The Twitter video the Labor leader says those who've joined a new independent group have abandoned the policies they were elected on it comes after 3 Tory M.P.'s quits and joined the group and a super Sarah Wollaston and Heidi Allen say the conservatives have been taken over by hard breaks it is here's our political correspondent Jonathan Blake they're equal in number to the Liberal Democrats now they're bigger than the D.E.P.T. So as a group on their own they are significant but the thing is they don't have any policies that I have a name the haven't even had a formal meeting yet and they don't really know how many more M.P.'s might want to come and join them the brig's it secretary in the attorney general will be in Brussels later to meet the E.U.'s chief breaks that negotiator they'll be discussing possible changes to the backstop that's the plan to prevent a hard Irish border at least 50 people have died in a fire in the capital of Bangladesh the block in Dhaka contained apartments as well as a chemical warehouse a group of M.P.'s is calling on the government to raise taxes for online giants like Amazon the housing communities and local government committee wants a level playing field to help high street retailers ministers say they're investing to ensure high streets adapt and thrive for generations Bangladesh says a teenager who went to Syria to join the Islamic state group won't be allowed to enter the country after stripping him of Begum of her British citizenship the Home Office said she was eligible for Bangladeshi nationality Deb Jani pre-bought is a legal expert at Bristol University I think this is a very questionable legal situation that Britain is N. Right now and the only way to address this will which is look at Bangladeshi legislation on nationality laws and see if one of their fish is still responsible despite saying we are not. Police in Chicago if challenged inactive from the US drama empire of filing a false reports just see small that said he suffered a homophobic and racist physical attack by 2 men in January Bob Roberts is a reporter with W B B M radio in Chicago doubts about small its original account began to surface more than a week ago he claimed he was confronted by a duck by children who taught him with homophobic slurs put a noose around his neck and doused him with bleach in the past week accusations surface that small but actually rehearsed the attack and paid them a. The $975.00 won Best British group and Album of the year at this year's British awards at London's O 2 deejay and producer Calvin Harris got 2 including Best single singer songwriter Tom Walker dedicated his award for Best Breakthrough Act to his gran afterwards he was asked how he was feeling I don't know majestic and ridiculous and also in all of the words that a car even probably to my brain right now is unbelievable and Shabnam has the sport now centuries from Jason Roy and Joe Root town to England complete their highest one day international run chase and beat West Indies by 6 wickets in the 1st O.D.I. In Barbados the tourists cruised to their $361.00 run target with 8 balls remaining Manchester City pulled off a late Champions League last 16 away win over shall come on a night full of drama city trail to want the most of the match after 2 penalties against them one given after a V.A.R. Review and their Nicklaus ultimately sent off for 2 yellow cards but they were rescued by 2 late goals from near asana and Raheem Sterling winning the 1st leg 3 to 4 goals from Alfredo helped Rangers thrashed him on Kilmarnock 5 nil and go through to the Scottish Cup quarter final to face Aberdeen Darby missed out on the chance to move back into the Championship play off places after a $10.00 defeat to Millwall and women Super League leaders Manchester City at 2 points clear at the top after a $31.00 win over Everton 2nd placed Arsenal be bottom side Yeovil 3 knelt while Chelsea put 6 goals past Bristol all tonight's results are on the B.B.C. Sport website this is B.B.C. Radio 5 Live on digital B.B.C. Sound Smart speaker. Your weather now for the day had some early drizzle mostly in the north and west that should largely die away through this morning it will then turn dry with plenty of sunny spells very mild and even warm in some places with highs of 16 Celsius B.B.C. 5 Live on Sunday nights at 830 will be live from Pavel E. On AM and F.M. Are in the U.K. On digital and online I'm Raj Shah clear up all night thanks to miniature cameras we all share a part of FIDE fascination with the things that collect our sewers in an extreme cases produce these fat books the little Times had of washing sure was talking the other day about the problems that they have with sanitary wipes which get everywhere in the worst way so it's a tip of the hot Scottish government which is to introduce a new scheme encouraging reusable Santa trick products Nicholas starvation is claiming that this is a 1st in the U.K. And is particularly proud of the fact that Scotland is banning plastics. Little buds that will be no more cotton buds the pasta. For sale in Scotland. And everybody else celebrate we're going to join Dr Karl I don't in the South Atlantic in fact and on top I wonder if he is there I always wonder if he's if he's there we're doing these exciting new cups Hello. Hello to Herat and I have 3 fabulous guests with me today and during the week I would out and flipped on the OSS which is called a weird thing here's a slab if you didn't say slipped you said celeb but. I slipped on the office and. Actually quite liked Yuri's Normally they have a B.B. Bag which is short for people like baggy cube of plastic only slightly bigger than yourself and you sleep on the real into that then you sleep and I had look cerise you look very 1st class I had something big enough for 2 people a pole a tent and on the floor there was plastic the very thin plastic and then on that a bit of sheepskin and then I laid my sleeping bag on that and I could feel the cold seeping through cause basically inside something that was colder than the in sot of your fridge and I had to put on lots of clothes during the lot to warm up and when I woke up in the morning by water bottle had frozen solid and I mention this to some my colleagues he said it didn't put in Saudi sleeping bag. And then we've been hit by this blisse it said last visit we've been hitting 65 knots and up gusting and I was out loading a hydrogen balloon with a beak that people lost not be the logical people and coming back it was blowing out of my face. And I found that I was getting an icecream headache across my forward from the wind blowing