— and have my artwork stay in the digital realm.— digital realm.ing money not digital realm. critics say it's - about generating money not art and uses an incredible amount of energy. let's cross live now to munich where the the nato secretary general jens stoltenberg is speaking. he said he sent a letter to the foreign minister asking to engage in dialogue with any nato russian counsel to divert a conflict in the ukraine and he said that there were no signs of a russian withdrawal from the borders of the ukraine and that the risk of a conflict was real. there will be more updates on bbc news throughout the day from that conference in munich. it's the calm after the stillness morning. storm eunice has been swept away towards the baltic sea. this will bring more wet weather and increasingly windy weather as well. it's been quite a cold start this morning and it's notjust rain we are going to say. we are seeing snow. although i down into the peak district, more snow there. a mixture of rain, sleet and snow across northern ireland. this is going into

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growing the digital economy is a government priority.their software all round the world. now it hopes to build on its profile as uk city of culture, to boost the sector further. katy austin reports. this whole boiler company already uses technology. now it‘s making boilers which can connect to the internet and will soon be co ntrolla ble internet and will soon be controllable by phone. what the app will allow you to do is remotely control the heating, linking directly through the boiler and it‘s official because of the way that you use that communication. this is being created by a tech start—up based at hull‘s home to a digital growing cluster. it's starting to boom. right now, at the moment in time, hull is probably the best place to be in the uk for a digital business. even better than london? definitely. the cost—of—living is a lot lower here. there are some really, really good opportunities. employment in digital tech here grew by 9% between 2011—2015. over the same time period, there was a 21% growth in hull‘s digital tech business

the words, digital payments... - translation: by the time i say the words, digital payments... 7000ves, digital start—ups, and sheer individual grit, the mission continues to power through. let's end on some dance moves that will get your head spinning. venezuelan kenny mendez on the streets of caracas, where he is a daily phenomenon, as he slides and spins between cars during red traffic lights with moves that, as you saw, defy gravity. he hopes to showcase his talents by making the venezuelan olympic break dancing team in 2024. if anybody deserves it, he does. goodbye. hello, it's looking likely the uk will see its highest temperature on record at the start of next week. more likely than not that some places will see 40 degrees for the first time in the uk. the met office has a red extreme heat warning in place on monday and tuesday, widespread impact and disruption, take a look at these warnings and what it means that you and prepare for what is coming at the start of next week. this is the area covered by the red extreme heat warning on monday and tuesday, a large part of englan

now he's turning them into digital art. the blockchain is great as an archival means.'m going to pass away and my website's going to go away and all that but, theoretically, the blockchain won't, so my work will be up there in eternity. the creators have basically brought art from the digital world into the physical world to give people who wouldn't normally come across it — so—called normies — a taste in the hope of building a bridge between the two. i consistently post these kind of rooms that have become this metaverse world of neon saltwater. that's basically a virtual reality space where users can interact. now, nfts has given me an opportunity to put them on the marketplace and sort of monetise my work, and it also allows me to have my artwork stay in the digital realm. critics say this is about generating money, not art, and it uses an incredible amount of energy to keep this growing market moving, but young digital artists are hoping to flourish in a technicolour future. sophie long, bbc news, seattle. a reminder of our top story. borisjohnson says evidence fro

these agreements with the leader _ digital world.with the leader of _ digital world. these agreements with the leader of the _ digital world. these agreements with the leader of the ocd - digital world. these agreements with the leader of the ocd are l with the leader of the ocd are clearly a tax revolution, a tax revolution which will lead to less unfairness, to more justice, to more efficiency. to eliminate _ justice, to more efficiency. to eliminate tax havens and rake in more from multinationals, 136 nations agreed to a new global minimum tax rate of 15% on a firm's income, to stop them paying less elsewhere, and for a large chunk of their profits paid where they actually do business instead of where they are based. it will affect digital giants like amazon and facebook, with global sales in the billions of dollars and healthy profit margins. the oecd expects it will bring around $150 billion in new revenues a year, and taxes on $125 billion of profit shifted to countries where big multinationals earn their income. so who will pr

