this is bbc news, the headlines: police video footage showing officers beating a black motorist has been released to the public. the victim — tyre nichols — later died in hospital. it later died in hospital. shows him being repeatedly punched, it shows him being repeatedly punched, kicked and pepper sprayed. while lying on the ground he can be heard screaming for his mother. a palestinian gunman has killed at least seven people outside a synagogue in occupied eastjerusalem where israeli worshippers had gathered for prayers. the attacker was killed by israeli police. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has urged israelis not to take the law into their own hands. in new zealand,

two people have died as flooding has caused widespread damage in the city of auckland. a week—long state of emergency has been declared. meteorologists say approximately an entire summer's worth of rain fell in just a few hours — and the deluge is set to continue. now on bbc news, click. this week we are trying to get to space lara messes up the house. �* . ., , , to space lara messes up the house. �* . . , , mind house. and then clears up. mind the cat.

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creating a huge cluster of space technology. the global value of the _ space technology. the global value of the space _ space technology. the global value of the space economy i value of the space economy somewhere in the region of $360 billion. to the uk it is 16 billion. to the uk it is 16 billion pounds every single year. uk airport normally year. uk airportnormally normally hosts passengers and private aircraft but is now home to spaceport cornwall. rockets will not launch from the ground here. private companies instead will take advantage of the runway which is one of the longest in britain and idealfor an britain and ideal for an innovative britain and idealfor an innovative method of satellite deployment via a rocket called launcher one, courtesy of a company called virgin orbit. this converted 7a7 carries a rocket underneath its wing which has nine microsatellites inside. the aircraft will take off and fly out over the atlantic and ascended to an altitude of 35,000 feet where the rocket will detach and blast off to the edge of space and deliver its payload. the

bbc has been granted exclusive access on board cosmic girl. this aircraft used to be a virgin atlantic airliner but it has been specially modified to launch rockets. in its former life this cabin would have been filled with rows and rows of passenger seats as well as galleys and bulkheads and they used to even have a bar on these aircraft. all that has been stripped out to save weight and weight saving is really important if you want to launch a rocket. the squadron leader is on loan from the air force. he has played a role in three successful rocket launchers in the united states. can he take us through a mission and how it works? we head out to a race track, the

point where we will drop the rocket. that is called catching carrie, we're looking after the rocket we have want controls of the back and mission control on the back and mission control on the ground. we reach about to do so if you are passenger on the plaintiff yourself pushed down lightly on the seat and what we do is we try to transfer energy from the aeroplane to the rocket. the moment the rocket comes off it's heading off to where we want to and not wasting any fuel. it then uplifts at the right speed and the copilot will press the button to release the rocket. at that point we are all the way over to the right side. 0ur point we are all the way over to the right side. our system is portable. it is an air plane with a rocket and a few skids with a rocket and a few skids with equipment on it. so we can move it anywhere. we can enable space launch anywhere, any airport that can handle a 747.

there is a growing space economy here in the uk. the uk has been a leader in small satellites which is where the satellites which is where the satellite market has drifted too. some people may argue that there are many problems, lots of massive economic problems going on on terra firma why should government and nations, why should people be concerned with what is happening in space? if with what is happening in sace? , ., with what is happening in sace? a, with what is happening in sace? ., space? if you look at the discussion _ space? if you look at the discussion about - space? if you look at the discussion about climate i discussion about climate change, how do we know about climate change? because we have seen from space changes in our atmosphere. we can detect the chemical compositions and we are looking at whether pollution sources are now. methane is now being detected for the first time.— for the first time. while cosmic girl— for the first time. while cosmic girl changes - for the first time. while cosmic girl changes the | cosmic girl changes the satellites launched into the heavens, this spaceport could change the economy in this particular part of the world. the local council he has

