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I'm quite clear. when we see the conditions these one of my responsibilities children are facing. the british is public safety on public transport, but also, government and many others have i'm clear from the conversations demonstrated that repatriations are logistically feasible. they have i've had with londoners, managed to bring children out. so from businesses and others, that requiring people to continue the question remains as to why they to wear a face covering will give are not doing that for all of these them greater confidence in using an incredibly safe children. it is unquestionabl...

Animal being released. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill has the story. tiny, nocturnal and under threat. dormice, the only uk rodents with furry tails have been quietly disappearing from our countryside. can i give you these four bags, if you do half a scoop in each of those. now, in a mission that started in 1993 to bring them back to woodlands across the country, these conservationists are preparing to release their 1000th captive—bred doormats. their chosen home is this carefully managed woodland in north lancashire. we know 100 years ago dormice were widespread throughout england,...

These conservationists are preparing to release their 1000th captive—bred dormouse. their chosen home is this carefully managed woodland in north lancashire. we know 100 years ago dormice were widespread throughout england, wales, and they reached as far north as the scottish border. but we know in the last 100 years they have been lost from 17 english counties. so, in a national context, the decline is quite severe. it has been a painstaking team effort. the animals were born at london zoo, and after health screenings and nine weeks' quarantine, the 30 rodents were transported more than 250...

Rodents to their native habitat has now reached a milestone — with the one thousandth captive—bred animal being released. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill has the story. tiny, nocturnal and under threat. dormice, the only uk rodents with furry tails have been quietly disappearing from our countryside. can i give you these four bags, if you do half a scoop in each of those. now, in a mission that started in 1993 to bring them back to woodlands across the country, these conservationists are preparing to release their 1000th captive—bred doormats. —— dormouse. their chosen home i...

To woodlands across the country, these conservationists are preparing to release their 1000th captive bred dormouse. their chosen home is this carefully managed woodland in north lancashire. we know that a hundred years ago dormouse were widespread throughout england and wales and they reached as far north as the scottish border. but we know in the last hundred years they have been lost from 17 english counties, so in the national context, the decline is quite severe. it's been a painstaking team effort. the animals were born at london zoo and after health screenings and nine weeks of quaranti...