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BBCNEWS Breakfast July 2, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS Breakfast July 2, 2024

Its virtually all over for england at the Cricket World Cup. Jos buttler� s side suffer yet another humiliating defeat to all but end their defence of the trophy. And we have some dense fog around this morning, particularly towards the east this morning, particularly towards the east. That should clear away by mid morning. Still unsettled the heavy mid morning. Still unsettled the heavy downpours and blustery winds. That continue the next few days. More that continue the next few days. More details for you coming up shortlx its friday, the 27th Of October. Our main story. Eu leaders have cal...

'Forest bathing' garden wins Chelsea Best in Show for first-time competitor - Vimarsana News

'Forest bathing' garden wins Chelsea Best in Show for first-time competitor

Ula Maria claims the highest prize for her creation inspired by the Japanese practice

Rewilding is alive and well in the UK, says Patagonia founder - Vimarsana News

Rewilding is alive and well in the UK, says Patagonia founder

Conservationist Kris Tompkins says the movement is still vibrant despite opposition from farmers and landowners

Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust: Campaigners to unite for what could be biggest ever march for nature - Vimarsana News

Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust: Campaigners to unite for what could be biggest ever march for nature

Wildlife and climate campaigners will unite for what could be the biggest ever march for nature next month.

Author Ben Martynoga on why rewilding isn't just for adults - Vimarsana News

Author Ben Martynoga on why rewilding isn't just for adults

IT is one of the bleaker facts of contemporary life that children in Scotland grow up with the knowledge that our natural world is struggling.