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syringes sometimes. russell ashford owns buckfastleigh common. he was born here. at the end of the day, it is a fantastic, big, open wild space, but it is a wild space, and we surely don t want to visit it so much that it s damaged through that. a deal has been done land owners will be paid and people can wild camp. the area is smaller, though, and the right can be revoked at any time. what everyone has in common is the desire for humans to leave no trace and to preserve the dwindling wild spaces of england. claire marshall, bbc news on dartmoor. tens of millions of people are on the move in china in preparation for the start of the lunar new year tomorrow. it s the first spring festival in china in four years without any covid travel restrictions, as michael bristow reports. there s excitement, and relief, as china begins celebrating its first lunar new year since the lifting of
space, and we surely don t want to visit it so much that it s damaged through that. a deal has been done land owners will be paid and people can wild camp. the area is smaller, though, and the right can be revoked at any time. what everyone has in common is the desire for humans to leave no trace and to preserve the dwindling wild spaces of england. claire marshall, bbc news on dartmoor. tens of millions of people are on the move in china in preparation for the start of the lunar new year tomorrow. it s the first spring festival in china in four years without any covid travel restrictions, as michael bristow reports. there s excitement, and relief, as china begins celebrating its first lunar new year since the lifting of covid restrictions. not surprisingly, there are more travellers than last year. there are expected to be 2 billion individualjourneys in china over the whole holiday,
a deal has been done land owners will be paid and people can wild camp. the area is smaller, though, and the right can be revoked at any time. what everyone has in common is the desire for humans to leave no trace and to preserve the dwindling wild spaces of england. claire marshall, bbc news on dartmoor. tens of millions of people are on the move in china in preparation for the start of the lunar new year tomorrow. it s the first spring festival in china in four years without any covid travel restrictions, as michael bristow reports. there s excitement, and relief, as china begins celebrating its first lunar new year since the lifting of covid restrictions. not surprisingly, there are more travellers than last year. there are expected to be 2 billion individualjourneys in china over the whole holiday, although that s still fewer than before the outbreak began. for some, it s a first get together