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And welcome back. we are talking about the president's recent comments about the confederate flag. toluse, how is this culture war he is stoking different than in 2016? it seems as though he's racheting up the race's overtures and focusing more inside what's going on in the u.s. >> yeah. the president is, as abby said, pitting americans against one another. and not only is he doing that. he's also being much more blatant about it this time around. i think back in 2016, he would

Two divers explored underwater caves beneath the yucatan peninsula? finding tools used beneath the yucatan peninsula finding tools used to extract red ochre. freya cole has more. through the darkness and into an underwater kingdom. here, scientists hope to find clues which could unravel prehistoric mysteries. and they did. the divers discovered a perfectly preserved cave, with evidence of mining from 11,000 years ago. what's really remarkable about the sites is their preservation. this is incredibly rare in archaeology to find evidence of human activity that is this old and this well preserved...

Nevertheless, the way we travel in big cities may never be the same. two divers in mexico have found evidence of prehistoric mining from 11,000 years ago in a cave deep beneath the yucatan peninsula. documented in a new study, the cave appears to be a perfect time capsule revealing tools, fire pits, and signs of excavation. to get into the cave, divers had to squeeze through a gap of 70cm. what they saw has been described as one of the most important archaeological discoveries in mexico in decades. they found navigational markers, digging tools and fire pits. the discovery has offered fascinat...

Finding evidence of a mining operation that started around 11,000 years ago. for more than 600 hours, two divers explored underwater caves beneath the yucatan peninsula, finding tools used to extract red ochre. freya cole has more. through the darkness and into an underwater kingdom. here, scientists hope to find clues which could unravel prehistoric mysteries. and they did. the divers discovered a perfectly preserved cave, with evidence of mining from 11,000 years ago. what's really remarkable about the sites is their preservation. this is incredibly rare in archaeology to find evidence of hu...

Underwater exhibition has shone a light on the ancient tribes. but exactly why they spent their time deep within the cave remains a mystery. freya cole, bbc news. you're watching bbc news. let's go back to the easing of lockdown restrictions in england today and for some going to the pub will be top of the list of things you do today — but for others it might be getting your haircut. hairdressers have reopened across england today, but it looks and feels very different. chi chi izundu is at a salon in coventry. salon in coventry has opened nice and early this morning, at about 8am and early ...