professor fabiola gianotti, the head of cern, said...bel prize in 2013. a former neighbour congratulated me on the news and i said, oh, what news? and so she told me that her daughter had phoned from london to alert her to the fact that i had got this prize. peter higgs's theory is the bedrock of modern physics and the discovery of his particle is regarded as one of the greatest scientific discoveries of the 21st century. the physicist peter higgs, who's died, at the age of 94. the king has been presented with a new set of banknotes by the bank of england. in a ceremony at buckingham palace, andrew bailey, the bank's governor, and sarahjohn — the chief cashier — explained the new security features, and said this was first time there has been a change of monarch on the notes, as the late queen was the first to feature. they will go on general distribution injune. here's the moment the king was presented with the new notes. we have come to you with your bank notes. so this, of course, is quite a big moment because we've never changed this

searching, by smashing the insides of atoms together, researchers at the large hadron collider at cern said... he was always charming and modest and of course his professor fabiola gianotti, the head of cern, said... his achievements won him the nobel prize in 2013. a former neighbour congratulated me on the news and i said, oh, what news? and so she told me that her daughter had phoned from london to alert her to the fact that i had got this prize. peter higgs�*s theory is the bedrock of modern physics and the discovery of his particle is regarded as one of the greatest scientific discoveries of the 21st century. the physicist peter higgs, who�*s died, at the age of 94. a court in australia has ruled that men can enter a women�*s—only exhibition in tasmania. the ladies lounge exhibit at the museum of old and new art wanted to highlight historic misogyny by banning male visitors. the venue had insisted that rejecting men was part of the art, arguing australian law allowed for discrimination "designed to promote equal opportunity" for a group of people who had been historically disadvan

searching, by smashing the insides of atoms together, researchers at the large hadron collider at cernent their tributes to the man as well as his research. professor brian cox said... professor fabiola gianotti, the head of cern, said... and someone who explained physics in a simple yet profound way. his achievements won him the nobel prize in 2013. a former neighbour congratulated me on the news and i said, oh, what news? and so she told me that her daughter had phoned from london to alert her to the fact that i had got this prize. peter higgs's theory is the bedrock of modern physics and the discovery of his particle is regarded as one of the greatest scientific discoveries of the 21st century. the physicist peter higgs, who's died at the age of 94. in the first case of its kind, two parents from michigan have been held responsible for a school shooting carried out by their child. james and jennifer crumbley have been sentenced to 10 to 15 years each over a deadly gun attack by their son which left four students dead. let's speak now to our north america correspondent, john sudworth

i do expect that some of the people from, cern, maybe some of them have flown to the us and gotten itriments themselves are probably very different. i know that in past solar eclipses, there have been some significant scientific discoveries, including helium. nasa is using citizens scientists as part of a listening party. what is that all about? yeah, so there's a couple of different nasa experience experiments, some of the listening parties i've heard of include sonification, this is basically taking things like the images that we see or the light that we are seeing and converting it into sound so that people that might have limited vision or blindness can actually experience as well the eclipse, nonetheless we have experiments like the citizen cape project, through the full top path of totality people are going to be observing the solar clip were not only getting four and a half minutes of data like we're going to get over here but we might get hours. an hour or two of data that we can as you said, spend the next couple of months looking at and seeing all the different things we can

their mass decades later, his theory was proven by physicists working at the large hadron collider at cern and switzerland. he was honored with a nobel prize for physics and 2013. the earlier i spoke to please, this is josephine can download from the university of california. she announced the discovery of the higgs bows on in 2012 with peter hicks in the audience. well, obviously it was a tremendously exciting moments and perhaps one of the biggest moments that are in our field for many decades. and i wasn't absolutely certain that peter would be there until shortly before and we were just very happy that he could be there. i saw, i saw that you showed a little clip with him wanting xyz. he was very emotional at the time of the last, the discovery. i was representing the cns experiment, which i showing the picture behind me here. in february to note, it was recommended to be out of 6 for me. and together we both have very strong evidence for the particle that he propose, almost half a century earlier. so it was a long road to get there. now before we continue, could you please help some m

