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following that meeting, the president said apple theyjust stopped �*em, to pay the tariffs.inging manufacturing back to america oracle and 0penai — to ramp up us investment. and we're proud to build on our long—standing us investment." it all follows a trend of similar promises made previous pledges. now, just a short time ago, at 5:00 gmt — "what did you do last week?" mr musk, who heads the department of government efficiency — president trump defended the email as a way of weeding even knows that they work for the government. so by asking the question, "tell us what you did this and then if you don't answer, like, you're sort of semi—fired because they don't even exist. they're trying to find... that's how badly various parts of our government were run. of fraud so far. and we've just started. terry haines is founder of washington dc based consultancy pangaea policy. he told me the email had raised a lot of its own and agencies including the defense department, the fbi and others — thejustice department — so what you have got here is a situation where one the issue, and y

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i always love seeing gulls eating starfish because theyjust look really hilarious when they're tryingsort of, octopus, also invasive parakeets. but as food becomes harder to find, more gulls are dining on human leftovers. oh, my god! pop out for lunch in any city centre and it's easy to find you're eating. so scientists want to understand more about why it's our food that's bringing them into town — absolutely anything. it can be chips, it can be pigeons, rats, fish, the data will be used to map what gulls are eating population declines. of bird flu, the scientists say the study will raise awareness helen briggs, bbc news. just time to you on couple of first of couple of stories. first of all, the health of the pope. pope condition to be critical. we continues to be critical. we are looking at pictures of the gemelli hospital where the pope gemelli bospitalwhereihe pope beenin gemelli bospitalwhereihe pope been in residence since has been in residence since friday. he has suffered a last friday. he has suffered a respiratory crisis and he is more unwell than he more unwell than yester

patients don't care where medicines come from — theyjust want effective drugs. faster and more effectivecepticism. so, on one hand, biology is slow and complex and full of unknowns, of doing experiments. 0n the other hand, a lot of making a medicine is finding correlations and connections across really big, vast data sets, and also putting to give you a concrete example. getting a drug to patients takes 7:2: of thousands sfihésjénhléf'w w of thousands of pages of tens of thousands of pages of reports regulatory filings, i am reports and regulatory filings, i am confident a of will be confident a lot of that will be automated in the coming years automated in the eonfihgyears of ai. because clearly, in the early days, you were giving away this sort of stuff for free. so we've been at this for more than ten years. lab, so i've kind of been in both worlds, and that's how i saw isawa i saw a need for better scientific tools and i thought i was equipped start w wwwstarthuilewintw w start buildinthhem. we actually do still give away part of benchling for free. in the world, so if you have an edu

the move comes after apple ceo tim cook met following that meeting, the president said apple theyjust's announcement follows similar commitments from other tech giants — to ramp up us investment. on the future of american innovation, and we're proud to build on our long—standing us investment." it all follows a trend of similar promises made although it didn't follow through on some of those previous pledges. michelle fleury. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. and asked recipients to reply with approximately five bullet points outlining their accomplishments in the mr musk, who heads the department of a check to see if the employee had a pulse and was capable we have people that don't show up to work and nobody actually working?" and then if you don't answer, like, you're sort of semi—fired or you're fired because a lot of people are not answering that's how badly various parts of our government were run. of fraud so far. and we've just started. is there, because maybe somebody stole the gold. terry haines is founder of washington dc—based consultancy pangaea policy

well, they're being more careful with sharing obviously, theyjust shared the statement of volodymyr zelenskythey point out that, well, yes, there are lots of conversations. then he also asked to finish it in 100 days. that it is possible to do so. ursula von der leyen has been speaking in vilnius alongside the three baltic leaders. and belarusian grids had been discussed for decades but gained momentum after russia's invasion of ukraine in 2022. the sucessful switchover was announced by the president of lithuania, gitanas nauseda. system with the continental european system has been successfully completed. this is a historic moment, marking the end of a long journey for lithuania, latvia and estonia. ursula von der leyen emphasised the historical today, history is made. we connect the baltic states to our continental are being dismantled. neighbours will be a thing of the past. this is freedom. freedom from threats. i spoke to franak viacorka, a nonresident fellow journalist from belarus. he also works as an advisor for the belarusian it's truly a big, big deal. basically, baltic states, the

