v&a dundee. here we come! from v&a dundee. here we come! from v&a dundee, this is bbc click, live!ome your hosts, lauer louis fenton and spencer kelly! -- lara lewington. yes, if the time of yearagain lewington. yes, if the time of year again where we leave the comfort of the click offices and go live to the world, or at least to a crowd of very eager technology fans. v&a dundee was the spectacular location for a show that took in everything from artificial intelligence to facial recognition. the museum not only celebrates the past, but also looks to the future. most people's ideas of robots are shaped by the robots they see in science fiction, looking at film and tv your television or music. but robots are a bit more real than what we think. most children will grow up with siri or alexa or some kind of smart helper. and i think in the future that is going to increase, we will have more robotic helpers helping our children and helping usjust increasingly more and more on an everyday basis. currently on display is the exhibition designed between human and machine. rather than robots

v&a dundee. both: here we come! from v&a dundee, this is bbc click live!lcome your hosts, lara lewington and spencer kelly. applause yes, it's that time of year again where we leave the comfort of the click offices and go live to the world. or, at least, to a crowd of very eager tech fans. v&a dundee was the spectacular location for a show that took in everything from artificial intelligence to facial recognition. the museum not only celebrates the past, but also looks to the future. most people's idea of robots are shaped by the robots that they see in science fiction, so the kind of film or tv or video games or music. but robots are a bit more real than what we think. most children now will grow up will now grow up with siri or alexa, or some kind of smart helper in their life and i think, in the future, that's going to increase. we're going to have more robotic helpers helping our children and helping usjust increasingly more and more on an everyday basis. currently on display is the exhibition design between human and machine. so, rather than robots co

v&a dundee. both: here we come! from v&a dundee, this is bbc click live!se yes, it's that time of year again where we leave the comfort of the click offices and go live to the world. or, at least, to a crowd of very eager tech fans. v&a dundee was the spectacular location for a show that took in everything from artificial intelligence to facial recognition. the museum not only celebrates the past, but also looks to the future. most people's idea of robots are shaped by the robots that they see in science fiction, so the kind of film or tv or video games or music. but robots are a bit more real than what we think. most children now will grow up will now grow up with siri or alexa, or some kind of smart helper in their life and i think, in the future, that's going to increase. we're going to have more robotic helpers helping our children and helping usjust increasingly more and more on an everyday basis. currently on display is the exhibition design between human and machine. so, rather than robots coming in and replacing us and replacing your jobs, i think

crime like this doesn't happen in dundee. and so it sent shockwaves right away. >> march depth about the computer use -- >> reporter: while the murders in dundee dominated the news, investigators were taking a second look at a less publicized crime. months earlier, there had been another murder not far from dundee. in this one an elderly female had been bludgeoned and stabbed in the neck. >> we had knives that were used from her residence in her murder. so we had similarities in that weapons were taken from her home and used against her and left at the scene. >> but you had somebody you liked for that. >> the detectives that investigated that case had identified a suspect very early on. somebody who was a family member of hers whom she had had a falling out with. >> and who didn't seem to have any connection with the hunters. >> none whatsoever. >> reporter: there comes a time in every homicide investigation where detectives have to focus on the victim's family and friends. as far as the detectives knew, the hunters were a we

the scottish premiership later as early leaders hibernian take on newly promoted dundee united. but the country's government are warning they could bring the whole season to a halt after another breach of coronavirus protocols. celtic player boli bolingoli flew to spain without the club knowing, failed to quarantine on his return, then played in a league match on sunday. he's since tested negative, twice, and apologised. celtic say they're investigating. it comes days after eight aberdeen players broke rules by gathering in a bar after a match — which led to two testing positive. nearly four in five elite sportswomen say they're concerned about their body image — that's according to a bbc survey. 0ur reporter nesta mcgregor has been to meet one athlete who says she tried to lighten her skin, after racist taunts as a teenager. like all athletes, colours are important to annie tagoe. gold, silver, bronze. but, as a teenager, the sprinter says it was another colour,