recent news from the european organization for nuclear research cern, within which the large hadron collidernds relations with the russians. the more valuable are projects that continue. our regular author, eduard shillin, visited the international experimental thermonuclear reactor, english abbreviation etr. the project, conceived at the end of the previous cold war, continues after the start of the new one. at lunchtime, cafe iter resembles a buzzing beehive. project employees meet here over a cup. coffee and exchange news, language of communication is english, talk about politics considered inappropriate, non-tendering, originally from india, worked in the nuclear power industry in his homeland and in japan misses only the spicy indian curry in provence. compare the ether project to the flow of knowledge of humanity. the same as the syndes of energy, a person changes while going through a project. and this changes not only technical aspects, but increases the horizon of your knowledge about the world. this 22 billion euro idea is an attempt to test whether nuclear fusion can be used to pr

in recent news, the european nuclear research organization cern, which operates the large hadron colliderationship. international experimental thermonuclear reactor, english abbreviation etr. the project, conceived at the end of the previous cold war , continues after the start of the new one. in lunch break, cafe itr looks like a buzzing beehive. project employees cross. this €22 billion idea is an attempt to test whether nuclear fusion reactions can be used to produce clean energy. how it works? all you need to do is raise the temperature to 150 million ce, then the nuclei of two isotopes are transformed through fusion into a helium nucleus and free neutrons, resulting in a huge amount of energy and practically no radiation, only that plasma must somehow be contained by a magnetic field. we're probably standing on the threshold a new stage of the offensive. roma 9 days of one year for the first time presented to the general public not only the love conflict of lyrical physicists, but experiments with plasma, and if the first takomak was the size of a desk, then today it is completely di

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science, fundamental particle physics, the world wide web ww, yes, which was invented by scientists at cerneive, and after that, well, this technology is... useful things, they come out as a kind of by-product. from what we talked about today, whether a bomb can be made or not. you know, sometimes when people comment on the discovery of new elements, i have heard several times that, well, for example, this is a step towards energy of the future or something like that. you see, it is possible to make something from the elements themselves if they are received, they are received in macro quantities. unfortunately, elements heavier than one hundredth are obtained in single atoms, with single atoms the most you can do is to study them, but it’s simply impossible to make any military or civilian product with so much with so much, except for this, like you too they said that these elements do not live that long, and generally speaking, at one point in time scientists see... practically one atom, well , a measurement, yes, then they got a second one, made a living, and studied them like this one b

and finally , 2012, cern in and finally, in 2012, at cern in geneva , finally the particle was genevaral part of what's called the standard model of particle physics. and i can explain that if you want, in another few minutes . another few minutes. >> but i say if you want to get into the standard model, i think we need to make people pay tuition fees, you can't be learning for free. learning all of this for free. come on. >> it's inventions. >> that's right. it's not one of the discoveries. >> that's right. it's not one of the rather, tries. >> that's right. it's not one of the rather, that's life. >> rather, that's changed life. we talked for some we all talked about it for some reason. in the news, reason. it was in the news, wasn't it was one those wasn't it? it was one of those sciencey stories that got front page coverage, then page coverage, whereas then we've heard a lot we've not really heard a lot about since. about it ever since. >> you know, the >> well, you know, the interesting thing it's one of interesting thing is it's one of those discoveries which is those great disc

