the food standards agency and food standards scotland, in response to our investigation, said sarms and in the uk and should not be taken. they also said consumers should report businesses selling these substances to them or their local authority. we asked the shops we visited for a response. not all came back to us, but those that did expressed confusion about the regulations. 0ne told us they have now stopped selling all sarms and are seeking guidance from the food standards agency. after his experience, rhys now thinks there are safer ways to get results at the gym. they're not researched enough. you don't know the negative effects. there's a lot of ways to do it naturally, so in increasing your knowledge on your training, your nutrition, getting your nutrition a lot better. i wouldn't recommend sarms to anyone, and those that are currently taking sarms now, i would say stop. thousands of radiographers are going on strike in england this morning, bringing disruption to procedures like x—rays, mri and ct scans and ultrasounds. the society of radiographers have been offered a 5% pay ri

the food standards agency and food standards scotland, in response to our investigation, said sarms andthe uk and should not be taken. they also said consumers should report businesses selling these substances to them or their local authority. we asked the shops we visited for a response. not all came back to us, but those that did expressed confusion about the regulations. 0ne told us they have now stopped selling all sarms and are seeking guidance from the food standards agency. after his experience, rhys now thinks there are safer ways to get results at the gym. they're not researched enough. you don't know the negative effects. there's a lot of ways to do it naturally, so in increasing your knowledge on your training, your nutrition, getting your nutrition a lot better. i wouldn't recommend sarms to anyone, and those that are currently taking sarms now, i would say stop. what have the shops said? what did they tell you about what would happen next? we what did they tell you about what would happen next?— what did they tell you about what would happen next? we asked all the sho -s we

the food standards agency and food standards scotland, in response to our investigation, said sarms andusinesses selling these substances to them or their local authority. we asked the shops we visited for a response. not all came back to us. those that did expressed confusion about the regulations. 0ne told us they have now stopped selling all sarms and are seeking guidance from the food standards agency. after his experience, rhys now thinks there are safer ways to get results at the gym. they're not researched enough. you don't know the negative effects. there's a lot of ways to do it naturally, so increasing your knowledge and your training, your nutrition, getting your nutrition a lot better. i wouldn't recommend sarms to anyone and those that are currently taking sarms now, i would say stop. kash jones, bbc news. john watson as a body—builder and fitness coach and he told me while i go how he became aware of this issue —— darren watson. became aware of this issue -- darren watson. ., ,., became aware of this issue -- darren watson. ., , ., ., ., watson. the reason i became aware o

the food standards agency and food standards scotland, in response to our investigation, said sarms andumers should report businesses selling these substances to them or their local authority. we asked the shops we visited for a response. not all came back to us. those that did expressed confusion about the regulations. one told us they have now stopped selling all sarms and are seeking guidance from the food standards agency. after his experience, rhys now thinks there are safer ways to get results at the gym. they're not researched enough. you don't know the negative effects. there's a lot of ways to do it naturally. so increasing your knowledge and your training, your nutrition, getting your nutrition a lot better. i wouldn't recommend sarms to anyone and those that are currently taking sarms now, i would say stop. kash jones, bbc news. house prices fell for the third month in a row injune according to the mortgage lender halifax. while mortgage rates continue to rise. it said the annual poll of 2.6% was equivalent to about seven and a half thousand pounds being wiped off the average

the food standards agency says that an author rides sales equal criminal offences..ps involved will be investigated but there is confusion over the regulations. some other stories now. the man who killed 26—year—old ellie edwards on christmas eve has had given 48 years in prison. he opened fired with a sub machine gun. she was an innocent bystander. the scottish government wants to decriminalise all drugs with users being offered support and treatment rather than being punished. time now to leave you with get your groove on because the city of malmo is to host eurovision. it has had your revision before in 1992 and in 2013. you are all caught up. goodbye for now. a mixture on friday, certainly for scotland and northern ireland. the rain that started on thursday lasted until the early part of friday morning with accumulations of around 32 millimetres across parts of northern ireland. a third of a month's worth of rain. a weather front across the north—west of the uk here, tending to edge away with brighter skies working in. across scotland, a hot day, the hottest temp

the food standards agency says unauthorised foods being sold as a criminal offence.ached all the shops involved in the investigation, they came back and expressed confusion about the regulations. some other stories now... the man who killed 26—year—old harry edwards outside a pub on christmas eve has been jailed for life and will serve a minimum of 48 years in prison. connor chapman killed her when he opened fired with the machine gun. she was an innocent bystander. the scottish government wants to decriminalise all drugs for personal use. drugs such as heroin and cocaine wouldn't become legal, but users will be offered support and treatment rather than being prosecuted. time now to leave you with ten seconds of getting her groove on, because the for the swedish city, they are to host next year's derivation. they did it before in 1992 and 2013. you are all caught up. goodbye for now. could scraping the deepest part of the ocean help to save the planet — or could the environmental costs be too great? a un body is facing a deadline to decide rules around mining the sea

