a family run business in the green fields of cambridgeshire.ourth—generation farmers charles and joe, a flock of 28,000 free range chickens, and, now, 6 million wriggling black soldier fly larvae. don't worry, these are for the hens. winner, winner, chickens‘ dinner. oh, my god, there's millions in there. you don't need to stick your hand... you don't need to touch it. i don't want to touch it any more than you do. i really don't want to touch it. no. the chickens here are used to eating locally milled wheat. sounds delicious. but now home—grown insects are on the menu, thanks to this ai—connected containerfarm. it's a system which allows byproducts to be upcycled on site into high—quality, high—protein animal feed. the climate—controlled system is made up of trays stacked on robotic rollers. each holds around 20,000 larvae, which get their own snacks from liquid feed. all this is controlled by a panel on the wall with an app also in development. typically, industrial—scale insect farms grow and process larvae onsite, before shipping to custome

for the south local out has been freaking out, it did take a lot to think and break in cambridgeshireies are following on through this evening and for much of the night, for the north in scotland we see cloud coming in rain as the wind picks up blowing it down into northern england in north wales by the end of the night. i have it with clear skies it will be recorded than it was last night, five or 6 degrees and a touch colder than that in the glens of scotland where after the overnight rain we are seeing sunshine and showers following in. that rain moving south from north england and wales, into southern afternoon, it could be heavier by then. the russian showers finally behind, some of these heavy with hailand behind, some of these heavy with hail and thunder and the north—west of the uk where the winds will be stronger and it will feel colder. look at the temperatures in the afternoon, typically 11 degrees on friday afternoon maybe making 15 in the south—east ahead of that rain where that rain will give us a wet and to the day. cooler air coming across the country all the way from

for the south local out has been freaking out, it did take a lot to think and break in cambridgeshirethis evening and for much of the night, for the north in scotland we see cloud coming in rain as the wind picks up blowing it down into northern england in north wales by the end of the night. i have it with clear skies it will be recorded than it was last night, five or six degrees and a touch colder than that in the glens of scotland where after the overnight rain we are seeing sunshine and showers following in. that rain moving south from north england and wales, into southern afternoon, it could be heavier by then. the russian showers finally behind, some of these heavy with hail and thunder and the north—west of the uk where the winds will be stronger and it will feel colder. look at the temperatures in the afternoon, typically 11 degrees on friday afternoon maybe making 15 in the south—east ahead of that rain where that rain will give us a wet and to the day. cooler air coming across the country all the way from iceland in a north to northwesterly airflow, high pressure to the we

a family run business in the green fields of cambridgeshire.ers charles and joe, a flock of 28,000 free range chickens, and, now, 6 million wriggling black soldier fly larvae. don't worry, these are for the hens. winner, winner, chickens' dinner. oh, my god, there's millions in there. you don't need to stick your hand... you don't need to touch it. i don't want to touch it any more than you do. i really don't want to touch it. no. the chickens here are used to eating locally milled wheat. sounds delicious. but now home—grown insects are on the menu, thanks to this ai—connected containerfarm. it's a system which allows byproducts to be upcycled on site into high—quality, high—protein animal feed. the climate—controlled system is made up of trays stacked on robotic rollers. each holds around 20,000 larvae, which get their own snacks from liquid feed. all this is controlled by a panel on the wall with an app also in development. typically, industrial—scale insect farms grow and process larvae onsite, before shipping to customers. better origin, th

a family run business in the green fields of cambridgeshire.es and joe, a flock of 28,000 free range chickens, and, now, 6 million wriggling black soldier fly larvae. don't worry, these are for the hens. winner, winner, chickens' dinner. oh my god, there are millions in there. you don't need to stick your hand... you don't need to touch it. i don't want to touch it any more than you do. i really don't want to touch it. no. the chickens here are used to eating locally milled wheat. sounds delicious. but now home—grown insects are on the menu, thanks to this ai—connected containerfarm. it's a system which allows by—products to be upcycled on—site into high—quality, high—protein animal feed. the climate controlled system is made up of trays stacked on robotic rollers. each holds around 20,000 larvae, which get their own snacks and liquid feed. all this is controlled by a panel on the wall with an app also in development. typically, industrial scale insect farms grow and process larvae on—site, before shipping to customers. better origin, the unive

have been convicted of attempting to murder a prison officer at whitemoor high security jail in cambridgeshirer—old baz hockton stabbed neil trundle in the head, neck and chest with weapons they'd made themselves. they were wearing fake suicide belts and shouted "god is great" in arabic. they are due to be sentenced tomorrow. documents released by a committee of the scottish parliament show the former first minister, alex salmond, tried to persuade his successor, nicola sturgeon, to stop allegations of misconduct against him from being made public. the documents have been submitted as evidence to an inquiry into how the scottish government handled the complaints against mr salmond, who was cleared of 13 charges of sexual assault earlier this year. 0ur scotland editor, sarah smith, is in glasgow. what more light can you shed on these documents? they are fascinating. amongst the evidence there is a long string of whatsapp m essa 9 es there is a long string of whatsapp messages between nicola sturgeon and alex salmond in which he is asking for several face—to—face meetings with the first minister

