yeah, ican. ican. it's not a large expansion.lity, not quantity, that's important. so this is spectrum sound, basically. so it's loaded with actual zx spectrum sounds? yeah, yeah, absolutely. the main expansion, i would say, is finding super creative ways to make the electronic sound acoustic. i thought this was just a kind of stress reliever when i saw it, but... yeah, they're awesome, aren't they? this is white noise, basically. the sound of that will be coming through, you know, a massive array of speakers, so you get this — this lovely crinkly sound. bell hear you had a a lot of modern video games come with ready—made orchestral scores, thatis with ready—made orchestral scores, that is the music you hear in the game. but when you think about it, if you're trying to adapt music from a 1980s computer game, you're basically talking about taking beeps and boops — that's all it is, just single notes — and somehow adapting it and turning it into something that can be played by an orchestra this size. i mean, that's a hell of a lot

yeah, ican. ican. it's not a large expansion.'s important. so this is — this is spectrum sound, basically. so it's loaded with actual zx spectrum sounds? yeah. absolutely. the main expansion, i would say, is finding super creative ways to make the electronic sound acoustic. i thought this was just a kind of stress reliever when i saw it, but... yeah. they're awesome, aren't they? this is white noise, basically. the sound of that will be coming through, you know, a massive array of speakers, so you get this — this lovely crinkly sound. do you have to tune this before you go on? no. are you sure? no. does the here change the... this is true. you're really going next level, which is great. this is their electronic powerhouse set up. so especially for battlefield. so here you've got a load of electronic stems from the original score, and they're being controlled individually and blended in with what the orchestra are doing. a lot of modern videogames come with ready—made orchestral scores — that is the music that you hear in the game

yeah, ican. ican. it's not a large electronic expansion.lity not quantity that's important. electronic notes. so this is... this is spectrum sound, i guess you'd call it. so it's loaded with actual zx spectrum sounds. yeah. spencer laughs. yeah, absolutely. yeah. the main expansion, i would say, is finding, like, super creative ways to make the electronic sound acoustic. i thought this was just a kind of stress reliever when i saw it, but... yeah. steadily vibrating note fast and slow notes. it's good fun. they're awesome, aren't they? this is white noise, basically. crinkling. the sound of that will be coming through, you know, a massive array of speakers. so you get this lovely... do you have to tune these... ..crinkly sound. ..before you go on? no. sure? no. cos the heat would change the note. this is true. you're going next level. yeah. which is great. this is the electronic powerhouse set—up. right. — so especially for battlefield. so here you've got a load of electronic stems from the original score and they're being controlled indivi

yeah, ican. it's not a large expansion.uality, not quantity, that's important. so this is spectrum sound, basically. so it's loaded with actual zx spectrum sounds? yeah. absolutely. the main expansion, i would say, is finding super creative ways to make the electronic sound acoustic. i thought this was just a kind of stress reliever when i saw it, but... yeah. they're awesome, aren't they? this is white noise, basically. the sound of that will be coming through, you know, a massive array of speakers, here you have a load of electronics bands from the original score so they are being controlled and blended in with what you are doing. a lot of modern videogames come with ready—made orchestral scores — that is the music that you hear in the game. but when you think about it, if you're trying to adapt music from a 19805 computer game, you're basically talking about taking beeps and boops — that's all it is, just single notes — and somehow adapting it and turning it into something that can be played by an orchestra this size. i

our north ican correspondent anthony soaker the details. >> -- anthony zurcher has the details. >> thetice department pulled back the curin into the investigation of presidential records at mar-a-lago. in the 32 page affidavithat was heavily redacted the justice department said one of the reasons they thought there were still classified documents being kept in a unsecured location at mar-a-lago was because documents given to the president and his associates from the national archives earlier contained over 100 incidents of classified information mixed among packaging articles, newspaper clippings and 25 items marked top secret that included human intelligence gatherings, foreign surveillance and surveillance gatherings. the justice department relied on witness testimony, but none of that was made public. it was redacted. the reason the justice department gave for this was they thought the identity -- if the identity of witnesses were made public they could be open to harassment or physical intimidation and future witnesses may be reluctant to come forward if they see this effect. there

