this is bbc news. the headlines: a further 50 civilians have been evacuated from the azovstal steelworks, in the besieged ukrainian city of mariupol. the figure was confirmed separately by the ukrainian deputy prime minister, and russia's ministry of defence — which said women, the elderly and 11 children were among those rescued. an explosion at a luxury hotel in the cuban capital, havana has killed at least 18 people and left more than 30 injured. the blast ripped through several floors of the hotel saratoga. the police believe the blast was the result of a gas accident. the conservative party has lost almost 500 seats in local elections across the uk. in england the liberal democrats make big gains. the prime minister,

borisjohnson, admitted that his party experienced a "tough night" in some areas. now on bbc news: click travels to washington to look at the latest tech being used to take drones down, and to shetland to see how 56 is being used to make things safer on a construction site. coming up this week something strange in your neighbourhood, who are you going to call? drone busters. spot the

builder. we hear a question. can tech make you a better rapper? and what's this? live at a rave? yes, i rapper? and what's this? live ata rave? yes, iam rapper? and what's this? live at a rave? yes, i am at a rave. don't say a word. i've got pace in a backpack, this is amazing! welcome back and first up this week we are going to be talking about drones which gives us a perfect example to show off our shiny new base here in glasgow. which is always picturesque. we've been checking out some of the latest tech designed to take drones out of the sky. commercial drones have the potential to revolutionise a load of industries from helping with search and rescues, mapping cities, giving information to fire crews after traffic incidents, the possibilities are endless. flying a drone can be seriously

fun and there are loads of applications in the world where drones can be used for public good. however, in the wrong hands, drone can cause absolute havoc. in december 2018, a suspected robe drone at gatwick airport grounded flights for days. chaos ensued. flights in and out of _ days. chaos ensued. flights in and out of gatwick, _ days. chaos ensued. flights in and out of gatwick, britain's . and out of gatwick, britain's second busiest airport had been suspended. second busiest airport had been summed-— suspended. flights were grounded _ suspended. flights were grounded going - suspended. flights were grounded going to - suspended. flights were grounded going to spotl suspended. flights were - grounded going to spot close to the runway. grounded going to spot close to the runway-— the runway. arrests led to nothing- _ the runway. arrests led to nothing. tens _ the runway. arrests led to nothing. tens of - the runway. arrests led to | nothing. tens of thousands the runway. arrests led to - nothing. tens of thousands of were ruined and get this, it is still not totally clear there even was a drain. don't have even was a drain. don't have even been used to try to assassinate world leaders. they thou . ht it assassinate world leaders. they thought it was _ assassinate world leaders. they thought it was fireworks - assassinate world leaders. tie: thought it was fireworks first but it was a drone bomb. the president of venezuela was targeted. a similar attempt was

made to the iraqi prime minister last year. it is difficult to limit the threat of a dangerous strain but one company says it has an answer. this team work with the uk and the us. if you've ever flown a drone you know they're incredibly easy to lose in the air. they say they have a solution for that.- air. they say they have a solution for that. this is a software _ solution for that. this is a software interface - solution for that. this is a software interface so - solution for that. this is a software interface so we | solution for that. this is a - software interface so we have seen the drone localise with this yellow diamond on the map. most use radio frequencies to fly the drone. we can use that to localise that and tell you where it is at. additionally, we implement radar technology to verify that. my we implement radar technology

