she's the president of the royal society of chemistry. she joins us from london. so until tell us a bit more about these cabinets. so they will see when is that the nobel prize a district to try you this morning and, and yes, absolutely. um quantum doors, so really important development and chemistry and then science. we're probably there, especially the core to set the tiny tiny crystals on the, on the amount of scale. so just a few solutions actually in each of these quantum thoughts on because of their semi conduct st. properties, they have really important top locations. so for example, they come up sort of you, i would like to start with some on contract tips to different we planes so in many different colors. and so the application of these quantum thoughts and in our equity lives are, are going to be really important. for example, in a, in a television screen. so next generation televisions are using these quite a few thoughts because it could bright start shop per. i'm foster colored transitions and display so where are televisions? are computer screens of

the royal society applauded temeryazevo. member of the edinburgh and manchester botanical societies, an honorary member of the universities of geneva, glasgow and cambridge, and of course, his native st. petersburg academy of sciences. october revolution temeryazev accepted unconditionally. the soviet government reciprocated and promoted the world-famous scientist in every possible way. the famous film “baltic deputy” with nikolai cherkasky was dedicated to timeryazev. him in the leading role. one of timeryazev’s mottos were his own words: work for science, write for the people. that's why.

isaac newton was the president of the royal society when catesby landed in charleston, so you had the ferment and the coffee houses were the places to be where for a penny, you get a saucer of coffee and read all the newspapers that you wanted to and also, there were pirates. so, catesby landed in the golden age of piracy in the caribbean. >> talk about that, he responded in his efforts by black beard. >> not directly, but black beard blockaded charleston before catesby arrived there. and one of the things we don't understand, think about how many obstacles that were to the safe passage of plants and animals, collections and specimens, from the new world back to the old when you had storms, you had pirates were definitely an issue. in his letter, he mentions that certain shipments were way laid by pirates on the way back to london and the animal specimens that he was unfortunately forced to kill, he would sometimes put them in rum, which didn't always make it across the ocean from the atlantic crossing the ocean thanks to thirsty sailors. so it was quite an opportunity to learn more a

the royal society applauded temeryazev's work. he also became a corresponding member of the edinburgh and manchester botanical societies. honorary members of the universities of glasgow and cambridge, and of course, my native st. petersburg. academy of sciences. timeryazev accepted the october revolution unconditionally: the soviet government reciprocated and promoted the world- famous scientist in every possible way. the famous film - baltic deputy with nikolai cherkasov in the title role. one of temeryazev’s mottos were his own words: work for science, write for the people. that's why. he not only created scientific works, but was also a popularizer of natural science. among his works are a book by the french scientist louis pasteur, biographies of marat and garibaldi, and a translation into russian of charles darwin's work, the origin of species. we still use temeryazev’s discoveries. for example, back in 1872 he made the first in russia "with an aqueous nutrient solution. plants only needed sun, they bloomed and fruited all ye

speech at the royal society in london, rishi sunak said humanity could lose control of ai and terrorist use it to spread fear and destruction. he also announced the formation of the world's first ai safety institute root here in the uk to explore the risks and share the data with the world. get this wrong and i could make it easier to build chemical or biological weapons . chemical or biological weapons. >> terrorist groups could use ai >> terrorist groups could use al to spread fear and destruction on an even greater scale . on an even greater scale. criminals could exploit ai for cyber attacks, disinformation , cyber attacks, disinformation, action fraud or even child sexual abuse. and in the most unlikely but extreme cases , unlikely but extreme cases, there is even the risk that humanity could lose control of ai completely through the kind of ai sometimes referred to as superintelligence . superintelligence. >> the number of cars built in the uk increased by almost 40% last month. the society of motor manufacturers and traders says more than 88,000 vehicles left uk factories . that'

i thinkhe newton was the presidt of the royal society when they landed in charleston so you had coffeehouses yet coffee and read the newspapers that you wanted to. and also they were pirates and in the mediterranean and america. >> we talked about that and by blackbeard black here contribute had blockaded him a couple of years ago before he arrived there and one of the fascinating things that i got to understand to think about how many obstacles in the plans and animal collections in jihad storms pirates were an issue and they mentioned certain shipments were relayed by pilots on the way back to london, there was a classic problem the animals pessimism forced to kill and he would put them in room which didn't always make it across the ocean thanks to thirsty sailors. it was quite an opportunity to learn more about the entire world and so many things at the beginning and great britain it under britain was just beginning the rise to imperial power at this point and he was really becoming the force that we would know as the following century 50 years later the sun never sets on the british empi

