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You can watch it at i850gmt — on the c—beebies channel — before you head off to bed. quality numbers continue to fall to climate and disease. the australian government has classified koalas as an endangered species, as their numbers continue to fall because of climate change, land clearance and disease. the marsupial was listed as �*vulnerable' a decade ago, but that's failed to halt its decline. it's thought there could be fewer than one hundred thousand koalas left in the wild. the australian government has promised thirty six million us dollars to protect and restore the animals' ha...

World. the message of christianity for 2,000 years has never been that this world is going to become better but promises that a better world is coming. events like we are witnessing tonight in ukraine make all of us long for that better world that's coming with a perfect prince of peace, jesus christ, who will rule forever and ever. i think we all are ready for that. >> shannon: psalm 34: 18. the lord is near to the broken hearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. we know it's just not in ukraine. people around the world are suffering, many because of their faith. for these folks as t...

Particularly surfers. but now the indonesian government wants mass tourism here. i'm standing on a decades long plan of the indonesian government of turning this area into a luxurious tourism complex. this is the grand prix circuit area, as you can see there is still work to be done here, but the government says of this area will be ready for a world superbike event in a few months' time and a motogp international in 2022. to make this possible, over 200 families from the indigenous community were forced out. this used to be surfing instruct the's house. translation: i the's house. translation...

Can anyone top Eddie Vedder when it comes to fostering unlikely musical convergences that span generations, let alone being a key link between The Beatles and Ramones?

New edition of the Jamaican DJ’s 1971 album is a tribute to his memory. Review by Kieron Tyler