because we find them useful. these invasive creatures can be hard to spot, but across this densely populated region, their presence is getting noticed. jessica parker, bbc news, belgium. it we arejoined it we are joined by the project managerfor wolf and bayer manager for wolf and bayer conference managerfor wolf and bayer conference ovation in europe. manager for wolf and bayer conference ovation in europe. thank ou for conference ovation in europe. thank you foryour conference ovation in europe. thank you for your time conference ovation in europe. thank you for your time today. conference ovation in europe. thank you for your time today. the - you for your time today. the european commission, the european parliament are considering a resolution to downgrade the protected status of wolves, but you want the population to continue growing. tell us why. we want the population to continue growing. tell us why. want the population to continue growing. tell us why. we think the exist
then i ll pack my bags and move on. we re actually demolishing people s homes, you know, whether it be your second home oryour main home. and i do really feel sorry for these people, but obviously, you know, safety comes into play. in the last ten years, around 20 properties have gone from these dunes and now access to another 20 homes could be under threat if the damage to this road gets any worse. 1,900 tonnes of rock will be brought in to slow the erosion, a temporary measure, with a bigger wall of rock planned for the future. the government has allocated £36 million over six years in places like north norfolk to help communities adapt to a changing climate. but for some, the dream of living next to the sea is now over. jo black, bbc news, in hemsby. time for a look at the weather, here s tomasz schafernaker. hello and a very good evening to
day, the sun and the water. and like i said, 99% of the time, the erosion was very, very slow. it was a very unique place to be. when lance martin moved here in 2017, he had 50 metres of sand dune behind his property. a year later, he dragged his house forward, but it s still unclear if he can do this again to escape the threat of the sea. if this goes. mm. ..this is a devastating moment, isn t it? it will be devastating, and i ll shed a tear for a minute or two, then i ll pack my bags and move on. we re actually demolishing people s homes, you know, whether it be your second home oryour main home. and i do really feel sorry for these people, but obviously, you know, safety comes into play. in the last ten years, around 20 properties have gone from these dunes and now access to another 20 homes could be under threat if the damage to this road gets any worse. 1,900 tonnes of rock will be brought in to slow the erosion,
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crowd, then this was. being a world champion should make you favourite for your event, champion should make you favourite foryour event, in champion should make you favourite for your event, in the 1500 metres, scotland s jake whiteman was hoping to at the commonwealth title, but in the end can have to settle for bronze. after he said he was just relieved to get a medal after mental fatigue from his success at the recent world championships. bronze is still very good, though. england s hopes of winning commonwealth twenty twenty gold are over after a four run defeat by india in the semi finals at edgbaston earlier today. our reporterjo currie was following the action. with a place in the final at stake, england knew they would have to bring their a game if they were to have a shot at the gold medal. india won the toss and opted to bat and made it clear early on that they also meant business. smriti mandana hit a 61 off 32