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Winners because at the end of the day, this is the only planet we've got. yeah, you're the scientist, but i believe so, yeah. it's definitely the only planet we've got. i want to ask about any other options, but i agree with you. i think the reason we love sport is that it's notjust about the elite heroes at the top are all involved. sport is for everyone, no matter what your standard is or your background. i think for that reason, sport can teach us about looking after our planet. we can't just sit and watch, we can only make progress if every single one of us is part of the team. well, that ...

Time for us to turn the power off. thanks for the loan of the studio, lads. no problem. until next year, goodbye. goodbye. if you need anyone to help out... we will call you. come on, let's get out of here. i've nothing else the diary. thank you. let me know! what a difference a day makes. it's been thoroughly wet across parts of scotland, northern ireland, not only wet but very windy as well with gales and gusts around 60 mph. it's all tied in with this deep area of low pressure, tightly packed i suppose, this massive cloud bringing you the rain southwards as we go through this evening. it wi...

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Afford to replace. translation: in general, the power never goes out. | it goes out in phases — that is to say in some blocks, but the rest of the blocks have electricity. but this time it was a total blackout. restaurants watched their food go off, unable to trade with the power off, in a country with an economy already ravaged. translation: we are | always running the risk of our product spoiling. there is no alternative, and we have no power plant or way of storing the food. when the light of day came, the full devastation could be seen. two people so far reported dead, an island swamped,...

Hurricane ian has knocked out the power across the whole island, leaving more than 11 million of its people losing food they can't afford to replace. translation: in general, the power never goes out. | it goes out in phases — that is to say in some blocks, but the rest of the blocks have electricity. but this time it was a total blackout. restaurants watched their food go off, unable to trade with the power off, in a country with an economy already ravaged. translation: we are | always running the risk of our product spoiling. there is no alternative, and we have no power plant or way of st...