edna: cuthbert was or prosthetic. janelle: correct. edna: we have a comment from someone on twitter whose handle is expatmom. she writes "thank you for including a woman with a disability. i have medical issues with my right leg and it is uplifting to have -- to read about someone who had a disability. clearly, virginia hall was not deterred as she made her way to spain, which was officially neutral. she walked there over the mountains. now, despite having escaped to safety or relative safety, she did not stay out of the game long. it was not in her nature. how did the americans snapper up as a spy? janelle: when virginia got back to london she wanted to go back into france but the british said that it was dangerous, that she was wanted and people had an understanding of what she looked like. again, like the state department not letting her be a foreign service officer, she quit, and she joined the oss, office of strategic services, the predecessor to the cia. we wanted to send her back in and this is a woman with ground truth who had

m and s says aldi�*s cuthbert the caterpillar infringes its trademark.m for plenty, and caterpillar cake? it looks like - there is room for plenty, and you see all of these different supermarkets, all of which seem to have their own take on the theme. i think the interesting thing to remember, and the way that intellectual property law works is, because it is not the ideas that are protected by ip law, the idea of having a cake shaped as a caterpillar isn�*t in itself something that any one party can claim ownership too. but it is the expression of that idea which becomes protected, if one party feels that they are expression of this idea has been copied or replicated or is otherwise being unlawfully relied upon, which is what has happened here, so m&s feeling that their rights have been infringed. i�*m feeling that their rights have been infrinued. �* , ., infringed. i'm struggling to understand _ infringed. i'm struggling to understand the _ infringed. i'm struggling to understand the difference. infringed. i'm struggling to l understand the difference

. iflake that i'll go with cuthbert.tland that we saw highest the temperatures, around 15 celsius. quite a bit cooler, though, in the north easterly breeze for the southeast of england and east anglia, where we saw more cloud and some showers. those showers having drifted down towards hampshire will fade away overnight, and it�*s going to turn dry and clear in most areas. there will be some mist and fog patches forming across parts of the southeast later on in the night. quite a widespread frost again, temperatures similar to where we had them last night, maybe a little bit milder, though across northern ireland and the northwest of scotland, where we�*ve got that southerly breeze that�*ll continue into tomorrow. mist and fog patches will clear fairly readily, i think i�*m in the morning. a sunny start for most, then the cloud will tend to bubble up and spread out a bit in land across the uk. so the best of the sunshine around coastal areas. away from the northwest of scotland, where we�*ve got some rain arriving in the

and this is the cuthbert the caterpillar cake from aldi.t the impact the pandemic, with its national lockdowns and international travel restrictions, has had on the global economy. but it turns out that what's been bad for us humans is a blessing for the natural world. sir david attenborough has made a documentary exploring how our relationship with wildlife and nature has changed over the past year. he's been speaking to our science editor, david shukman. david attenborough: as we stop, remarkable things start to change. . the lockdowns have been tough for people, but great for wildlife, as we see in a spectacular new documentary with david attenborough. this is... ..the year earth changed. david, it's great to talk to you. i'm sorry we can't meet in person, but we've transported you electronically to the wonderful setting of chartwell, in kent. what surprised you most about how the natural world responded during lockdown? well, the natural world has got on much better without us. i mean, we've thought that animals — for example, penguins

and this is the cuthbert the caterpillar cake from aldi.y this evening, but it was a fine spring day for much of the country. the sun was certainly out across western scotland, and it was in the west of scotland that we saw highest the temperatures, around 15 celsius. quite a bit cooler, though, in the north easterly breeze for the southeast of england and east anglia, where we saw more cloud and some showers. those showers having drifted down towards hampshire will fade away overnight, and it's going to turn dry and clear in most areas. there will be some mist and fog patches forming across parts of the southeast later on in the night. quite a widespread frost again, temperatures similar to where we had them last night, maybe a little bit milder across northern ireland and the northwest of scotland, where we've got that southerly breeze that'll continue into tomorrow. mist and fog patches will clear fairly readily, i think, in the morning. a sunny start for most, then the cloud will tend to bubble up and spread out a bit in land across the

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i asked, why pick on cuthbert?etween lynde and harry bow, and now we have colin the cuthbert, the fate of the age! this and now we have colin the cuthbert, the fate of the age!— the fate of the age! this is ossibl the fate of the age! this is possibly the _ the fate of the age! this is possibly the best - the fate of the age! this is possibly the best and - the fate of the age! this is| possibly the best and most fascinating story we have delved into today. who knew that colour the caterpillar had protected characteristics! —— colin the caterpillar. and now we are alljust thinking about cake. while the coronavirus pandemic has kept most of us locked down, its impact on the natural world has been more positive. sir david attenborough has made a documentary exploring how our relationship with wildlife and nature has changed during covid. sir david has been speaking to our science editor david shukman. david attenborough: march, 2020. 0vernight, our lives are put on pause. boris johnson: you must stay at home. i but a

but m&s certainly want cuthbert crawling off the shelves, and any future offspring that cuthbert may007. surge testing for the south african covid variant is expanded. it's now taking place in parts of smethwick and cape hill in the west midlands as well as four london boroughs in a bid to halt its spread. more than a year into the pandemic, deaths in brazil are now at their peak. but what is most shocking in brazil is the number of babies dying from covid—19. since the beginning of the pandemic, 1,300 babies under the age of1 have died from covid—19. with exclusive access to one children's icu in the northeast of the country, nathalia passarinho has this report. the touch of a hand, a warm voice, but no familiarfaces. the touch of a hand, a warm voice, but no familiar faces. with no visits allowed due to the fear of infection, it is doctors and nurses who offer comfort to the children. it is just words exchanged over the phone. it is so hard for them to understand how their child's case could have become critical, and in some cases unfortunately the child might die. lucas was just o