v&a dundee. here we come! announcer: from v&a dundee, this is bbc click live.he future. most people's idea of robots are shaped by the robots they see in science fiction, so in a film or tv or video games or music. but robots are a bit more real than what we think. so most children now will grow up with siri or alexa or some kind of smart helper in their life and i think in the future that's just going to increase. we're going to have more robotic helpers helping our children and helping us and increasingly more and more in an everyday basis. currently on display is the exhibition design between human and machine. so rather than robots coming in and replacing us and replacing our jobs, i think the future is a bit more of an optimistic one. we've got an amazing structure commission that's being specially built here for v&a dundee and this is all by the idea of humans and robots collaborating together to create something amazing and wonderful, and i think that's a bit more what the future will be like, so, slightly less pessimistic than what we imagine. i hope. i

and dundee united won by the same margin against motherwell. rangers and celtic both play tomorrow.y on and off the table at the world snooker championship in sheffield. the heavyweight second round match between five time champion ronnie o'sullivan and ding junhui is evenly poised after today's session. nothing to separate the two who are level at eight frames all. and there was nothing to separate anthony mcgill and jamie clarke in a different sense, with the referee having to step in between the two players as tempers flared. mcgill accusing clarke of continuously being in his eyeline as he was trying to play. and what a disaster neil robertson had this morning before play could even start! he spilt coffee all over himself, and the floor and had to leave for a change of clothes before play could get under way. he currently leads barry hawkins 6—4 in the evening session. with the new premiership season beginning next week, there's some positive news for grassroots rugby today. training can be stepped up to involve matches, but with no contact. the professional game does allow that

celtic returned to league action with a win but they had to wait a while to secure the victory over dundeell three points for neil lennon's side in the 83rd minute. earlier rangers went three points clear at the top after a 2—0 win against kilmarnock. new signing kemar roofe getting his first goal for the club. while st mirren and ross county drew 1—1. reigning moto gp world champion marc marquez will not win a fifth title in a row. the spaniard has been ruled out for up to a further three months because of the broken arm he suffered in the first race of the truncated season, which will end on november the 22nd. meanwhile pol espargaro has claimed pole position for sunday's styrian moto gp race in austria. it's the first time the 29—year—old spaniard has secured the top spot on the grid in seven seasons in motogp. valentino rossi will start 14th after crashing in the opening session. britain's cal crutchlow and bradley smith will start from 17th and 18th. tonight heavyweight contenders dillian whyte and alexander povetkin meet for the chance to get a shot at the wbc world title, and possib

dundee united coming from behind to beat them. ross county stay third. the criterium du dauphine, the main warm—up race for the tour, with a back problem. his team mates aren't having a great race. chris froome is down in 65th place as he attempts to prove his fitness, with the tour two weeks away, while geraint thomas is 31st. primoz roglic must be a favourite for cycling's biggest race now — he keeps his 1a—second race lead, despite a crash early in the stage. the race concludes tomorrow — lennard kamna broke away to win today's stage, the biggest victory of the 23—year—old german's career. the belgian rider remco evenepoel has crashed and fallen several metres off a bridge during the tour of lombardy one—day race. he was attended to by paramedics, and taken to hospital, where he's conscious, and his condition is being assessed. evenepoel was part of a leading group, when the crash happened. the 23—year—old is one of the most promising prospects in road cycling, having already won the tour of poland this year. the race, was won byjakob fuglsang of the

let me also update on the situation at kings park school in dundee.h is three more than yesterday. of these 3a cases, 21 a staff members, ten are 3a cases, 21 a staff members, ten a re co nta cts 3a cases, 21 a staff members, ten are contacts and three are peoples of the school, all from within the same class. all staff, pupils, has had same class. all staff, pupils, has ha d co nta cts same class. all staff, pupils, has had contacts of peoples and other releva nt had contacts of peoples and other relevant contacts should be self isolating and, again, in this cluster, there is no evidence at this stage of wider community transmission. there is also a cluster of cases that we are dealing with right now, seven positive cases have been confirmed there so far, all of them are from a small number of families in the area. control measures are being put in place at a number of workplaces linked to those individuals and the process of contact tracing is under way." are being tested and a mobile testing facility in the area will support that process. finally,

