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played off stage and hosts a five-hour radio show today marks the 110th anniversary of the birth of allan turing, one of the greatest mathematicians of the 20th century, pioneers of computer science and computer technology. he was born in london on june 23, 1912. from childhood he showed genius at 24 turing proposed to create an abstract computer capable of solving any problems and it is considered a model of a modern computer during world war ii. he broke the code of the german cipher machine. nygma finally, in 1950 turing, formulated a theory. about creation. artificial intelligence in his article computers and mind, the fate of the scientist was tragic, he was a homosexual, and in england then turing prison was supposed to be for this agreed to chemical castration, but undermined his health and became depressed. then he closed himself off from the world and died in the summer of 1954. alan turing wrote the first computer program for playing chess and the first computer music, his portraits are depicted on the new fifty- pound banknote. an institution and an asteroid are named after him

david: like edgar allan poe. sylvester: yeah, exactly my point. haggard, gone, dead at 39. is rough. it is almost like being a composer. every word, as you know, is a note. it is not just typing. anyone can type, anyone can talk into a recorder. but to actually get the fluidity and the essence of dialogue, it is beautiful. but it is hard. david: so if you were starting today in hollywood and you are giving advice to a young actor, writer, producer, what would you say? would you say forget motion picture theaters and go into the streaming or what? sylvester: i would say that, yeah. i think you could do a couple of indies to learn your chops. but the day of the entrepreneurial, of grabbing life by the seat of the pants, going with your gut instinct, is over. "rocky" would never be made today. this never would've happened. "the godfather" would not be made today. david: so today, you think the motion picture business is changing and streaming is taking over? you think the motion picture industry as you knew it will survive? sylvester: i don't think it will ever have the golden

every household has built a septic, then that's put a stop the open definition on the streams banks. allan let the weather benefit by letter, but i was either meliss. oh it is. that is possibility of every house will here to keep the village clean asked is the 1st village along the cause of the stream. it flows down to hundreds of other villages. so if we keep it clean, but others will follow to saturday, when i have our bonnet level, whether in the country or in the city in india, it's often vivian who start such initiatives, clean water and electricity, or red and poor neighborhoods. many people use kerosene lamps and cook on open fire, both of which can cause lung disease and both emit climate heater carbon dioxide locks me lives in an informal settlement in london, lou, a solar lamp chain to life. she started selling the lamps 3 years ago. the income from running her own small business allowed her to move a family into an apartment now to have both the light and running water. my place, my children suffered a lot. i have 2 daughters and i used to have to ask them to wake up at by the i

allan little, bbc news.been diagnosed with dementia in 2006. he had played for northern ireland in the 1958 world cup, before leading his country to the finals as manager in 1982, and again in 1986. he won a famous victory over hosts spain in 1982 which remains one of the sport's biggest upsets. billy bingham, who has died at the age of 90. a 17th—century ship which sank off the coast of norfolk has been found and experts say it's the most important maritime discovery since the mary rose was raised a0 years ago. the gloucester ran aground off the coast of great yarmouth in 1682, nearly killing the future king james stuart. the wreck�*s location was unknown until it was discovered by divers after a four—year search. she's the fastest british woman of all time but she's seen her training disrupted by the pandemic and her hopes of an olympic title at the 2020 tokyo games ruined by injury. now dina asher—smith has confirmed that she'll be competing at the birmingham commonwealth games where she'll be one of the

going, allan, allan, i don't want to hear that the criticisms are valid. the facts are clear. he has not done everything much less anything to blind. the price increases in the oil industry. in particular, the problem is joe by doesn't want to do anything to fix the problems that he's created because he would have to back up on the things that he has done by inflation is, is the real issue. it's, it's at a 40 year high and growing as, as the numbers show, gas prices were spiking from the moment that joe biden took office. and now he's trying to find anybody and everybody to blame instead of the buck stops here. he's the buck stops everywhere, but here president, ah, another news after algeria suspended a corporation treats with spain, madrid has claimed that russian influence was behind the decision. and does his b. chi fell back down that algeria was more and more aligned with russia. so this deficient to suspend the treaty didn't surprise me. adrienne has suspended the friendship and corp treaty after 2 decades, going as fast upon old non gus trade. it comes amid escalating