to verify that.— to verify that. my camera were men and i _ to verify that. my camera were men and i thought _ to verify that. my camera were men and i thought we - to verify that. my camera were men and i thought we were - men and i thought we were trying to put it to the test with our own drone. 0ur trying to put it to the test with our own drone. our plan was try to fly at low to see if we could go literally under the radar. the problem was, we turned the drone onto quickly which admitted a radio frequency. busted. that is as turning on the drone there. before we get the drone airborne we are detecting it on the ground. we know where it is out _ the ground. we know where it is out trying — the ground. we know where it is out. trying to find you guys. how — out. trying to find you guys. how big _ out. trying to find you guys. how big a _ out. trying to find you guys. how big a scale could you do this? , ., , how big a scale could you do this? , . , ., , .., this? the beauty as we can scale their— this? the beauty as we can scale their so _ this? the beauty as we can scale their so if _ this? the beauty as we can scale their so if you - this? the beauty as we can scale their so if you want i this? the beauty as we can| scale their so if you want to cover— scale their so if you want to cover the _ scale their so if you want to cover the entire city state you can lay — cover the entire city state you can lay out sensors to do so. it is — can lay out sensors to do so. it is one _ can lay out sensors to do so. it is one thing trying to spot a drone but how do you actually take it down? this is their solution. it looks like a gun but it is actually a device that scrambles the signal of anything that uses radio

frequencies to operate including drones. it is so powerful that ben here by law is not allowed to press the trigger. 50 is not allowed to press the tri. ier. ., is not allowed to press the triu cer. ., ., , trigger. so what does it actually _ trigger. so what does it actually do? _ trigger. so what does it actually do? this - trigger. so what does it actually do? this is - trigger. so what does it actually do? this is the | trigger. so what does it - actually do? this is the final part. recently pressed the trigger but were currently on offer made but if i turn that one step down it would dram any radio frequency or rf signals in the air and after that we can do the full gps which will eliminate almost any drone from the sky. eliminate almost any drone from the s . f , eliminate almost any drone from the s . j , , ., the sky. they've been used to train assassinate _ the sky. they've been used to train assassinate world - train assassinate world leaders. how would this be used in this kind of context? ibm;n leaders. how would this be used in this kind of context?— in this kind of context? by the time ou in this kind of context? by the time you see _ in this kind of context? by the time you see the _ in this kind of context? by the time you see the drone - in this kind of context? by the time you see the drone you i in this kind of context? by the l time you see the drone you are probably too late so anytime you are in a situation where you are in a situation where you may think that drones might be a threat to somebody it is important to have the detection technology. assuming you have detected a drone engineer there is a threat, pull this out of the case, a button and you can mitigate a drone within seconds. mitigate a drone within seconda— mitigate a drone within seconds. ,, . , ., . seconds. such is the importance of drones on _ seconds. such is the importance of drones on the _ seconds. such is the importance of drones on the battlefield - of drones on the battlefield that there are currently more than 600 of these anti—drone devices used in the us

military. but, like all technology on the battlefield, this, too, could get into the wrong hands. drone footage has been used in ukraine to document potential war crimes and atrocities. if russia had this kind of technology, perhaps it would have been harder to work out what was happening on the ground. drones rimaril happening on the ground. drones primarily used — happening on the ground. drones primarily used for _ happening on the ground. drones primarily used for good. - happening on the ground. drones primarily used for good. in - primarily used for good. in orderfor us to maximise primarily used for good. in order for us to maximise the potential of these good drones we feel that drone technology, aerospace security like we provide is a necessary step to ensure that good traffic can behave. almost any conflict of the last half—dozen years has involved drones. it is important that drones be able to fly and provide the people with the ability to go out there and hope people who are over chewed and all that stuff that goes along with a drone

for good, even in the battlefield.— for good, even in the battlefield. , ., , , , battlefield. drones can be used for aood battlefield. drones can be used for good and — battlefield. drones can be used for good and bad _ battlefield. drones can be used for good and bad but _ battlefield. drones can be used for good and bad but perhaps l for good and bad but perhaps the days when just whack up a drone are becoming numbered. if tech catches up with them it might be more and more difficult to get views like this. all right, you show off. we've a cool aerial shot, too. i've even allowed to film here? no idea. which industry is more dangerous than mining, farming or manufacturing? construction. you're more likely to have an accident on a building site than a mine or a farm. so we've been taking a look at how robotics and 5g could help improve site safety. i'm notjust on any construction site. i'm on one in a remote and barren part of the world. shetland. where an internet connection is a luxury. situated at the top of scotland in the middle of the

