you re questions answered. that s with plaid cymru s liz saville roberts. taking you straight to ironbridge gorge in shropshire for the pictures of the demolition of four cooling towers the. we just got to that a couple of moments later after the charges were set. 120 metres high and they cost of £10 million. crowds gathered to see that historic moment as the towers at the coal fired power station in ironbridge gorge in shropshire came down. the work of so long comes down in a matter of seconds and as you can see, a cloud of dust is all that is left. 0ur correspondent phil mackie is watching the demolition. that was quite an amazing sight. it has gone completely to plan. there was concern that some would fall into the river severn. essentially where that dust cloud is at the moment, but everything seemed to happen quite perfectly on time. you really have to be 60 years old or older than that to remember what it was like before that. 55, 60 years ago when they started buildin
he represents a view that is about his brexit deal about his brexit deal. outdated. alas, i greatly respect this is cold, hard evidence that this is cold, hard evidence that categorically shows the impact a categorically shows the impact a him and his record. and i think that damaging brexit deal would have damaging brexit deal would have what we need to do now is not they will of the people and get brexit on large parts of our country. on large parts of our country. done. meanwhile, the labour leader claims a leaked government document the london fire i m christian fraser shows the prime minister is misleading people brigade commissioner in kent for tonight s last televised about his brexit deal. strongly criticised over debate between borisjohnson the grenfell disaster agrees to stand down early. and jeremy corbyn in front of a live bbc audience. crowds in india celebrate this is called hard evidence that after police officers shot dead four less than a week to men accu
address to the governors of the worlds central banks. and trading in shares of eddie stobart, the uk logistics and haulage group, has been suspended and the company said its boss would be leaving as it investigates a number of issues with its half year results. news from the tech sector has come fast and furious this week including moves to stop facebook tracking your online movements, and apple planning a new credit card. just don t keep it near denim or leather. our technology correspondent rory cellanjones will bring us the lowdown. dogged by old age pets injapan are being put into care. demand for canine nursing homes is rising despite fees of $26,000 a year. yeah, they exist! most owners are elderly and unable to care for their pets themselves. what do you make of this trend? how do you cope with your pets getting older? let us know just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. let us know just use the #bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. we start in the south of
was a dearly loved and respected colleague. we gather here one week from the tragic death of pc andrew harper, our dearly loved and respected friend and colleague, a dearly respected police officer. tv chef pru leith is brought in to help aid a new review of food in nhs hospitals. it s another one. disaster for england in the ashes as the top order collapses at headingley. and coming up on bbc news the clock ticks at bury. the club will be expelled from the efl at midnight, unless a last minute deal can be struck to save it. hello, good afternoon, welcome to the bbc news at one o clock. the record number of wildfires in the amazon rainforest has been described as an international crisis by the french president emmanuel macron he s called for them to be top of the agenda at this weekend s g7 summit. there have been 75,000 fires this year in the world s largest rainforest, which is home to about 3 million species of plants and animals, and a million indigenous people. bra
in by the government to decide. including usman khawaja. coming up on afternoon live, thanks, and we‘ll bejoining you for a full update just after half past. all the sport with jane dougall. tomasz has all the weather. and tomasz shafernaker has all the bank holiday weekend weather. hot and sunny bank holiday weekend on the way as promised, and the yes, the bank holiday weekend weather. i will stick my indications are the warm weather could last a little while across the promised yes, i will stick my neck out and promised some fine weather. south. thanks, tomasz. temperatures again to reach or also coming up after over 130 years it‘s exceed 30 degrees in the south this a nervous wait for bury fans, week. thanks, tomasz. as the troubled football club also coming up, after over 130 years fights for its future. it s a nervous wait for bury fans as the football club fights for its future we ll hear about the financial pressures clubs face. hello, everyone this is aftern