caroline weir and erin cuthbert come face to face this week in a potential title decider between manchester to be tokyo teammates later in the year. kheredine idessane reports. for whether it is for club... low my word! or for whether it is for club. .. low my word! or for— for whether it is for club... low my word! or for country... _ for whether it is for club... low my word! or for country... scotland . word! or for country... scotland ossum word! or for country... scotland possum at _ word! or for country... scotland possum at top _ word! or for country... scotland possum at top female _ word! or for country... scotland possum at top female stars - word! or for country... scotland possum at top female stars are | possum at top female stars are shining at the top of the game and the next target is team gb. i would like to be selected. _ the next target is team gb. i would like to be selected. it _ the next target is team gb. i would like to be selected. it would - the next target is team gb. i would like to be selected. it would be - the next target is team gb. i would like to be selecte

has broken out over marks and spencer's colin the caterpillar cake, with m&s arguing that aldi's cuthbertakes are extremely popular in our house. i won't say which brand though. just a reminder, we will have full coverage tomorrow of the funeral of prince philip, the duke of edinburgh. final preparations are under way in windsor castle. so do stay tuned to that here on bbc news for all the latest. that's it for me. you can reach me on twitter. thanks for watching. the weekend is upon us, and the weather is looking pretty good across most of the uk. here's the good news, the temperatures are going to rise a little bit, just a bit. the mornings will still be fairly chilly. a frosty night tonight, but i think by day, it will at least improve by around two or three degrees compared to what we've had in the last few. here is the weather map, from high—pressure close to uk, keeping weather fronts at bay. here's the recent satellite picture. you can see a weather frontjust brushing the outer hebrides there, scotland and also the north of northern ireland. over us, just a scattering of fairweathe

they lead 2—0 at half—time, sam kerr with the opener after erin cuthbert�*s shot was saved.ss at the moment. the league cup final later this month at wembley has been approved as an official crowd test event. it's been confirmed that the clash between tottenham hotspur and manchester city will be played in front of 8,000 spectators. a number of tickets will be allocated to fans from both clubs for the tie in three weeks time. there will also be tickets made available to local residents and nhs staff as a thank you for their service during the covid—i9 pandemic. carl frampton announced his retirement in the ring after being stopped byjamel herring in the sixth round of their wbo super—featherweight contest. the 34—year—old was hoping to become ireland's first three—weight world champion. but — after being dropped in the fifth round — frampton took a devastating left uppercut in the sixth, sending him to the canvas. he carried on, but shortly afterwards his corner threw in the towel. and frampton decided it would be his last fight. england's charley hull's hopes of victory at

father was born and grew up in a family of sharecroppers in rural georgia, a little town called cuthberthuntsville, alabama. voting in our family has never been taken for granted. it's a very personal thing as well. it's important when we see restrictions like that, to stand up and speak out. >> that's right. all right, tony west, senior vice president, and chief legal officer of uber, thank you so much for being with us. thanks for hanging in there with all of our technical snafus. one day it will be smooth sailing again, that's the hope. thank you. >>> all right, a massive facebook hack, more than 500 million users' information put online this weekend, including mark zuckerberg's cell phone number. we'll talk about that next. a fund that invests in the innovations of the nasdaq-100. like this artificially intelligent home system. become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq. ♪ for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pil

during the civil war, finneas cuthbert burns was shooting his musket when it backfired, perfectly singeing finneas saw it as a sign of good luck, and four generations of burns have carried his legacy on their heads. until one blustery new hampshire afternoon in the spring of 2020. >> i was watching a billy ray cyrus tiktok. and it looked like he was having so much fun with that wind-swept hair. and i thought, i'd like to have fun with my hair too. [ laughter ] >> on july 17th of that year, ken received a letter from his barber. "dearest kenneth, my heart is made heavy by your absence these past six months. but i keep a lock of your hair as remembrance in the hope that one day you will return to me so i can place the burns family bowl back on your head and cut around it with my scissors, just as my father and grandfather did before me. "locks" of love, lou." >> coming up, ken burn faces the frizzies. >> aah! >> when "hair i am" returns. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, ken. i think that one looks like another winner. ken burns' "hemingway" airs on pbs. get the arp, watch it on t

. _ the colin versus cuthbert conflict continues.erday. this is quickly becoming a pr and a legalfight. a brief reminder in case you've been cocooned this week. m&s has brought legal action against aldi over their cake, cuthbert. they say it's a copycat version of their colin, to which they own the trademarks. that's despite there being a whole range of supermarket caterpillars out there. waitrose's cecil, sainsbury�*s wiggles, tesco's curly and asda's clyde. yesterday aldi announced they were bringing cuthbert back in aid of charity. they even suggested a truce to m&s saying the cakes could become "besties". but m&s bit back. they said they already raised money for charity with their cake and that aldi should find a new character instead, suggesting kevin the carrot cake. so, now we have a pr war on top of the legal row. danny is giggling! this is very serious! has m&s fallen into a trap by not backing a charity campaign? is aldi playing dirty? this is getting tasty. what marks & spencer's did wrong is they waited too - long to get