the piano thatjohn lennon used to write the song imagine will go on display today to mark what would have been his 80th birthday. the piano was bought by george michael in 2000, and will be shown at liverpool s strawberry field. it s taken years of hard work but finally, 24 sea dragons have been born in an aquarium in spain. take a look at this. it s the first time these beautiful animals have been born in captivity in europe. they are cousins of the better known seahorse and live in a very specific area of southern australia. they are very delicate and sensitive to changes, light, noise and vibrations, which makes them very hard to breed. now it s time for a look at the weather with matt taylor.
noise and vibrations which makes as a hollywood period drama. from the carpets. them very hard to breed. to the paint colours on the walls. to the seats. it s as close to the original 1930s design as they could get. for those that run it, this is a cinematic time capsule. very relaxing to look at as well. what are the major changes that you re watching bbc news. you brought here in terms of your refurbishment? geeta guru murthy will be here next we ve brought back a slice to ta ke geeta guru murthy will be here next to take you through to one o clock. of the 1930s, really. it just wasn t really now it s time for a look making sense any more, visually or in terms of comfort. at the weather with matt taylor. and often with these heritage buildings, actually rewinding and bring them back to the way they were meant to be originally things turned colder over the next few days. it will be most notable in is what makes sense. the breeze through saturday and into comedies from ealing are just
both sides of regent and it had huge wings, as big as an street were closed. aeroplane. and it had huge wings, as big as an aeroplane. quetzalcoatlus. it was the scheme which allowed soho the biggest thing that ever flew, streets to be temporarily and none of us could work out how it pedestrianised because of the coronavirus pandemic is to be got off the ground, because how do extended until the end of october. you beat the wings? it is a mystery. hello, david. my name is anna and i it s the first of its kind in the uk, allowing restaurants, bars and cafes to put am three years old. what is your chairs and tables outside. favourite animal? i don t really businesses have supported the move, which has helped them serve more customers. have a favourite animal, to be there are calls for ealing council truthful. but there is a fish i am bosses to resign over the introduction of a controversial traffic calming scheme. the temporary roadblocks and diversions have been criticised very fon
it s a mystery. hello, david. my name is anais and i m three years old. what s your favourite animal? i don t really have a favourite animal, to be truthful. but there is a fish i am very fond of called um, what s it called now? it s called the weedy sea dragon, and it lives in the seas off south australia and its fins look exactly like bits of seaweed. hi, my name is harry and i m 11 years old and i want to work in zoology, but with the current climate crisis, i would like to know if there will be any animals left in the world to study. there will certainly be enough animals individually. there won t be as many different animals as we have now. i can be pretty sure of that. but we need to study them, we need to know all we can
amount of freelances that are struggling for help at the moment. it is the freelances that keep theatre going and when theatres thrive, the audiences come. at the foot fall in all of those areas up and down the country mean the local shops get work, the taxi firms, restau ra nts. shops get work, the taxi firms, restaurants. it just shops get work, the taxi firms, restaurants. itjust goes on, on and on. without that initial spark to draw people into the town centres and the west end of london, the other industries are going to suffer. so yeah, i do worry. saira, just to come back to you, we can show a scene where the pair of you are in this new drama, life. but for those who watched dr foster, is it one of those plots where things get bunkers and there will be all sorts of twists and surprises? all i can say is about david and saira s characters, saira is like this