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we also see digital reputations issues.loyer might look back at what they've posted and think about how to behave ina posted and think about how to behave in a responsible way. thank you for coming in. just the situation in situation in izmir in western turkey, we have a few more details. izmir‘s governor has been speaking and says they can confirm two people died in the attack and five people have been wounded. some of those are seriously injured. this was an explosion outside the courthouse in izmir. two people confirmed as dead, five people injured. some of them seriously. the governor went on to say that the attackers were armed with kalashnikov rifles and grenades. those are the latest details. a group of mps and peers says immigrants should be expected to learn english before coming to britain, or attend compulsory language classes when they arrive. the parliamentary group also suggests ministers should consider letting different parts of the uk set their own immigration policy. our home affairs correspondent danny sh

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we will _ double digits. thank you for that updates. we will have _ double digits. you for that updates. we will have more - updates. we will have more information about that developing story, an official uk sourced at ten british nationals have been caught up british nationals have been caught up on hamas's attack on israel, feared to be dead or missing in israel. in the past hour, a us national security council spokesperson has confirmed the death of nine american citizens in israel. the spokesperson said, "we extend our deepest condolences to the victims and to the families of all those affected, and wish those injured a speedy recovery. we continue to monitor the situation closely and remain in touch with our israeli partners, particularly the local authorities." the second day of the labour party conference is under way in liverpool. shadow chancellor rachel reeves has promised to "get britain building" if the party wins the next general election. in a speech at labour's conference in liverpool, she said the party would speed up the planning process by fast—tra

encrypted digital art is today's investment craze.pear on page one. will gompertz, bbc news. a dutch lion has been given a vasectomy after fathering a few too many cubs. thor, an 11—year—old lion, had the surgery on thursday to make sure he didn't overpopulate the gene pool at burgers' zoo in arnhem. thor sired five cubs last year. staff said the snip was preferable to castration, which might have caused thor to lose his mane and dominant position in the pride's hierarchy. 0 nto 0nto other dominant males. barbie's famous beau, ken, has turned 60. toy company, mattel, are celebrating the milestone with a return to ken's original look — sandals, swimming shorts and a carefully slung yellow towel. a senior designerfor the company says ken has gone through many fashion transformations, skin controversially, ken and barbie split after 43 years of dating but rekindled their relationship in 2011. more on all of our stories on our website, more on all of our stories on ourwebsite, including more on all of our stories on our website, including

digital addresses are known as postcodes- — address. digital addresses are known as postcodes.sses are known as postcodes. they have teams that l as postcodes. they have teams that locate places on the map. the gambian government has partnered with google to create this navigation system for the country. we have another partnership in kenya. and in the nearfuture we we have another partnership in kenya. and in the near future we are looking to expand.— looking to expand. despite this bein a looking to expand. despite this being a significant _ looking to expand. despite this i being a significant improvement, town planners say this innovation would come with its own challenges, one of which is accurately identifying locations in high density areas and some of the country's major cities. you density areas and some of the country's major cities. country's ma'or cities. you know, in times of country's major cities. you know, in times of emergency _ country's major cities. you know, in times of emergency and _ country's major cities. you know, in times of emergency and social - tim

to us. —— counter and digital hate.ing floods have swept through northern parts of the country. at least 38 people have died, and president erdogan has declared a disaster zone in flood—hit regions. tanya dendrinos reports. car alarms sound. vehicles tossing in the torrent. this terrifying eyewitness footage captured the scene in northern turkey just days ago. roads turned to rivers and buildings simply crumbled. and this is the aftermath, a mangled heap of mud, debris and belongings. translation: i went out and all of a sudden - floodwaters gushed behind me. i couldn't look back, it swallowed homes, people, everything. president erdogan visited here on friday declaring flood—hit regions along the black sea coast disaster areas. translation: we cannot bring back people who lost their lives _ but our state has the power, opportunity and determination to compensate for any loss other than that. a mammoth search and rescue operation is now under way, more than 1,700 people have been evacuated and hundreds of villagers have