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ican see, i can see, but if you're scratching your head in a bit confused, i do not blame you becausealian politics and it is a strange as it sounds. now we know that when referring to scott morrison, were not only referring to the former prime minister, were also referring to him as the former secret ministerfor home to him as the former secret minister for home affairs, finance, health, resources and environment. this is extraordinary in so many ways. in fact that he had appointed himself to others portfolios and that he kept his secret not just from the public in the media but for members of his own cabinet. the health minister knew but if you remember, this was essential watching for everyone in the country. scott morrison and greg hunt, discovered 19 briefings at the height of the pandemic, briefing the public on markdowns, to vaccination roll—out, little did we all know that we were actually looking at two health ministers, not one. at what scott morrison is saying that this is an extraordinary time any needed extraordinary measures. but he failed to explain is why this was all

ican i can say that the reception has been polarised.efore it empathised that it that liked her before it empathised thatitis that liked her before it empathised that it is normal to party with your friends there's nothing wrong or immoral about that. on the other hand, there are people they consider that this is not appropriate and may be there also some scepticism that why is the prime minister so keen on hanging out and partying with celebrities and social media influencers. it's really necessary to hang out with them and if it is, is it ok trust them with videos of you partying on their instagram. nothing will stay private and that includes the prime minister am i so consider this as well, a misjudgment on her side. the consider this as well, a mis'udgment on her side.— consider this as well, a mis'udgment on her she.— on her side. the aspect of his reading about _ on her side. the aspect of his reading about there - on her side. the aspect of his reading about there in - on her side. the aspect of his reading about there in the - on

ican i can only say that we always want to win, and we want the fans behind the club, and i can't understandwe have to be unified and fight together. this week's football news show is now available to watch on the iplayer and today it's taking a look at chelsea's new ownership. former blues defender michael duberry is among the guests reflecting on their start to the season. the realistic expectation is to be challenging for a title, that it is the demand of the club. can they challenge manchester city and liverpool? can they sustain it until the last, that is questionable. i think they need to boost their squad to do that. many years ago, we would have said, yes, let's get the champions league, but we want to be winning leagues, and we want to be winning leagues, and we want to be winning titles on all fronts. realistically, it has to be challenging until the very last game and being competitive, there is a chance of winning the league. let's have a look a some of the days football headlines. chelsea's manager thomas tuchel has recieved a one—match touchline ban and fined 35 thousand pounds

ican hi, philip. i can see potential passengers trying to board a train on the platform behind you.is lloin on? , _, ., , going on? yes, welcome to leeds in the north of— going on? yes, welcome to leeds in the north of england. _ going on? yes, welcome to leeds in the north of england. this _ going on? yes, welcome to leeds in the north of england. this is - going on? yes, welcome to leeds in the north of england. this is a - the north of england. this is a station that is served by northern trains which is unaffected by the strike action today, that is why you can see passengers waiting to get onto one of the strains here. but a city like leeds, a major station, in the north of england, on a day like today when the sun is shining it will be a destination for people to head to the shops, perhaps pop out to the shops. people will have been using this station to get around the country to follow their football team. two of the major operations, lner and cross country, are among those affected by the strike action by drivers, members of the aslef union today. cross country not running a

