before we turn to the weather i want to bring you more from county mayo in ireland. that is the north west coast of ireland. it is a waterfall being pushed back up the cliff face, as you can see, showing the power of storm franklin, talking about that a little bit earlier. we are not encouraging viewers to go near clifftops in order to see this. you can just watch it on your television. really quite something. now it s time for a look at the weather with louise lear. 0nce once again damaging winds to come across the uk and the met office has issued a number weather warning a storm franklin arrives over the next few hours. an amber weather warning has been issued for northern ireland for storm franklin. this is storm franklin, this area of low pressure will continue to drift
but the pandemic is altering this country s obsession with work, changing how some people think about life and work, and what they want out of both. michelle fleury, bbc news, kentucky. what s being described as the largest ever fossil of a giant millipede has been discovered by chance, on a beach in northumberland. analysis by cambridge university suggests the creature was more than eight feet long, and may have hunted other animals forfood around 326 million years ago. then, the north east of england would have had a tropical climate. it was discovered by chance. we were out on the beach just looking around at the rocks, just a bit of a geological holiday, and as the sun was setting, we saw there was a boulder that had fallen from the cliff face, split down the middle. and then just looked inside and realised there was a big fossil there. so went back the following morning
it is a source of self esteem and status. but the pandemic is altering this country s obsession with work, changing how some people think about life and work, and what they want out of both. michelle fleury, bbc news, kentucky. what s being described as the largest ever fossil of a giant millipede has been discovered by chance, on a beach in northumberland. analysis by cambridge university suggests the creature was more than eight feet long, and may have hunted other animals forfood around 326 million years ago. then, the north east of england would have had a tropical climate. it was discovered by chance. we were out on the beach just looking around at the rocks, just a bit of a geological holiday, and as the sun was setting, we saw there was a boulder that had fallen from the cliff face, split down the middle. and then just looked inside and realised there was a big fossil there. so went back the following morning
just looking around at the rocks for a bit of a geological holiday, and as the sun was setting we saw that there was a boulder that had fallen from the cliff face, split down the middle. and then just looked inside and realised there was a big fossil there. so i went back the following morning and, yeah, we realise that it was a gigantic millipede in the middle of this rock. because we knew there were these large millipedes around at the time because they ve left trackways and there are small fragments of these fossils. it s just very rare to find a whole one. so we didn t really believe what it was to begin with. so we took photos and sent them around various experts, and then realise that, yes, it is indeed to this giant millipede. so we got permission and then went back and collected it later on in the year. now it s time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. yes, it has been a lovely still end to the day across east sussex for the setting sun on the horizon and with this wea
326 million years ago. then, the north east of england would have had a tropical climate. dr neil davies from cambridge university told us more about the discovery. discovered by chance. we were out on the beach, just looking around at the rocks for a bit of a geological holiday, and as the sun was setting we saw that there was a boulder that had fallen from the cliff face, split down the middle. and then just looked inside and realised there was a big fossil there. so i went back the following morning and, yeah, we realise that it was a gigantic millipede in the middle of this rock. because we knew there were these large millipedes around at the time because they ve left trackways and there are small fragments of these fossils. it s just very rare to find a whole one. so we didn t really believe what it was to begin with. so we took photos and sent them around various experts, and then realise that, yes, it is indeed to this giant millipede. so we got permission and then went back and