extreme trust declared by nhs digital —— i6 trusts.oming up on at least some of the machines affected, i am looking at it, and it demands payment of $300 worth of bit cloying to release the files within the next three days and if not the files will be lost in six days. it is having a major impact on the nhs. healing examples of staff up and down the country not able to access pathology tests, patient administration systems are down. these are things with doctors and nurses used to run their words of this will be having a real impact on the provision of service. that is very the provision of service. that is very concerning. the provision of service. that is very concerning. you are the patient safety correspondent. the issue is whether this is merely inconvenient and the hassle or whether there is potentially a real impact on safety for patients. it is important we do not exaggerate when incidents like this happen but clearly systems the staff are relying on our down and that has to be a risk there for patient safety. nhs staff and man

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i investment, especially in digital and technology?t, especially in digital and technolo: ? . ~' ., ., and technology? i thank him for that auestion and technology? i thank him for that question and — and technology? i thank him for that question and also _ and technology? i thank him for that question and also for— and technology? i thank him for that question and also for the _ and technology? i thank him for that question and also for the excellent l question and also for the excellent work he is doing as co—chair of the labour growth group. i know he is passionate about how we can use data to boost productivity and improve public services and is working with wigan council and his local nhs trust. we recognise attracting private investment into digital and technology is crucial for driving growth and why we have already privatised these in the modern industrial strategy to ensure we are creating the right conditions for investment. since that government took office we have welcomed over £25 billion of investment into uk data centres

any digital equipment, such as a mobile phone, or a facebook feed, takes time to go through it. understand how much time that takes and how to list that is a police officer, and then pass that to a lawyer, who then needs to have the time to review it. in a case that started this off, with the defendant liam, the cps lawyer prosecuting it only got the case the weekend before it was due to go to trial. in terms of the experience of officers, the officers who are dealing with the sorts of cases, where electronic evidence is key, and i imagine that isa evidence is key, and i imagine that is a greater and greater percentage of cases as time goes by, do you think those officers have the necessary expertise in accessing digital evidence, and trawling through digital evidence, to be able to present it in an effective way, and to come in partnership with prosecutors, decide what evidence should be passed on to defence teams. —— and two, in partnership with prosecutors. full—time disclosure officers know what they are doing, they have the experience, they have the time. however, there are

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we live in a digital age, and we know _ past? we live in a digital age, and we know that _ past?e, l and we know that digitising the ip of these global like —— this global icon will enable us to make them accessible to the world, way beyond my generation. we have always had a physical archive, generation. we have always had a physicalarchive, but generation. we have always had a physical archive, but now with digitisation, and the platform we have built and designed, we will be able to not only upload the physical items we have, but also reach out and connect with archives in other parts of the world. we know there is archives at king's college, king's college has the most extensive archives on desmond tutu's ministry from his time as a student through to his last days. the us, particularly at which was his point of the last assignment as a visiting professor, they have extensive tutu archives. —— tutu archives. we believe we can create something for humanity, for students, teachers, and posterity. can ou teachers, and posterity. can you take _ teachers, and posterity. can you ta

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are ever more digital.s are ever more digital. chris, thank you. travel was — ever more digital. chris, thank you. travel was one _ ever more digital. chris, thank you. travel was one of— ever more digital. chris, thank you. travel was one of the _ ever more digital. chris, thank you. travel was one of the main - ever more digital. chris, thank you. travel was one of the main areas i travel was one of the main areas being disrupted. the bbc�*s simonjones is at heathrow airport. a short time ago, we were down at terminal 2, and it was very, very busy. to be fair, this was always going to be a very busy day at heathrow, because it's the start of the school holidays for many families. but what you now have to add into the mix, you have hundreds of people turning up at the terminal, desperately trying to find flights today, because their flights yesterday were cancelled. so add that in, that creates more people in the terminal. i've been speaking to the main airports around the uk, and the good news is they all