cern will use this frequency and amplify it. then it will gain momentum and will be sent to.st visited one of the points. temporary accommodation in orenburg, i remind you that 6,800 people have already been evacuated from the flood zone, right now the evacuation has begun in the city of orenburg itself, the level of the ural river is rising another plus one and a half meters, more than 20 settlements, this means that the emergency zone is expanding, including paradise the center may... fall into the zone of possible flooding on the ishim river - this is already the tyumen region, local authorities said, the water level in the kurgan region has reached 800 cm, is approaching the level of an unfavorable phenomenon, we, of course, are monitoring the development of the situation, and one more thing as for the news, foreign minister lavrov has just had a meeting with the president of the people's republic of china, sizenfin, look how it happened. i have the pleasure and honor to convey to you the best greetings from the president of the russian federation, vladimir putin. trade t

been covering this since the heightened tensions since october 7 one of the areas of great concern cernisrael potentially getting into a war with hezbollah? let's leave iran aside for a moment. and i covered the 2006 for which they didn't win. it was at best fought to a draw. what are you hearing about that? >> well what's so interesting christiane is over the course of the last six months, we thought that if there were to be a moment that could potentially escalate this war between israel and hamas and is kind of slow simmering conflict between israel and iranian proxy forces. that if there were to be something that would result in this going in to a full-blown regional war, that it would be that that conflict between israel and hezbollah and yet what we're actually seeing is that this major escalation has actually come directly between israel and iran resulting from israel's strike on a console or facility in damascus that killed a senior level iranian commander and then a ron's large-scale attack against israel overnight. now, one thing that's unclear is the extent to which has below

. >> so the american property casualty in cern's up association says that homeowners.ready do this. the companies have policies in place that that implement this. is that true? >> we're not seeing yet truly not seeing it any kind of scale. and if they are that they should be supporting this bill, they're not at the moment. so i think this is going to really be the next step against recognizing i think for the first time we really have a comprehensive a plan. i mentioned we're treating up to a million acres a year. we set 3.7 billion dollars with increased cal-fire. stunning number 2. number 3 really embraced aerial resources and it was our technology like no other. state has. and that's why last couple years we had the same number of wildfires has 2021. but very acres burned. so we want to make sure they're taking this into account and there are underweight models. that's what that does about. >> so someone who is a homeowner and they hear this, they're like, well, when with this go into effect where is the bill stand right now in the state lot process. >> be front of

for example, just this week,cern joe, that he inherited skyrocketing inflation fromon fo donald trump, while in reality joe biden inherited a historically low inflation rate of 1.4%. and since taking office and printing money and spending money like never before, inflatioy ann jumped nearly 20%. t worsecontinues to ge every single solitary month. inflation is now so bad, even over the conspiracy theory channel empt y, nancy, evene to they have to sound the alarm. take a loondk. >> i think he's been absolutely disastrous for the economy abs. i agree. raise your hand if you think i president trump's policies on the economy would be better for your family personallye eco raise your hand. all right. so that is everybody. bodypresident biden argues thats economic record has been very good to president trump was not as good. is thereent trump wa anything j could do or say betweedon now and the time you vote that would make you feel differentle thaty about feeling that his policies would not be as good for your family? icie on the economy or very prettyr r much decided that trump's policies

. >> cern, the un certainly am. thing we agree with you aboutis and one thing we agree with you about is the significance of this ruling. it's huge because it isn't just those women in switzerland. as you say, there are 46 countries as a part of the council of europe to be distinguished from the european union. of course . and this union. of course. and this ruling is relevant and binding to all of those countries. so it's hugely significant to those women in switzerland. it's hugely significant to the people of switzerland, switzerland. but it's just as important to people here in the uk. >> i mean, its linkage to the european union is actually quite strong. there are interconnecting from strong. there are inteeuropean|g from strong. there are inteeuropean parliament from strong. there are inteeuropean parliament straight the european parliament straight into the european court of human rights. and of course, you can't be eu member without first be an eu member without first signing up to echr. so they're they're s

