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month's journey to study the sun and electricity that comes just days off to india, but can the 1st dyson to land on the moon's south pole. coming up, tucked inside will not sweep across, southern china often weakening to a tropical storm. it leaves hong kong basses and destructive flights and train service and, and the buttons like 11 keys and new nigerian striking is being red hot. as his team destroys dumpster the best of the action and more coming up later in the math and how it welcome to the program, india has launched its 1st space mission to study the sun. the aditya l one spacecraft will travel to the outermost part of the sounds, all but it's, i am is to record data that will help scientists to understand how massive explosions of solar gas has happened and how they impact the the mission is to to take around 5 years, 1987. after making luna history in this space agency is not resting on it's laura was 0. a hundreds of thousands watched a live feed and as far as the country sped sole admission blasted off. but i'm going to send the lift off. we'll see you said b. c 57, but the g

is pleural, which is named after a part of the jam curtain and recently won the prestigious james dysonrd in england. has been designed and they were made by a group of students in london , daniel, the designer of the device, says that the health crisis inspired them. working closely with patients who have chronic lung disease or other chest problems, their device hits the chest with calculated force and frequency, then parses the information to choose the most effective treatment, just like a doctor would. it is placed differently and different levels of force are applied, then a physiotherapist or a trained nurse can take about the progress in manila, they can find out if the patient's cough is helpful or if there is an extra sound when breathing, and then perform the treatment more specifically, this is what the effort we will do it with our help. the designer of the device says that pleural is not to fully meet the needs of people for treatment. i think that this device can take the place of medical service providers and assistants, but with this device, patients are shown independe

the dyson chemical several recyclable. and the water is we used to. after the drying process the fabric is pressed into paper like she- surprising expected media products this is. this is one day. i don't know if it's really good start for making yeah. five or- this is the raw material from which the viscose fabric is finally made. the restaurant. you can find it like in all the fiber. so this could be woven into eddie i loaded. what we got here this is the famous yellow dress this is the world's first chemically recycled piece of garment well this made from blue jeans. now all eyes rising stock it doesn't look like a where the environment the friendly garment this looks like any other common you would see in the high street absolutely. and that's why we- nicole this recycling recorded right. i'm inspired by what i've seen here. when you sell a hoping to open another three plants within the next five years. manufacturer taking steps towards reducing that pressure on prime the forests for all this to make a real difference there needs to be the man i'm

mean, then a demo coffee as in town that has been posted info and so they either go on um lets get dyson. i think i might even go to the surface the. okay, so i need one. it has these products and a um, an odd size and the expensive. the montoya diet uh spots a pick up only. but the one in the phone um, most of the stuff in this month and what kind of items gift i bought, of the costs these are presented as soon as possible. that would be good as high as night. i'll see, i see that 1st this is on by this even gives me a 5 different the office time. that's even the, the phone on the business today. the business phone for the i seen on to. yeah, that's, that's how the, yeah that's, that's of the insights on that 5 to let's get that custom decision within the premium. okay. so the apply, okay. so the, um, the discounts on the test on the data, all tired have as of yet because of visits. so there's a test as in there. okay. comes up and now does it say, natalie? yeah. does it start hospice? i'm gonna stay on license and as i live on i'm putting those boxes into the cs end by the fee is proce

it's part of dyson's long time mission of trying to figure out what the hell their company sells. [ laughterhones and finally, google released its annual year-end search list yesterday. and the most searched tv show in the u.s. was "euphoria." as in where can i get the drugs they were doing in last night's "euphoria? [ laughter ] and that was the monologue, everybody. [ cheers and applause we've got a great show for you tonight. she is an oscar and tony winning actress you know from "chicago" and "traffic," who is starring in "national treasure: edge of history" which is out next week. catherine zeta-jones will be here, everybody. we're all so happy to see her. [ cheers and applause and she is a golden globe nominated actress you know from "watchmen," "downsizing," and "the menu," still in theaters. she stars in "the whale," which is out tomorrow. one of our favorites, hong chau will also be joining us. [ cheers and appluase but before we get to all that, the knives are out in the gop as republicans bicker with each other over who's to blame for their party's dismal performance in this year'

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what i see these the buses, the little cute little dyson says this to, to have done both of the, [000:00:00;00] the number 2 is the 4th best friendship, identity of us on the secretary general of the asians corporation dialogue. now, that's important to you. i know you are a former diplomat diplomat fuser though we as to political or sensitive questions, but here you are in russia and russia currently finds itself in a while. and then for oxy were with the west uh the effects i think could much the the entire low. but i wonder what effect it has on specifically your organization or on asian. um, in fact, i would rather not uh, talk about politics, but uh only a few words. uh, as you mentioned. uh so far so cool. within the city, especially in case of, uh, russia which has been uh, a member with us since 2005 uh, specially, yeah, has been very active in this forum. and of course with good relationship with the office including history and that prevails. so uh, i believe, uh, they are doing fine. mm hm. now russia has long been a europe center, the nation both politically and culturally

