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Of the continent by routinely discharging blocks of ice at its margins. we don't have that long of a record of carving from satellite imagery in antarctica, so it is quite hard to tell if the frequency of carving events is increasing. we do know that ice fronts in parts of the antarctic peninsula are further back than some of their historical locations. the survey will continue to track a74 and the behaviour of the brunt ice shelf. it is entirely possible the big berg's gentle embrace delivered some unseen damage. if that's the case, the expected breakaway of unstable ice could yet happen in t...

The vote takes place on september 14th and was triggered after the governor's opponents collected enough signatures to try to recall him. the british antarctic survey says it doesn't know when scientists can return to one of its research stations. it's because of the danger posed by a giant iceberg that's almost the size of greater london. experts are tracking the mass from space as it circles the antarctic coastline. jonathan amos reports. it was the briefest and gentlest of icy kisses. a colossal iceberg, a74, weighing billions of tonnes, scrapes past a region of the antarctic known as the b...

Given the rarity of these carving events, it is quite hard to know whether we are seeing more at the moment or whether we are just getting better and better satellite data. the survey will continue to track a74 and the behaviour of the brunt ice shelf. it is entirely possible the big berg�*s gentle embrace delivered some unseen damage. if that�*s the case, the expected breakaway of unstable ice could yet happen in the days ahead. jonathan amos, bbc news. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with helen. the heat continues across southern europe and the north of africa, temperatures we...

This is bbc news. the latest headlines. fears for kabul as taliban militants now control a third of all regional capitals in afghanistan after capturing the country's second city, kandahar. they are 45 miles from kabul. in the uk, a three—year—old girl and her father are among the victims named by police in the country's worst mass shooting since 2010. the british antarctic survey says it doesn't know when scientists can return to one of its research stations. it's because of the danger posed by a giant iceberg that's almost the size of greater london. jonathan amos reports. it was the bri...

Of the antarctic peninsula are further back than some of their historical locations. but given the rarity of these carving events, it's quite hard to know whether we are seeing more at the moment, or whether we are just getting better and better satellite data. the survey will continue to track a74 and the behaviour of the brunt ice shelf. it is entirely possible the big berg's gentle embrace delivered some unseen damage. if that's the case, the expected breakaway of unstable ice could yet happen in the days ahead. jonathan amos, bbc news. the american folk singer and songwriter nancy griffith...