north sea, shetland is exposed to some of the most extreme weather conditions in the uk. there is rain, hail, snow and sometimes there is sunshine. but crucially, there is also wind. a lot of wind. 0nly but crucially, there is also wind. a lot of wind. only one quarter of the renewable wind energy produced in shetland is used to power the island. so here at the teams an electricity converter station and substation. it will connect checked into the national grid and allow wind farms to export ever to south. it is notjust manpower but to new technologies that are making it happen. it is a big project. bosses here thought a private sg bosses here thought a private 5g network would be a good idea. faster internet speeds and better connectivity. we have got — and better connectivity. we have got a _ and better connectivity. - have got a fibre—optic connection that runs on the down the valley. if then got a microwave link that link that takes that internet connection into the side and then there is

a fibre—optic connection to each of the 5g must say what the sg each of the 5g must say what the 5g network does is provide a high speed wireless internet connection. low latency and very high speed. essentially as fast as the incoming fibre—optic connection. fast as the incoming fibre-optic connection. masts u . fibre-optic connection. masts u- the fibre-optic connection. masts up they welcomed _ fibre-optic connection. masts up they welcomed a - fibre-optic connection. masts up they welcomed a new - fibre-optic connection. masts up they welcomed a new site | up they welcomed a new site inspector. the aim of the engineers is to connect to the sg engineers is to connect to the 5g network. much of his work can be done remotely. it is excellent for us. it can be done remotely. it is excellent for us.— can be done remotely. it is excellent for us. it makes our life as engineers _ excellent for us. it makes our life as engineers easier. - excellent for us. it makes our life as engineers easier. gets| life as engineers easier. gets is in — life as engineers easier. gets is in to— life as engineers easier. gets is in to places we can't or is unsafe _ is in to places we can't or is unsafe for— is in to places we can't or is unsafe for us to go.- is in to places we can't or is unsafe for us to go. spot has a scanner attached. _ unsafe for us to go. spot has a scanner attached. make - unsafe for us to go. spot has a scanner attached. make sure l scanner attached. make sure that there is exactly level after the engineers have poured the concrete. we after the engineers have poured the concrete.— the concrete. we performed a scanner and — the concrete. we performed a scanner and then _ the concrete. we performed a scanner and then i _ the concrete. we performed a scanner and then i will - the concrete. we performed a scanner and then i will show l scanner and then i will show you — scanner and then i will show you this _ scanner and then i will show you this can we get there. green. _ you this can we get there. green, that means ideal for our models — green, that means ideal for our models it_ green, that means ideal for our models. it was a bit low and that, — models. it was a bit low and that, only— models. it was a bit low and that, only a few vets but a wee bit high —

that, only a few vets but a wee bit high. high as five mill. what _ bit high. high as five mill. what we _ bit high. high as five mill. what we do with this data? make re orts what we do with this data? make reports and _ what we do with this data? make reports and hand _ what we do with this data? make reports and hand it _ what we do with this data? make reports and hand it to _ what we do with this data? make reports and hand it to the - what we do with this data? make reports and hand it to the head engineers _ reports and hand it to the head engineers will work out a plan to try— engineers will work out a plan to try to— engineers will work out a plan to try to solve these issues. soot— to try to solve these issues. spot is— to try to solve these issues. spot is not running of the 5g networkjust spot is not running of the 5g network just yet because there's been of use stumbling blocks with get it up and running to the fuel capacity. it is in a narrow band with. and — it is in a narrow band with. and 77_ it is in a narrow band with. and 77 and _ it is in a narrow band with. and 77 and 78. so we'll have a few few— and 77 and 78. so we'll have a few few specialists in cards that — few few specialists in cards that can _ few few specialists in cards that can connect to it but we are working on getting morning which _ are working on getting morning which will convert into broadband to allow more devices to connect— broadband to allow more devices to connect to it. but the con sceutre _ to connect to it. but the con sceutre of— to connect to it. but the con sceptre of what might be possible on the 5g network has soared — possible on the 5g network has spared further innovation. including getting drones to transmit site footage and augmented reality to bring the site to — augmented reality to bring the site to life.— site to life. you can really aet a site to life. you can really get a feel— site to life. you can really get a feel of _ site to life. you can really get a feel of how - site to life. you can really get a feel of how the - site to life. you can really get a feel of how the site | site to life. you can really i get a feel of how the site is going to shape up in the future. the augmented reality

