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CNN This Morning

dippy. that a word? >> dippy is not a word. but i will say with these temperatures, you will get there, rosa. maybe we will create dipmy? >> reporter: i will be tweeting the photo to you guys. i will be making chocolate fondue right here courtesy of the heat of texas. >> she makes the best of every situation, including when it's 113 degrees. there you go. >> thank you. all right. still to come, hunter biden's plea deal. republicans are turning it into a rallying cry. plus, the special counsel who investigated the investigators in the 2016 trump russia probe set to testify. john durham will speak before congress about his findings. what to expect. that's next.

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BBC News

around — dealt with. there are no rules around how an investigation is held, there's— around how an investigation is held, there's no— around how an investigation is held, there's no process, you're just reiving — there's no process, you're just relying on— there's no process, you're just relying on the prime minister who is received _ relying on the prime minister who is received complaints, civil servants can't _ received complaints, civil servants can't reiv — received complaints, civil servants can't rely on — received complaints, civil servants can't rely on the prime minister to do the _ can't rely on the prime minister to do the right— can't rely on the prime minister to do the right thing.— do the right thing. dave penman there reminding _ do the right thing. dave penman there reminding us _ do the right thing. dave penman there reminding us that - do the right thing. dave penman there reminding us that civil - there reminding us that civil servants are watching this very closely, as closely as westminster is, where i am, because this could have political repercussions for not just the dippy prime minister, but the prime minister as well, rishi sunak. people will be watching to see what decisions he makes. now this report will set out the facts and what has happened, and what this investigation has uncovered, but it'll be up to the prime minister to decide dominic raab's political future. we wait to find out what he's made of it. back to you. thank ou ve he's made of it. back to you. thank you very much _ he's made of it. back to you. thank you very much indeed. _

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BBC News

animal's knee. it hall. my head barely comes up to the animal's knee-— animal's knee. it has been a long time in the _ animal's knee. it has been a long time in the making, _ animal's knee. it has been a long time in the making, what - animal's knee. it has been a long time in the making, what did i animal's knee. it has been a long time in the making, what did youj time in the making, what did you think when you have seen it put together? i think when you have seen it put toaether? ., think when you have seen it put toaether? . , . ., together? i have been lucky enough together? i have been lucky enough to see some — together? i have been lucky enough to see some of— together? i have been lucky enough to see some of the _ together? i have been lucky enough to see some of the original - together? i have been lucky enough to see some of the original bones i together? i have been lucky enough to see some of the original bones in argentina. — to see some of the original bones in argentina, so i knew it was a big animal— argentina, so i knew it was a big animal but — argentina, so i knew it was a big animal but i haven't seen it mounted _ animal but i haven't seen it mounted. you only get the scale when you see _ mounted. you only get the scale when you see it— mounted. you only get the scale when you see it up— mounted. you only get the scale when you see it up in front of you. it was _ you see it up in front of you. it was a — you see it up in front of you. it was a genuine wow moment, even for me and _ was a genuine wow moment, even for me and ihu— was a genuine wow moment, even for me and i'm used to seeing a lot of dinosaurs — me and i'm used to seeing a lot of dinosaurs-— dinosaurs. professor, thank you. this is a whopper— dinosaurs. professor, thank you. this is a whopper of— dinosaurs. professor, thank you. this is a whopper of a _ dinosaurs. professor, thank you. this is a whopper of a dinosaur. dinosaurs. professor, thank you. i this is a whopper of a dinosaur and the cool thing, you can use yourself to get a sense of the scale. i barely come up to the knee. this truly was a titan of the cretaceous period. irate truly was a titan of the cretaceous -eriod. . ., ., , ., , period. we got the answer to my auestion, period. we got the answer to my question, rebecca. _ period. we got the answer to my question, rebecca. dippy- period. we got the answer to my question, rebecca. dippy is- period. we got the answer to my question, rebecca. dippy is like| period. we got the answer to my i question, rebecca. dippy is like the little brother to this dinosaur. got to get those answers. rebecca morelle, our science editor. let�s get more now on a story we looked at earlier in this hour — the government�s new strategy

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Breakfast

this one is we know so much about it, so the scientists found over 280 bones from individuals which we know more about than the other contenders so we can build an amazing replica that people can come and see. ﬁend that people can come and see. and --eole that people can come and see. and people know _ that people can come and see. and people know the museum for dippy, but how does this compare in size? he is honestly one of our favourite dinosaurs but this dinosaur would have weighed 57 tonnes one alive, about four times bigger than dippy. and longer too. thanks very much. as you can see, an absolute whopper of a dinosaur. and there isn'tjust a replica skeleton, you got some of the real bones, and the femur, you can look at it and its impressive and it makes you feel incredibly pupy and it makes you feel incredibly puny standing next to a beast like this. you are kind of dwarfed by this. you are kind of dwarfed by this tighten of the cretaceous

