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yes, it is salvageable, but it is going to take a huge amount of working together, and it's going to require all of those sectors to play their part in this. what we see at the moment is actually quite a lot of delays in that happening. and we cannot wait any longer. quite simply, if it carries on as it is now, that river ecosystem will just collapse. gemma hopes to be the next generation of her family to make a living from the land. and the friends hope that they, once again, will be able to get out on the water. the pace of modern life is killing our rivers. the situation is retrievable, but the longer we leave it, the more likely it is to slip through our fingers.
take a huge amount of working together and it's going to require all of those sectors to play their part in this. what we see at the moment is actually quite a lot of delays in that happening. and we cannot wait any longer. quite simply, if it carries on as it is now, that river ecosystem will just collapse. gemma hopes to be the next generation of her family to make a living from the land. and the friends hope that they once again will be able to get out on the water. the pace of modern life is killing our rivers. the situation is retrievable,
treatment discharges? is a huge cumulative impact to the river wye and i think all of our rivers. and perhaps that is not what's being understood at the minute. ijust think, i would like to carry on and i would like to stay farming here. farmers like gemma continue to try and make a living. but decisions made by policymakers will have an impact on theirfuture. and at the moment, the messages are mixed. you can't go far without being not very far from a chicken shed. if they stopped giving planning permission for chicken farmers in this area, if they supposedly thought we were the main contributors, i think it would have an impact on the families around here who are wanting to diversify, wanting to
solution just as other people are. we all have to take responsibility, each and every one of us. the scale of problem is daunting. there is a sewage as well as a slobbery problem to fix. gemma hopes to be the next generation of her family to make a living from the land. and the friends hope that they once again will be able to get out on the water. the pace of modern life is killing our rivers. the situation is retrievable
treatment discharges? is a huge cumulative impact of the river wye and i think all of our rivers. and perhaps that is not what's being understood at the minute. ijust think, i would like to carry on and i would like to stay farming here. farmers like gemma continue to try and make a living. but decisions made by policymakers will have an impact on theirfuture. and at the moment, the messages are mixed. you can't go far without being not very far from a chicken shed. if they stopped giving planning permission for chicken farmers in this area, if they supposedly thought we were the main contributors i think it would have an impact on the families around here who are wanting to diversify, wanted to make more money and it is slightly unfair. the labour lead welsh government has made
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maybe a passing shower. temperatures not changing much, 16 to 18 degrees for most. high—pressure stays with us next week but these weather fronts move in from the atlantic to affect north—western parts of the uk. on monday, a largely dry picture but a bit more cloud across the north—west of the uk, thick enough to bring showers across parts of the hebrides, scotland, perhaps into galloway and cumbria as well, but otherwise it is dry. gemma does around 16 to 18 degrees, a little warmerfor around 16 to 18 degrees, a little warmer for southern wales, 19 there. for the week ahead it turns windy across the north—west of the country and eventually the stronger wind will start to bring in a bit of rain of the atlantic. that is how the weather is looking. we'll have more from charlie and the team in westminster throughout the morning. now, let's take a look at some of the day's other news. large numbers of graves are being exhumed at a site
but at this community centre in kirkdale, the parents have different numbers on their mind. with the electricity, i've been putting a lot more in. and especially if you've got a dryer. i've had my dryer on i think once, and you could see the numbers going down quick. have either of you managed to get hold of the £150 yet? no, it's still at home. i got a letter the other day, it's on my to—do list. sitting on top of my worktop for when i get home. yeah, i've had mine. i got mine automatically. nice surprise. that's something else on my to—do list that i do need to do. but i don't really get a minute. if it doesn't go directly into the bank like gemma's has, it'sjust another thing to do, isn't it? and michelle is not the only one. here in liverpool, 200,000 households who don't have a direct debit have had to apply online to get hold of the £150 they are entitled to. this is a central government plan announced by the chancellor way back in march, but it was to be delivered
have either if you managed to get hold of the £150 yet? no, it's still at home. i got a letter the other day, it's on my to—do list. sitting on top of my worktop for when i get home. yeah, i've had mine. i got mine automatically. nice surprise. that's something else on my to—do list that i do need to do. but i don't really get a minute. if it doesn't go directly into the bank like gemma's has, it'sjust another thing to do, isn't it? and michelle is not the only one. here in liverpool, 200,000 households who don't have a direct debit have had to apply online to get hold of the £150 they are entitled to. this is a central government plan announced by the chancellor way back in march, but it was to be delivered through local councils. it was up to them to decide how to get the money to us, which is why there's been different procedures in different areas, and why some people have had to wait such a long time to hear anything about it. there is a member of my family that hasn't received it because they don't pay
with the electricity, i've been putting a lot more in. and especially if you've got a drier. i've had my drier on i think once and you could see the numbers going down quick. have either if you managed to get hold of the £150 yet? no, it's still at home. i got a letter the other day, it's on my to—do list. sitting on top of my worktop for when i get home. yeah, i've had mine. i got mine automatically. nice surprise. that's something else on my to—do list that i do need to do. but i don't really get a minute. if it doesn't go directly into the bank like gemma's has, it'sjust another thing to do, isn't it? and michelle is not the only one. here in liverpool, 200,000 households who don't have a direct debit have had to apply online to get hold of the £150 they are entitled to. this is a central government plan announced by the chancellor way back in march, but it was to be delivered through local councils. it was up to them to decide how to get the money to us,