means anyone can see the progress of the site in real time and understand what is going to be built next. fin time and understand what is going to be built next.- going to be built next. on a site like this _ going to be built next. on a site like this would - going to be built next. on a site like this would have - going to be built next. on a site like this would have to | site like this would have to download things from the office but now — download things from the office but now we have to look at the drone — but now we have to look at the drone we — but now we have to look at the drone we can do it on the fly here — drone we can do it on the fly here on— drone we can do it on the fly here on site. it drone we can do it on the fly here on site.— drone we can do it on the fly here on site. it is easy to see construction _ here on site. it is easy to see construction as _ here on site. it is easy to see construction as hard - here on site. it is easy to see construction as hard hats - here on site. it is easy to see construction as hard hats in l construction as hard hats in the pouring of conch creed but it is no longerjust an industry of manual labour. this is about future proofing our economy and making sure the uk is as good as any country in the world when it comes to 5g connectivity and all the applications that flow from that and to get a competitive advantage in other countries in this space. everyone i've spoken to about the 5g and the new tech that they get to work with isn't really excited about it and from spot the dog to augmented reality it is not hard to see why. it is really cool stuff but there is a

serious side to it as well. it makes them work faster and more say. it means that less people need to cope you and deal with these ever—changing shetland weather conditions. this this is this week's techniques. it is this week's techniques. it is now possible to ask google to remove websites containing personal information like your phone number or e—mail address from search results. google says it will help a debt against identity theft but once the information will still exist online. apple is being forced to explain why other providers can't use of the contactless payment technology on iphones. that is after the eu accused it of being anti—competitive by limiting the feature to just apple pay. excluding others from the game apple has unfairly shielded this apple pay from competition. if proven, this

behaviour would amount to abuse of a dominant position which is illegal under our rules. we use to face the owner is telling us that the future of shopping will be in the matter virus but, this week, it is opening its first physical shop meta store in california will sell products like headsets. and, fancy hanging out with your favourite artist? well, these are the possibilities touted by the game's new spot by ireland. their phantom music stars will see, they can mingle and make music at virtual stations and of course, purchase merchandise. i'mjust of course, purchase merchandise. i'm just off to see if ed sheeran fancies a battle. this is battle rapping. it is a complex art. the aim is

spontaneity, emotional impact and most of the time humour. 0ld and most of the time humour. old el paso dinner kit! i old el paso dinner kit! i always wanted to about but could not get past the rhyming perfidy are even being able to do it off the cuff. six months to get to mice if you take the longest fun! but going from reading from a screen to a stage doesn't come easily. i'm going to see if there might be some technology which could help me be half as good as that thought. so i have come to abbey road to meet someone who is part of a team who has created brain wrap. conventionally, as an artist, what you do is the proverbial 10,000 hours. sometimes it is 10,000 hours. sometimes it is 10,000 hours. sometimes it is 10,000 hours of sometimes ten years and ideas we take that and cut it down to ten. i