. >> it's just you also pin >> it's just you can also pin the knob on the cerne abbas giant. >> so youa giant. it's like a game. >> dorset. so it's a giant knob. fine. when me two gets to dorset, there's going to be trouble. until i just have trouble. but until i just have to go out at 5 am, can i just also say this is in the telegraph? >> yeah, this is a telegraph. this isn't the start. cultural decline. this is not the star. this telegraph. this is the telegraph. >> one of these stories >> this is one of these stories that producers put just that our producers put in just to get us all fired. to try and get us all fired. >> yeah, but we're legally allowed to say knob much as allowed to say knob as much as we with this. surely, for we want with this. surely, for ofcom reasons. >> traditional >> yes, because traditional knobs contest. yeah exactly. let' s exactly. let's not throw the >> let's not throw the knob throwing contest story. >> peak in 2019, more >> at its peak in 2019, more than 8000 people attended. that's 8000 people with a terrible sense of humour. >> well, it's not that

i think it should be something that is short and sharp with a clear beginning, a clear end, a very cern able, understandable, objective, and it would also be something i think that needs to emphasize ongoing israeli technological mastery over iran, which was illustrated to a profound degree over the last few days we've heard some threats already from ron saying if israel retaliates that, they will strike back >> bigger than before that they will do it in seconds. do you i mean, is that saber rattling? is that bluster? >> well, the readings always talk better than they fight for one thing. but i suspect if, if israel strikes them, i suspect that strike back. it will be harder for them to go larger than the effort that they launched over the weekend. they could probably possibly duplicate some elements so that i don't know that it would occur in seconds. i think think that's just hyperbole, but i'm certain that they would strike back. yes. i believe that they would, but again, i go back to the point that was proven this weekend, israel isn't very hard target. it's very hard target for ran

. >> or the year cern's giant >> or the year cern's a giant cat . cat. >> yes that's right, big furryfurry lothario. he's been a mascot lothario. now he's been a mascot of for probably about 16, 17 of qpr for probably about 16, 17 years now. he's called jude the cat. history that qpr cat. now the history is that qpr had a real black back in the had a real black cat back in the 70s heyday 70s during their real heyday when they finished second on screen. now picture the screen. now picture of jude the cat. dancing cat. there he is dancing there for of radio for the benefit of our radio viewers. that reminds me, reminds me reminds him, reminds me of me and my party days back at and my party days really back at uea i hope uea in norwich. and so i hope you didn't dress up like that. no i didn't, no i did, i didn't you didn't dress up like that. no i

. >> there are a terrorist cern on their part. >> that what's happening here, they are concerned for their fety, but i also think they all feel that they need to stick gather they need to remain gray to face adversity and some of the challenges that they're facing on campus. >> so while some of them of course are afraid, you're doing things to minimize their risk. they're getting together, they're staying in groups. and most of them say they plan to remain in here for now. a lot of the concern that these students are getting are coming from their parents. their parents are very worried about them. >> but for now, the students said, yes, we don't feel entirely so let me say this is not what columbia this is not what we came here for. we all want our safety some have said that they weren't going to happen harassed but they're going to keep coming to campus. >> it is the first night of passover. dominant plant to have a seder together. and the key for them right now is to stick to together in solidarity and also to protect themselves will hope it's going to be safe over there in columbi

can do more to demonstrate that a free press serves democracy even when truth can be tough to just cernrd to earn and maintain. >> even when some of our fellow citizens tune us out. we have work to do to understand the difference between reporting and posting, to use our voices to inform and not to inflame those close to me know that i have been counting the days to this dinner for months but i knew there are others in our news community pretty who've been counting two for very different reasons at the wall street journal, they are counting for moscow correspondent evan gershkovich nine, six days since he was jailed in russia government has good evidence and evans parents and family are with us tonight and we are with you we remember austin tice, 4,276 days, nearly 12 years since he was kidnapped and syria his mother deborah, is with us and mrs. ties, we are with you and mr. president. again, we humbly ask that you do everything you can to bring them home. our profession can be perilous since october, about 100 journalists have been killed. most of those deaths in gaza, according to the