A silver from the women and a bronze from men in the 400 metre relays bring the tally to six in the final moments of the world athletics championship. Good morning. We are talking about Family Run Businesses this week. They are on the increase. There are nearly five million Family Run Businesses in the uk contributing nearly half a trillion pounds to the british economy. And 50 years after pirate radio ships were outlawed, we look back at how they changed the sound of music radio. And carol has the weather. Good morning. For many central and eastern areas today, dry and bright with sunshine. Rain in the west that is slowly going east and north through today. I will have more details in 15 minutes. Thank you. See you then. Good morning. First, our main story. Arrests of passengers suspected of being drunk at uk airports and on flights have risen by 50 in the past year, according to an investigation carried out by bbc panorama. Critics of the Airline Industry say a voluntary code on alco
great extent how climate will develop and change. therefore, if we lack parts of the knowledge on which these climate models are based, our climate models are not as good as they could be. reporter: the topography of the ocean floor dictates how currents move warm and cold water throughout the planet and that impacts climate. ocean sea floor mapping is critical for precisely predicting and preparing for the climate crisis, melting glaciers and storm surge. that will allow lots of clever people to use that information to conduct all sorts of science, all sorts of modeling. reporter: this mission is under way in various parts of the world, but so far just 20% of the world s ocean floor has been mapped. that s the equivalent of the continent of asia and africa, but what still needs to be mapped is almost double the land mass of all of the earth s continents. it is estimated it will cost 3
information to conduct all sorts of science, all sorts of modeling. reporter: this mission is underway in various parts of the world. but so far just 20% of the world s ocean floor has been mapped. that s the equivalent of a continent of asia and africa. but what still needs to be mapped is almost double the land mass of all of the earth s continent. it s estimated it will cost 3 to $5 billion to complete the mission. the technology exists, but the financial appetite to do it is not robust. countries, militaries and private entities like oil and gas companies map areas central to their work at sea but are not always willing to share the data. the leaders of the seabed 2030 mission are now calling on every day citizens. whether you re a master of a bulk carrier, whether you re a yaht skipper, whether you re a ferry boat captain, then you re in a position to gather data to help us chart the seabed.
continent of asia and africa. what needs to be mapped is double the land mass of all of the earth s continent. it s estimated it will cost 3 to $5 billion to complete the mission. the technology exists, but the financial appetite to do it is not robust. companies, militaries and private enties like oil and gas map areas central to their work at sea but are not always apt to share the data. they are now calling on every day citizens. whether you re a master of a bulk carrier, whether you re a yacht skipper, whether you re a ferry boat captain, then you re in a position to gather data to help us chart the seabed. the united nations has endorsed the mission to map the world s ocean floor, and anyone with a boat can get involved by visiting the c bed 2030 web site. as for the beautiful coral reefs, researchers hope to learn how and why it s been able to thrive despite the climate
private people to use that information to conduct all sorts of science, all sorts of modeling. reporter: this mission is under way in various parts of the world, but so far, just 20% of the world s ocean floor has been mapped. that s the equivalent of the continent of asia and africa, but what still needs to be mapped is almost double the land mass of all of the either s continent. it is estimated lit cost 3 to $5 billion to complete the mission the technology exists, but the financial appetite to do it is not robust. countries, militaries and private entities like oil and gas companies map areas stole to their work at see but are not always willing to share the data. the leaders of the sea bed 2030 mission are now calling on every day citizens. whether you re a master of a felt carrier, a yacht skipper, a ferry boat cap tape, then you are in a position to gather data to help us chart the sea bed.