fully recyclable cup, i think their sales will go up massively. companies like that, they like massive sales, that is an excellent reason for them to crack on with it. thank you. with me is edward kosior, the managing director of nextek who provide solutions to the challenges of the plastic recycling. why is it so difficult to make a recycla ble why is it so difficult to make a recyclable coffee why is it so difficult to make a recycla ble coffee cu p 7 why is it so difficult to make a recyclable coffee cup? well, we think there must be made paper and board, but if you look inside, it has a layer polyethylene plastic that stops the coffee leaking. that makes it as difficult to recycle as paper, so the need to be different approach. you need a more intensive process or a new technology that has combine it, including extra plastics to bind the fibres are you turn it into a to bind the fibres are you turn it intoa building to bind the fibres are you turn it into a building mater
will make a comeback, and the conservative mp who chairs the flags and heraldry committee. did you know? no. he says it is a matter of identity, having the pink passport. are you colourblind? it is maroon. it has merged us into one european identity which isn t what we are. people were unhappy about giving up the dark blue passport. did you really? there is also a percentage of the population i have never had won. i have a pink one, that is for sure, i don t like pink. burgundy, thatis sure, i don t like pink. burgundy, that is yours. liz hurley is looking forward to the return of the navy blue passport with the crest. she wa nts blue passport with the crest. she wants deutschmarks as well, she wa nts wants deutschmarks as well, she wants francs. does it matter if you are stopped and you have to join a long queue? it is - nationhood exemplified by the navy blue passport. is it worth a 500 million at? you see, i am hugely suspicious £500 at? you see, i am hugely suspiciou
it is victory for cambridge. cambridge trial in a record time after oxford gets off to a dreadful start. celtic have won the scottish premier league with eigth games to spare after beating hearts 5 0 at tynecastle. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. rescue teams in colombia are searching through mud and debris for survivors of huge mudslides which have killed more than 250 people. hundreds more are injured or missing. the mud engulfed the town of mocoa, where rescue efforts are being hampered by bad weather. keith doyle has the latest. a wall of water, mud and debris swathe large parts of the town of mocoa. thousands have lost their homes, hundreds have lost their lives. this mountainous region has had unusually heavy rain in recent months. further downpours caused the mocoa river to unleash a devastating mudslide. witnesses say people were running for their lives as the mud pushed cars into buildings and ripped trees from the ground. streets were left littered with huge
fly the plane, the issue is whether they understand what local controllers a re they understand what local controllers are telling them. shall we finish with the express. they love a health story. we are being told to walk. obviously not enough doing it. a daily walk, experts tell 20 million lazy britons to get more exercise. that always goes down well, to be called a couch potato! the point is simple. the british heart foundation are concerned patients they see do not do any exercise. this front page could have been run at any point and probably has been over the last 50 years. it says if you keep walking you will get fit. if you keep eating healthy food you maybe will have a healthier life. the moment this breakthrough is the moment the express will go out of business. maybe we need is the express to remind us. it says in some regions, the figure is as high as 97% of people being physically inactive. there are lots of ways we are told we can change that. it is difficult to