on me it's a modest 102 but hitting 65 knots and these 2 eyes of walking in the wind What is that you simply lean forward as far as you can at the top in the hips and the other was given to be one of the right he's sure to try to people who said you follow the penguin method say use sort of bed you in the thrust of pelvis forward try to walk forward the center of gravity or you'll faded surprisingly it cause I did actually work so that's why I'm still here because the little slip and his closed the right of way down so he can't get out of to for that I'm just going to show you where you were not expecting to be there so this is our benefit you're there for another week . It isn't even to Bob It will be going around talking to some of the people here so I have AS guess with me 3 people who could be categorized One way is to females in a bio or another way is to try to try to people or scientists so let me introduce the 1st one so this is Sheryl about up who went to private school high school training in big so what do you try to share. As a diesel mechanic on heavy equipment and the question for you without notice rod in Australia we wouldn't waste our top saying the whole would days old mechanic What a waste of time we would call him by what we call a broad. We should get there no not closely you you think. Right these will. Yeah and so she is a deep hole of people who have multiple jobs and so she's a deep field leader for let me just try and take you through that so she's being on a tricky big huge tractor so he towing a 60000 loaded how far. Did you go how long was this trick that big were. 1100 kilometers and to an elevation of around 11000 feet and how many kilometers could you do they are striking the 60 tough load with your pick industrial grade Caterpillar Tractor the version called the. Challenger which has rubber tracks have hockey go weight and to do around 100 kilometers a day that have any of that take you stand it 8 o'clock in the morning stop for about one hour and finish driving at 8 30 am not a 12 hour day then you would you be able to go to sleep would you have to look after your vehicles then you'd have to Geiser and we feel the vehicles check the vehicles check you pretty much get everything ready. And have dinner and then you could go to bed rot and then you have a thing called a watch that can you describe what after for the audience you probably have experience it so what is when you go to have a little blowing and a light out is pretty much when you least like surface and Horizon definition the land the ground pretty much blend straight into the sky and it's really hard to have any reference so when you driving at times it's hard to know that you're even moving the G.P.S. Is your friend what you say already when you don't even know that you've moved. But surely you can a recap of the what the accelerator on at the foot of the accelerator the a tech I was tidy but if you look at the wind. Yeah you got my reference even is nothing to eat going past or anything like that sometimes jogging and snow greatly machine he could have stopped and the and you hear that noise guy you need to look at the G.P.S. To make so you actually wow and say you've been the filleted which means that you are responsible for the whole team and you have to keep everybody a law about A by the way road ahead a story about how there was a storm at the place where there were 2 buildings a few videos apart from each other and during that watch out somebody would from one building to the other and something got hit by a big gust of wind got blood between the get out into the snow and then was totally disoriented and a few meters from the building decide to go in one direction we took it to be the wrong direction stopped after 12 steps came back in what they thought was the other direction and up nowhere and then hunkered down to do a little pool hid in the snow just turned to pole and luckily was rescued 510 bodies for the building after 6 hours took that long for success the father and that was still alive at the end of it so this is these are the sort of hall stall conditions with Sharon goes out and is responsible for a whole bunch of people that's raising them you say 5 you present hunters from the building Foster to admit is yes there's another case of with somebody who's driving a thing called a Haglund says think about the cock hold a meet and so what you've got is something with that footprint on the ground but 3 talks Hala it's got tracks so he saw to what I left on a rod is quite small he had to bite his boss I 3 made it to fairly high 40 have 50 S with how off a foot or 6 inches of reinforced Kev law so for fools of the snow into the office and his last little last photo I doubt it won't splinter and so he was driving these through a total water could not recognize anything was just following the G.P.S. And following the G.P.S. He parked 6 meters or so from a building couldn't see. The building and somebody had to come out in one of these huge challenge of tractors and then because I was very high off the ground 3 metres up see him and they dragged me to that and then drive around to the back of the police to take him and he couldn't get from the building through the of the vehicle to the building which is only 6 metres away goodness sake there's a sort of varmint and people used to do this without tractors and all that sort of . Scary stuff to have you know as you beat down he Sharon I've come down every summer since 2002 he went to his as a mechanic Raj and he questions doctor wrote well what I was wondering was whether our viewers and our listeners would have any questions 85058 for your text because now we know Dr Karl is with us again from the Antarctic would like to know obviously we'd like your questions about what it's like down there perhaps you've got a question for Sharon about how you maintain these vehicles you know in these extreme conditions. And maybe you want to hear more about her adventures on these long distance tracks but I'll also want to know by the way the phone number is 08085 night 09693 so that's all obviously terribly useful to up all night B.B.C. Dot SEO dot U.K. But as I say I'll be thinking bring questions that have to do with Target maybe like tell us who else you go with. exactly we have talk to catherick king who 2 mos the process has goal of dharavi in the water they're out here which is absolutely also she's in then bar bid to thaw it is the code toxicologist hematoma view he kept through i've pain town hey if she is May fit 10 some us so some of that as pain working on moraine program side some of the