On bbc news at five. The bank of england cuts its forecasts for uk growth over the next two years and warns that a no deal brexit would hit the economy even harder. Profound uncertainties over the future of the Global Trading system and the form that brexit will take are weighing on uk economic performance. A mother is convicted of murdering her two young daughters aged three, and 18 months. Sales of plastic bags in englands biggest supermarkets have halved in the last year. And coming up, well be speaking to bend it like beckham director gurinder chadha, whose new movie is about a boy from luton obssessed with Bruce Springsteen. Its five oclock. Our main story. Thousands of people are being moved out of their homes in the town of Whaley Bridge in derbyshire after flooding caused the partial collapse of a dam wall at a nearby reservoir. 6,500 residents have been told to gather at a local school, and to take with them any pets they have and any medication that theyre on. The Environment
Has been approved, which will be changed in the public stage of the educational calendar of the schools if it is finally approved. The same issue was discussed in the Higher Program of the khabar network , the opponents and supporters expressed their opinions. In the case of shahrivar, 1376, the fifth parliament in a resolution determined the beginning and end of the school year and made it irrevocable. Time to reopen schools all over the country the first year is mehr and continues until the end of may. Now, after 27 years, studies show that the immutability of the beginning and end of the Academic Year and the fixed time of vacations have created problems. We are firm, we say that the beginning and the end of the Academic Year is enough, then if one day. It was closed, the children could not go to school, we have no place to compensate for this. These problems prompted the Research Center and the Parliament Education commission to prepare the plan and put it into the approval process
80 feet thick, so it is actually thicker than it is tall. When we look at the dam, we get an idea of just how massive shasta dam is. It weighs 15 million tons. Are at shasta dam, the second largest concrete dam in the United States built back in 1938 to 1945 and forever changed the state of california. The Central Valley runs from here, redding california, all the way down to bakersfield. It is about 50 miles wide and its a flat valley. The reason is because century after century, we have had some very wet years and we have had some dry years. Statesabout 75 of the precipitation so all of that snow melt would wash down into the valley and cause massive flooding. The native americans who lived here prior to us would live by the river and go to Higher Ground during the flood season. As the flood water would receive, it deposited good, rich soil throughout the valley and decade after decade, you got a very sick layer of good soil and fairly flat because as the water received, it tends to
80 feet thick, so it is actually thicker than it is tall. When we look at the dam, we get an idea of just how massive shasta dam is. It weighs 15 million tons. Are at shasta dam, the second largest concrete dam in the United States built back in 1938 to 1945 and forever changed the state of california. The Central Valley runs from here, redding california, all the way down to bakersfield. It is about 50 miles wide and its a flat valley. The reason is because century after century, we have had some very wet years and we have had some dry years. Statesabout 75 of the precipitation so all of that snow melt would wash down into the valley and cause massive flooding. The native americans who lived here prior to us would live by the river and go to Higher Ground during the flood season. As the flood water would receive, it deposited good, rich soil throughout the valley and decade after decade, you got a very sick layer of good soil and fairly flat because as the water received, it tends to
To u. S. Cities bringing the book scene to our viewers. You can watch more of our visits at cspan. Org citiestour. The gold height of rush, shasta had seven hotels, saloons, bars, bookshops, wholesale businesses, retail businesses. You can see the shell of the businesses across the street, ones that were oftentimes abandoned between the 1870s and 1880s when the countys county seat moved from the courthouse in this building to downtown redding. At shasta state historic park, we share the history of the gold rush with our visitors as well as telling the story is how the area was first settled by an american pioneers. One of whom was pearson redding who came to the area in the 1840s. At the time, he worked for another prominent california thedents, john sutter, in sacramento area, and was with a small group of men early during the gold discovery on the American River. He realized that the terrain, geology, and geography along the American River was similar to the area that he had passed t