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so i think the appetite for it is bad and he is also being as the savior for bringing august on our ican on that terminal that are currently faced. plenty more head on than use are including but to schools and millions of children in the philippines, off to one of the world's longest pandemic. shutdowns. 2 more bodies recovered from his shrine in iraq after collapse following a landslide. this correlation tennis plan makes history in cincinnati, have that story. little bit. ah, now, mexico's government has reached out to international experts to help with rescue efforts regroup of trapped coal. mine has there been stuck in the mind for more than 2 weeks? ever since a tunnel will collapse, tree re, a flood, rescues have struggle to remove the water. and deborah, from the mine that's close to manon. propeller whose life was now near these sites in sabina us in mexico. so let me just tell us about the rescue effort. what's happened so far and where are we at with it? it's been 19 days now since those 10 coal miners became trapped in this coal mine in salinas. in the mexican state of gro whe

and right now a very of large percentage of ican publithe american but doese justice being done. and that'sin a real problem and it's not going tooved be improved tomorrow when the magistrate judge releases the affidavit. is he ready? reg to releasectics of the strategy of the case, the tactics of the case, the theory of the case. why not? why does the government have so weak the high when it comes to the strategy? in the theory, they certainly have something to hide wheenn i, comes to undercover informants and that kind of thing. but we're entitled to know areeg they going after the espionage heact? now th nineteen seventeen. we are entitled to know the theory of the case now and the government has no reason for keeping it secret s.u greg, i'd be remiss if i didn't take your you get your legal insight on that as well.ed affid the redacted affidavit. how much will we see ? just thirty seconds. >> well, remember this was all an ex parte proceeding, which means only one side is presented. so what you will see is what merrick garland is cherry pickedmerric, which favors him and disa

so i think the appetite is bad and he is also being at the failure for bringing pockets on our ican on the terminal current face and says, there's economic troubles me in the country like many others around the world is trying to deal with, you know, climate change disasters we're seeing that unfold. incent, unblocked, just on the cost of living colleges, which everybody seems to be affected by the moment. mean has the current government under shadow sharif? it's sort of got the eye on the ball about what is important or if call the real worry and the real distraction for them at the moment. holly, this is wild, isn't always, will be a massive destruction for the government. i think one of the things that happens when ron was out the back in april, the general feeling was that his days are numbered and he's done. and we don't really know which one is going to unfold. but pre major events of happened, that partially answer the question, 1st of these is the ruling correlation led by the b m l m, sort of economic mind feel the left behind by the p t i. and for better or worse, they have t

ican i can underline what has been said so far. it's a very dangerous situation.ntal. and it's not only the weapons that are inside parameters of the nuclear power plant, it is also shelling from outside that can then hit buildings and critical infrastructure. this is extremely critical. nuclear power plants are inherently built to produce electricity, they are full of safety features and structures that are meant to contain mishaps and incidents and accidents happening on the inside. but dealing with malevolent actions from the outside that is not what is foreseen in the entire makeup of these facilities. so this is very, very critical. it facilities. so this is very, very critical. , :, :, :, facilities. so this is very, very critical. :, :, ~ ~ critical. if you were on that iaea team going _ critical. if you were on that iaea team going into _ critical. if you were on that iaea team going into the _ critical. if you were on that iaea team going into the plant i critical. if you were on that iaea team going into the plant what i critical. if you were on that iae

they're just going to say, ican, i refuse to pay.i cannot do any more. talk is through your thoughts on that course of action, and in some peoples actions, what is your idea of that crucial if you refuse to pay, that could really have a negative effect on your personal finances. have a negative effect on your personalfinances. it could have a negative effect on your personal finances. it could affect your credit score, meaning it's harder to take out mortgages, loans and credit cards in the future. if you refuse to pay, then your energy supplier you refuse to pay, then your energy su lie ., ~' you refuse to pay, then your energy su lie .,~ i. you refuse to pay, then your energy su lie a' ,, you refuse to pay, then your energy su--lie ., . supplier may take you off a direct debit patent _ supplier may take you off a direct debit patent system _ supplier may take you off a direct debit patent system which - supplier may take you off a direct debit patent system which is - supplier may take you off a direct debit patent system which is