we are talking digital this morning.tal tallinn, where european union leaders are gathering for a digital summit. they'll be talking about the opportunities of new technology but also some of the risks of increasing digitalization. let's show you some of the details. digital business is already the fastest—growing area of trade in the eu but it could be a lot bigger. the eu says almost $9.5 billion a year could be saved by removing barriers to data flowing across borders. but there are also huge risks. according to the eu presidency, by 2019, cyber crime will be costing $2.1; trillion a year. the challenge for cyber security is getting bigger all the time. it's estimated that over a third — 36% — of the entire global population will be using a smartphone by next year. and these days, it's not just our computers and smartphones that are vulnerable to hackers. the number of connected devices is expected to triple over the next decade, as everything from household appliances to cars are linked to the internet. this week, th

digital campaigns have no beginning or end.ws. let‘s speak now to tech journalist will guyatt. he is said to talk to us about this ban —— is here to talk to us about the band. let‘s get more now on the news announced this eveing that twitter has banned all political advertising on its platform. twitter‘s ceo jack dorsey announced the ban, unsurprisingly, on twitter. in a thread of tweets he said: "a political message earns reach when people decide to follow an account or retweet. paying for reach removes that decision, forcing highly optimized and targeted political messages on people. we believe this decision should not be compromised by money." in an apparent veiled attack on facebook‘s decision, he tweeted: it‘s not credible for us to say: "we‘re working hard to stop people from gaming our systems to spread misleading info, buuut if someone pays us to target and force people to see their political ad, well they can say whatever they want!" and he addressed possible free—speech critics by saying: "this isn‘t about free expres

first, moving from an analog to a digital nhs. we can already— analog to a digital nhs.yesterday. 0r scanners. i saw some of them yesterday. or simply transforming how we _ yesterday. or simply transforming how we manage a condition. we went to kings— how we manage a condition. we went to kings mill hospital earlier this year and — to kings mill hospital earlier this year and bet a 12—year—old girl called — year and bet a 12—year—old girl called molly. she is using her smartphone to monitor her glucose levels _ smartphone to monitor her glucose levels. instead of being forced to repeatedly prick her fingers. it made — repeatedly prick her fingers. it made such a difference to her daily life. made such a difference to her daily life it _ made such a difference to her daily life it gave — made such a difference to her daily life. it gave great reassurance to her mum — life. it gave great reassurance to her mum who could remotely check on the settings _ her mum who could remotely check on the settings and the findings. we have got— the settings and the findings. we have got

bitcoin is a digital alternative currency, and by digital alternative currency, and by digital we meanysicalform like digital we mean it is electronic, it doesn't take physical form like the banknotes and coins in our pockets, and by alternative currency we mean it is not created by a central bank you can't use it to pay your taxes, it is created by private miners, as you mention. what is it about bitcoins that would make banks want to ban people from buying them on their quick cars? i think there are two reasons. one, bitcoin like most crypto currencies can be anonymous, in the sense that it is difficult to track who is using it, and this creates problems for banks that are trying to prevent money—laundering, have to engage in customer compliance. the other concern banks may have is that customers are using credit cards, credit and debt to actually purchase a highly volatile asset, which could as we have seen recently decline in value quite rapidly, which might make payment of the credit card difficult for those customers. i can see the argument about the money—laundering but i suppos

the academy teaching digital skills for the youtube generation. i'm sally bundock. in business: a european car colossus in the making. france's peugeot citroen is poised to buy general motors‘ european business, including the 0pel and vauxhall brands. china's premier cuts the economic growth target for this year. we look at the risks to the world's second largest economy. north korea has fired four ballistic missiles into the sea off japan's north—western coast. the south korean military said the projectiles were launched from a missile base in tongchang—ri — near the border with china, and had flown about 1,000 kilometres. the japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, said the ballistic missiles had been launched almost simultaneously, with three of them landing in waters which are part ofjapan‘s exclusive economic zone. 0ur south korea correspondent steve evans has more. he north korea has got several reasons for launching missiles in this way. there is a ritual that plays out that this kind of year. south korea and the us are currently engaged in big military exercise