while there were wins for the summer and, stjohnstone and dundee united. prix. mercedes dominated with hamilton finishing fastest and his team—mate valterri bottas in second place. red bull's max verstappen, who won last week's race at silverson, sits just behind in third. rugby union's premiership leaders, exeter chiefs had a comfortable return to competitive action. stuart hogg with this try to put exeter12—6 up at the break against leicester tigers and exeter went on to win by 26—13 on the first weekend of games since march 8th. bath, bristol and gloucester also won today. fans are back at the crucible theatre for the final of snooker‘s world championship. it's part of government plans to re—introduce crowds at some test events. there are 300 watching in sheffield, as five—time champion ronnie 0'sullivan takes on kyren wilson. 0'sullivan has been impressive, particularly with this break of 106. wilson though is making a comeback. 0'sullivan now leads 9—6. there's more on the bbc sport website, including news of day three of the second cricket test betwe

but i confirm there are two new individual cases involving people in schools in johnstone and dundee.e dealing with these cases and parents have been written to and carers of children in relevant classes advising where necessary that children should isolate. again, these are situations we are monitoring very closely. that is also true of the cases linked to secondary school pupils such as the cluster in lanarkshire and the one in north—east glasgow. let me remind you as i did yesterday these are community clusters with links to schools, not school—based clusters. the number of confirmed cases associated with the lanarkshire cluster is now nine, a rise of one from yesterday. all these outbreaks have been looked at and followed up by our test and protect teams and we are also today publishing more detailed figures on the overall work test and protect has done over the last two months. these figures which for obvious reasons exclude cases that are still in progress show that since the 22nd ofjune, test and protect teams have contact traced more than 900 positive cases. of the people iden

and dundee united have gone 1—0 up at motherwell.e leaderboard at the us pga championship heading into round three later. fleetwood was in particularly good form in san francisco, shooting the joint—lowest score of round two. he's on six under par, alongside justin rose — the british pair are a couple of shots off the leader. this is the first major championship to be held since the start of the pandemic. neil robertson has a 5—3 lead over barry hawkins at the world snooker championship. their second round match was delayed though after the 2010 champion had a mishap with a cup of coffee. robertson then had to go and change his trousers! it was delayed further when hawkins sat in the australian's chair, which had to be sanitised before play could get under way. live action is continuing a sheffield this afternoon with a heavy weight‘s second round match between ronnie o'sullivan. it's currently seven all and you can watch that match on the bbc sport website and the red button. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in sportsday

communal areas. 22 coronavirus cases, most of them staff members, have now been linked to the school in dundeef school pupils and staff are testing positive for covid—i9, but the government believes the infection has been transmitted through other indoor gatherings. and alexandra joins us now. it was clear from what the first minister had to say on face coverings, it is a case of when rather than if? yes, she did hint at that last week but this debate has been gathering pace over the weekend. what we have seen is some high schools already have been telling their pupils and staff that they must wear face coverings in communal areas, in corridors and in social areas. government policy at the moment is that it is voluntary for both staff and pupils, but as we have seen it is likely to change very soon. that is based on the world health organization and unicef guidelines. what they have said is children aged 12 and over should wear a mask under the same conditions as adults, in particular when they cannot guarantee being one metre or more apart from others and there is widespread transmission in t

while celtic returned to league action for the first time in 13 days with a 1—0 win at dundee united. and the lions tour. it is a busy time and we will be talking about player welfare issues again. it is music to my ears. i know you love your rug bhi! by. the last surviving d—day landing craft has been forced to postpone its final voyage after a six year renovation project costing £4.7 million. due to choppy waters and gusty wind, the craft was unable to make its final landing at portsmouth, where it will be put on display. 0ur defence correspondentjonathan beale has been keeping track of its journey so far. imposing strings music. archive: the dawn ofjune the sixth comes up like thunder over the invasion coast. it was the largest seaborne invasion in history. d—day, 1944, bringing an entire allied army to france to defeat the nazis. and it would never have happened without these. hundreds of landing craft, the workhorse of the invasion. quickly built — and just as swiftly discarded after the war. this was britain‘s last known surviving landing craft designed to carry tanks into battl

