was home to the biggest concentration of some of our distant ancestors anywhere in the world. wow! and im injapan to try out a distinctive style of rafting that dates back over 600 years. im totally soaked from my waist down. so dont go away. now over to gibraltar, where c...

Scientists, engineers, and economists that have worked on that rule for years and years. >> reporter: and this would be just the beginning. >> the united states will withdraw. >> i was surprised that we stepped away from the paris climate accord because the president giving >> former epa director and republican governor christie todd whitman. >> it was in sync with his total denial of climate change. i mean, its a hoax in his mind. >> warning shots to environmental agencies everywhere. deregulat...

Government officials calling for an investigation into the use of american non-profits by china. i want to ask you, wbr id "wbr30800" what does china have on congress and some of your democrat colleagues? lets take a short break and then im going to look at china and the telecom company suppress ing information with georgia senator kelly loeffler. stay with us. /b

Campaign in months and months of these two people on the campaign trail and we have not gotten as a result. chris: panel we have to take a break, when we come back the debate over judge amy coney barretts nomination to the supreme court is a big issue. the final two weeks of the campaign. the sunday group will discuss that when we come right back. ♪

Prize in club rugby. before this season exeter had never been past the quarter finals in the champions cup, but now they‘re favourites to complete a remarkable rise having been promoted to the premiership ten years ago. in football, both liverpool and glasgow have lunchtime derbies today. it‘s the first old firm derby since lockdown, as celtic and rangers face each other, as the top two in the scottish premiership. celtic are champions and going for a 10th successive title, but it‘s ranger...

In the past, once the trees had been felled and strung together, the rafters would ride them down the river to their destination. today, with travellers on board, the rafts are safer — there are life jackets, handrails and a bench, plus additional measures now for coronavirus, like masks and reduced capacities. but it is still very open to the elements. we are approaching the first rapid and it is meant to be the steepest and the most exciting. hang on. this is great! i am totally soaked

Not that it is all tranquil relaxation. we are approaching a rapid now and we stand up so we do not get too wet. here we go! so that was our last rapid. so interesting to watch these four guys navigate this seven ton log raft down the river. just like they would have 600 years ago. it is amazing. that is all we have time for this week. coming up next week: we will be looking back at some of our most memorable trips to africa, like when lucy met the former poachers now responsible

Even more in our customers. its a big shift. stores remain important. question is, will they need as many of them in future? emma simpson, bbc news. now on bbc news, rajan datar drops in on rome as it prepares to mark 150 years since becoming italys capital city. this week on the travel show. rajan is looking for a knees up in rome. face—to—face with neanderthals in gibraltar. and iam neanderthals in gibraltar. and i am braving the elements in japan. this is great!