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BBC News

it? we had a chance to solve the -roblems it? we had a chance to solve the problems but — it? we had a chance to solve the problems but we _ it? we had a chance to solve the problems but we have _ it? we had a chance to solve the problems but we have had - it? we had a chance to solve the problems but we have had to i it? we had a chance to solve the l problems but we have had to think about— problems but we have had to think about it _ problems but we have had to think about it. even the replica, even though— about it. even the replica, even though it — about it. even the replica, even though it is _ about it. even the replica, even though it is not the same, it still weighs _ though it is not the same, it still weighs over two tonnes. we have had to reinforce _ weighs over two tonnes. we have had to reinforce the floor, making sure it is standing safe and stable and not disappear through the flow at some _ not disappear through the flow at some point during the exhibition. we also had _ some point during the exhibition. we also had to— some point during the exhibition. we also had to think about how to fit it in the — also had to think about how to fit it in the space. this is our largest exhibition — it in the space. this is our largest exhibition space and it barely fits. we had _ exhibition space and it barely fits. we had to— exhibition space and it barely fits. we had to think about the exact pose of the _ we had to think about the exact pose of the animal whilst keeping it scientifically accurate and also having — scientifically accurate and also having to _ scientifically accurate and also having to squeeze it into this room. the natural— having to squeeze it into this room. the natural history museum is famous for dippy, the diplodocus, so how does this compare inside? this makes di - does this compare inside? this makes di . look does this compare inside? this makes dippy look like — does this compare inside? this makes dippy look like a _ does this compare inside? this makes dippy look like a little _ does this compare inside? this makes dippy look like a little brother. - dippy look like a little brother. the diplodocus weighs about a quarter— the diplodocus weighs about a quarter of the patogotitan. it is about— quarter of the patogotitan. it is about 12 — quarter of the patogotitan. it is about 12 to 13 metres longer than dippy. _ about 12 to 13 metres longer than dippy, even bigger than our blue whale _ dippy, even bigger than our blue whale skeleton in the main, central hall. whale skeleton in the main, central halt my— whale skeleton in the main, central hall. my head barely comes up to the animal's _ hall. my head barely comes up to the

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BBC News

every dayjust to keep moving. so it would have had to spend most of its time just eating. they lived in herds, so they roamed in groups across kind of cretaceous patagonia, which would have been a really richly forested landscape with volcanoes. it must be an astonishing sight seeing a herd of these. and, you know, the natural history museum is famous for dippy the dinosaur, how does this compare in size? yes. so, dippy maybe seems quite big when we first see it. but compared to this, actually, this is so much bigger. dippy would have been about a quarter of the size and patagotitan that we're standing under would have weighed 57 tonnes when it was alive. fantastic. and one quick question, is this the biggest dinosaur ever to walk the earth or is it probably the biggest? i'm not sure. titanosaurs are the biggest

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BBC News

a logistical feat. it took a team of 18 people two weeks to piece this giant jigsaw puzzle together. and tell us a bit about what this creature was like. so it lived 100 million years ago? yes. so it was a herbivore, which means that only ate plants and its huge size meant that it needed over 120 kilos of plants every day just to keep moving. so it would have had to spend most of its time just eating. they lived in herds, so they roamed in groups across kind of cretaceous, patagonia, which would have been a really richly forested landscape with volcanoes. it must be an astonishing sight seeing a herd of these. and, you know, the natural history museum is famous for dippy the dinosaur. how does this compare in size? yes. so dippy is... maybe seems quite big when we first see it. but compared to this, actually, this is so much bigger.

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BBC News

and tell us a bit about what this creature was like. so it lived 100 million years ago? yes. so it was a herbivore, which means that it only ate plants and its huge size meant that it needed over 120 kilos of plants every day just to keep moving. so it would have had to spend most of its time just eating. they lived in herds, so they roamed in groups across kind of cretaceous, patagonia, which would have been a really richly forested landscape with volcanoes. it must be an astonishing sight seeing a herd of these. and, you know, the natural history museum is famous for dippy the dinosaur. how does this compare in size? yes. so dippy is... maybe seems quite big when we first see it. but compared to this, actually, this is so much bigger. so dippy would have been

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Earth's biggest EVER dinosaur goes on display at London's Natural History Museum

Weighing in at 65 tonnes and stretching 121ft from head to tail, the Natural History Museum's new dinosaur is the heaviest animal ever to walk our planet.

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Breakfast

city of— and obviously in the wake of the city of culture 2021, really brilliant _ city of culture 2021, really brilliant opportunity for people in coventry— brilliant opportunity for people in coventry to be able to see dippy, which _ coventry to be able to see dippy, which normally you would have to travel _ which normally you would have to travel to — which normally you would have to travel to the natural history museum five. travel to the natural history museum five we _ travel to the natural history museum five. we were super excited about it. �* , ., ., five. we were super excited about it. �* y., ., ., ~ five. we were super excited about it. and you get to walk underneath, almost anyway- _ it. and you get to walk underneath, almost anyway. extraordinary - it. and you get to walk underneath, almost anyway. extraordinary site. | almost anyway. extraordinary site. the huge scale blow5 me away and i have seen dippy before. what i the plans and expectations and hopes having it here in coventry? brute plans and expectations and hopes having it here in coventry? we will shortly open _ having it here in coventry? we will shortly open the — having it here in coventry? we will shortly open the door— having it here in coventry? we will shortly open the door to _ having it here in coventry? we will shortly open the door to the - having it here in coventry? we will| shortly open the door to the public, so we _ shortly open the door to the public, so we are _ shortly open the door to the public, so we are hoping that we will have a lot of— so we are hoping that we will have a lot of visitors. we know that everywhere that dippy has been in the uk, _ everywhere that dippy has been in the uk, people have experienced —— those _ the uk, people have experienced —— those cities — the uk, people have experienced —— those cities have experienced the dippy— those cities have experienced the dippy effect, so there has been increased — dippy effect, so there has been increased footfall. we have lots of plans _ increased footfall. we have lots of plans for— increased footfall. we have lots of plans for how we can use our own permanent — plans for how we can use our own permanent collections so we have a lot of— permanent collections so we have a lot of fossils that are to do with marine — lot of fossils that are to do with marine life because coventry at the time of— marine life because coventry at the time of dippy was covered under a shallow— time of dippy was covered under a shallow sea so we will use our own

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