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. —— oresm ta kes efficiently dried hands. —— oresm takes ages to dry your hands on a hand dryer, but seconds to dry your hands under one of those vertical ones, which i think push the water on the floor, just my opinion. now it takes 12 seconds. still quite a long time. you want to be in and out. massive queue, service station, august, france... the hand dryer queue is just... that is the cherry on the cake! laughter absolutely. the other thing is, plenty of people in public toilets who do not want to touch anything...! you can understand why, you can see why people would go for the air blade, almost a contactless experience. something like alan partridge, sleeve on the door. brilliant to have you on the programme, thank you very much indeed. having a quick look to see who has been in response, asking if you are the savvy shopper, is this a victory for consumers. yesterday we saw some impressive showers and thunderstorms making their way north across the uk, over the next few days, unsettled with further spells of rain and some showers, and feeling much cooler as well. low pressure,

aged as a result of the brexit process. i feel this should be a bigger story. it's a story that perfectly good. it can ta ke a story that perfectly good. it can take! owen did look up on wikipedia exactly how old you were. look up on wikipedia exactly how old you were. everyone knows i'm 27. it sounds like you changed it. this struggle tackle alzheimer's, and parkinson's and cancer and all that but it can slow or even reverse ageing. this should be big news. you would ink so. to be clear, have they done trials? there is not much there on the front page. i might volunteer. after a couple of years of covering brexit to —— covering brexit... of covering brexit to —— covering brexit. .. can of covering brexit to —— covering brexit... can we of covering brexit to —— covering brexit. .. can we go of covering brexit to —— covering brexit... can we go back of covering brexit to —— covering brexit. .. can we go back to 2015? not that you are suggesting there should be a second referendum. we just want to make that clear. peace and quiet, that's what it's about. some decent sleep. owen and pepper, thank you so much for looking at some of the headlines. ther

takes a more wait and see approach. is it wise for president's rival as to grab the pitch networks? tonight panel, katy o pavlich. and america in age of trump coauthor. jessica ta -- is bernie right or congresswoman maxine waters right. >> she also says a little bit of wait and see since nancy pelosi came out and said, let's let the committee investigate. i think that bernie is correct. you look at where they were polling for democrats it was number 12. and having seen mueller report they change with case laid out for obstruction of justice, i know there are a number of democrat who fell like i need to see the mueller report, now more clear. but we need to run a campaign on healthcare and issues that matter to americans, let over site do their jobs. judge napolitano: what is -- i know congress is out of town this week. maybe you have not had a chance to put your finger on pull of congress, what do you could attitude of republican members of republican congress is, is more mitt romney but i don't want to say it out loud or hey, democrat had their daytime for pages to turn. >> time to move on. are they going to issue 2000 subpoenas and interview 500 people. what

, if they ta ke they owned their own homes, if they take out a specific policy it will be for example, a small sliver of their property wealth and that will give them absolute peace in old agee some sort of privatisation of social care? no, social care is already by and large provided by the social —— micro—private sector but it's based on the pension model, we have a state pension which has increased a lot in recent years which has made it better and takes people out of poverty but on top of that, many millions of people save for a private pension so that they have even more security in old age and i think the pension model is quite successful and also crucially, it's got cross—party support. i want to tra nsfer got cross—party support. i want to transfer that to the care system which as you rightly observed in your introduction, has been hugely toxic for ages. and actually, say, let's have the same model, let's have a decent state provision which absolutely everyone is universal entitlement to and for those who can afford it, which will be most people, then on top of that, we should allow them to buy insurance that will allow them to have com plete that will allow them to

training has gone into this, the eve nt ta kes training has gone into this, the event takes place on sunday afternoon, and many people wondering how on earth at the age cambridge, we have to even things up, and we will talk to felix, who is taking part this year. what is it like to take part? it is a huge privilege to be part of such an event. i didn't quite realise how big it was last year, only after the race do you really sink in on how big it is. you are less than half the age of james cracknell, who is taking part this year. how difficult is it? it is hugely difficult, and we earn our seats regardless of age, it isa we earn our seats regardless of age, it is a very tough event. when it comes to the buildup to it, how different does your training routine change as you approach the big day? we will start to bring down the volume and focus more on race specific things, tactics, no we will bring down the volume so we are fresh for the race. you were on the losing side last year, are you determined to wind? yes, on the losing side, i have experience of that but hopefully it won't happen again. best of luck, you have an older competitor this year but

thought about 30% of people would choose not to ta ke about 30% of people would choose not to take part. since 2012 it's just 8%. more of us saving for old agehers from china and the university of oxford say their findings disprove previous claims that light to moderate drinking may protect against the condition. the founder of amazon, jeff bezos, has reached the largest divorce settle m e nt has reached the largest divorce settlement in history with his former wife. mackenzie bezos will get a stake in the company worth more than 30 billion dollars. she will have to hand over her voting power in the company to her husband, who is the world's richest man. she sent out a tweet saying they look forward to their next phase as co—parents and friends. the time now is 7:10am. as the brexit saga continues, the president of the european council donald tusk looks set to offer the uk a flexible brexit extension. in westminster, talks between labour and the government are set to continue today to try to end the parliamentary deadlock. one anti—brexit labour backbencher who got 30 minutes of the prime minister's time yesterday was the mp rupa huq whojoin