. —— food standards agency.utside a pub on christmas eve has been jailed for life and must serve a minimum of 48 years in prison. chapman killed ellie when he opened fire with a submachine gun as part of a gang feud. ellie was an innocent bystander. the scottish government wants to decriminalize all drugs for personal use. drugs such as heroin and coke wouldn't become legal, but users would be offered support and treatment rather than being prosecuted. time now to leave you with 10 seconds and get move on, seconds and get your groove on, because the swedish city of malmo is to host next year's eurovision. malmo's had eurovision before in 1992 and 2013. you're all caught up. bye for now. hello. it's been quite a mixed weather picture on friday, certainly for scotland and for northern ireland. we started on a rather gray and cloudy notice and the rain and cloudy note and the rain that started on thursday lasted to the early part of friday morning with accumulations of around 32 millimetres across parts of northern

the food standards agency says they're an "unauthorised novel food" and that selling them is a criminalgation for their responses. those that came back expressed confusion about the regulations. some other stories now. the man who killed 26—year—old elle edwards outside a pub on the wirral on christmas eve has been jailed for life and will serve a minimum of 48 years in prison. connor chapman killed elle when he opened fire with a submachine gun, as part of a gang feud. elle was a innocent bystander. the scottish government wants to decriminalise all drugs for personal use. drugs such as heroin and coke would not become legal, but users would be offered support and treatment rather than becoming prosecuted. than being prosecuted. time now to leave you with ten seconds of... getting your groove on, because the swedish city of malmo is to host next year's eurovision. malmo has had eurovision before, in 1992 and 2013. you're all caught up for now. you're all caught up, bye for now. the reign that started on thursday with accumulation of around 22 millimetres. about a third of a months wort

once this is done, then there are national bodies, for example, the food standards agency uk that decidest is the recommended level is exactly what happens for air pollution, for example, or for alcohol or for tobacco. it happens this time that the joint expert committee of the food and agriculture organisation and the who met shortly after we met in lyon at the international agency and decided to do what is called a risk assessment. risk assessment basically says what is the maximum level at which people can be exposed? for some substances is zero, asbestos is zero, but for example, air pollution is not zero. so this is why there are two different things, the science supporting the characteristic of a compound, and we judge that the science is limited for the moment, and then what you do as a public health organisation of that conclusion. i see. that's really clear. thank you for that. francesco, ijust want to come back to you're your final thought there about what the studies show about any benefits of taking it because... or taking it or consuming it in food, because many people do, we

the food standards agency says that selling them is a criminal offence.nd will serve a minimum of 48 years in prison. he he opened fire with a submachine gun, l was a innocent bystander. the scottish government wanted a criminal old drugs for personal use. drugs such as heroin and coke would not become legal uses would be offered support and treatment rather than becoming prosecuted. now ten seconds of getting your groove on because the swedish city of malmo is the hoser maxxia's eurovision. it has hosted eurovision. it has hosted eurovision before in 1994 and 2014. you're all caught up an hour. hello there. we closed out our working week on a hot and increasingly humid story, in fact many areas across the country seeing temperatures in the mid— to high 20s, peaking in the southeast with 30 degrees as an afternoon high. that means temperatures not falling very far at all, so the start of saturday morning is going to be quite an uncomfortable one, quite a muggy one, temperatures in london, well, sitting at around 20 degrees already — that's 68 fahrenheit.

now i should say, in the spirit of safety, the food standards agency has warned that bottles should waterer whilst protective gloves whilst wearing protective gloves and soon as possible. and eyewear as soon as possible. but with rees—mogg cider we never have this problem because it's never have this problem because ifs and never have this problem because it's and everyone knows it's flat and everyone knows that. gentlemen never drink sparkling the sparkling beverages with the exception champagne . so exception being champagne. so ladies gentlemen, as the ladies and gentlemen, as the wurzels would say, drink up your cider and i have some for my distinguished guests, my panellists for you. >> is this from your old have you got somerset somerset cider made apples from orchard. >> oh, it is yours. oh, indeed. with the family. all helping to produce it , with the family. all helping to produce it, i think it's quite strong. so no driving afterwards, but wow , you're very good. >> actually, it's not bad at all. well, it's really rather nice. it gets . nice. it gets. >> it gets the seal of appr