invested £5.6 million, overall the spaceport has a £20 million pricetag. it is a gamble for an area where mining and fishing at the traditional industries that have been replaced by tourism. ba; that have been replaced by tourism. �* , . ., that have been replaced by tourism. �* , . . . tourism. by creating direct “obs tourism. by creating direct jobs reiating _ tourism. by creating direct jobs relating to _ tourism. by creating direct jobs relating to this - tourism. by creating direct i jobs relating to this amazing facility that we have built here we are trying to create another 240 jobs in the supply chain. this is in a high—tech future innovative sector. we are trying to bring a new industry to cornwall to develop jobs in a new way and develop the skills base as well. the low earth _ the skills base as well. the low earth orbit _ the skills base as well. the low earth orbit economy as i describe it is definitely one thatis describe it is definitely one that is growing. i700 describe it is definitely one that is growing. 1700 small satellites reaching orbit last year. 0rbits the maiden uk flight took place in 2023. they wanted to deploy nine micro satellites into orbit. things did not work out. after a successful takeoff it launched and as it reached space it all looked good but at an altitude

of 180 kilometres the rocket experienced an anomaly and the mission abruptly ended. the satellites never achieved orbit and the rocket components fell back to earth in what is described as an approved safety corridor. the next launch will be back over the desert. it is investigating what went wrong investigating what went wrong in the skies above the uk and the company says it hopes to have another uk launch later this year. the space race is now on. to conventional rocket launch facilities are being built in scotland. the prize of getting a satellite into orbit from uk soil is still up for grabs. that was mark. of course you know what the most famous thing in orbit around the earth is don't you? the moon. in the second most famous thing? the iss. and recently i was lucky enough to meet the man in charge of the lab on board. the

iss has been _ charge of the lab on board. the iss has been in _ charge of the lab on board. tue iss has been in operation for over 20 years since 2005. we've also a national laboratory in the national laboratory enables access to microgravity and the continuous observation of earth from space for companies across the world. from space for companies across the world-— the world. and what sort of thin . s the world. and what sort of things can _ the world. and what sort of things can you _ the world. and what sort of things can you do _ the world. and what sort of things can you do in - things can you do in microgravity that are useful for us down here on earth? aha, for us down here on earth? lot of fun stuff. you see astronauts play with water and mand m's and those all have at their heart fundamental differences in the physical behaviour of objects in that environment. they translates down to real—world benefits for those who seek to design new material. 0ur portfolio includes advanced materials research where people are looking to better understand the ways that physics work in the ways that physics work in the absence of gravity which can lead to improvements in fluid systems and engine design, heat and thermal transfer. as a large part of

our portfolio we also have medical devices.- our portfolio we also have medical devices. getting to s - ace is medical devices. getting to space is getting _ medical devices. getting to space is getting cheaper, i space is getting cheaper, right? space is getting cheaper, riuht? ~ , ., right? absolutely. for the first time _ right? absolutely. for the first time there _ right? absolutely. for the first time there is - right? absolutely. for the first time there is in - right? absolutely. for the | first time there is in human history reliable frequent access to space and it is cheaper, it is not in the realm of cheap yet, not quite like calling up an uber but it is heading in that direction. so as each of these companies perfect their technology and new approaches with reusable space flight hardware, the cost continues to drop. that speaks also to launch opportunities here on earth. the more sites where we can launch crew and cargo and tourists to space the better off we all love. haifa better off we all love. how lona better off we all love. how long does _ better off we all love. how long does the _ better off we all love. how long does the iss - better off we all love. how long does the iss have - better off we all love. howj long does the iss have left better off we all love. how long does the iss have left and what comes next? the long does the iss have left and what comes next?— what comes next? the space station now _ what comes next? the space station now has _ what comes next? the space station now has international support to operate through to 2030 and that will be over 30 years of continuous operation in space so things are starting to wage. we have replaced parts

of it as we have gone along but some of the systems are indignant that make nearing the end of their lifetime. the uss that make the us and partner nations are also working and new platforms are being designed and built. some of those will interact with international spice —— space station and others will fly on their own. the goal is that by 2030 when the iss has reached end—of—life there will be multiple commercial destinations in space that can fill all the niche is that the iss does. fill all the niche is that the iss does-— fill all the niche is that the iss does. �* . ., ,, , fill all the niche is that the iss does. �* . ., , , , ., iss does. and what happens to the iss after _ iss does. and what happens to the iss after it _ iss does. and what happens to the iss after it is _ iss does. and what happens to the iss after it is left _ iss does. and what happens to the iss after it is left by - iss does. and what happens to the iss after it is left by the . the iss after it is left by the last human? ht the iss after it is left by the last human?— the iss after it is left by the last human? .., ., last human? it will come home. so it will not _ last human? it will come home. so it will not be _ last human? it will come home. so it will not be parked - so it will not be parked anywhere?— so it will not be parked anywhere? so it will not be parked an here? , ., ., , anywhere? the plan right now is to have it burn _ anywhere? the plan right now is to have it burn up _ anywhere? the plan right now is to have it burn up and _ anywhere? the plan right now is to have it burn up and target - to have it burn up and target it so it goes into a very specific location in the indian notion known as point nemo. if you have your own deep