the previous one resigned to was sir alex allan. listens to newscast, he came in and spoke to us. you do many interviews on apart from this being an amazing podcast you wanted to be on, why did you feel the urge to speak out? i felt upset that christopher geidt, who was a very honourable man, had been put in a position where he felt he had no option but to resign. i've known him for many years and he is a dedicated public servant, a man with lots of integrity and he wouldn't have taken this decision lightly. it's very sad that it has come to this. can you help decode his letter because it's written in a very kind of behind the scenes operator kind of way. what does he really mean? well, i don't know the details but i mean, it's clear that he was asked to advise on something which, as he said in his letter, would have involved deliberate breaches of the ministerial code and he felt that put him in what he described as an impossible and odious position. and it was something that he just could not live with. as somebody who has worked

allan little, bbc news.nks or food charities in march, with one in five skipping meals or cutting portion sizes to cope with the cost of living. foodbanks are struggling with increasing demand at a time of falling donations. this report from our social affairs correspondent, michael buchanan. without mel hudson, hundreds of people each week would struggle to eat. she set up the slade green food bank at the start of the pandemic. but despite covid easing, her efforts are still desperately needed. have a lovely day. thank you. who was next? people need us more than ever, because the cost of living is spiralling at the moment, and the costs in shops are going up every day. sometimes we just have to accept that we need a little bit of help. i tell you what, it's difficult. i know _ it really is difficult. i know it is. - i've been independent all my life, i've had money in my pocket. - keith buckingham worked in construction, earning up to £40,000 before covid. he had a stroke during the pandemic, forcing him to

allan little, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise. hello there.rious blue sky and sunshine first thing. yes, a little bit of fair weather cloud is starting to develop now, but it's fine, dry and warm with it. different story, however, further north and west. here, we've got some low clouds, some murky conditions and some rain which will be quite persistent for the remainder of the afternoon. you can see exactly where i'm talking about across northwest scotland, parts of northern ireland. a few scattered showers into northern england and wales as well. but some of this rain could be quite persistent through the remainder of the afternoon. it'll be quite windy with it as well. generally a blustery day, but some sunny spells continuing across england and wales. the wind strengths noticeably stronger further north and west. we could potentially see gusts of winds close to 45—50 miles an hour in a place it's quite unusual for this time of year. so it's a blustery afternoon for some and temperatures a little bit more subdued — 14 or 15 degrees where the

allan lichtman there.international travellers to have a covid test in the 2a hours before boarding their flights. it will take effect from sunday. the move ends one of the last restrictions related to the pandemic in the us. i'm joined now by dr saad omer, a professor of medicine and the director of yale institute for global health. hello to you. just explain to me, then, why you think this has happened now.— me, then, why you think this has happened now. well, there are a few _ has happened now. well, there are a few decisions _ has happened now. well, there are a few decisions about - has happened now. well, there are a few decisions about this l are a few decisions about this pandemic but this is a reasonable decision, given the epidemiology of this virus in terms of cases and deaths right now so on balance, given that the summer travel season is coming up or is actually under way and the fact that the deaths are relatively lower at this point, i think it's a reasonable decision. and the travel industry