the first thing is to create a digital duty of - to create a digital duty of care, and that is somethinge up, but the experts have all sentiments start with the digital duty of care, but it is also for the government to increase the objections across the board for all people active in that space. and go from there in terms of enforcing that with bands or penalties or whatever for those digital pot forms which don't insure that all people are operating in that space that are being kept safe —— insure that all people operating in that space are being kept safe. you need protections for children but also their parents and tim's of how they engage with social media. the analogy a lot of us used in australia is that we don't let our kids go out and surf beaches when they are 17. we get them out to swimming pools and monitor their activities and they learn how to engage in a speech which can be really fun but can also be really quite dangerous over a period of time and with supervision, and that's what we should be doing with social media as well. keepers at a zoo in england have helped teach

guy- _ their digital strategies. thank you very much, guy. not— their digital strategies.ir digital strategies. thank you | very much, guy. not all bad news, then, that is good to hear. it's hard to find a more recognisable rock star than freddie mercury. queen fans are in for a treat this week, as they'll have the chance to see the singer's private record collection, his artwork and flamboyant stage costumes. the exhibition is opening in london ahead of an auction of freddie's personal possessions. they have — until now — been looked after by one of his closest friends. david sillito has been taking a look. yes, that's a giant moustache outside sotheby�*s sale room. and inside, well, let's have a look. yes, that's a giant moustache outside sotheby�*s sale room. and inside, well, let's have a look. # when i'm gone. # no need to wonder if i ever think of you. # the same moon shines. # the same...#. this, the famous graffitied green door that led to freddie's garden, freddie's record collection, freddie's kitchen. freddie's costumes. there's even freddie's moustache comb. an

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digital side., thank you _ digital side. professor butler, thank you for _ digital side. professor butler, thank you forjoining - digital side. professor butler, thank you forjoining us. - and if you are here in the uk, you can see more on the dinosaur trackways on digging for britain which is on bbc two and the iplayer from wednesday 8th january. now, let's take you back to new orleans, where of course the authorities are working to try to discover whether there were any other people involved in this attack in which multiple people died. 15 people were killed, dozens wounded, of course, on new year's day. the driver of that pick—up truck drove into those large crowds who had gathered to celebrate the new year in the french quarter. the suspect has been identified as a 42—year—old us army veteran from texas. his name is shamsud—dinjabbar, but president biden has been saying that he was inspired by the islamic state group. the fbi say there was an islamic state flag found in the truck and their susp

i would go into double digits either. the reason — would go into double digits either.r. the reason why our rate _ would go into double digits either. the reason why our rate peak, - would go into double digits either. i the reason why our rate peak, they were _ the reason why our rate peak, they were so _ the reason why our rate peak, they were so badty— the reason why our rate peak, they were so badly exposed _ the reason why our rate peak, they were so badly exposed to _ the reason why our rate peak, they were so badly exposed to the - the reason why our rate peak, they| were so badly exposed to the crisis. inftation— were so badly exposed to the crisis. inflation is— were so badly exposed to the crisis. inflation is now— were so badly exposed to the crisis. inflation is now at _ were so badly exposed to the crisis. inflation is now at target, _ were so badly exposed to the crisis. inflation is now at target, but - were so badly exposed to the crisis. inflation is now at target, but the i inflation is now at target, but the voting public may not feel that the price i

there he goes into everything from iron man and star wars to digital doubles and deepfakes.e.com/bbcclick. that is the short version of this week's programme, you can find the full version on iplayer. don't forget we also live on facebook, instagram and twitter. that's all for now, thanks for watching and we will see you soon. we have had a month plus ‘s worth of rain and the warnings persist through this evening with more ranges. bbc local radio will have the travel disruption. as we go through the night the rain is slow to clear away. it is a quieter end to clear away. it is a quieter end to the night. it is quite chilly. that is the other big change as the low pressure pulls away with high pressure building it allows a north—westerly breeze so temperatures will be a little bit below average by day and night this week. southern parts of england perhaps a few sundry outbreaks of the uncertainty as to how far north they push the do not be surprised if he see a few sharp showers particularly through the morning hours. a lot of dry weather for us tomorrow. northern ireland, mu

