and, alderley, thatis something like that. and, alderley, that is what we did.tain that we were going to blow up, we shot it at 130,000 frames a second, and we filmed multiple versions of setting offa filmed multiple versions of setting off a firecracker charges, various different colours of firecrackers, various different densities. we shot the miklik 6a various different densities. we shot the miklik 64 different versions of this exposure. using the 3—d print of the mountain the explosion bubble wrapped itself the —— around the mountain vertically. it is quite funny, when you look at the shot, most people would think that the mountain range is real and the explosion is cg but it is actually com pletely explosion is cg but it is actually completely the other way around. the explosion elements are absolutely real and the mountains are all cg. you know, it is no secret there was a change in directors up went through the shoot of the movie and ron howard came on board. he is a fabulous director and he tried to have as little lamb ——an impact on the production as p

and there are many of the alderley and there are many young people who do not have full internet dataet a grant ora government is that they get a grant or a large financial tax incentive to help small organisations set up community newspapers. we have a wonderful magazine in harlow goes to aof wonderful magazine in harlow goes to a of local residents and i think those kind of projects should be given financial support whether it's through tax cuts or through a special local newspaper plant. the government says it has a review coming up over at the next few weeks and it could face a calamity because thousands of people will be disenfranchised from finding out what is going on in their local area without being able to find out what is happening in the local area. but harlow starr wasn't just a is happening in the local area. but harlow starr wasn'tjust a local paper or something that banned the community together, it was a local newspaper that had built up social capital in the town and that's what local community newspapers do and we are facing a calamity. briefly, in this void, what a

let's discuss this a bit more with annie shaw, a personalfinancejournalist whojoins us from alderleyh, to automatically increase it for everybody irrespective of their circumstances? it's been one of the su ccesses , circumstances? it's been one of the successes, i think of government pensions policy. i think you had that little clip from amber rudd who said when the contributions rate happened last time, very few drops from it. to get people to do the right thing, you get them, you opt them into something. they don't have to ta ke them into something. they don't have to take action rather than, in order to take action rather than, in order to opt out. before this auto enrolment was brought in from people had to sign up to a pension scheme when you got a job. you would be handed a big pile of documents from your pension scheme and a lot of people never got around to it, com pletely people never got around to it, completely bamboozled by it. this automatically puts them into the scheme and they have to actually ta ke scheme and they have to actually take action to opt out. this has be