if approved they could be prescribed on the nhs. pope francis has urged leaders attending the cop26 summit in glasgow to tackle the unprecedented threat of climate change and provide concrete hope to future generations in an exclusive message for the bbc. translation: of this crisis lays in front of us radical translation: of this crisis lays in front of us radical decisions - translation: of this crisis lays in front of us radical decisions that i front of us radical decisions that are not easy, but each hurdle also represents an opportunity that can t be wasted. and coming up this hour. archaeologists uncover an astounding set of roman sculptures on the route of the hs2 rail link. good morning. a cross border rail line remains closed this morning after two road bridges were washed away in dumfries and galloway. network rail has confirmed the extreme weather had forced the closure of the line between dumfries and carlisle until further notice. a major incident was decla
etchevarry in the third round. ican be i can be satisfied of the wind, not so much the tennis, but it is normal to go through this kind of. 0r circumstances and you just have to embrace it and try to accept what it is and build from there. as the tournament progresses hopefully things will go in a positive direction in terms of how i feel and play. meanwhile, there were some big shocks in the women s singles. 16 year old rising star mirra andreeva beat the three time grand slam finalist 0ns jabeur to cruise into the third round. andreeva, who lost the girls singles title in melbourne last year, took just 5a minutes to crush her idol, the world number six, 6 0, 6 2. it s the first time that andreeva has beaten a player in the top 10 and she will face france s dianne parry in the third round. i don t think i achieved something incredible so i have still time to do that so sometimes when i m lying in bed i can overthink a little bit, but the next morning i am totally fine. i am
in more than 20 years. the peak expected today. hundreds of people have been evacuated from their flooded homes. and a few miles south in loughborough, this flat ruined by floodwater. darren s father had to be rescued in the early hours of yesterday morning. there was three feet of water whereas today i m looking at it and there s no water. the river severn also expected to peak today. belongings piled high in this cottage in worcester to escape the worst of the damage. in the village of longford near gloucester, catherine is helping to look after her mum s house which was surrounded by water, again from the river severn. it s 2007 all over again and it s, yeah, itjust means, mum, if it does go through it would be nine months out again. and this is what the river avon did to alice and mark s garden in fordingbridge. the flood defence swamped. the garden would get flooded, it did last year. so we had to start bringing all of the equipment and tools that we had in the garden an