how the snowdon railway keeps running despite the extreme weather. this time on the weather world we are going up in the world, literally into the mountains of north wales, and our method of transport may surprise you, it is good to be quite a ride. also: extreme storms and the battle to survive them, as global temperatures set new records. winter fights back in the usa, but not in the arctic. it is still not cold enough on top of the world. plus, while the winds, how not to get caught out and extreme weather. i will be here at this nature reserve in kentare will be here at this nature reserve in kent are taking a look at how the weather impact of migratory birds, from a quite blue sky day here in kent to the hazards of a hurricane in the atlantic. and why everything in this welsh field is not as it seems. the new type of sheep and what it can tell us about the weather. welcome to weather world. this time we are in the north wales, in snowdonia, about to claim the highest pea
children by reappearing. she was believed to have died from a snakebite, and they floated her body down the river ganges. she was rescued hundreds of kilometres away and taken in by anotherfamily. she lost all memory of her earlier marriages and children, and remarried. a chance encounterjob her memory, prompting her to return. now on bbc news, weather world. this time on weather world, we are going up in the world literally into the mountains of north wales, and our method of transport may surprise you. it is good to be quite a ride. also: extreme storms and the battle to survive them, as global temperatures set new records. winterfights back in the usa, but not in the arctic. it is still not cold enough on top of the world. plus, wild winds, how not to get caught out in extreme weather. i will be here at this nature reserve in kent, taking a look at how the weather impact of migratory birds, from a quiet blue sky day here in kent to the hazards of a hurricane in the atlan
how the snowdon railway keeps running despite extreme weather. of transport may surprise you, it is going to be quite a ride. this time on weather world we are going up in the world, literally into the mountains of north wales, and our method of transport may surprise you, it is going to be quite a ride. also on weather world. extreme storms and the battle to survive them, as global temperatures set new records. winterfights back in the usa, but not in the arctic. it is still not cold enough on top of the world. plus, wild winds, how not to get caught out in extreme weather. i will be here at the oare marshes nature reserve in kent, taking a look at how the weather impacts migratory birds, from a quiet blue sky day here in kent to the hazards of a hurricane in the atlantic. and why everything in this welsh field is not as it seems. the new type of sheep and what it can tell us about the weather. welcome to weather world. this time we are in the north wales, in snowdonia, abou
on to have an incredibly successful career both as a solo artist and in collaboration with other musicians, including aretha franklin and sir elton john. he sold 100 million albums and had 11 uk number ones. we were having breakfast in la, anti tummy had taken the decision he was going to leave his present manager and go solo. i was astonished, wham with the biggest p0p group astonished, wham with the biggest pop group in the world and could have continued for many years. he was adamant and it s plain to me it was adamant and it s plain to me it was about what he wanted to do musically. he was feeling trapped by the type of music that wham fans expected. earlier, i spoke to the music and film producer martin lewis who was with george when he was making the decision to go solo. russia is holding a day of national mourning for the 92 people killed when a military plane crashed in the black sea. authorities in russia say they ve located the site where the plane came down yesterd
this time we are in the north wales, in snowdonia, about to climb wales‘ highest peak, mount snowdon. now i am up for a bit of climbing, i am a fairly fit guy, dressed for the part, but i have got an easier option in mind. we are about to take a ride on the historic snowdon mountain railway. if you know anything about this part of the world, you will know that this railway is actually closed in the winter. but i have got a special ride lined up on an engineer s train, because i m going to find out how this railway copes with the harsh mountain weather. all aboard! when you re ready, dewi! this railway has been taking people to the summit of mount snowdon since 1896. an estimated 12 million people have made thatjourney since then. the trains normally run from mid march until november, but it is the weather that dictates the schedule, and the toll the weather takes on the mountain railway means for the maintenance teams, winter is the busiest time of year. mike, you are the s