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To their tv screens for nearly a decade, and the level of tension and despair is only growing, as the finale of happy valley approaches. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson has been speaking to lead actorjames norton on set, as last sunday�*s explosive episode was filmed. spoiler alert — if you haven�*t caught up yet, you might want to choose this moment to go and make a cup of tea. but do come back! quiet, please, guys. 0k, set and...action. james norton filming the final season of happy valley. james, where are we? we are in a disused magistrate�*s court in bolton, um... a...

Heatwave and its link to climate change was done. world weather attribution scientists also studied this year's searing pre—monsoon heatwave in india and pakistan, which affected millions of people. their verdict — it was made 30 times more likely because of climate change. in pakistan in may, flooding from a rapidly melting glacier caused this bridge to collapse. panicked shouting. temperatures were from five to eight degrees above average across large swathes of the country. now to africa, where in the east, the worst drought in decades is placing millions of people at risk of severe hun...

Flooding from a rapidly melting glacier caused this bridge to collapse. panicked shouting. temperatures were from five to eight degrees above average across large swathes of the country. now to africa, where in the east, the worst drought in decades is placing millions of people at risk of severe hunger. the rains they rely on to grow crops and feed animals have failed four times in a row. from bbc weather�*s climate check studio, ben rich looks at why the wait for rain is likely to go on. this part of africa relies on two rainy seasons each year, driven by the intertropical convergence zone...

Panicked shouting. temperatures were from five to eight degrees above average across large swathes of the country. now to africa, where in the east, the worst drought in decades is placing millions of people at risk of severe hunger. the rains they rely on to grow crops and feed animals have failed four times in a row. from bbc weather�*s climate check studio, ben rich looks at why the wait for rain is likely to go on. this part of africa relies on two rainy seasons each year, driven by the intertropical convergence zone, or the itcz, a band of thunderstorms that encircles the planet near th...

So, there's an urgency there, isn't it? urgency of people's connection between the two things? yes, i think we can — we can not only sort of show in a paper that climate change is happening, but we can connect that to our experience and our feelings. this is what climate change means. dr otto, thank you for now. we will come back to you later in the programme for some final thoughts. and also coming up, i'll be looking in even more detail about how that study of the uk heatwave and its link to climate change was done. world weather attribution scientists also studied this year's searing preâ...