convicted of attempted murder — after a prison officer suffered stab wounds at hmp whitemoor in cambridgeshires to convict the two men of what the prosecution called a terrorist attack. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. this is terror convict brusthom ziamani. in whitemoor top securityjail, he's become close to a fellow inmate with a history of violence. baz hockton shares his extremist ideology. and between them is prison officer neil trundle. ziamani has asked the officer for a spoon out of a store cupboard. as he unlocks the door, the pair pounce. neil trundle manages to stop them pushing him into the cupboard. with cries of "allahu akbar", brusthom ziamani and baz hockton launch their attack. both are wearing fake suicide belts. ziamani shouts, "i've got a bomb!" during the trial, neil trundle described how with their makeshift weapons, ziamani and hockton stabbed him repeatedly in the head, neck, and chest. the court saw footage of the attack from cctv cameras and neil trundle's body—worn camera. in the melee, the record button on the officer's camera was turned on. he pu

it did take a while to eventually thin and break here in cambridgeshire and across some other southeastern. further north, in scotland, we see cloud coming in, rain too as the wind picks up, blowing that rain down into northern england as north wales by the end of the night. ahead of it, with clearer skies, it's going to be colder than it was last night. could be down to five or 6 degrees, maybe a touch colder than that in the glens of scotland, where, after the overnight rain, in the glens of scotland, where, after the overnight rain, we are seeing sunshine and showers following in. that rain band moving south, away from northern england and wales, into southern england by the afternoon, by which time the rain could be a bit heavier. you can see the rush of showers following on behind. some of these will be heavy with some hail and thunder, particularly in the northwest of the uk, where the winds will be stronger. and it will feel colder. just look at the temperatures in the afternoon. typically 11 degrees on friday afternoon. maybe making 15 in the south east ahead of that rain. that rai

convicted of attempted murder — after a prison officer suffered stab wounds at hmp whitemoor in cambridgeshirend between them is prison officer neil trundle. 0ne ideology, and between them is prison officer neil trundle. one has asked the officer for officer neil trundle. one has asked the officerfor a spoon officer neil trundle. one has asked the officer for a spoon out of a store cupboard. as he unlocks the door, the pair pounce. neil trundle manages to stop them pushing him into the cupboard. with cries of our akbar, they launch their attack, both are wearing fake suicide belts. 0ne shouts, i've got a bomb! during the trial, neil trundle described how with their makeshift weapons, they stabbed him repeatedly in the head, neck and chest. he suffered multiple injuries and has been left scarred. the court saw footage of the attack from cctv cameras and neil trundle's body worn cameras. in the melee, the record button on the offer is as camera was turned on. he put up his hands desperately trying to protect himself, as he lay on the floor at the mercy of his attackers towering over him. neil tr

a family run business in the green fields of cambridgeshire.n't want to touch it. no. the chickens here are used to eating locally milled wheat. sounds delicious. but now home—grown insects are on the menu, thanks to this ai—connected containerfarm. it's a system which allows by—products to be upcycled on site into high—quality, high—protein animal feed. the climate—controlled system is made up of trays stacked on robotic rollers. each holds around 20,000 larvae, which get their own snacks from liquid feed. all this is controlled by a panel on the wall with an app also in development. typically, industrial—scale insect farms grow and process larvae onsite, before shipping to customers. better origin, the university of cambridge spin—out behind this trial, say they want to democratise insect production to farmers themselves. if you think of feed, right, it travels a very long distance to get to the point of farm. soy usually travels from brazil, ok? by putting a system on site, you dramatically cut down on all that food miles. not only that, you

during this pandemic, in my constituency of north west cambridgeshire, i have seen a number of instances but also to give a huge thank you to each and every one of us, these unsung heroes of our country?” thoroughly concur with my right honourable friend and i congratulate all the volunteers for the spirit and achievements they have delivered for the people of this country and i was delighted that we had a first chance to honour them in the birthday honours list at the weekend, just some of them. leader of the opposition. thank you, mr speaker. on the 11th of may, the prime minister said that the government's covid strategy, decorate, will be governed entirely by the science. on the 21st of september, the government's and scientific advisors, cut sage, gay very clear advice. there is any package of interventions, including a circuit breaker, will be needed to prevent an exponential rise in cases. why did the prime minister reject that advice and abandon the science? mr speaker, we will do whatever it takes to fight this virus and to defeat it, but since he quotes the sage advice, mightju