the federal aviation authority in the united states has grounded the virgin galactic space ship whilethe edge of space in july. the space ship two's pilots are reported to have received yellow and amber alerts for flying too low — while it was carrying the british billionaire, richard branson. in the democratic republic of the congo, the environment minister says nearly four thousand five hundred people have fallen sick following a toxic leak from a diamond mine in neighbouring angola. eve bazaiba said twelve people had died. she said the drc would ask for reparations for the damage caused. there has been no response so farfrom the mining company. countries around the world are debating whether, and how, to deal with the taliban, now they're fully in charge of afghanistan. britain's foreign secretary is already in the gulf state of qatar for talks with senior taliban leaders. he's trying to persuade them to reopen kabul airport, so people who want to leave can fly out. the biden administration has signalled that it won't recognize the taliban, but has to work with them in some areas.

it's uncharted territory, but to make it even this far has proved to the federal aviation authority it won't ever need to. but it's still likely a ways off before we see widespread adaptation and faa approval of unmanned aircrafts. drones built at this country house in chichester don'tjust hover above the back yard. a ground—breaking new licence mean pilots can fly these aircraft from hundreds of miles away. typically, drones are not allowed to be flown outside of line of sight of the operator and even when this does happen, regulators only give permission for specific flights on a specific date and for a specific cause. that could be about to change. a company based here has just been granted the uk's first ever blanket licence to make beyond line of sight flights at a moment's notice. the pioneering first flights also rely on autonomous systems. our system maps the world in 3d, in real time, understands that 3d world and its position in the world. that can allow the pilot to stand back and observe. the drone is going to turn, the cameras going to turn. we can go and have a look at th

the federal aviation authority in the united states has grounded the virgin galactic spaceship while to the edge of space in july. the spaceshiptwo's pilots are reported to have received yellow and amber alerts for flying too low while it was carrying the british billionaire richard branson. in the democratic republic of the congo, the environment minister says nearly 4,500 people have fallen sick following a toxic leak from a diamond mine in neighbouring angola. eve bazaiba said 12 people had died. she said the drc would ask for reparations for the damage caused. there has been no response so farfrom the mining company. china's broadcast regulators have banned public voting on reality tv shows and actors with political views they deem "incorrect". the move is part of the chinese government's newest media crackdown. authorities also pledged to promote more masculine images of men. regulators say only programmes that foster a patriotic atmosphere and celebrate traditional chinese culture will be broadcast in the country. british foreign secretary dominic raab has suggested the uk need

the federal aviation authority in the united states has grounded the virgin galactic space ship while of space in july. the space ship two's pilots are reported to have received yellow and amber alerts for flying too low, while it was carrying the british billionaire, richard branson. poland has declared a 30—day state of emergency along the border with belarus because of an influx of migrants. poland, lithuania and latvia have accused belarusian authorities of flying migrants into belarus, then pushing them across the border. the rise in unauthorised crossings started injune, after the eu imposed sanctions on the authoritarian leader of belarus, alexander lu kashenko. courtney bembridge has this report. polish troops gathered on the border as nearby regions entered a state of emergency. measures mean people can't gather in groups and must carry identification in public. it's an unprecedented move in response to a surge in migrants coming across the border which poland says is being engineered by belarus. translation: what's happening at the border on the part - of the belarusian auth

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