and theyjust, every time, you know, the pressurised gas is filled out, they can use a new one and replacelittle bit safer to drink. banning mobile phones and schools does not improve grades or mental health, is or mental health, it is according to a new extensive peer—reviewed study. university of found students of birmingham found students level exercise and level sleep, exercise and academic record did not differ between schools with a mobile phone ban and those without, this appears to contradict a study from last summer that found schools that banned mobile phones see better gsc mobile phonessee better gsc 700,000 women in results. 700,000 women in england will take part in a new trial to see if the latest ai trial to see if the letésfél” can triel te eee if the. letee’tjel” can speed triel te eee if the leeee’e’ei” can speed up breast screening. currently two ca ncerrscreening; qorrently two are ca ncerrscreening; qorrentty two are needed ca noerrsoreening; qorrentty two are needed a specialists are needed a mammogram and it is hoped the new tool will enable just one to complete the

the move comes after apple ceo tim cook met following that meeting, the president said apple theyjustmanufacturing back to america a top priority, from other tech giants — including microsoft, softbank, oracle and openai — to ramp up us investment. in a statement, apple ceo tim cook said... of those previous pledges. michelle fleury. now, at midnight in washington dc, a deadline passed for us federal employees to respond the email — sent over the weekend — was headlined "what did you do last week?" in the last week and cc their manager. mr musk, who heads the department of government efficiency — president trump defended the email as a way of weeding out people who "don't even exist". we have people that don't show up to work and nobody so by asking the question, "tell us what you did this actually working?" because they don't even exist. they're trying to find... and we've just started. as you can imagine this has a lot of people talking, especially within federal government in washington, dc. and said that responding to this is voluntary. instructed their employees not to respond to

. the world intervene on on the behalf of one of the world's worst and most prolific alleged sex theyjustean donald trump? i do mean donald trump. yes. are you clear that he's been involved in this? i know the trump administration has been involved, one must think that it's come with his blessing. do you have an understanding of what the process has been, how this decision has been reached? but it has happened. the reports are that this morning where they'll be landing shortly. that you're looking to bring? that will go ahead. but the concern is here that there will be no criminal prosecution of the tates for their alleged crimes. i don't think they'll ever face justice in romania now. for having let them leave. i think it's fanciful to think that they'll return. there is an extradition request by the uk authorities for the tates' extradition to england. that request was made to romania and approved. there is a treaty between the uk and us for extradition, but whether the trump administration will honour that in the case of the tates, ijust don't know. given the support that they've given

theyjust had no plan for a mass invasion. and so they weren't ready.commander on the ground, general avi rosenfeld, who wouldn't admit to his superiors that he had been beaten already so they didn't figure out until about 12 noon that he was completely beaten. and so they start sending big reinforcements around iiam, so, by the time they're sending real reinforcements, was from the jerusalem speaking to my colleague taylor. 77 between israel and hamas on the next phase of the gaza ceasefire have begun in cairo. the first phase is set to expire on saturday, during negotiations. let's speak to our middle east correspondent, it has taken a while for talks to begin. what do we know is " ”gisfibeing’” ’ fis being discussed about what is beingfdiscussed the about what is beingfaiscuaaad the moment? about what is beingdiscussed i w— about what is beingdisc i the moment? at the moment? yes, indeed, these - were _ at the moment? yes, indeed, these - were delayed. - at the moment? yes, indeed, l these - were delayed. they these talks were delayed. they were to ha

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romanian prosecutors agreed to let them leave the country. allegations of rape, trafficking minors theyjust't understand it. tommy: the good, the bad, the fury will follow with ex—girlfriend molly mae hague. that's it. you're all caught up, have a great night! hello and welcome along to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerrins. it's a four—game ban for mourinho. he's heavily penalised for his comments following the istanbul derby. it's disappointment for daniil medvedev in dubai. day two of formula 1 testing. from the touchline. he's been given a four—game ban and fined over £35,000 for his mourinho was also reprimanded following his post—match

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