submersible you can visit what's left of it at the bottom of point nemo in 2032, 2031. james cameron, if you are watching, that is one for you. thank you. watching, that is one for you. thank yon-— thank you. time for a look at this week's — thank you. time for a look at this week's tech _ thank you. time for a look at this week's tech news. - this week's tech news. microsoft rolled back the network change which had left tens of thousands of users unable to access it services worldwide. 0utlook teams and xbox live were all reported to have not been working. the disruption came on the same week as the company announced a multibillion investment in aia. microsoft is extending its partnership with open ai whose chat gpt provides convincingly human responses to questions. it is also a really big deal because _ it is also a really big deal because it will push google to commercialise ai because it will push google to commercialise ala lot because it will push google to commercialise ai a lot faster and i— commercialise ai a lot faster and i think the biggest impact will he — and i think the biggest impact will he in _ and i think the biggest impact will be in how much it pushes

google — will be in how much it pushes gooale. �* ., will be in how much it pushes gooale. ., , ., ., will be in how much it pushes gooale. ., ,~ google. boston dynamics atlas robot can run, _ google. boston dynamics atlas robot can run, jump, _ google. boston dynamics atlas robot can run, jump, pick- google. boston dynamics atlas robot can run, jump, pick up i robot can run, jump, pick up and now throw heavy objects. 0ne and now throw heavy objects. one day it may even be able to help out in the construction industry. although the robot has already done a backflip, the team has said that this new technology is a step forward. the world's largest pest control group is now using facial recognition to attract rats and assess how to deal with them. rentokil has been developing the technology along with vodafone for 18 months where it tracks the rodents habits and streams real—time analysis. while on our recent us travels i got hands on with some of the latest kit to make your house a smart home. for some of us wanting to smarten up some of us wanting to smarten up our homes we do not want to

add a lot more devices. certainly not ones that look obvious. so this board here is based around the idea of calm technology, something that has functionality without being in your face. functionality without being in yourface. when it is functionality without being in your face. when it is launched later this year it will be based on a platform that can be connected to different smart home devices and then you have the choice of which ones you want listed when you bring it to life. you could have a weather forecast if you want to set a timer for your lights to go off you can do that by drawing a line here and you can see the time going up and then watching the line disappear as the lights go out. i don't know about you but i cannot start my day without coffee. so this is a particular interest to me. it may look like an ordinary pop machine but the morning is all about making gourmet coffee and getting itjust right. using this dial you can select the

temperature, pressure and amount of coffee that you are making. there are a couple of presets but otherwise you can be absolutely specific about what you are after and you can also do that within the applicant rc. and if you were wondering how you will know what settings to use, an assortment of coffees from around the world have their instructions programmed in. there is momo coffee from korea. it should be brewed at 92 degrees. let's put a pod in. this one will vary the pressure depending on what the coffee needs. sometimes it has low pressure at the beginning the buildup towards the end. and now for the big test. the flavour. the taste is intense, kind of nutty without comparing it to making one of my regular pod machine i guess it is tricky to say. oh, no, i spilt my coffee x mac lucky i have this robotic vacuum and mop here. florio, do yourthing.

