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Soon enough, the rains will fall, the water will rise and the statues will disappear. their mystery and their wonder hidden away once more. tim ullman, bbc news. and we will get the weather in a moment, but first... it's long been known that the popularity of our coastal towns and resorts with holiday and second home—owners has led to a decrease in the numbers of young people living there. but perhaps less known is the impact that is having on the ability for the rnli to recruit and train new lifeboat crews. 0ur reporter phil chapman has been to yorkshire to find out more. nearly 200 years a...

Soon enough, the rains will fall, the water will rise and the statues will disappear. their mystery and their wonder hidden away once more. tim ullman, bbc news. tim allman, bbc news. but we got a glimpse of them. hello there. let's take a look at the weather for the week ahead. now, in general, it's going to be quite a messy picture as we head through into next week. it's rather unsettled, low pressure dominates and there's a bit of everything in the forecast. so, some outbreaks of rain, most of it light and patchy, but the odd heavier downpour here and there, but also some sunshine. and towa...

Month that laid out a series of claims against the pope emeritus. not only was he accused of overlooking the alleged abuse, he denied attending a meeting to discuss the matter in 1980, a denial he now admits was wrong. translation: amid the of those days, and oversight occurred regarding my participation in the meeting. this error was not intentional and i hope may be excused. the issue of child sexual abuse has dogged the catholic church long before and long after pope benedict took office. he has talked of his profound shame and deep sorrow making a heartfelt request for forgiveness and he a...

War affects millions of people, and disrupts their lives, tears them out of their communities, their homes and theirfamilies. but of their communities, their homes and their families. but what about their pets? and the animals they keep on farms and small holdings? some people are hoping to send their pets abroad whilst others are still trapped in ukraine. the bbc does make tim ullman has more. when the war began, natalia and vlodymir headed west, from donetsk to lviv. they brought with them their pet cat, charlie. it proved to be a stressfuljourney for the whole family. translation: he is pla...