duncan burt from the national grid says it s a watershed moment. electricity is a really important pa rt electricity is a really important part of our day to day lives and we see that every day in the control room of the national grid but actually those appliances and our favourite gadgets are getting more energy efficient so we actually see demand for electricity either flat or declining over the next few yea rs. or declining over the next few years. and with that background of really flat demand, we can supply more and more low carbon energy from sources like solar and wind. it s great to see. duncan burt. there ll be a full bulletin at the top of the hour. now on bbc news, it s time for the travel show. on this week s travel show, we are exploring a secret corner of spain full of places that time forgot. really beautiful round here. it s really quiet. we are tackling the great wall of china, one step at a time. and we re tracking down a wild and secretive creature that s l
of households is expected to be included in the conservative manifesto. good morning. it s sunday the 23rd of april. also ahead: tight security across france as voting begins in the first round of the presidential election. this is the start line of the 37th london marathon where work is furiously getting under way to get things ready because 40,000 runners are expected to take part. that is a record number. in sport, chelsea are unstoppable. matic makes his mark as the premier league leaders beat tottenham, to reach the fa cup final. have a look at this! a rare sight on the railways this morning as four engines, including the flying scotsman. line up to show the past, present, and future of rail transport. and ben has the weather. good morning. quite a decent day to come for many of us. spells of sunshine. brace yourself. a big change for the start of the new week. something much colder on the way. all of the details are coming up. thank you very much, ben. good morning. fir
of spain full of places that time forgot. really beautiful round here. it s really quiet. we are tackling the great wall of china, one step at a time. and we re tracking down a wild and secretive creature that s learned to steer well clear of humans. we re looking out at the bottom of the valley here. and that s where the wolves are most likely to get a good breakfast. hello, and welcome to the travel show with me, christa larwood, coming this week from palencia in spain. now, this country is one of the world s biggest tourism destinations. each year, over 60 million people arrive on these shores. but they often head for the mediterranean coast and cities like barcelona or madrid. but here in rural spain, many struggling communities are pinning their hopes on becoming the next big holiday hotspot. i ve travelled fairly widely in spain, but on this trip i m heading to a region in the north of the country that i ve never heard of before. its name is palencia. only a handful of
to emmanuel macronâs progression to the final round of voting, in the french election. the i reveals labour s plans for brexit, including assurances for eu nationals living in the uk. the daily express claims a study shows just 45 minutes of exercise a day, can prevent dementia. while the metro says a law firm used legal aid to pay for bogus claims, against british soldiers in iraq. the daily telegraph leads with comments by the head of the university admissions service, that students shouldn t worry about finding jobs straight after graduation. the guardian reports a remain campaign group is targeting parliamentary seats currently occupied by pro brexit politicians with an army of half a million supporters. the times says the uk will face a bill of two billion euros before negotiating the deal to leave the eu afterfailing to control customs fraud. and finally the daily mail features a report that says gps are not spotting cancer symptoms in patients, with some being sent a
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consumption of any. water and decrease the amount of waste and. the target is to keep as much water as possible on the property and to have infiltrate right here so to not lose it to the river and then not to lose it to the ocean. because there s a shortage of sweet water we need to keep that within our system we need to keep it on the island we need to retain it push it into the ground and use it here where we need it most and right here what you can see is that there s a lot of water coming down from the slide to push the people that are coming down in the tubes down the slide with a lot of veloc