and alasdair goes behind the scenes at disneyland paris to find out how tech is being used to bring theers to life in one of the attraction�*s most popular shows. what happens if our most valuable data is lost? or if, years from now, the technology it's stored on becomes obsolete? the search is on to find solutions that will stand the test of time, and one answer may lie close to the north pole. svalbard is an archipelago high above the arctic circle. isolated and far away, its home to a vault that aims to be the ultimate back—up for our data. we're about to head inside a former coal mine. it closed down three decades ago, and now its home to the arctic world archive. it's certainly an unlikely location. it's a remote destination, far away from wars, crises, terrorism, disasters. and it's regulated by an international treaty. it's a demilitarised zone, so what could be safer? far away from everything, accepted by all the superpowers in the world. well, i guess we can switch our lights on and head into the darkness. let's go. let's do that. we're going 300m deep into the permafrost, wher

and alasdair goes behind the scenes at disneyland paris to find out how tech is being used to bring theharacters to life in one of the attraction�*s most popular shows. what happens if our most valuable data is lost? or if, years from now, the technology it's stored on becomes obsolete? the search is on to find solutions that will stand the test of time, and one answer may lie close to the north pole. svalbard is an archipelago high above the arctic circle. isolated and far away, it's home to a vault that aims to be the ultimate backup for our data. we're about to head inside a former coal mine. what happens if our most valuable data is lost? or if, years from now, the technology it's stored on becomes obsolete? the search is on to find solutions that will stand the test of time, and one answer may lie close to the north pole. svalbard is an archipelago high above the arctic circle. isolated and far away, it's home to a vault that aims to be the ultimate backup for our data. we're about to head inside a former coal mine. it closed down three decades ago, and now it's home to the arctic

disneyland resort. >> george: we are back with the tennis player who revealed she was competing while being treated for breast cancer last year and won a bronze medal at the parishe was battling breast cancer and how it's changed her perspective on life. she's a four time grand slam doubles champion and olympic mixed doubles medallist. >> excellent performance. >> reporter: but this morning 32-year-old doubles tennis great, gabriela dabrowski, is opening up, telling the world she has breast cancer. >> they break again. and they will serve for the championships. >> it was shocking, as someone who would consider themselves relatively healthy. but cancer doesn't discriminate. >> reporter: in an instagram post, gabbi saying she felt a breast during a self-exam in spring of 2023. a doctor initially told her it was nothing. a year later another doctor had a different opinion. >> the wta tour, the tour i play on. they organize very comprehensive physicals. she wasn't sure what it was but wanted me to get a scan to make sure we knew what it was. >> reporter: after receiving her diagnosis in april 2024, she had two surgeries and made the courageous decision to play thro