and other testing sites in dundee and perth tested more than 2500 people.transmission, and... i want to thank everybody who is involved in managing it. i can understand there will be a temptation nip out or go to go toa will be a temptation nip out or go to go to a shop or to see other people, but please do not do that. evenif people, but please do not do that. even if you have had a negative test in the last few days, it is still possible that you could still develop and spread the virus. so please follow all of the guidance and stay at home, it is because people are complying with that that so people are complying with that that so far we people are complying with that that so farwe are people are complying with that that so far we are managing to avoid this outbreak seeping into the community. so please stick with it so that we can continue with that success. finally, there are a number of cases, not least in atlanta, involving individuals who attend schools. the health protection teams locally are dealing when necessary and will continue to write to par

cases of covid—19 have been detected at two more schools in dundee.s are at st peter and paul's primary school and at an out—of—school club at downfield primary. a number of lockdown restrictions that were imposed in aberdeen earlier this month have been lifted. tighter rules were introduced because of a surge of coronavirus cases in the city. a five—mile limit on non—essential travel and a ban on indoor gatherings has been removed, while pubs, cafes and restaurants will be able to re—open from wednesday, subject to environmental health checks. you can stay up to date with the coronavirus epidemic on our live page. there you can check the latest developments, see reaction as it happens and get instant analysis from our correspondents and experts. you can watch video clips and live coverage of events as they happen. visit bbc.co.uk/news or go to the bbc news app. a court in new zealand has heard how a white supremacist convicted of murdering 51 muslims at two mosques in christchurch last year had wanted to cause the greatest number of casualties possib

the pitch, hibs have maintained their 100% start to the season to go top, after a 1—0 win against dundeeeekend's super league fixtures involving hull fc and salford will be called off, after six hull fc players and two members of their coaching staff tested positive for coronavirus. five of those played against salford on sunday and all are now in quarantine. the league is looking at the match to determine how many players from each team will also be required to self—isolate under test and trace procedures. the delayed season only started 10 days ago. ronnie o'sullivan isn't confident of making the final of the world snooker championship, despite a superb performance took him into the last four. he dragged himself back from 7—2 down against mark williams to win by 13 frames to 10, but his next opponent is mark selby, who beat him the last time he made the final, six years ago, and o'sullivan says he doesn't think he'll get past him. i don't expect to beat him because is the ultimate test and i can't see anyone left in the tournament to beat him over that distance, either, and that's just

on the pitch, hibs have maintained their 100% start the season to go top after a 1—0 win dundee unitedal. they've been docked a total of 17 points over the season for a series of charges including failing to pay their players. the decision means a reprieve for stephen if she will now remain in league 2. it was only ten days ago the super league season eventually got under way which has been thrown into case after six hull fc players have tested for covid—19, five of those played against salford and two members of the coaching team also returned positive results in the routine testing that took place a day after the game. all of those people are in quarantine, both clubs have been ordered to cancel training over the next few days and the results of salford's tests haven't yet been returned so lots of concern around the return of rugby league. snooker, ronnie o'sullivan produced a brilliant comeback to reach the semifinals of the world snooker championship in sheffield. he was 7-2 championship in sheffield. he was 7—2 down against mark williams, eventually winning13—10, his last appearan

>> so the greatest mohammed ali had angelo dundee.u're strong. come on, go! you've got, this you're strong. you're strong. >> you got this, you've got this. that's little tori and her brother, montana, as he gets ready to rumble. look at montana throwing down on that punching bag, anthony. >> oh, it works. >> i could use her when the alarm gets off at 4:30 in the morning getting me here to the studio. that's awesome. >> if life goes according to plan, your sibling will know you longer than anybody, longer than your parents, longer ict oth ony other friend you meet. that's why the sibling bond is so important and so strong. that's great. >>> ahead only on "cbs this morning," fda commissioner dr. stephen hahn responds to concerns that politics is playing a role in decision-making at his agency during the pandemic. that's coming up on "cbs this morning." stay with us, we'll be right back. when migraine strikes, dissolve it with nurtec: the only quick-dissolve treatment for migraine attacks that can get many people back to normal activiti