years and ideas we take that and cut it down to ten. b and cut it down to ten. i hear by wearing — and cut it down to ten. i hear by wearing this _ and cut it down to ten. i hear by wearing this and - and cut it down to ten. i hear by wearing this and looking l and cut it down to ten. i hear| by wearing this and looking at this screen i'm going to get better at it. that is true but i want to give you a disclaimer. it is not like dorothy's magic shoes. so the headset uses something called electroencephalogram and that is electrical signals from your brain. the headband literally reads your mind. it pairs with your laptop. i want to embrace the place where we interface. the company claims the data from your brain waves helps the system to use the best words based on your mood helps it understand but it is time to move on. understand but it is time to move on-— understand but it is time to moveon. i, , move on. close your eyes first. be there _ move on. close your eyes first. be there with _ move on. close your eyes first. be there with your— move on. close your eyes first. be there with your nose. - move on. close your eyes first. be there with your nose. if- move on. close your eyes first. be there with your nose. if you | be there with your nose. if you had not. , , , ., had not. testing. divesting and inuaestin. had not. testing. divesting and ingesting- i'm _ had not. testing. divesting and ingesting. i'm questioning - had not. testing. divesting and ingesting. i'm questioning and | ingesting. i'm questioning and suggesting, investing and protesting, contesting and

requesting, manifesting and intestine, oh, it has gone very strange. intestine, oh, it has gone very stranue. ~ ., .,, intestine, oh, it has gone very stranae.~ . ., ,, intestine, oh, it has gone very stranae.~ . strange. what was happening as ou were strange. what was happening as you were in _ strange. what was happening as you were in a — strange. what was happening as you were in a flow— strange. what was happening as you were in a flow state. - strange. what was happening as you were in a flow state. you . you were in a flow state. you have in your eyes. and the machine recognised that. than machine recognised that. an accomplished rapper would be able to put quite a few more words and is said of these. for an words and is said of these. fr?" an experienced rabbi the system allows them to be created because he can focus on building a story instead of worrying about finding the right words. it worrying about finding the right words.— worrying about finding the right words. it is clear using the headset _ right words. it is clear using the headset takes _ right words. it is clear using the headset takes practice | right words. it is clear using - the headset takes practice and, like most new music tech there is a chance it could freak out the old school.— the old school. when the synthesiser _ the old school. when the synthesiser came - the old school. when the synthesiser came out - the old school. when thej synthesiser came out the musicians union tried to ban it because — musicians union tried to ban it because they thought it would

replace — because they thought it would replace musicians but it does bed a — replace musicians but it does bed a new format of music so camino, _ bed a new format of music so camino, the machine mayjust breed — camino, the machine mayjust breed completely new and new genres— breed completely new and new genres that we haven't even thought— genres that we haven't even thought up yet. i�*m genres that we haven't even thought up yet-— genres that we haven't even thought up yet. i'm not at the renre thought up yet. i'm not at the genre busting _ thought up yet. i'm not at the genre busting stage _ thought up yet. i'm not at the genre busting stage yet. - thought up yet. i'm not at the genre busting stage yet. i - thought up yet. i'm not at the i genre busting stage yet. i need to practice with the machine first. luckily, improvising is actually quite natural to us humans. for example, we don't script most conversations in advance but start performing well we need to stop thinking as much. there is a part of the brain up front involved in conscious self—monitoring reflection. conscious self-monitoring reflection.— conscious self-monitoring reflection. , reflection. these parts of the brain are _ reflection. these parts of the brain are shutting _ reflection. these parts of the brain are shutting down - reflection. these parts of the | brain are shutting down doing reflection. these parts of the i brain are shutting down doing a lot of— brain are shutting down doing a lot of creative _ brain are shutting down doing a lot of creative behaviours - brain are shutting down doing a lot of creative behaviours and l lot of creative behaviours and so it — lot of creative behaviours and so it is — lot of creative behaviours and so it is almost _ lot of creative behaviours and so it is almost as _ lot of creative behaviours and so it is almost as if _ lot of creative behaviours and so it is almost as if the - lot of creative behaviours and so it is almost as if the brainl so it is almost as if the brain is trying _ so it is almost as if the brain is trying to— so it is almost as if the brain is trying to turn _ so it is almost as if the brain is trying to turn off - so it is almost as if the brain is trying to turn off its - is trying to turn off its monitor~ _ is trying to turn off its monitor. i— is trying to turn off its monitor. i don't- is trying to turn off its monitor. i don't think| is trying to turn off its - monitor. i don't think this is the — monitor. i don't think this is the kind _ monitor. idon't think this is the kind of— monitor. i don't think this is the kind of thing _ monitor. i don't think this is the kind of thing amateur. the kind of thing amateur musicians _ the kind of thing amateur musicians are _ the kind of thing amateur musicians are amateur. the kind of thing amateur- musicians are amateur rappers can do— musicians are amateur rappers can do right _ musicians are amateur rappers can do right away _ musicians are amateur rappers can do right away. that - musicians are amateur rappers can do right away. that is - musicians are amateur rappers can do right away. that is the i can do right away. that is the difference _ can do right away. that is the difference. they're _ can do right away. that is the difference. they're so - difference. they're so self—conscious - difference. they're so| self—conscious they're difference. they're so - self—conscious they're getting on their— self—conscious they're getting on their way _ self—conscious they're getting on their way. they're - self—conscious they're getting on their way. they're thinkingj on their way. they're thinking about— on their way. they're thinking about so— on their way. they're thinking about so many— on their way. they're thinking about so many things - on their way. they're thinking about so many things that. on their way. they're thinking. about so many things that they can actually _ about so many things that they can actually turn _ about so many things that they can actually turn off _ about so many things that they can actually turn off their- can actually turn off their brain _ can actually turn off their brain. .. ., ,, can actually turn off their brain. ,,, ., ,, ., ., brain. speaking to real-time rh mina brain. speaking to real-time rhyming dictionary _ brain. speaking to real-time rhyming dictionary does - brain. speaking to real-time rhyming dictionary does feelj rhyming dictionary does feel more fluid. being creative or

