also falling. i have walks the beach a few times and they also falling. i have walks the beach a few times and they have - also falling. i have walks the beach a few times and they have seen - also falling. i have walks the beach | a few times and they have seen the areas that are closed off, especially one a couple of miles down the coast. especially one a couple of miles down the coast. ., .. ., ., down the coast. you cannot get more im ortant down the coast. you cannot get more important places down the coast. you cannot get more important places like down the coast. you cannot get more important places like this, down the coast. you cannot get more important places like this, they - important places like this, they have important places like this, they have got important places like this, they have got to be kept in the state they are, have got to be kept in the state they are, you know, to keep everything as it is, as natural as possible everything as it is, as nat
i ve walked this beach a few times and i ve seen the the the areas that are closed off. especially this one, i think a couple of miles down there, further down the coast. you can t get no more important places like this. they ve got to be kept in the state they are, you know, to keep everything as it is and natural as possible. of course, making sure nesting birds are safe is important all along the coast, notjust here at holme. and if lots of volunteer wardens come forward, they can be used in other places. we d like the beach to be a welcoming place, but to be a place also where people feel they re collaborating with us in the success of the breeding of these birds. and the volunteers are there to explain how everyone can help. if you want to help, the norfolk wildlife trust wants to hear from you. and this isn t just for ornithologists. it s all about working together to help nature. ian barmer, bbc news, norfolk.
not necessarily in the short term, in the next week or two, but going forward in the following months, potentially up to christmas, i think we will have supply issues again. in a normal week, 50 ships would come into the port of felixstowe loaded with containers. this strike over pay has brought britain s biggest container port to a standstill, and the effects will be felt here and across the uk. ian barmer with that report. 6:23am. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, alison earle. it s been confirmed the next stage of the elizabeth line will open on november the 6th. you ll be able to take a train from reading and heathrow all the way to abbey wood without changing. and from shenfield through to paddington. bond street station is also due
could benefit the most. ian barmer, bbc news. you can find more information and analysis on how the queen s speech could impact you on the bbc news website and app. i should say, the prime minister hinted that there could be more in the pipeline to help with the struggling cost of living, but no specifics about when or what that might be. filtrate specifics about when or what that miaht be. ~ ., ~ ., , specifics about when or what that miahtbe. ., ~ ., , ., ,, might be. we don t know yet. thank ou ve might be. we don t know yet. thank you very much- ukraine has made it through to this year s eurovision song contest, after last night s semi final heat. the ukrainian folk, rap and hip-hop group kalush orchestra and their song stefania has become the favourite to win the competition. david sillito was there as they qualified for the grand final. turin. eurovision. an arena of flag waving fans. and thousands more at