like other similar robo cleaners, this mop and vacuum in one maps out its route, using what it calls neural vision navigation. so some cameras and sensors collect data for an algorithm to make sense of. it then sends a floorplan to your phone where you can make sure it right and set any rules you may want to for each room. 0h kitty, you will be all on the floor won't you? and of course, it has the obligatory obstacle avoidance. it managed to move really closely around her without even stroking herfurther. it also has a dynamic scrubbing function, a bit of elbow greece, and when it detects a carpet or rug it will automatically lift up the wet

clean function by two centimetres and moved to vacuuming. it is different about this device is there is no dirty water that needs to be cleaned out and in fact it automatically changes the pads on the mop. and you can even assign it to do that room by room. meanwhile, it is time for some food. i will be testing the pronto pressure cooker which also has an air fryer attachment which goes on top. this is anaesthetic prototype at the moment so it doesn't do anything, but the idea is when there is a working one it will make the food crispy as well. the whole system is connected, there is a device here as well as the option to use the mobile phone app, but there is a whole range of recipes and you can even have live cooking lessons. so for the sake of filming i have put this to the test by making some saute potatoes, its multiple cooking modes mean you can bake red or roasted chicken, saving the energy of a full oven. and it is done. in

this particular instance it is probably not really any more useful than a frying pan, in fact probably more hassle— at least there is a lot of versatility in what you can do here. and it still looks tasty. so whether it is for eating, drinking, resting or cleaning, there are some of the latest devices that you never knew you needed. �* , . , ., ~ needed. any excuse to drink more coffee! _ needed. any excuse to drink more coffee! i _ needed. any excuse to drink more coffee! i don't - needed. any excuse to drink more coffee! i don't know. needed. any excuse to drink i more coffee! i don't know what ou are more coffee! i don't know what you are talking _ more coffee! i don't know what you are talking about. - more coffee! i don't know what you are talking about. but - you are talking about. but while i have been drinking more caffeine, paul carter has been looking at ways to save water. las vegas in nevada is a city of contradiction. famous for its access, it is also known for being based slap bang in the middle of a landscape like this. does it. and that means that saving water is critical to it survival. —— desert. so where better to come to see companies showcase their solutions to help save some of our most precious resource.

dutch company hydraloop has created a product that recycles water within homes and businesses. the units treat what is known as so it can be safely reused again for other purposes. safely reused again for other purposes-— safely reused again for other --uroses. , , ., , , purposes. grey water is lightly contaminated _ purposes. grey water is lightly contaminated water from - purposes. grey water is lightly contaminated water from a - purposes. grey water is lightly i contaminated water from a bath, shower and the washing machine. this particular model is designed for use in small homes. prices start at around 2000 us dollars per unit. ht is 2000 us dollars per unit. it is integrated _ 2000 us dollars per unit. it is integrated with _ 2000 us dollars per unit. tit 3 integrated with the toilet flushing. integrated with the toilet flushina. , , , flushing. this is the first interview— flushing. this is the first interview i _ flushing. this is the first interview i have - flushing. this is the first interview i have ever - flushing. this is the first - interview i have ever conducted next to a toilet. we use six techniques, they are all organic, the shower water comes in here and flows in this tank. anything heavier than will actually collect here, and get sent through the sewer. anything that is lighter will float up, we pushed air into the system whereby the water here goes up and here is a skimmer. anything like hair or anything floating goes here and this is again automatically

sent into the sewer. then what do we do? this blue one here. we inject millions of air bubbles. the suspended solids make the water the kind of milky colour, they stick on the skin of the air bubble. i don't know if you know about this, like a dutch beer, i am from the netherlands, they pull the beer and then the guy goes... skin the top off.— skin the top off. that is what we do here- _ skin the top off. that is what we do here. it _ skin the top off. that is what we do here. it is _ skin the top off. that is what we do here. it is our- skin the top off. that is what we do here. it is our vision i we do here. it is our vision within ten years time, no house or building will be built without a decentralised —— without a decentralised —— without a decentralised —— without a central water recycling system.- without a central water recycling system. that is one wa of recycling system. that is one way of saving _ recycling system. that is one way of saving water - recycling system. that is one way of saving water inside i recycling system. that is one | way of saving water inside the home. but what about outside? canadian company also created a smart sprinkler to help its users conserve water while watering their gardens. all thatis watering their gardens. all that is needed is a hose and a wi—fi connection. the that is needed is a hose and a wi-fi connection.— wi-fi connection. the 0t0 s stem wi-fi connection. the 0t0 system will _ wi-fi connection. the 0t0 system will skip _ wi-fi connection. the 0t0 system will skip when - wi-fi connection. the 0t0 system will skip when it i

