birmingham to make a good impression for athletes and visitors but also create a lasting economic legacy for the region to make the recruitment drive work and is critical to hit those ambitious targets. audrey diaz, bbc midlands today. in the games begin injuly the 28th. let“s games begin injuly the 28th. let s take a look at the weather. hello there. all our weather is going to be coming in from the atlantic for the next week or more. let me take you out into the atlantic. this cloud and low pressure is actually an ex tropical storm that is going to get steered to the north west of the uk. ahead of that, this low pressure in this water front has brought some rain, still hanging on across central parts of scotland, hence temperatures are a bit lower here. following on though, we have sunshine and showers and across yorkshire in particular, some very high pollen levels as well. temperatures again getting up to 21 or 22 degrees in the sunshine in the east, but some of those showers acr
as well as physical. some people don t. we wouldn t say anything, but they obviously see see you shaking and moving about. and it s what you think that they they think about you is is a problem. so in the end, you don t bother going out. the implant was developed in bristol and put in by surgeons there. it takes three hours, half the time of the traditional operation, and that s an advantage. 5% of people have it at the moment, partly because of the types of surgery. it could broaden it out to about 10%. but if you re a younger person with parkinson s, you can have brain surgery and so on. then it becomes much more applicable to that group. so tony howells is looking forward to life and the horizon doesn t look anywhere near as bleak as it did. michael pagano, bbc midlands today in ross on wye.
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there were other people who wanted to talk to us who work in farming and agriculture fought this story, but when they ask permission from their bosses or the landowner, the people who own the land of the farm is on, they weren t keen for them to talk to us. there is still real stigma around mental health and farming. in many ways, farm life has recently become even harder than usual. we almost have a perfect storm where you have folk who are under a tremendous amount of pressure and often spending large amounts of time working on their own, and they are really struggling to deal with their challenges. this campaign is all about making farming safer, focusing on the physical but also the mental challenges the industry faces. david gregory kumar, bbc midlands today, south warwickshire.
driver with a happy home life, and, for the first time in his life, hope for the future. i m grateful i ve been given a chance to use this, to try to try this, because this is a game changer. it is an absolute life changer. it really is. james bovill, bbc midlands today, dudley. japan is one of the world s biggest users of coal. it s still building coal fired power stations against the rising tide of concern about climate change. as the country has no reserves of its own, vast quantities of coal have to be imported. and yet, the tokyo government is promising to reach net carbon zero by 2050. it appears to see hydrogen as one of the key ways of achieving that but how will they produce the hydrogen? rupert wingfield hayes has been finding out. takao saiki and his fellow activists are furious. the reason, this giant new coal fired power station being built in their hometown. i m totally against the burning