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They might, this issue will still hangover the tournament. yes, there have been positives in the world cup, the way that morocco galvanised the arab world and africa has been one of the highlights of the tournament, but the controversy is also there, and it will hangover it, whether they like it or not. shaimaa khalil, whether they like it or not. shaimaa khalil. thank _ whether they like it or not. shaimaa khalil, thank you _ whether they like it or not. shaimaa khalil, thank you very _ whether they like it or not. shaimaa khalil, thank you very much. - it�*s been nearly 60 years since pres...

Imposition, which is where we are at the moment. imposition, which is where we are at the moment-— imposition, which is where we are at the moment. last night rmt leaders met with the — the moment. last night rmt leaders met with the rail _ the moment. last night rmt leaders met with the rail minister _ the moment. last night rmt leaders met with the rail minister and - met with the rail minister and industry representatives and it now appears for the negotiations are likely. i appears for the negotiations are likel . ~' appears for the negotiations are likel . ~ , .,, likely. i think most...

Litres of manure a day. so, all the cows in the uk produce more than 50 billion litres a year. that�*s enough to fill wembley stadium 12 times over. properly applied, it�*s a highly valuable fertiliser, called slurry. this is the river nadder in wiltshire. there should be some mayfly in there. oh, yes. yeah, look at that. david is a volunteer, taking samples of the smallest creatures to monitor the health of the river. how do you feel looking down at this tray and the life in it, as opposed to what you used to sample? it's a real tragedy. the freshwater shrimp, which even three or four yea...

Right, that was £5,000 coming in for food before christmas. yes! you�*re breathing a sigh of relief. oh, yes, iam, yeah. it�*s a burden gone for this month. angela gives more thanjust time to this charity. she carries the weight of a community on her shoulders. we�*ve had another guy in who�*s 84, hadn�*t talked to anybody for a month, and he says, "if you don�*t talk to me, i�*m going out tojump under a lorry because i can�*t cope any more." i�*m not trained to do any of that. she�*s 66 and volunteers for 60 hours a week, running this food bank in driffield. in the wareho...

We went to a stretch of the frome in somerset. over the last six years, two big leaks of waste from a dairy farm upstream killed around 2,000 fish here. sue everett, who lives nearby, showed us the evidence she filmed. the first thing was the smell. it was appalling. and, as i approached the river, i could see that it was black. how did you feel when you were filming this? sick. sick, because i know it had happened before, not that long ago — in the same place, from the same farm. the farmer responsible was prosecuted for both leaks and ordered to pay tens of thousands of pounds. it�*s the...