wi-fi connection. the 0t0 system will skip when it is | system will skip when it is raining or windy, system will skip when it is raining orwindy, it system will skip when it is raining or windy, it will put down the minimum amount of water required to water your plants. water required to water your lants. ,, ., ., plants. shall we give it a go? i love plants. shall we give it a go? i love how — plants. shall we give it a go? i love how much _ plants. shall we give it a go? i love how much i _ plants. shall we give it a go? i love how much i am - plants. shall we give it a go? | i love how much i am trusting this to not come around and spray us. it is very accurate, which is good. users can also set different zones for it to water using the smart phone app. water using the smart phone a . . _ . , ., water using the smart phone a.-- . , . water using the smart phone a. ._ . , ., , . ., ., app. once you select the area ofthe app. once you select the area of the zone. _ app. once you select the area of the zone, oto _ app. once you select the area of the zone, oto will- app. once you select the area of the zone, oto will zig-zagl of the zone, 0t0 will zig—zag to fill it in. let's set up the bbc zone. you are setting the perimeter of your zone. like now i can edit this point and i just press edit and... fih now i can edit this point and i just press edit and... oh wow! laughs . and still not got a sweat. oto . and still not got a sweat. 0t0 lawn claims its technology can halve water consumption from garden laundry. 0ne device cost 500 us dollars but more than one may be needed depending on the size of your garden. the un suggests that

demand for water could increase by as much as 30% by 2030, driven by changes in temperature, usage changes and population. what may appear as niche applications now may yet turn out to be some of the most critical in the decades to come. and from water to a different sort of liquid — beer. and from water to a different sort of liquid - beer.- sort of liquid - beer. which means this _ sort of liquid - beer. which means this is _ sort of liquid - beer. which means this is a _ sort of liquid - beer. which means this is a job - sort of liquid - beer. which means this is a job for - sort of liquid - beer. which means this is a job for nickj means this is a job for nick kwak. 0ther means this is a job for nick kwak. other people didn't want to do it but somehow nickjust got there first. to do it but somehow nick 'ust got there firstfi got there first. what's your ti - le, got there first. what's your tipple. your— got there first. what's your tipple, your brew _ got there first. what's your tipple, your brew of - got there first. what's your| tipple, your brew of choice? your poison? if you are like me, anything wet is usually the answer. hello sir! i'd like a bear please. today i am tasting three beers each with their own unique flavour profiles. as part of a beer recommendation system by silicon valley based

aromyx. when i am drinking the beer the tablet and camera is analysing my facial expression, so it is looking if i am having a good time drinking it or hating the beer. when it has an ai algorithm on the backend which comes up with my own personalised recommendation. cheers! did you get that? to be fair i have had a couple. the system cleverly recommends system cleverly recom mends beers system cleverly recommends beers you may have never tried before based on your video response, just on three different ones. do this the company loads of three beers —— loads of different beers and tested them on human nose cells in our lab. igrate tested them on human nose cells in our lab-— in our lab. we expose them to a roduct in our lab. we expose them to a product sample _ in our lab. we expose them to a product sample over _ in our lab. we expose them to a product sample over a _ in our lab. we expose them to a | product sample over a three-day product sample over a three—day process and based on how intensely they react they light up. we measure that light and that gives us the unique barcode so to speak for the taste or smell, and then we put them in a imaginary 3d cube of

labourand we them in a imaginary 3d cube of labour and we say, the ipa is over here and the stout is over here and the flavour of orange beer is over here. how similar or dissimilar are they to each other on a bunch of different vectors. when someone comes up here and we identified their unique preferences, we're looking back at the model and the sd looking back at the model and the 3d space to say well, you like flavours right over here, let's recommend things that are close to that and we won't recommend over here because it is the opposite of what you like. �* is the opposite of what you like. ~ ., , ., ., ~ like. the ai does the hard work so ou like. the ai does the hard work so you don't — like. the ai does the hard work so you don't have _ like. the ai does the hard work so you don't have to _ like. the ai does the hard work so you don't have to do. - like. the ai does the hard work so you don't have to do. which | so you don't have to do. which personally i am rather devastated about. why would you need something like this? surely people know what they want to drink when they go out. you know what you like to drink but there is a whole world about that you have never had before. the craft beer space has exploded tremendously in the past few decades. the number of amazing breweries you can go to, are you going to a barand you are can go to, are you going to a bar and you are looking at a list of mile long. give me three beers to choose from, i can do that quickly. give me 100, i will walk away. ht

