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Tour de france continuing a mini streak of winners from the netherlands. a polish rider completed the podium. this was the tour de france second year. a charity in the u.k. is hosting the world's biggest butterfly survey in an effort to gather data on the environment of the last year's event led to shocking findings. the butterfly conservation claims 80% of these species are in decline. with the insects no longer present in nearly half the places they were 50 years ago. the group says it is a grim sign for the state of the planet. >> having a yearly record is

Dancing, lots of unforgivable dancing, lots of unforgivable dancing, not one fixed penalty notice, and the distraught and lonely people the length and breadth of the country trying to do the right thing. are there those who say, cut them some slack? not so michael gove, he said this yesterday. yelling back this was happening in your party headquarters in downing street on your party's watch. should you apologise? i am sor and watch. should you apologise? i am sorry and i— watch. should you apologise? i am sorry and i do _ watch. should you apologise? i —.h sorry and i do apologise, this wa...

What can you say to ella�*s siblings now who, at times, have really struggled? what message could you give to them? i think sometimes, when bad things happen and clearly unexpected and horrible, good can come out of it. she will change and has changed and is changing the way we conduct medicine, people's attitudes towards air pollution and health, and i think that will have a very, very long—term effect which hopefully will save many other children's lives that are in a similar position, and that's an amazing gift she's given everybody. we have come a long way but, as the government admits...

And that's an amazing gift she's given everybody. we have come a long way but, as the government admits, there is still a way to go. 70 years ago, thick smog descended on london — the great smog. a smog so thick at times, it stopped ambulances and public transport. that event led to the uk's very first clean air act and many in the science community believe we need another clear air revolution today. change is happening because of this death certificate. and the research that convinced the coroner to write the death certificate came from professor stephen holgate. so, you are the man whose r...

What can you say to ella's siblings now who, at times, have really struggled? what message could you give to them? i think sometimes, when bad things happen and clearly unexpected and horrible, good can come out of it. she will change and has changed and is changing the way we conduct medicine, people's attitudes towards air pollution and health, and i think that will have a very, very long—term effect which hopefully will save many other children's lives that are in a similar position, and that's an amazing gift she's given everybody. we have come a long way but, as the government admits, t...