Now on bbc news, a special programme from the team at our world. In lapland, temperatures are rising faster than anywhere else in the world, threatening the livelihood of its indigenous sami people. Erika benke has been to arctic finland to hear from sami women about their fears for the future. Lapland is europes great last wilderness. It stretches across norway, sweden, finland and russia, north of the arctic circle. The far north of finland is the home of the sami, europes only indigenous people, who still live off the land. But the life of the sami people is changing. Climate change is affecting the arctic more than any other part of the earth. You cant rely on that you know how nature acts or how animals act because everything seems to be changing. The melting ice is opening up opportunities for shipping routes and there is talk of a new railway. Its the Worst Nightmare we are facing at the moment. Which could threaten the sami peoples way of life. How can you put a price target fo
Laid by the royalfamily century of tradition. Wreath s are laid by the royal family and century of tradition. Wreath s are laid by the royalfamily and leaders political parties, and particularly during an Election Campaign its bound to be the object of scrutiny foot of this year the Prime Minister faced criticism on a number of grounds, for stepping out of line too early, for wearing a blue rather than a black suit, for having his coat and on, and for apparently laying his first mac upside down. His coat undone. And for laying his first mac upside down. But there was nothing compared to the criticism of bbc breakfast when they broadcast this. The conservatives have pledged new protections to protect soldiers from legal actions, against accusations of wrongdoing on the battlefield, and labour says it will increase pay for the armed forces and improve accommodation. The liberal democrats have announced a £10,000 skills wallet adult training. Those pictures, shown three times during mond
Wreath was upside down. Like a lot of people, i do want the bbc to be impartial. The footage of the broadcast was obviously more helpful to mrjohnson than the footage that went out live the day before. Im certain you didnt lose it overnight, so my question is, why did you broadcast 3 year old footage without telling us and why you did it at all . Please can someone explain why mondays report of the cenotaph ceremony included footage of Boris Johnson clearly shot on a totally different occasion . There were so many discrepancies not least of which that his wreath was a completely different colour that i find it very hard to believe this was a genuine mistake. A genuine mistake is exactly what the bbc said it was. But how could it have come about . The corporations news footage is saved and stored in a digital system called jupiter, used across Television News including breakfast, where journalists can access and edit material thats recently broadcast, feeds from news agencies, and also
It it must be love, love, love. A star studded line up helps children in need raise nearly 48 Million Pounds for good causes. Rafael nadal may be world number one. But alex zverevs win last night sends him out of the world tour still some rain around for some of you this weekend but a window of dry weather coming into the start of next week. I will have all the details right here on breakfast. Its saturday the 16th of november. Our top story in an unprecedented interview, Prince Andrew has told the bbc that he let the royal family down by staying at the home of the convicted sex offender, jeffrey epstein. He spoke to Emily Maitlis at Buckingham Palace, addressing accusations that hed had sex with a 17 year old american girl. He said he couldnt remember meeting Virginia Roberts the prince denies allegations of inappropriate conduct. Our royal correspondent, Nicholas Witchell reports. He is continuing with royal duties. Last sunday, he was at the cenotaph, laying a wreath with his nephew
Sportsday, but first they look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. At 7 20pm, we hear about the key challenges facing Northern Ireland secretary gillian smith, who has been at stormont today. Then at 7 45pm, we take a closer look at the world of fortnite, as players of the online game compete at the world cup in new york for prize money of over £2 million. And at 10 a0pm and 11 30pm, we ta ke million. And at 10 a0pm and 11 30pm, we take a look at tamaras front pages and joining me tonight we have to fantastic guests. Hello and welcome to sportsday. The dream is over for ireland they lose to england at lords with the lowest score in test cricket. Can englands women salvage a draw in the ashes . Chaotic scenes at the Tour De France because the stages abandoned due to uk, causing a change of overall leader. And itsjess thirlby as tracey nevilles replacement what will the former bath coach bring to england netball . I cant put into words still, 48 hours on, how special it