can do that quickly. give me 100, i will walk away.- 100, iwill walk away. it is settin: 100, iwill walk away. it is setting a _ 100, iwill walk away. it is setting a challenge, - 100, iwill walk away. it is setting a challenge, to i 100, iwill walk away. it is setting a challenge, to be| setting a challenge, to be honest. ~ ., ,, . ., setting a challenge, to be honest. ~ . ,, . ., honest. we appreciate you takinr honest. we appreciate you taking that _ honest. we appreciate you taking that challenge. - honest. we appreciate you i taking that challenge. cheers. after a few — taking that challenge. cheers. after a few more _ taking that challenge. cheers. after a few more hours - taking that challenge. cheers. after a few more hours of - after a few more hours of intense interrogation it sounded —— i thought it would be a good idea to get some ink. there is no going back from this. this is a temporary tattoo printer. that is for you, lara and spencer! what happens in vegas, stays in vegas. next, ithought happens in vegas, stays in vegas. next, i thought we were forever. . , vegas. next, ithought we were forever. . , ., �*, forever. heartbroken. that's all we have _ forever. heartbroken. that's all we have time _ forever. heartbroken. that's all we have time for. - forever. heartbroken. that's all we have time for. thanksj all we have time for. thanks for watching, _ all we have time for. thanks for watching, see _ all we have time for. thanks for watching, see you - all we have time for. thanks for watching, see you soon. | hello. the weekend is getting off to a relatively tranquil, sedate start in most places. it won't stay that way for all of us.

something livelier heading to the north of the uk by sunday but for saturday, largely dry with some sunshine, some quite large areas of cloud around as well. in fact, we've got this stripe of cloud pushing its way southwards out of northern ireland and southern scotland, down across northern england into the north midlands and parts of wales through the afternoon. and with that, there mayjust be the odd spot of drizzle. to the south of that, some early fog giving way to limited sunny spells and quite large areas of cloud. best of the sunshine for northern ireland and for scotland, albeit with some showers in the west of scotland and temperatures of seven or eight degrees. now, during saturday night, we will see this area of cloud sinking further south across wales, central and southern parts of england, again with the odd spot of drizzle. further north, there'll be some patchy clouds, some clear spells, most places probably avoiding a frost. we mayjust see a touch of frost in one or two locations. into sunday, high pressure keeps things relatively calm in the south but this frontal system is going to change things in the north of the uk. a lot of low clouds and messiness around southern parts to start sunday morning.

——mistiness. then, we'll see some spells of sunshine. but from northern england northwards through the afternoon, it is going to turn really very windy, particularly gusty conditions to the eastern side of the pennines, around the coasts of northern ireland and in some exposed parts of the north of scotland, we will see gusts of 65 mph or more with this band of rain pushing its way southwards. but just ahead of that rain band, it's going to be very mild indeed — 12 degrees for a time there in aberdeen and a mild day generally for most of us. now, into monday, we will have a brisk north or north—westerly wind blowing into these north—eastern parts of the country, so feeling a little bit chilly here. but behind that, we see a ridge of high pressure building, some dry weather, some spells of sunshine, temperatures between 7—10 degrees. but let me show you what might happen with our weather as we move out of monday into tuesday because this deep area of low pressure

is expected to move close to the north of scotland. and depending onjust how deep this low ends up being, well, we could see some very strong winds indeed. so, it could be that through the first half of next week, things turn livelier still in the north of the uk, staying calmer further south. this robotic vacuum and mop here. florio, do yourthing.

welcome to bbc news — i'm monika plaha. our top stories: police video footage of the arrest that led to the death of tyre nichols has been released. i have never seen the video but what i have heard is very horrific. very horrific. israeli police say at least seven people have been killed in a mass shooting at a synagogue in east jerusalem. and a state of emergency is declared in new zealand — after two people are killed in severe flooding in auckland.