isaac newton was the president of the royal society when when he landed in charleston. and so had this this ferment, you know, the coffeehouses were the places to be where you could for a penny, you get saucer of coffee and read all newspapers you wanted to. and so. oh, and also there were pirates so to be landed in the middle of the golden age of piracy in the mediterranean and in the caribbean. and very important for talking about because he he was stymied his efforts by blackbeard. that's right well not directly but but so blackbeard had blockaded charleston just a couple of years before kate spear arrived there. and one of the fascinating things i really got to, understand, was, you know, we don't think how many obstacles there were to the safe passage of plants and animals, you know, collection specimens in that sort of thing from the new world back to the old when you had storms had pirates definitely an issue in his letters ksb mentions that certain shipments waylaid by pirates on the way back london so it really happened and then there was the the classic proble

with george vancouver in the original english expeditions, first recorded in his logs to the royal london society the fact that he'd seen agriculture in hawaii like he'd never seen anywhere else before and that these systems were more abundant, more productive than anything they had ever experienced around the world. he also added that the only thing left to do is to make plantation workers out of these people. the united states, through the illegal takeover of hawaii in 1893 to 1898, undermined hawaii's agricultural capacities. hawaii moved into this raging sugarcane monocrop production, as well as pineapple monocrop production, wherein they totally decimated the land. and organizations like monsanto, they got a foothold in hawaiian in the 1950s. these indigenous practices... disregarded by the americans from 1898 to the present day, have led to the environmental degradation of hawaii. (sawing) we still have the memory, and we're working on trying to reestablish those food systems. food forests are designed to capture water and hold water. food forests survive in droughts. food forests survive i

speaking at the royal society in london, rishi sunak said humanity could lose control of ai and terroristroups could use it to spread fear and destruction. he also announced the formation of the world's first ai safety institute here in the uk to explore the risks and to share their data with the world. >> get this wrong and ai could make it easier to build chemical or biological weapons. make it easier to build chemical or biological weapons . terrorist or biological weapons. terrorist groups could use ai or biological weapons. terrorist groups could use al to spread fear and destruction on an even greater scale , and criminals greater scale, and criminals could exploit ai for cyber attacks , disinformation, fraud attacks, disinformation, fraud or even child sexual abuse . and or even child sexual abuse. and in the most unlikely but extreme cases, there is even the risk that humanity could lose control of ai completely through the kind of ai sometimes referred to as superintelligence . as superintelligence. >> the number of cars built here in the uk increased by almost 40% last month. th

. >> common as well they're really laying on the slurs radius and so this is published in the royal societyays that that women frogs, if they're not happy with somebody, will just basically spread out like this and just pretend that they're dead. and just pretend that they're dead . i mean, that sounds like dead. i mean, that sounds like something that would make you go faster. >> louis no, it doesn't. it's like, you know, it's just bad lovers, basically. and i think it tends to work . that's what it tends to work. that's what they say. it tends to work, right? >> of course it does. >> of course it does. >> yeah, of course it does. >> yeah, of course it does. >> if you think you've killed her. best leave her. yeah. and you best to leave it alone. >> nowadays . maybe >> especially nowadays. maybe back day, you could back in the day, you could get away paul , going away with it. you, paul, going to destroy your career with a comment ? comment on this? >> don't it just reminds >> i don't know. itjust reminds me. , i love it's me. i mean, i love it. it's brilliant. okay, good on them. good the

coincidences happened to pull off the shelf the 1865 volume of the philosophic transactions of the royal society. why would i do that? long story. i opened it up just to see kind of things. are people talking about in 1865? and i found james clerk maxwell's paper on the electromagnetic field. no. those of you who are not scientists out of this, we got idea that electricity and magnetism can be expressed as fields that fluctuate and the fluctuation of the one supports the fluctuation of the other and turns things from just fields into ways in a field. and you say, what good is that? well, a fellow named hertz said, huh, that can't be right. that means if i just jiggle some electricity back and forth, i could set up waves that could be picked up by an antenna. oh, my gosh. and a fellow named marconi says. these are going out in every radius. course he use the italian word radio out of maxwell's equations. we the understanding of where light coming from why it moves way it does, how it can carry information in its spectrum of the atoms that it has encountered out this we have every bit of that is i

speaking at the royal society in london, rishi sunak said humanity could lose control of ai and terrorist groups could use it to spread fear and destruction. he also announced the formation of the world's first ai safety institute in the uk to explore the risks and share with the world its data. >> to get this wrong , share with the world its data. >> to get this wrong, an ai could make it easier to build chemical or biological weapons as terrorist groups could use ai as terrorist groups could use al to spread fear and destruction on an even greater scale. criminals could exploit ai for cyber attacks, disinformation , cyber attacks, disinformation, charleton fraud, or even child sexual abuse. and in the most unlikely but extreme cases , unlikely but extreme cases, there is even the risk that humanity could lose control of ai completely through the kind of ai sometimes referred to as superintelligence . superintelligence. >> now, two medics have been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage after a just stop oil protest at london's natural history museum in front of dozens of shocked touri