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allan little, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise. good afternoon.nd some nuisance rain, accompanied by gusty winds across much of western scotland, turning showery into northern ireland and northern england. that's how we are going to continue through the rest of the day. so, with the best of the sunshine comes the best of the warmth. we could see temperatures just peaking at 23 celsius. a little bit more disappointing if you've got the cloud, the wind and the rain further north. now, that rain will tend to ease as we go through the night, becoming quite showery in nature. so we keep a little bit of cloud here. elsewhere, it will be a relatively mild night, so temperatures widely into double figures first thing on sunday morning. but sunday will be a quieter, settled and sunnier day for many of us. the winds will be noticeably lighter. we are still going to run the risk of a few showers, chiefly through scotland, northern ireland and northern england, but the rain not as persistent as today. top temperatures in the sun — 22 degrees. hello this is bb

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allan little, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello.heavy showers around. not as many showers further south and some good spells of sunshine. the further south and east you are, mainly dry, sunny spells, just the odd shower. some more showers through wales, northern england. certainly some showers for northern ireland and some heavy ones, even spells of persistent rain in parts of scotland, where we will see wind gusts in the north—west touching 50mph. temperatures just ia degrees for stornoway, 22 the high in london. through this evening and tonight, some showers will continue. many will fade. we will see some clear spells to take us into the first part of sunday. temperatures around dawn 10, ii or 12 degrees. it should be a brighter start than we had today across scotland. some good spells of sunshine elsewhere. still some showers in the forecast, but not as many as we have today. still quite windy, but not as windy as it is today, and temperatures ranging from ia in glasgow to 21 degrees in norwich.

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off stage playing golf and hosting a five-hour radio show today marks 110 years since the birth of allan turing one of the greatest mathematicians of the 20th century, pioneers of computer science and computer technology. he was born in london on june 23, 1912. from childhood he showed genius at 24 turing proposed to create an abstract computer capable of solving any problems and it is considered a model of a modern computer during world war ii. he cracked the code of the german enigma cipher machine. finally, in 1950, turing formulated the theory of the creation of artificial intelligence in his article computers and mind fate of the scientist was tragic he was a homosexual, and in england then it was supposed to prison turing agreed to chemical castration, but undermined his health and fell into depression. then he closed himself off from the world and died in the summer of fifty-four . the institution's science awards and an asteroid are named after him. that was the day in history. my name is alexis i am colombian. i was born in colombia, my call sign is spartacus. i grew up from ita

allan little, bbc news. >> turning to france.th after voters gave emmanuel macron a second term as president, the coury heads to the polls again this weekend. this time in parliamentary elections determining how much power emmanuel macron's newly renamed renaissance party will have to govern and whether working with partners is able to keep its rivals at bay. left-wingers. thfirst round of voting will be sunday, followed by a runoff next weekend. our paris correspondent has been looking at what is at stake. >> having beaten the far right of the presidency, emmanuel macron is facing a new threat from the left. former marxist jean-luc melenchon a is threatening the government in parliamentary elections with a new alliance of greed and left wing poly -- parties. in case anyone misses what is at stake, his campaign literature has one slogan. prime minister. that is more wishful thinking than political probability. but his new alliance of socialists, communists, and greens is expected to make sweeping gains. >> he's very charismatic.

not at all, allan.time, because you're investing in a lot of companies that deal with tech solutions for those who are getting older. aging, well-being, mental, physical health, so much attention on startups in the market is always focussed on the younger, the younger, the younger. are there any companies that you admire in the public markets that are doing it right across all age spectrums? >> well, you know, that's an interesting question i haven't focussed on. i've focussed mainly on the private companies in that area there aren't that many public companies that are focussed specifically in the area we're thinking about i think that's yet to come because this is a relatively new area of investment, which is why i went into it it's the fastest growing part of the population there are going to be more people over the age of 60 by 2030 than there will be under 18 it's not the millennials who are growing, it's the older age group who have more money to spend. and despite what we read about in population

still are still using a gamble bottle to cut it about to shoot to report my galle pollock on have allan except with a polish film director. you might say, vice hosking knows about the events in valencia better than most of his colleagues . because he took an active part in making the documentary. there was once a town with the film tells the tragic story of one polish family in the valeo village of killeen who fell victim to the massacre. in the documentary was recently broadcast by poland, 1st tv channel music and caused a massive outcry. but that didn't stop and another polish studio from working on a similar film, oriental script writer and film director yourself. banashali says that today's youth knows very little about the events. and by lena, recently, a small action group in poland has launched historical reconstructions. but a veil has been drawn over the truth of what happened in valencia for too long aiming. however, strange it may seem that the topic remains quite unpopular in poland. political circles with dish on different spots. they're more bizarre. shouldn' dish on the h