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the little cute little dyson says this tutorial on both of the the child is driving massive food. i try to turn the tables on russia accusing is a story of blissful drama. opposite. he himself gave a stunning evasion to a former world to not collaborate that the prime minister is now responsible for the biggest single diplomatic embarrassment in canadian history of that range. around the world estimates a number of holborn canadian schools would soon to extend responsibility and resign . just like the speaker of the house of commons, i felt a member of his new robot. the black sea fleet is successfully feeling the tasks assigned to the dx points for marine.

and a smart airway clearance device has been given a james dysoned award.itions a way to clear their chests at home to prevent complications of mucus build—up in lungs. google turns 25 this month, and finds itself in a tech landscape that's changed dramatically since it was created in 1998. alasdair keane has been chatting to the company's chief sustainability officer, kate brandt, about how the company can adapt to an ai future. i've been with google now for eight years as our chief sustainability officer and during that time i think we've seen urgency around climate action only increase. and the way that we've come to think about our work is that we have a really unique opportunity to help advance action, and that's really in two ways. the first is by making information available, and the second is by moving innovation forward. and so we think about that kind of across three dimensions. the first is giving individuals helpful information that they can use in their daily lives to live more sustainably. the second is how we can support our partners and cust

it depends on me of the kind of buffering dyson by john and they now they're saying that they are just not feeling any things. they just so tired and yeah, they just want to have rust, and they cannot think about anything anymore. understand to be so, maria, we know that the armenian, oh boy is he's have raised a c is of ethnic cleansing. and that's something that as a, by john denies, we have to point that out in the conversations that you've had with people the what, what if they told you about that? uh well uh were just talking to refuges yesterday and today and uh, most of them they are telling me that if they didn't have didn't leave the the car box. uh they would have been uh on the strategy there. i believe that's their belief that the asked me sounds include have could mean however, is the stage it doesn't by don't seriously a did not deny that claim, but hear people saying that the level of consultation is so high that it would have been impossible for them to going to grades i would buckle to lease on joseph by john. yes. so it is, and that's why they didn't have any choice b

newest frame on the belief systems to good you do what i see these the buses, the little cute little dyson says, do some uh, tutorials on both of the the vision is top cold. old is the french of good to be a spells from the country, thousands club, the streets of the capital, demanding french troops also lead. meanwhile, from suspends its military cooperation with good bone off to a military coup, shakes the central african states locals. tell us what they think of relates to best for 64 years, we've had just one received. the regime that has oppressed us, they couldn't tell, has taken place, was predictable. so the ministry has taken power and fed dictated the government's people plus the united nation simmons and.

the little cute little dyson says this tutorial on both of the the headlines on all the international president refuses to withdrawal french troops from nisha. the requests to the new old 40 pounds of africa as well by a wave of a good morning has been bought in times box the cloth for his vietnamese charm offensive quote, think a line from a vietnam era radio road consummate attempted to woo, the southeast asian country tearing its territory online. the launch.

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easy—to—read dashboards that are made for young kids, but older adults like it too. 0r, frankly, even dysonegance and great colour, but are very light and easy to put over your head or vacuum the floor. what are the barriers, or some of the barriers, for businesses fighting to exploit the ageing marketplace? probably the greatest barrier for business and, frankly, society in general is the story of old age. business, like many of us, unfortunately, continues to believe that, you know, those older people, they don't buy anything new or they're not willing to change brands or they're set in their ways. or the big myth, they don't like technology. these beliefs are actually keeping them from innovating things that excite and delight the most lucrative, largest, fastest—growing market in the world. and by the way, you may find it fun that the catalyst to this innovation in the longevity economy are women. indeed, in the longevity economy, the future is female. joe, we've seen retirement ages creeping up in many countries, and especially to try and control the soaring costs of paying out for pen

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done the newest operating systems to good ludy, what i see these the buses, the little cute little dyson says this to the, to the most of the looking at faso celebrates one year, says the crew of the country ruling president, captain bryan char e, says he is on the long road to independence. the route taken is difficult to have a fight against imperialism and imperialism is not only those who are on the side. he does this, especially the domestic life to use inside. there are other things that have been experiencing since they want us to move on of those in holland menchie election. today, this map was social democratic party, which opposes ministry support for ukraine. current the needs the pipe so basically even though most of my protecting our compatriots and on that.