code plus codes, plus codes and digital addresses created are digital addresses created by dividing theorld over and over into ever smaller boxes. with each division, a number or letter is added to a sequence creating a unique location code. so we work with them to map these regions, create routes, create street, create addresses to these people in order them to receive not only their packages, but vital services, such as calling an ambulance or asking for the police. those plus codes have been printed on placards and hung throughout some favelas across brazil. that's helped put people on the map. but still, traditional companies refuse to come. getting lost in this area, that can be very risky. this is david nima, an anthropologist and professor at the university of virginia, where he studies technology in brazil's favelas. obviously, cartel folks do not want people roaming around, you know, watching their business. this is why services and deliveries are often cancelled or not completed once they have to reach territories like this. so anne porter has turned to local residents like pa

a lot of digital news organisations _ quite tough? tough? a lot of digital news organisations are facing this, - quite tough? a lot of digital news organisations are facing this, just j organisations are facing this, just trying to get that revenue from advertising and when you have these giant tech companies like facebook and others that are really hoovering all of the advertising data and the advertising money, it makes it very difficult for the likes of vice or buzz feed that also had to really streamline its business. there are other examples of digital only media outlets that have really suffered from the loss of advertising. when it comes to vice, what they are saying is that through this process, you are not going to see any change in terms of their output and they do believe that they will be able to emerge from bankruptcy a stronger and more lean company.— emerge from bankruptcy a stronger and more lean company. thank you, i know ou and more lean company. thank you, i know you will — and more lean company. thank you, i know y

the digital book did not exist. the digital book did not exist.in vat on digital books but now they have changed the law. so whether we are in the eu or outside of it. the government has the power to reduce that and we think they should. especially when you consider the kin of groups who are reliant on audio and e—books, particularly those who have visual impairments but also the elderly. it feels unfair they should pay 20% more. briefly, the last wiki but stephen has not a book by sally rooney. she has brought out one recently, i think she's a great writer. thanks for the recommendation. i will add writer. thanks for the recommendation. iwill add it writer. thanks for the recommendation. i will add it to list. that's all the business news. you can't beat a real book. thank you very much ben. now it's time for a look at the weather. is that extreme heatwave bells across europe the fact that we are an island is a blessing. you can see sunny skies here, across the continent. a few wisps across parts of the uk. for some of us, quite a cloudy day toda

as you say, _ it's not even digital forms. as you say, this— it's not even digital forms.ot even digital forms. as you say, this is a _ it's not even digital forms. as you say, this is a real hard went to resolve, — say, this is a real hard went to resolve, it _ say, this is a real hard went to resolve, it has been the whole time, we always— resolve, it has been the whole time, we always knew that northern ireland was going _ we always knew that northern ireland was going to be the sticking point. who knows where the solution is gonna _ who knows where the solution is gonna come from. both sides again have to _ gonna come from. both sides again have to agree if certainty is going to be _ have to agree if certainty is going to be for— have to agree if certainty is going to be for businesses there. you do wonder. to be for businesses there. you do wonder- this _ to be for businesses there. you do wonder. this flexible _ to be for businesses there. you do wonder. this flexible pages - to be for businesses there. you do wonder. this flexible pages to - to be for businesses the

but inflation which was in double digits— but inflation which was in double digits in— but inflation in double digits in about 1985 or so, we cannot— digits in about 1985 or so, we cannot remember really what that is like. cannot remember really what that is like most _ cannot remember really what that is like. most people have no memory of it anymore _ like. most people have no memory of it anymore. and if we see fuel prices — it anymore. and if we see fuel prices going up, that will bring up the cause — prices going up, that will bring up the cause not only of our household bills the cause not only of our household biits but _ the cause not only of our household biits but att— the cause not only of our household bills but all the other goods we buy~ _ bills but all the other goods we buy. they— bills but all the other goods we buy. they are talking about in this story— buy. they are talking about in this story goods to generate electricity which _ story goods to generate electricity which is _ story goods to generate electricity which is required throughout ——. | which is required