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the committee will hold its 3rd having later on thursday. allan fisher reports now from washington d. c. it was the day before the capital riot and constituents of republican congressman body loudermilk were being given a tour of the building. one man in particular seemed interested in stairways and security checkpoints. not the usual tourist attractions. the same man who filmed himself walking towards capitol hill on the day of the riot, making broad threats against democratic members of congress. he has not been charged with any offence or there's no escape. pelosi schumer rattler will come in for the congressman, who's over during the visit said he did nothing wrong. these are folks who have never been washington these and they're, they're weird visitor, congress and they're wanting to speak to the committee. and because the committees never called me and asked me anything, they sent a letter. i mean really, they never sent it to me. your office never, no, never, never received the letter, never received a phone call. never received an email. they send it to you guys. the chairman

welcome to the news, allan life from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. russian missiles write down on keep hitting an apartment block while people was sleeping. scene as a message from president guten to g. 70 does meeting in germany. they're striving to ramp up the pressure on moscow with a move to ban russian gold exports a stand collapses during a bull fighting columbia, killing at least 4 people. dozens more, have been injured. and destroy parent seat on says in south africa, off to $21.00 young people, a found dead in a tavern. and on he to 17 dough with your sport. south korea's in g. chun secures the women's pga championship. thus we continue our build up to wimbledon. we'll hear from to tom sharpie and andy murray, and the sports biggest enigma mc teary os. ah, ah, hello, and welcome to the program or russian missiles have arraigned down on ukraine's capital for the 1st time in weeks. they've hit an apartment block in keys. this came just hours before leaders from the group of 7 wealthy nation started a summer in germany. they have reaffirmed their support for ukraine

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allan. >> i mean, i enjoyed what i meteorologist lawrence karnow is now here to tell us more about theholiday weekend. i know it's just the middle of the week, but we're all looking forward to it. that's what people care about. are we going to be able 4th of july and yeah, it's going to be tricky. they always are. but right now, here's your latest forecast. there's an area of low pressure. this can swing right off the coastline. >> on the 4th of july think will bring with it. a few clouds will plan on that. not going to be entirely clear. i think the fog, though, is going to be fairly patchy. the temperatures in the atmosphere kind of cooling off of that generally leads to less fog outside. so numbers go into the 50's in the 60's, right about 9 o'clock. and hopefully if all goes well, be able to see all the fireworks outside out there right now. that fog, though, is moving on shore. you see toward the golden gate bridge and want to see coming much more shallow than that. as of course, that could dampen the fireworks display specially place like pier 39. but low clouds will stretch furt

it was, or was some sort of racism that this is allan. you cannot de my, cate, our lance, contrary to law. and the court has said they were right. it was the government that was in the wrong and but there is violence. i know the government is dying, but fact there say those are the kenyans people bought harness. do you say ok, can you even get dick in your mouth already now to tell them what is happening on the other side of the border? what that we now actually dare say the undertaking and operations to such for people they called for a nurse. if not time now to be in one's picking up is being named as joseph arina. i just let me just share a couple of things for you. i'm. i'm seeing on youtube right now. susanna, the legal peakins, a leander must be up rooted illegal can can, can you explain what a legal beacons are very quickly? does all you do? it is illegal. yeah, he shows describing about the border lanes, but the government has the actual on 17, gazetted and gamma controlled area, they call it politics. why are we saying it is ille