let me also update at the situation at kings park school in dundee. 34 cases have been identified ashould now be self—isolating, and again in this cluster there is no evidence at this stage of wider community transmission. there is also a cluster of cases in hoyt we are dealing with. seven positive cases have been confirmed, all from a small number of families in the area, control measures are being put in place. the process of contact tracing is under way —— in hoy. a mobile testing facility in the area will support that process. finally in relation to the outbreak in aberdeen, there are now 263 cases associated with the pub cluster, thatis associated with the pub cluster, that is an increase of two since yesterday. all of the signs continue to be that this outbreak is now under control, so again i want to thank everyone who has played a part in achieving this. i want now to say a word about recent testing numbers, and particularly, and i hope this is helpful and gives you an insight into the testing of children and young people since schools returned recently. we know that in recen

there's one match in the scottish premiership later as early leaders hibernian take on newly promoted dundee're investigating. it comes days after 8 aberdeen players broke rules by gathering in a bar after a match — which led to two testing positive. britain's number one womens tennis player johanna konta says she was suffering from heart palpitations and felt lightheaded in a match — as her us open preperations took a blow. konta — at the bottom of your screen — was beaten by in straight sets by world number 48 marie bouzkova at the lexington 0pen — a warm up event for the grand slam which starts at the end of the month. british number two heather watson also lost to american jennifer brady. more health problems. she will have another scan to see what is going on with her heart. fingers crossed it is nothing serious. she says she is not too worried about it. let's hope isvit not too worried about it. let's hope is v it is nota not too worried about it. let's hope is v it is not a big problem. sounds like horrendous conditions. hot and humid. add another ten degrees. former paratrooper ben p

we know things have been lower dundee are being lowered possibly more in poor, poorer areas but not bylts decides to sit the exams in october, something that is allowed, if she does as she still able to apply for a university place in 2020 or does that mean she has been part of the 2021 intake and application? how is that going to work because that is something some students might be choosing to do? yes, absolutely, thatis choosing to do? yes, absolutely, that is a route that is open. if you sit an exam in october, effectively coming back in 2021 and entering in autumn 2021 is one option. there are january start courses so in january 2021 and that is another option. i would be honest that there are a narrow set of courses available in 2021 and the other option is there will be some courses that potentially interfering them up well say you can start late but they will be fewer and verbally between —— if you call them up. when those exam results for the autumn exam come out, probably around december, give us out, probably around december, give usa out, probably around december, give us a

dundee to barcelona is a shorter distance than spain to the canaries.lly, if you look at the german outcomes, it has been there. german tourists can visit the canaries and certain regions in spain, and their overall infection rate is significantly better than the uk. let's talk about that idea of 12 quarantine when you get back. do you think people are obeying it and playing by the rules? because no one is checking. there certainly is checking in a place, whether people are obeying the rules, i'm not sure. i think uk people right through lockdown and the restrictions have been responsible. so i'm quite sure that most people will continue to adhere to quarantine rules. what would you have done differently, what would you like to see changed? i think it's the ability to respond quicker, taking quicker decisions. being quicker about quarantine and regionalisation because ultimately healthy is important but weakly we need to protect the economy. and if we “— need to protect the economy. and if we —— equally ready to protect the economy. if we cannot have be

several cases linked to schools which are worth noting a total of eight adults at kings park school in dundee 407 cases have been identified in the grand pain health board area since the 26th ofjuly. 237 of these are associated with these links to add in pubs and 185 contacts have now been 85 —— 1185 contacts have now been 85 —— 1185 contacts have now been 85 —— 1185 contacts have now been identified from that cluster. it is evidence now that the original cluster of cases linked to pubs is coming under control, but in recent days, we have continued to see new cases which do not seem to be linked to that first cluster. because of that restriction, —— restrictions in aberdeen have been lifted, but a firm timetable may be set for lifting those resections in aberdeen. all of these outbreaks have been travelled by our test and protect tea ms have been travelled by our test and protect teams in the current evidence and their performance shows that the vast majority of contracts are being identified and most are also being identified quickly. however, the clusters and new cases highlight a continued