just a mouthpiece for a machine? so many musicians struggle with this question when using tech. struggle with this question when usin: tech. . ., ., , when using tech. technology can be helful when using tech. technology can be helpful support _ when using tech. technology can be helpful support but _ when using tech. technology can be helpful support but i - when using tech. technology can be helpful support but i don't - be helpful support but i don't actually think it can replace the human spirit and the soul when i play the technology had tried make sure it is a support what i'm doing versus a replacement to the art organic this. ~ ., , replacement to the art organic this. ~ . , , ., this. with the headset planned for release _ this. with the headset planned for release in _ this. with the headset planned for release in july _ this. with the headset planned for release in july between - for release injuly between three and $5,000 it is not exactly an impulse purchase. the software, however, will sell separately from much more palatable $10 which is arguably the most fun part of the system. i think we were all surprised by my improvement. whether this is due to skill of software i am not quite sure. like carrick i want to go bolder! by now but it would be

wiser but i'm just older! basically technology as i was resulted in creative leaves leaps. plus, anything that makes creativity accessible to people think they can do something is a good thing. so next time offer the chance to go on stage at the battle rabbi mightjust take it. she is good, isn't she? i tell you what. that is not the only outrageous musical behaviour going on this week, is it? are you a raver? i don't know if i actually asked that question? i've been sent to coventry to the uk city of culture festival for a trip to the past with a bit of a futuristic twist. i'm taking a trip back in time to 1989 only this time i'm not ten years old. and i'm heading to an illegal rave. i

years old. and i'm heading to an illegal rave.— an illegal rave. i “ust got to find it. welcome]— an illegal rave. i just got to find it. welcome to - an illegal rave. i just got to find it. welcome to the - an illegal rave. i just got to i find it. welcome to the rave. first, it is time to get on a vr headset, some headsets for spatial audio and a vibrating vest. to feel the beat. i don't know whether expected to try to retune the radio? yes. i can change the vacancy by walking up change the vacancy by walking up and down. we change the vacancy by walking up and down-— up and down. we mix motion capture. _ up and down. we mix motion capture, animation. - up and down. we mix motion capture, animation. some i up and down. we mix motion capture, animation. some of| up and down. we mix motion i capture, animation. some of it is 360 video on blue screen and sd is 360 video on blue screen and 3d environment so i tried to seamlessly sort of take you through movement within the scene to different parts of the experience. scene to different parts of the experience-— scene to different parts of the experience. that happens from the very start _ experience. that happens from the very start and _ experience. that happens from the very start and imagine - the very start and imagine you're inside the record player

