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The pennines and cumbrian fells and parts of wales and south west on the tops of the hills. and we're not finished with the strong wind in tops of the hills. and we're not finished with the strong wind in the south just yet. freshwater pearl mussels were once common in our rivers, and the rare pearls found inside them were used in the crown jewels of kings and queens. but over the last few hundred years, they've become critically endangered and almost vanished from our river beds. so now scientists are working on a project to breed them and boost numbers again. chris dearden reports. so small ...

CM Biren said that the problem of illegal mining in Thoubal River is a serious issue. Taking the matter seriously, the state government had nabbed many people involved in illegal mining from time to time.

Not realise that the ban was still ongoing? it seems like a long time ago. the hosepipe ban came into force three months ago at the end of august after one of the driest years on record. if you remember, river beds were dried up, parks were scorched and the ban was brought in to get river levels and reservoir levels back up and it meant that using a hosepipe to water gardens or wash cars or windows was banned. that was until today, and now the company was criticised at the time and people pointed to the fact that across london there was still a burst water mains and there were leaks which were...

A toxic substance. shingai nyoka, bbc news. the united nations says efforts to deliver emergency, life—saving supplies to eastern afghanistan continue, following the earthquake that killed 1000 people on wednesday. but some remote areas are still to receive any help — as our correspondent yogita limaye reports from paktika province. mud tracks that wind round mountains, past valleys, through river beds. the area this earthquake hit hardest is only a0 miles from the nearest town. the journey takes at least four hours. aid is arriving from humanitarian agencies, and some from the taliban gov...

To show that there is a continuous and permanent bedouin life that's a fresh look to see. whether the cemetery used to be a huge story here or here is that there are two wells where the first one will be shown is a this is the world of flu shot. the wells show that the better ones had been cultivating the land here for generations. using a technique of storing water deep below dried out river beds they created the conditions for permanent settlements.