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we've been working 11 lab, which we've been working with royal television with with the royal television societyg and society, and they came along and gave and you can gave a talk. and you can basically exactly basically replicate exactly somebody's voice. and you can also translate it real time. also translate it in real time. so if you have a commentator, for you remember for example, do you remember murray to do the murray walker used to do the racing. he had wonderful, excited the excited passion about the commentary. and commentary. i went abroad and many and some the local many times and some of the local commentators bit more commentators were a bit more pedestrian, put it that pedestrian, let's put it that way. you could have murray way. you could now have murray walker's any language, walker's voice in any language, and sound as though and it would sound as though he's speaking though he were he's speaking as though he were a so really a native. so it is really incredible. the dangerous thing is is it can is this is that it can absolutely in a matter of seconds, can pick up all of your

this royal had been taken captive by him off of the palestinian factions posted in prison. the society has told l 20 that at least 70 palestinians in the occupied with bank of vin to ty and by is rarely false. as i have an ice. this is in addition to at least do the work is from cancer who around to the north of for problem. since the start off, because a more, more than 1200 palestinians have been detained in the occupied west bank, about 6000 palestinian prisoners were already being held as ready. giles before the latest round of a risk, including $53.00 women and $170.00 children. the majority of all these people under administrative detention best attention without charge or they are charged with incitement on social media. and even if they do face the trial, they are prosecuted in military courts of human rights groups say they face difficult conditions and hoss interrogation techniques for the adult. how many reports started out as a normal day was that as is often the case in the occupied was backed, it turned into a bloody one. 0, doing the thought of just so you know we were h

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the british royal system continues to support the zionist regime, but a large number of people in this country consider london's support contrary to the wishes of the british societye heads of the united states and england continued their biased policies against the israeli regime, despite the disasters in gaza, one after the other , they went to the occupied territories to support the zionist regime in the israeli war and the killing of the palestinians. we definitely support israel's right to defend itself, which should be in accordance with international law, and a lesson for hamas. i know you have done your best to ensure that no more civilians are killed. in this trip, sunak introduces the british community in support of israel. this is after the bombing. the biggest anti-zionist demonstrations in recent years were held in several cities, including london, with the presence of many people from different walks of life and religions, and even jewish clerics condemned israel's crimes and raised the palestinian flag as a sign of support for them. we jews have always been against the existence of israel. he acted against all the teachings of the jewish religion an

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the king and the royal family have said things that you were certainly, as the israeli ambassador would be with. but there be very happy with. but there are other parts of british societys society that you may be less happy with. there was an israeli demonstration outside outside a jewish demonstration outside the bbc last night. they still won't. oh a gunman in brussels. that's a terrorist act. right. but the murder of 1200 people and hamas are not classed as terrorists . how do you feel terrorists. how do you feel about the bbc? >> so i think if the bbc wants to stick to its values, which is accuracy and telling the truth and there is something really wrong about looking at a terror attack that , you know, nothing attack that, you know, nothing can be more clear than what hamas committed on saturday, october 7th. i mean, all the world has seen, never has seen such a terror attack. you know, filmed and videoed and broadcast almost so i think the bbc should think whether it stands for its values, they say they mustn't take sides. >> oh, well, i think by not calling them terrorists, they definitely take sides. >> you know what? the >> and you know what? not the right be

the king and the royal family have said things that you were certainly, as the israeli ambassador would be with. but there be very happy with. but there are other parts of british societys society that you may be less happy with. there was an israeli demonstration outside outside a jewish demonstration outside the bbc last night. they still won't. oh a gunman in brussels. that's a terrorist act. right. but the murder of 1200 people and hamas are not classed as terrorists . how do you feel terrorists. how do you feel about the bbc? >> so i think if the bbc wants to stick to its values, which is accuracy and telling the truth and there is something really wrong about looking at a terror attack that , you know, nothing attack that, you know, nothing can be more clear than what hamas committed on saturday, october 7th. i mean, all the world has seen, never has seen such a terror attack. you know, filmed and videoed and broadcast almost so i think the bbc should think whether it stands for its values, they say they mustn't take sides. >> oh, well, i think by not calling them terrorists, they definitely take sides. >> you know what? the >> and you know what? not the right be

society. president leo kearse is with us. you'll hear more from him imminently. you're with the saturday five live on on mark dolan tonight. >> in my big opinion, royal mail is now days on end for that important invoice post, pat would be spinning in his grave . it pat would be spinning in his grave. it might take a ten comedy writer richard curtis apology quizzes for fat jokes and his un—pc movies. remember the good old days when films were allowed to be funny? plus, mark meets the pundits and tomorrow's papers . we're live . tomorrow's papers. we're live. at nine. >> welcome back to the saturday five. your emails have been flying in as ever. cheers very much for them. tucker has written in. i wonder if it's tucker carlson. he says, oh, it's definitely not. it's not multiculturalism that's gone wrong. multiculturalism has worked , says tucker. britain's worked, says tucker. britain's a multicultural country. what has gone wrong , seriously wrong is gone wrong, seriously wrong is into grecian that has really, really failed. antonio says. don't forget prison is where criminals are locked up. so society is safe from them. i know i say we should put benjamin butten