but i, ukrainian pleats on the car, to moscow for literally one month and after this, the easy to icaneven more i would say that it is very probably connected to his commercial activities because actually, he is well known and a propagandist and she is always been trying to create some illusion of mystery and ideas of russian liberalism and deliberation civilisation. 0f of russian liberalism and deliberation civilisation. of course putin likes this style of scientist and met feeds into this dugina. but he doesn't have any influence in putin's regime. flan he doesn't have any influence in putin's regime.— he doesn't have any influence in putin's regime. can enter you and say surely — putin's regime. can enter you and say surely it _ putin's regime. can enter you and say surely it would _ putin's regime. can enter you and say surely it would make - putin's regime. can enter you and say surely it would make sense i putin's regime. can enter you and l say surely it would make sense that ukraine would want him killed and looks like the killing of his daughter, he was supposed to be in the c

ican imagine i can imagine the amount of energy you must spend every day with those machines running.e gas and the electric, the average has - and the electric, the average has gone up 173% between the two of them. we are reliant on both of those and water to supply the service to the community. you know those website _ service to the community. you know those website you _ service to the community. you know those website you read _ service to the community. you know those website you read at _ service to the community. you know those website you read at the - service to the community. you know. those website you read at the moment and they are saying, here is how we can all cut down, fewer showers and so on? there is not much you can do to cut down in a laundry, is there? no. there is a demand. the shop i have owned for ten years has been there for a0 years. so clearly, there for a0 years. so clearly, there is a demand in east grinstead for the launderette. but it has to be affordable. we are an essential community service and i can't pass those price increases on to my customers, ju

yeah, ican. ican. it's not a large expansion.his before you go on? no. a lot of modern videogames come with ready—made orchestral scores — that is the music that you hear in the game. but when you think about it, if you're trying to adapt music from a 19805 computer game, you're basically talking about taking beeps and boops — that's all it is, just single notes — and somehow adapting it and turning it into something that can be played by an orchestra this size. i mean, that's a hell of a lot of work. i say beeps and boops, but some of those early theme songs were pretty clever, giving the feeling of chords and multitrack audio even though computers could only create one sound at a time. it's something that astounded a young matt rogers, who's now been asked to arrange a new version of the theme tune to this, the 1987 zx spectrum game, chronos. i did like the game, but i used to load the game more to listen to the music. i would be sitting with my ear to the spectrum. and the thing was when i came to arrange it, i already knew it

seems to me that they suffered , ah, and all a very large number of states have a whole organization ican. well, excuse me, a big one that tested nuclear weapons. eventually. this led to casualties among the population and no one really understands for this. yeah, let's listen, the call of the only woman here and digress from the past already, but let's talk, but today, and tomorrow, especially in the context of the fact that tomorrow we are promised almost another chernobyl well, at least, and such statements are heard, well, not from the government, of course, ukraine especially since they do not make these decisions. but from the side of america and from the side of uh natsiks. it sounds more than bright. let's listen to dmitry korchinsky ukrainian nationalist even further you need to understand that nothing good will happen next, that it will only get worse. and worse for the whole world, infection in the event of an explosion will go for s and europe and part of ukraine and turkey yes, it's a risk. yes, many people will suffer, but even more people will suffer. if russian administrat

ican i can only say that the owners want to win, and the fans, we want them behind the club. tonight's 3 metre springboard final. in the men's, ben cutmore and kyle kothari are also through to the final of the mens syncronised platform. anthonyjoshua and olesksander usyk are making their final preparations ahead of their world heavyweight title fight in saudi arabia tomorrow night. usyk will be defending his wba, wbo and ibf titles, the belts ade adedoyin is injeddah for us. once champion, now challenger, anthonyjoshua is a man on a mission. i've got to go and change the narrative. that's up to me. i'm the author of my own movie, so i can kind of change it. what gives you the confidence that this time round it will be different? because i've been in there with him before, i know his tricks, i know what he's doing, and i know what i have to do. standing in his way is this man, the fearsome and formidable oleksandr usyk. eccentric, entertaining and an exceptional boxer who hasn't lost in 13 years. he outboxed and outfoxed joshua in their first fight last september. our new heav