the first one is unrolling digitally that scroll in a computer.ps. like all of science, you need lots of things to go right in a row. after 2,000 years, the first look at the unfurled scroll, but it's not the finished product. there's more work to be done. this might be the be the most exciting herculaneum by all appearances today, this will be the first earlier efforts to read them. creating a direct link with the past. means for whatever field of study it's in. and i just love that sort of connection with whoever collected them, whoever wrote them, whoever rolled packed inside this small scroll are ten metres letter and decipher every word, opening a new window onto the classical age. rebecca morelle, bbc news. there is lot on all our stories on the bbc website and the news app. goodbye. hello, there. a few changes weather—wise now as we head through but how did this happen? well, here goes tuesday's rain clearing away to allow of the week, but the milder air has been swept away — marked in yellow — to be replaced by colder conditions, marked in

. .,~ , comes to digital currencies now? . w , ,, comes to digital currencies now? . n , ,, ., now?alking _ now? lawmakers in the us have been talking about _ now? lawmakers in the us have been talking about digital - been talking about digital currencies for white whale but there hasn't been a lot of action, we haven't seen much in the way of legislation or concrete acts from leaders either, as a result of the ftx collapse we are seeing multiple congressional hearings, there was one tomorrow mr sam bankman—fried was meant to speak at i expect that will not be happening anymore, there will be hearing tomorrow with the us house of representatives financial service committee discussed its collapse specifically there will be another meeting talking about crypto more broadly the speaker suggesting they would look at consumer protection rules and questions of whether or not it's possible to prevent another ftx like from happening again, the big question is whether or not any legislation will result after these hearings, . the libyan man accused of making the bomb that destroyed a us pass

at the moment it's forecast to hit high single digits. it could get into double digits.s recently as six months ago. i think tougher action is going to be needed. mi action is going to be needed. all right. as you said, ukraine will be coming up and we will do that in the next addition at 1130. matthew and annabel will be back again at 11:30 goodbye for now. thank you for watching us. good evening... a dramatic night of premier league action. they beat newcastle 1—0 with the 99th winner seems a wild celebration. the game was stopped just after the break when a protester tied himself to the goalpost. a protester tied himself to the goalpost. the big moment came with seven minutes left on the clock. sent off for that file. the frenchman and yet in the ninth minute of a digital time nigeria fought, creating pandemonium at goodison park. just their second victory in 13 privately games to put three points between them in the relegation zone. west ham it through to the roper league quarterfinals after beating seville in london stadium. one mill from the first leg subject rose

last year we saw £400 million or more spent on digital music services.usic industry. thank you. let's take a look at some of today's other business stories. dollar financial uk, the owner of payday lender the money shop, says it has received a bid approach from an unnamed suitor. dollar financial also operates online lenders payday loans and payday express, as well as the pawnbroking firm suttons & robertsons. fraudsters are targeting uk schools, demanding payments of up to £8,000 to unlock data. the online criminals are initially cold—calling schools, claiming to be from the department for education. uk police issued a warning, urging educational establishments to be vigilant. us department store chain macy's has seen department store chain macy's has seen its share price fall 14% after announcing plans to make 10,100 people redundant and save just under £450 m. people redundant and save just under £450m. it said almost 4,000 jobs would go in 2017 as a result of store closures. a quick look at the markets before we go. the ftse100 still doing very well

the founders say it is also a way to bring digital art of the small screen and fully to life.ly slow down, you see all the details, you aren'tjust scrolling through your phone or seeing people change their profile photos to this type art. the vector fields are one of major work being shown here, something he sees as liberating. previously, if you make a digital artwork or physical artwork there were a lot of limitations about who can see the artwork or how they can own it, and so it might take from this process was creating the possibility own that individual artwork. artwork can be bought by anyone, they then called an nft owner and they get a signature contract saying belongs to them. and if you have any questions, the seattle museum is open seven a week. for nearly a century, the statue of christ the redeemer has dominated the skyline of rio de janeiro in brazil. it's become an iconic symbol of the city. but another brazilian town has decided to erect a statue of its own, and they say it's now the biggest in the world. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. it is considered by many