die programs that you mentioned and other times i've been he working in the tress roelant so all environment so this one doing they see what do you dawud with of the ocean so i are our area very searches looking at the impacts of human activities in antarctica and particular contaminants unlikely general i should weiss material side that that particular projects where else diving it was looking at and auld why stips sought in i toss here in here where we are and looking at the impacts at that had on marang community so we were under the os diving to say what was their weather was different from control sots a wife from match the the referees tape you would you be wearying with room dry who definitely not very much a high industrial draw i see age so the border dan here is monis want when i to curries it's phrasing obviously yeah sorry where really thick heavy raba say should the and globs mitten globs very hard to mineta in nice sort of in nice sort of seeds yeah and yeah and short dought times than lawn prep time sir you know my we 3 hours to do a half an hour dive because just gearing up into all that heavy kiya on testing at since all surface a plots not schema tanks and so was surface a postes i get up up on on top saud on the osce drilling the hallman the os mind shining that that oss hall so that we can come in and out saif play doing all the coms tech so we can tote with paper want top saud thirds thieves with anything that you do involve a huge will preparation is jude of sibley you will get to dured you do would but you go to good use Of ready many different ways Yeah absolutely so what sort of stuff are you looking for this year you trip down yes this year I'm working on a soil mark right by diversity project that is stressful environments here we don't have firing plants we've got muscles we've got lichens we've got transfer lousy and within ICE substrates we have microorganisms living so at the at the bacterial stage bacterial end of things up to my current target cried Suborder bears all the right silly things like that they're the things that we're targeting to look at the sensitivity to contaminants on land so there's now a big in this area of Antarctica there's not really be insects or things to work with the biggest thing we have to work with is point 2 of a mill and along the biggest lead creature apart from a pretty good guess to have a little bit of all that's wrong so Mark Scott example looking at the truly a hostile bar with you think the the valve put to a little bit of Dr wrote that is amazing really and through it and Catherine when when the best practice in the park sometime a problem people take the rubbish home with them or they take it away you know when you're on the beach right there with you or you take it away in the supposed safely how does how does that work and Antarctica are actually rubbish dumps in and out. Sorry when I talk about rubbish times I'm talking about legacy tapes prior to the end touchy trades environmental protocol or the merger of science and Richard protocol is not a nonny one that was signed off. All nations operating Antarctica were allowed to live there since that time all nations now tight why stop at Bicycling all stations are cleaned up there why such as we've done here. Have to seize rubbish tips they all practice was a that to leave it on land and would get covered in snow would remind them become part of the environment or put on to say ice and hype it up blow out to the ice and was never seen of again down the bottom of the ocean floor or bench on say arse and sent out again side where they all practices absolutely Now that's China where much more conscious of environmental stewardship especially for the Australian programmers lighting that internationally actually for many years and now we return to Australia all. Bent and we recycle as much as possible obviously as well if we were going to the place called robbers hot with 3 of us stripped of the oil to study thought the heart the majority of the heart was a combination of sleeping quarters cooking in Kabul area which could be also used for sleeping there is a little area of the saw to show the toilet there was a plastic box with the scrawled cap about one football one football one photo 30 feet of it is both $33430.00 said it is at the beginning it was hardly filled at all with any year and part of the year it was actually maybe half full of euro which was going to be screwed on and then brought back and in the Tour it was basically these toilets seated in a plastic bag the 2 would be then carried back at the head of the kit What do we do that would repeat back to the base station he having come back from 1015 kilometers from Rosewood to K.C. Yes So the human wiseguys into our search treatment. Why sort of treatment plant which is better than tertiary So it's better than some of the standards that we have back in Australia and other parts of the world and that's something that came into price a few years ago after we did an impact assessment to look at whether that was actually having an effect pumping out the surge or current stage of treatment and it was that sort of science that that led to us changing our policy in our operations to bring in a better treatment part and we're actually working towards 0 discharge in the future embrace cycling what are really not there yet but where we're not pumping out stuff that has that can have to mental effects on the right environment. Have the story. When So a lot of a lot of our research is is that is driven to actually change how we do things down he saw the Weist the why steeper says Manson and the search treatment part of the syringe surge work it says meant was was all part of that. But when you're when you're really remediating. As they call it you know further further up you know in northern latitudes when you're doing that you must do it a very different because you can sort of scrape off the top soil and get rid of it anywhere it's your kind of stuck with it. Yeah absolutely and soil environments in Antarctica really rare this lesson point 5 percent of the continent is as expire as Solomon rocks it's not a habitat you want to Louisa we absolutely don't want to dig have the digging a hole approach of tying up the soil and bring the contaminated soil and bring it home to triage so what we do have here implies that is quite a comprehensive remediation program we've been running for the past 10 years or so I where we actually use the natural microbes that are present in the soil just that work very slowly obviously they're very cold temperatures and what we do is we add water we