then you get taken along this journey even to the point where you're walking along the floor trying to tune your radio. what trying to tune your radio. what we are looking _ trying to tune your radio. what we are looking for _ trying to tune your radio. what we are looking for in _ trying to tune your radio. what we are looking for in terms - trying to tune your radio. what we are looking for in terms of| we are looking for in terms of interaction is to find something that feels intuitive. something that may be used as your— something that may be used as your whole body and you get it straightaway. your whole body and you get it straightaway-— straightaway. everyone is searching _ straightaway. everyone is searching for _ straightaway. everyone is searching for the - straightaway. everyone is searching for the rave - straightaway. everyone is searching for the rave at l straightaway. everyone is - searching for the rave at once including the police and this is what is going on in the station. is what is going on in the station-— is what is going on in the station. ., station. something over here. this is tim, — station. something over here. this is tim, a _ station. something over here. this is tim, a policeman. - station. something over here. this is tim, a policeman. it i station. something over here. this is tim, a policeman. it is| this is tim, a policeman. it is the responsibility of the squad to gather intelligence, disrupt activity and to try to gather evidence to prosecute individuals involved. where worried about _ individuals involved. where worried about glamorisingl worried about glamorising something that was illegal? really, no, because! something that was illegal? really, no, because i don't then we glamorise it. but it is not about the illegality of the events. in 1989 these events were unlicensed and that was not because they were illegal, it was because the licensing laws at the time were not around to stop people doing it.

meanwhile, i belittling for clues that my friends house and out and about. wherever the phone boxes. naturally filling a need to work towards this phone. this is amnesia house. tonight's massive party will be taking place as scheduled. that is the first meeting point. and there is the music. i’ge is the first meeting point. and there is the music.— there is the music. i've got bass in a — there is the music. i've got bass in a backpack. - there is the music. i've got bass in a backpack. this i there is the music. i've got bass in a backpack. this is| bass in a backpack. this is amazing. the backpack is called amazing. the backpack is called a sub package you will have a ten basically the certain frequencies on the soundtrack respond to that so it gives you a deep sort of base vibration that's really good to build up tension so when you're outside the warehouse and you're trying to find the entrance and you get closer you can hear like a... and you can feel that. that was really important to me because that feeling coming up to a club and feeling like that sense of trepidation. i to a club and feeling like that sense of trepidation.- sense of trepidation. i feel

nervous — sense of trepidation. i feel nervous going _ sense of trepidation. i feel nervous going in. - sense of trepidation. i feel nervous going in. it - sense of trepidation. i feel nervous going in. it also i nervous going in. it also excited. the police have found us. i can't believe i'm now wanting to run away from the police. is that how i am meant to feel? ~ ., , ., to feel? we did not focus on dru~s to feel? we did not focus on drugs at _ to feel? we did not focus on drugs at all. _ to feel? we did not focus on drugs at all. we _ to feel? we did not focus on drugs at all. we did - to feel? we did not focus on drugs at all. we did not i to feel? we did not focus on drugs at all. we did not feel| drugs at all. we did not feel the need to sort of look at all this sort of, basically, what was going on behind—the—scenes. ultimately, it is about finding the rave and then just letting the rave and then just letting the rave and then just letting the rave scene three you and enjoying the rave and being with people. enjoying the rave and being with people-— enjoying the rave and being with people. wow. i'm totally and utterly — with people. wow. i'm totally and utterly immersed - with people. wow. i'm totally and utterly immersed in i with people. wow. i'm totally i and utterly immersed in another world there but it was fascinating to see what an emotive and important time this was with the people part of it. it really was a scene that meant so much people and ifeel like i've learned something today. like i've learned something toda . ., , like i've learned something toda. ., , , . like i've learned something toda. ., ,, . . today. now, with this piece. we are at the _ today. now, with this piece. we are at the most _ today. now, with this piece. we are at the most advanced i today. now, with this piece. we are at the most advanced we i are at the most advanced we have ever been so, yeah, we have ever been so, yeah, we have the ability to walk around at 6 degrees of freedom. we have interactions. we have had tricks so we have wind blowing