let me give a quick update on the situation of kings park school in dundee.e outbreak in aberdeen, there are 261 cases now associated with the cluster linked to pubs and that is on linked... and the total number of cases is a35 in grampian. hospitality in aberdeen is due to be from today and preparation for that aberdeen city council have been carrying out environmental health checks at premises across the city. i'm gratefulfor checks at premises across the city. i'm grateful for these efforts and i wa nt to i'm grateful for these efforts and i want to thank everyone in aberdeen for complying so well with restriction. these clusters remind us again that covid can spread if given the opportunity so we have to play our part. that means following the restrictions on household and social gatherings, and more broadly following the five rules of the campaign andi following the five rules of the campaign and i will conclude with a reminder of what they are. face coverings and closed spaces, avoiding crowded places, cleaning hands on hard surfaces regularly, two metr

we have learned this morning that cases in covid—19 have been detected in two more schools in dundee.tems are set up very much that as soon as an individual case is detected, as long as it is reported through test and trace, contact tracing will go on. it will depend on the local circumstances of that school and the different connections that people have. if you have a single case, it's most likely on our current evidence to be from the family oran current evidence to be from the family or an outside transmission. it may not always be necessary for a bubble to go into isolation. we you need to listen very carefully to the local public health advice and the contact tracing teams. so get tested, anybody who has symptoms, teachers or children, gets tested as quickly as possible and take yourself out of circulation and then test and trace in the local health protection teams will give you advice. can i ask you about face coverings? the latest world health organization advice is that children over the age of 12 should wear masks in an environment where you cannot maintaina metre, in an env

been confirmed among pupils and staff in scottish schools. 22 cases linked to kings park school in dundeeverclyde in the main are supportive of the latest moves to keep children safe. i'm all for it. i sent them into school anyway with the face masks, hoping they would choose to wear them themselves. so i think it's a good idea. he has asthma, so i don't know how comfortable i would be with that for long periods of time.

communal areas. 22 coronavirus cases, most of them staff members, have now been linked to this school in dundeencreasing number of school pupils and staff are testing positive for covid—19, but the government believes the infection has been transmitted through other indoor gatherings. some children in northern ireland returned to school today — and schools in england and wales will return from next week. borisjohnson says the life chances of a generation are at stake, as he appeals to parent to make sure their children do return for the new term. teaching unions in england are worried they need more staff, extra teaching space and a clear ‘plan b‘ if there's a spike in coronavirus cases. our political correspondent ellie pricejoins me now from westminster. a real impetus from the government, from borisjohnson to make sure that pa rents from borisjohnson to make sure that parents and pupils are not too anxious ahead of the new school term. that is right. boris johnson returned from his holiday early and on top of this inbox was talking about education, the plea to parents to send their children

communal areas. 22 coronavirus cases, most of them staff members, have now been linked to this school in dundee pupils and staff are testing positive for covid—19, but the government believes the infection has been transmitted through other indoor gatherings. alexandra mackenzie, bbc news, glasgow. and we'll be speaking the executive director of connect, scotland s national parents organisation in about half an hour. thousands of children have returned to classrooms in northern ireland for the first time since lockdown. the term has begun for years seven, 12 and 14. all pupils are due back by next week, and the education minister says he's confident safety measures are in place. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page reports. for the first time since march, classrooms in northern ireland are filling up again. at the start of this unique year... the term feels even newer than usual. i'm so excited, i was ready to come back from the ist of april so i'm excited that we can have as normal time as possible. it will be a stranger but hopefully as in the teachers can work together. hopefully it will be

elsewhere st mirren, dundee united and stjohnstone all won.ns — and he's urged the government to give the go ahead for pilot events with crowds in rugby union. however there was nothing horrible about the result for his side — or this try from stuart hogg as the chiefs enjoyed a bonus point 26—13 win over the leicester tigers — extending their lead to 8 points at the top of the table. elsewhere gloucester thrashed worcester 411—15, bath beat london irish and bristol beat saracens. catalans dragons flew in from france yesterday — after being given a special exemption to travel to the uk despite quarantine restrictions — and left a few hours later with a 58—nil win over wakefield to go joint top of the super league. they scored 10 unanswered tries, including hat tricks from tom davies here and matt whitley to claim their biggest win away from home in the league. warrington wolves are level on points with the dragons, as they beat huddersfield giants 19—18. over to sheffield and snooker‘s world championship where ronnie 0'sullivan is on track to