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♪ >> move over. tempermental. >> stay far enough behind them so they won't know they're following news don't you worry about that. we won't let you down. pete: time for the news by the numbers. $29,000, how much a replica of roy rogers nelly belle jeep sold for on ebay. the jeep came with a certificate signed by rogers itself. next, five feet. the length of this al bite tore found living -- jedediah: what? pat pat in a homeowner's baste. the ohio police removed the reptile after receiving calls about the animal. the owner got the gator at a

A park featuring 30 historic dinosaur statues has been added to a list of sites at risk of being lost. the collection at crystal palace park in london has developed cracks, with some statues in danger of losing toes, teeth and tails. historic england has added the creations, which date back to the mid—1850s, to its ‘at risk‘ register. time for the weather with ben. another weekend and another dose of u nwa nted another weekend and another dose of unwanted windy and wet weather. not good news with the flooding concerns. there is some snow in the forecast and we have seen some, that is how...

Hello, this is bbc news with annita mcveigh. the headlines... the airline jet2 says it won't fly home a group of british tourists confined to a hotel in tenerife until next month, unless they have tested negative for coronavirus. stock markets across the globe are suffering their worst week since the global financial crisis of 2008, as fears over the impact of the coronavirus continue to grip investors. as concern mounts over violent escalations on the turkey syria border, turkish officials say the country is lifting border controls to allow refugees to try to travel to the eu. the competition...

And this is a gila monster. they could be the future icons of conservation, according to a study. scientists say these little—known animals are key to raising money for protecting vulnerable ecosystems. the likes of tigers and elephants, which appeal to the masses, are often selected for fundraising campaigns. but scientists say that means funds aren‘t being directed at saving many other species that need our help. helen briggs. what is your official title? science correspondent. i thought it was but i wanted to confirm that. we need to look at these other creatures which arejust as look a...

With louise minchin and dan walker. it is fast approaching eight o'clock. our headlines today: given the green light: hs2 — the high speed rail line linking london, birmingham, manchester and leeds — will be backed by the government. this is the scene on the line's route through birmingham this morning. despite concerns about about delays, costs and environmental damage — the chancellor of exchequer defends the project on this programme. i think people also understand that you can't have a modern, connected country without sometimes taking, you know, these tough decisions and making sure...