in your face. tricks so we have wind blowing in yourface. as tricks so we have wind blowing in your face. as the use me don't know what is happening, you just feel it.— don't know what is happening, you just feel it. you “ust feel it. you know what to you just feel it. you know what to do. you just feel it. you know what to do- this _ you just feel it. you know what to do. this is _ you just feel it. you know what to do. this is gonna _ you just feel it. you know what to do. this is gonna be - you just feel it. you know what to do. this is gonna be a i you just feel it. you know what to do. this is gonna be a big i to do. this is gonna be a big one — one. did you just feel it? absolutely. not that i one. did you just feel it? absolutely. not that it i one. did you just feel it? i absolutely. not that it was exactly my scene. i did feel like i was living somebody else's life. let's be honest, thatis else's life. let's be honest, that is the closest either one of us has been to a raver that 1989 it was all about kylie minogue for me. and jason. true. let's leave it there, shall we. thanks for watching. we will see you soon. bye! hello there. we've got some rain

moving its way southwards through the rest of the night, but ahead of that, during the day on friday, temperatures nudge to 23 degrees celsius in a couple of spots. that won't be repeated this weekend. i think generally temperatures into the high teens, possibly 20, because there will be some sunshine, but a few showers as well. as i say, that rain's been making its way southwards on this weather front here. some quite heavy rain for a time before it starts to clear away. and the azores high spreads drier weather across most of the uk, but still a watering for the gardens on that weather front. some misty low cloud and rather grey weather. behind it as well, we're seeing some mist and some fog, low—level fog, forming and it's turned quite chilly, particularly in the glens of scotland. perhaps a touch of frost here. so, a bright, chilly start for some in the morning. best of the sunshine, i think, in the west today, but still some drizzly rain in south—eastern areas, and as that cloud breaks up, it will be moist enough

for a few showers to form. not just across east anglia and the south east, but possibly in other areas. as i say, west is best for the sunshine. 16—20 potentially in areas here where we see some sunshine, but there'll be a rather cool breezes on the north sea coast, little bit more cloud here at times as well during the day. now, that azores high pressure continues to drift a little bit further eastwards into sunday, allowing these weather systems to come into the north and west. so, the main change, again, mistand fog first thing, a little bit on the cool side, but then some fairweather cloud coming and going. a lot of dry weather for england and wales, fewer showers, but instead we pick up a bit of a breeze from the south across northern ireland and scotland to bring in some cloud and perhaps some patchy rain later in the day, but perhaps not as chilly for the north sea coasts. then taking it further ahead into monday, we keep that north—west/south—east split, at least on monday, with the best of the drier, brighter weather across parts of england and wales. the strong sunshine as we'll see this weekend when it comes out, but perhaps something heavier rain—wise coming into scotland and to northern ireland. so, it's still looking unsettled as we head into next week, and why? that's because we've got low pressure dominating towards the north. even further south, some

of these weather fronts could brush in some rain from time to time. the detail is uncertain, but it looks as if it will be wetter further north and windier, potentially, with the driest weather further south. but even here, we might see a little bit of rain as well. as ever, you can keep to date, up to date, on the website.

welcome to bbc news. our top stories... in ukraine — a further 50 civilians are evacuated from the mariupol steelworks that's been under attack by russian forces. a huge explosion rips through an upmarket hotel in the colonial district of havana. at least 18 people are dead. a state of emergency is declared in sri lanka, as thousands of protestors demand the resignation of both the president and prime minister. and why some controversial members of the british royal family won't be getting a place on the balcony at the queen's jubilee.