the food standards agency and food standards scotland, in response to our investigation, said sarms andlations. 0ne told us they have now stopped selling all sarms and are seeking guidance from the food standards agency. after his experience, rhys now thinks there are safer ways to get results at the gym. they're not researched enough. you don't know the negative effects. there's a lot of ways to do it naturally, so in increasing your knowledge on your training, your nutrition, getting your nutrition a lot better. i wouldn't recommend sarms to anyone, and those that are currently taking sarms now, i would say stop. that was kashjones reporting. good morning to you. for decades, millions of brits have enjoyed summer trips abroad, but new figures suggest they could be to blame for soaring rates of skin cancer. according to cancer research, the boom of package holidays in the 19605 could be behind rising skin cancer rates in older people — that's as cases reach a record high across all age groups. 17,500 people are diagnosed with melanoma each year in the uk. latest figures show cases in p

agency. united nations radio new york, the former war minister of the zionist regime warned that with afshari netanyahu's continuation of the bill to change israel's food standards, israel will quickly move towards civil war. accusations of corruption know that the occupied territories have been the scene of widespread protests since yesterday and after the approval of the first part of the food changes bill . yesterday, the regime approved a draft law whose purpose is to limit the power of the supreme court against the cabinet. they closed tel aviv and haifa and stormed ben gurion airport. official centers such as concerts and government centers were also attacked. according to zionist media reports, a number of enemy forces joined the protesters and protested against the actions of prime minister netanyahu. refusal the success of domestic specialists in treating patients with erosive bone in fajr by using a knowledge-based product. this product is an artificial one that provides the possibility of dental implants for people with weak jaw bones, and it has entered the domestic market at the price of 110 foreign samples . the jaw bone was broken and it was not p

between several agencies, we should see that the ministry of roads and urban development is doing the environment standard, customs and police. according to the budget law, how many can we get food from this place if you start, or can we now solve the shortage of the fleet, god willing, this issue has not yet been solved, the measures are being taken, the company and the importer will be determined, the process will be determined with different devices , we hope. that we can, god willing for arbaeen , let's bring a number of shows into the operation and only internal capacity is taken into account. we are following and there are one or two of the factories, and due to the cruel sanctions, now one or two of the factories are following this issue. i am trying to go to the factories that used to make buses. to accident-prone areas and on the other hand, according to the traffic police, about 4,000 people die every year at the accident-prone areas of the roads. in march 1400, after 10 years , the supreme traffic council convened a meeting and the president ordered the removal of the accident-prone areas , not the entire road. eliminating accident-prone spots must be islamic in muhar

standards organization or the oecd. they can state those regulations are mandatory in certain circumstances. the final thing they can do is give guidance and legal requirements to existing, regulatory agencies, whether the food and drug administration, the federal aviation administration, the national highway transportation safety administration -- these big bureaucracies are supposed to have staff on hand that do have an understanding of these technical issues. there absolutely is a role for congress to play. even the major ai companies acknowledge that congress absolutely has a role to play. host: this is a tweet from robert in douglas, it gets to a big concern we are hearing. he writes, artificial intelligence in self is not the actual danger. the real danger is forthcoming, if artificial intelligence advances enough to become artificial consciousness. we are talking about the machine learning. is that a possibility, and what are your thoughts about if that creates a risk? guest: i would say that artificial consciousness is a line that different people have defined in different ways. i am not entirely sure where the question asked her is -- asker is asking the question. i would say the dangers does not ne

standards organization or the oecd. they can state those regulations are mandatory in certain circumstances. the final thing they can do is give guidance and legal requirements to existing, regulatory agencies, whether the foodon, the federal aviation administration, the national highway transportation safety administration -- these big bureaucracies are supposed to have staff on hand that do have an understanding of these technical issues. there absolutely is a role for congress to play. even the major ai companies acknowledge that congress absolutely has a role to play. host: this is a tweet from robert in douglas, it gets to a big concern we are hearing. he writes, artificial intelligence in self is not the actual danger. the real danger is forthcoming, if artificial intelligence advances enough to become artificial consciousness. we are talking about the machine learning. is that a possibility, and what are your thoughts about if that creates a risk? guest: i would say that artificial consciousness is a line that different people have defined in different ways. i am not entirely sure where the question asked her is -- asker is asking the question. i would say the dangers does not necessarily start at the