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bristol, called fashion of flight, has been exploring the many changes over the years. 0ur reporter alastaira look. the evolution of the cabin crew dress reflects a journey through a very different cultural age, when air travel was exciting and cabin crew its brand icons. when the british airlines start using jumbo jets next may, the glamour girls who fly in them will charm their 340 passengers with a complete new wardrobe designed by london couturier clive. i guess you can see, sort of starting in the 1950s, itjust looks like a sort i mean, they literally were military uniforms when they first started. um, and you can see, i mean, this is a slightly later version of the original design from the 50s, and it's starting to soften, get a little bit less military. you're starting to lose the belt and the tie, but you've still got a very military hat, obviously. so this one has got my favourite item as part of the uniform, which is this fantastic red coat. yeah, it's amazing. so this is the red riding hood uniform. i can see why. peak 1960s. and it's got this lovely hooded coat with a removable h

oh lord, i'm very, very confident kamala harris will win and here is alastair campbell's own personalp dog. now, i think i was wrong because i'm an optimist and i hate the idea of being right pessimistically. i think you can be a false prophet and right, you can align yourself with the worst instincts of humanity. you can assume . can assume. >> don't worry rory, alastair will let you sleep at the foot of his bed tonight for a little bit of comfort. james o'brien is taking it well. >> doesn't matter enough. the fact that he tried to steal the last election, the fact that he was prepared to subvert the entire democratic process up to and including, oh, and little miss impartiality, emily maitlis, she lost the plot when donald trump talked about the eating cats and dogs. >> half of america was just thinking, this is. i can't believe what he's saying. this is going to be the end of him swearing, and i will. >> i mean, i'll tell emily off later, but because i know she started the swearing, but it may be the middle of the night in britain, but there's still a little bit sensitive about tha

this week, alastair�*s looking to the skies for guidance.e're going to get some help navigating from up there. she is getting hangry with a robot hand. no pressure, but i am quite hungry. i'm not sure how peeling that lettuce is looking after having that done to it. and spencer leaps forward to the year 2125. from eye to eye with a cuttlefish. doesn't he need a snorkel for that? mit's computer science and artificial intelligence laboratory is a world leading facility, but today i've come facility, but today i've come to teach you a thing or two to the robots. that is not the people. in a bid to help them behave as humanly as possible, especially with the tasks that we wouldn't give a second thought to. this reinforcement learning where the machines mimic humans, is how the ai is trained. it aims to make the bots less, well, robotic and more multi—skilled. this motion is actually independent of where we place the glass and the pitcher, so we can have a much more adaptive system that does not need to have everything specified precisely. in fac

hey, alastair, you found me. 0kay, here we are. let's go and see some magical secret stuff.here we go. these are the drones in question. 0bviously, these ones are in the workshop. so this is where drones are. maintains all the drones that we have every night on the show. so it'sjust like a commercial aircraft almost. they they do a pre—flight check. they check the motors, they check the antennas, the communication, the lights, everything is checked. and if there's any issue with a specific drone, they just take out that drone and they put in another drone that's ready to go. the drone they use has been specially adapted for this use. it weighsjust 600g, with an led light on the front and a large antenna. the tech and the software behind it is made by french company drone source. hi. hello. bonjour. this is the drone. and so, how do you get them to stay in the right place in the sky? well, everything is pre—programmed. we use gps. we use the wi—fi as well. we have a different way of communicating with the drones. and then you have 500 drones all moving in sync together. yes.

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minister for veterans alastair cairns spoke to eamonn and isabel this morning. >> i think, you know,t there makes absolute sense from my perspective. you know, the war was fought in france, so being alongside the french to remember those that have fallen is fantastic news. and i fully support it. you know, i had the i had the privilege yesterday of marching for the first time in the front rank of veterans past the front rank of veterans past the cenotaph. and it's a moment for this country to reflect and remember the sacrifices of so many people who laid down their lives to protect the freedoms we enjoy. so the pm going over to france is a good thing, to stand along the french and remember the sacrifice that took place . the sacrifice that took place. >> in other news, the kremlin has today denied reports that us president elect donald trump spoke with russian president vladimir putin, casting the media reports as pure fiction. the washington post and reuters news agency, both previously reported that the call had taken place. it comes as joe biden is reportedly set to make a persona

minister for veterans alastair cairns spoke to eamonn and isabel a short while ago. >> i think you knowg out >> i think you know, going out there makes absolute sense from my perspective. you know, the war was fought in france. so being alongside the french to remember those that have fallen is fantastic news and i fully support it. you know, i had the i had the privilege yesterday of marching for the first time in the front rank of veterans past the front rank of veterans past the cenotaph, and it's a moment for this country to reflect and remember the sacrifices of so many people who laid down their lives to protect the freedoms we enjoy. so the pm going over to france is a good thing to stand along the french and remember the sacrifice that took place to the sacrifice that took place to the us, where donald trump has held a phone conversation with russian president vladimir putin to discuss the war in ukraine. >> that's according to the washington post. us media is reporting that trump warned putin not to escalate the conflict. it comes as joe biden is reportedly set to make a person