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Every photo, painting and poem tells a story, from life in the forces to the therapy it now provides. we are proud we served our country, but to remember those we lost — for the freedom that we have today, they paid the awful cost. anna varle, bbc news, weymouth. millions of new banknotes featuring the image of king charles are being made — and the bbc has been given exclusive access to the printing process. the portrait is the only change to existing designs of the bank of england's five, ten, twenty and fifty pound notes. but there's still a year or more to wait before they enter circula...

But to remember those we lost — for the freedom that we have today, they paid the awful cost. anna varle, bbc news, weymouth. a research team in china has published analysis of samples, taken more than three years ago, from the market linked to the outbreak of covid—19. the research, published in the journal nature, shows swabs that tested positive for the virus also contained genetic material from wild animals. some scientists say this is further evidence that the disease was initially transmitted from an infected animal to a human, but others have urged caution in interpreting the findin...

It keeps the lungs good. you've got to be able to fill that bag in two breaths! when the man says, quick, march, you got to be ready to play! i'm very proud to be part of this. i have a lot of respect for the woman. i think the queen is wonderful person. i'm catching up on her in years, but never mind. and nojubilee celebration would be complete without a corgi. and notjust one — in taunton, they've got a whole pack! they've been lovingly produced by local artists and children, and are all now waiting patiently to be discovered. anna varle went to find some.

Species could have coexisted for thousands of years means that scientists will have to develop new theories for why neanderthals died out and our kind survived. pallab ghosh, bbc news. it's one of the uk's most filmed harbours, perhaps made most famous by the tv series doc martin. but it's falling into disrepair, and the cost of maintaining it is largely down to a fishing industry that's dwindled to just two vessels. the fear is without extra funding, the breakwater at port isaac won't get fixed, putting the village at risk of flooding. anna varle reports. the sort of work they are their famil...

That was really distressing, but it is so amazing she is still here and if you want to download the podcast, it is on bbc sounds today. we are waiting for two press conferences from the prime minister and also the foreign secretary. 0ne from the prime minister and also the foreign secretary. one is in brussels, the other in moscow and we will bring them to you as soon as they begin. it's one of the uk's most filmed harbours, perhaps made most famous by the tv series doc martin. but it's falling into disrepair and the cost of maintaining it is largely down to a fishing industry that's dwindled ...