geoff: mike reed and allan sherman wrote the tune, and i think they wrote it as an uptempo song.n because i had already cut a song of his on nick of time and they sent it to me. and i was gobsmacked, as they say in england. i just i knew right away what a gift that was. they said, i think you could do a good job with this. so many other people have covered it, but i'm really grateful they sent it to me first. it moves me every night when i sing it. >> ♪ i can't make you love me if you don't you can't make your heart feel something it won't ♪ geoff: i was going to ask you, you get tired of singing some of these songs that have been so enduring? bonnie: no, i look out, i can see people's faces. i've said this before in interviews, but i one of my most touching parts of my life is receiving letters from women who have said, i've never seen my husband in tears before. and when you sing that song, i looked over and for the first time in our 30 year marriage, you know, either angel from montgomery or i can't make you love me. it's something that's touching us all. it's just a heartbrea

it does fix the problems in the northern allan protocol. it also protects the a you single market said the, you, a, ne, worse off as a result of this legislation. no surprise that you doesn't see things like that. the block is expected to respond on wednesday, including possible legal action that could result in britain being fined european commission vice president morrow. such have chervet had a blunt warning to those decision by the local government undermines to the thrust that is necessary for violence at o. u. k. cooperation and i negotiate thing of the protocol is unrealistic. and european leaders have condemned the move. the irish prime minister michael martin, gave a scathing assessment of the case actions for a country like the united kingdom to renee on an international treat. it does represent a new law point and because of the natural expectations of democratic countries like ourselves, you can all across europe, is that we honor international agreements that we enter into this agreement was ratified by the british parliament a

sir alex allan, a friend of lord geidt, resigned from the same post 18 months ago.dt, who is a very honourable man, had been put in a position where he felt he had no option but to resign. i've known him for many years and he's a dedicated public servant, a man with lots of integrity, and he wouldn't have taken this decision lightly. lord geidt has been dragged into comments and rulings on mrjohnson�*s personal behaviour, including the funding of a lavish flat refurbishment and covid lawbreaking in downing street. ministers say this issue is different. this appears to be a decision connected to a very specific tasking that the prime minister asked lord geidt to undertake in regard to support for british industry. that is not connected in any way to a personal ethics issue. in his reply to lord geidt, the prime minister defended his approach... to lose one adviser on ethics may be seen to be unfortunate, but to lose two shows that there is something really rotten at the heart of downing street. we don't need a new ethics adviser, what we need is a new prime minister.

allan? yes indeed, we will hear from that 11 year old in the course of the proceedings, but there are also the parents of victims who will be addressing the committee relatives as well. so this is a been in which the spotlight is being cost on the impact of such met shootings. this is respect to the time that you've all the but i can tell you we're expecting at any minute the hearing to start, but there is a long q outside of friends and relatives, the members of the public filtering in through the door to address these particular hearings, while this is going on as well, there's much debates about legislation within congress in the house is likely to be legislation passed within the next one or 2 days. that includes many of the measures that president biden had suggested in an address to the nation last week. increasing the age of a ship from 18 to 21. doing away with the sold weapons, with high capacity magazines that is likely to pass in the house. but it's very unlikely to go through a c

enough to got to make a criminal case because criminal cases are about individual ripples ability. allan prime minister male martin has warned the u. k, that unilateral changes to post breaks that agreement would be very serious. british government says it would introduce a law to ditch parts of the north, not a political. the agreement to governs checks on goods being shipped to the region, european union since that brace international law and has taken the legal action by good as in india, the suffering it's worse flooding in more than a century. as monsoon rains, the region, thousands of people have died ne bangladesh and the indian state of awesome. i've been the worst officials in the district have still had say the flooding is the most severe and record. millions of people have been effective. both countries have to put soldiers to help with rescue operations is more heavy. rain is full cost. time the challenge has more enough and coolness in bangladesh. many people, especially in the remote villages, are still maroe and they're desperately trying to rescue this people. many of the