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The billionaire elon musk has said he will go ahead with buying twitter after all. in the past few minutes, he tweeted: just months ago, mr musk tried to quit the deal, saying the social media platform was full of bots, or fake accounts. now, just weeks before both sides were due in court, he's agreed to pay the price he previously had offered. i'm joined now by our news reporter tom brada. thanks forjoining us on the programme. why did he change his mind? it’s programme. why did he change his mind? �* , programme. why did he change his mind? 3 , his mind? it's the badtempered business flo...

It doesn't make much sense. in a controlled environment, a waste management facility, bigger, smaller, whatever it is, you can imagine, clearly, we have to collect the plastic and then we pour litres of a solution of the enzymes in there. wax worms currently have a tricky reputation. they are actually considered pests by beekeepers as they feed on beeswax, pollen and honey, but if they prove a useful weapon for tackling plastic problems we may have to rethink their reputation. tom brada, bbc news. time for all the sports news. the new york yankees alanjudge has broken the new york yankees alan...

Translation: here, you can see the cabinet with the wooden - parts of the doors. inside the cabinet, there were shelves — and what we see is the shelf that collapsed when the volcano exploded. inside, we found glass objects like these bottles, but also ceramics like these vases that we're gradually discovering. in another room, there's a table still holding its original ornaments. and in another, even a bed with parts of the bed frame still intact and traces of fabric from the original inhabita nts' pillow. a lot of this excavation work is being carried out during peak tourist season. transl...

Up to 15,000. with due care, we are able to manage the situation safely. it's little surprise that pompeii continues to attract visitors in such numbers. thousands of years on from its infamous devastation, its ancient ruins continue to offerfresh insight into the lives of the people who once called it home. tom brada, bbc news. celebrations have been taking place all over the world for the return of pride, the hugely popular lgbtq event that was forced to close amid the covid—19 pandemic. this is amsterdam where hundreds of thousands of spectators lined the city's historic canals to celebra...

Inside, we found glass objects like these bottles, but also ceramics like these vases that we're gradually discovering. in another room, there's a table still holding its original ornaments. and in another, even a bed with parts of the bed frame still intact and traces of fabric from the original inhabita nts' pillow. a lot of this excavation work is being carried out during peak tourist season. translation: we have - about 12,000 people coming in each day, sometimes up to 15,000. with due care, we are able to manage the situation safely. it's little surprise that pompeii continues to attract ...