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the thing is, the bus is the little gear, little dyson says this done both of the master and her attendance, and you're watching this season's penultimate episode of going underground broadcasting all around the world from do by in the you. a few weeks ago, we spoke the pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour hersh about his bombshell report of the united states blew up in wood stream pipeline destabilizing your energy supplies. in closing, what may have been the single biggest meeting the mission events ever recorded, and environmental catastrophe, and now hush, the legend region that's known for exposing cover ups likely us armies massacre the lion, torture of prisoners and upgrade joints being gained from washington dc with more evolutions, this time reporting that the c i a was well aware that ukrainian president allowed him is lensky and his own to rogers embezzled hundreds of millions of dollars in usaid. thank you so much. i cipher coming back on. i mean, after reviewing that the terror attack, tell me about this $400000000.00 of us public money. and, and i think of most american m

it is an honor and a pleasure to introduce him to you now, and michael dyson. -- eric michael dyson. give it up for dr. cox. >> i know you are ready to get down. ♪ i am from detroit. [applause] midwest. when you tried to get in, detroit was drop in aretha franklin on you. smokey robinson was saying i've got sunshine on a cloudy day. when it is cold outside. so brooklyn, recognize what up though. stevie wonder. when you believe in things you do not understand and then you suffer. superstition ain't the way. detroit established the foundations of which we rest on right now. what up? brooklyn is a nice little brother and sister. we appreciate you. [applause] [laughter] did i mention that letitia james and i have the same birthday? a little sibling rivalry. we are honored to be here today. we know we are living in the middle of a crisis. a crisis of imagination. a crisis of conceiving democracy yet again. we know the forces of white supremacy and the hateful articulation of an orange apparition that denies the legitimacy of our humanity joined by floridians that want to ban books, black

newest, really going to be systems to build a new do what i see these the buses, the little cute little dyson says this tutorial on both of the china and a rush. this is something they provide to me in most cases of the further develop. but until then, nations old with the strong by that from 5 perhaps a troop rotation or perhaps the munition to fluid positions at any rate it's on the far as i see that for us on a russian of offices on the front lines you praise and the big cheese squabbles and keep things together on the battlefield that made a massive wave of dismissals among senior defense official from us in a labor. so i campos at the us alternative industry with the one who's demanding.

so they appointed a judge , lord dyson, appointed a judge, lord dyson, to investigate what happened, the truth. and he not understanding television, made some catastrophic errors by not naming steve hewlett and john birt, the director general, as culprits. and all this putting all the blame on to tony hall. so what's happened today is they're trying hard to show that they're trying hard to show that the cover up went much further than the bbc has so far admitted. and what is perplexing about all this is that tim davie has no reason at all to defend the cover up. tim davie, the current director general. so why is it because as he is being dnven is it because as he is being driven by the bureaucracy , driven by the bureaucracy, because as we said before on this programme, he is a this programme, he is not a politician, a programme politician, he's not a programme maker. he doesn't understand what he is letting himself for. in >> but the problem is here though, tom, he is fighting forces that i think are going to end up overpowering the bbc because you've got earl spencer, obviously dia

so they appointed a judge , lord dyson, appointed a judge, lord dyson, to investigate what happened,to the truth. and he not understanding television, made some catastrophic errors by not naming steve hewlett and john birt, the director general, as culprits. and all this putting all the blame on to tony hall. so what's happened today is they're trying hard to show that they're trying hard to show that the cover up went much further than the bbc has so far admitted. and what is perplexing about all this is that tim davie has no reason at all to defend the cover up. tim davie, the current director general. so why is it because as he is being dnven is it because as he is being driven by the bureaucracy , driven by the bureaucracy, because as we said before on this programme, he is a this programme, he is not a politician, a programme politician, he's not a programme maker. he doesn't understand what he is letting himself for. in >> but the problem is here though, tom, he is fighting forces that i think are going to end up overpowering the bbc because you've got earl spencer, obviously d

rich urchin dyson souvenirs sold all over everywhere. in other words lots of money is changing hands in big dollars in commercial activities in a very long list of people and businesses are getting paid in making profits. and the olympics have no business -- and that term is understood. thee is no competition in products they are selling but there's an exception. the exception are the ads. consider that people who watch the games or want to be associated with them, with the advertisements, do so because they want to watch the ads. or because they want to be associated with the ads. the athletes are the stars. they bring the fans and they bring their advertisers and the sponsors. consider what would they be worthif if they didn't have cars and with all due respect i don't think the olympic rings would be very much if they didn't have the athletes. consider one other example which i use educating players about what their role is. if tomorrow we changed every person who have every job in the u.s. olympics and threwew them t and put on the g

the bbc has apologised for this abjectly and lord dyson carried out an inquiry and he roundly accused the whole of it . find out the whole of it. >> let's find out what really went on and how did this in any way contribute to or could it be seen to have contributed towards the situation or the circumstances that led up to diana's death? >> well , i diana's death? >> well, i think prince william said it all. >> he said it made the marriage they were only separated at the time, 1995, november . they were only separated at the time, 1995, november. i remember it very well . the prince and it very well. the prince and princess of wales were only separate covid. but that made that was the final curtain. >> and after that, her majesty the queen said to prince charles, it's got to be divorce. >> so that's set in train. everything that happened thereafter for. so i think i mean, diana and her brother charles, who were the youngest of the of the family , there were of the of the family, there were there were two older sisters. they were extremely, extremely close as children . extremely close