ican— situation who understands. i can see _ situation who understands. i can see you _ situation whouation who understands. i can see you smiling! joanne's mother made _ i can see you smiling! joanne's mother made lots _ i can see you smiling! joanne's mother made lots of _ i can see you smiling! joanne's mother made lots of friends i i can see you smiling! joanne's i mother made lots of friends here. she died two weeks ago. come on, off we go again. we couldn't have done what we have done with her without the support because i have learnt so much, learned how to handle her, how to talk to her. learned how to handle her, how to talk to her-— talk to her. using, mum. the funding _ talk to her. using, mum. the funding for— talk to her. using, mum. the funding for the - talk to her. using, mum. l the funding for the support talk to her. using, mum. - the funding for the support group run by the alzheimer's society, as well as funding for mind, age uk, and the hospice were due to end on tuesday but last week the council said their contract would be extended untiljanuary. extended until j

ican i can afford to pay £95 a month, i will pay them £95 a month and no more.e average household, the price cap, has rocketed up. experts now estimate the price cap could exceed £3,500 a year in october, and more than £4,200 byjanuary. the pressure is building on the government to commit to a plan to provide help this autumn and winter. tory leadership candidate rishi sunak said he will provide more money targeted at the most vulnerable people to help with their energy bills, and said the amount would depend on the extent of the energy price rises. there are millions of families for whom it is simply not possible, no matter how hard they work, to come up with that kind of cash and that's why our support should be targeted not on massive tax cuts for very wealthy people but targeted for the people who most need it. and if we don't do that, not only will millions of people suffer, we will get absolutely hammered when it comes to an election. his rival to be leader, liz truss, is focusing on tax cuts. i believe in people keeping their own money and i believe in a

ican i canjust i can just see i canjust see beyond i can just see beyond the photographers behind youc officers in white suits at the house where this awful incident happened. what more can you tell it about the circumstances of the shooting? the tell it about the circumstances of the shooting?— tell it about the circumstances of the shootin: ? ., , , ., the shooting? the houses down the road on the — the shooting? the houses down the road on the left _ the shooting? the houses down the road on the left as _ the shooting? the houses down the road on the left as you _ the shooting? the houses down the road on the left as you look - the shooting? the houses down the road on the left as you look at - the shooting? the houses down the road on the left as you look at it, i road on the left as you look at it, there has been a police officer outside since the early hours of this morning. photographers are here because the scenes of crime specialist, for forensic people, scientific support, they have just about to start the work. police were called at about 10pm last night after reports that

ican wet, and then my hair... not my hair! i can confirm we both ate dry.ering few problems aganst jiri veseley, winning in straight sets 6—4, 6—1, 6—1. rafa nadal survived a scare against australia's wildcard rinky hijikata, coming from a set down to reach the second round. nadal�*s chasing a record extending 23rd grand slam title, which would put him two ahead of novak djokovic. there were four premier league games last night, with a big upset at southampton, where they came from behind to beat chelsea 2—1, romeo lavia with the pick of the goals here. it's their first home win over chelsea in nine years. thomas tuchel�*s side have now lost two of their first five games. it's too easy to put us off balance, to confuse us, to beat us, to push us off track. it's too easy, but it happens. happened in leeds, happened today here. and we need to understand why, and find solutions. brighton could have gone top of the table with a win at fulham but aleksandar mitrovic grabbed the headlines again — he scored his fifth goal in five league games as fulham won 2—1. fr

ican i can see the flowers that have been made in memory of olivia and the condolences with the familyentify, to tell the police exactly who was not only responsible for pulling the trigger on monday night, but perhaps who ordered it, who is protecting the people who were involved, why haven't these people yet been caught? we have heard over the last couple of days that certain names, or at least a name have been given to the police several times, i have heard from several different sources, so they feel as if they are making progress with their investigation. there have been scenes of crime officers, forensics working here over the last couple of days. yesterday, as well. clearly the investigation continuing a quick note on a couple the other shooting incidents in the city that the police are investigating. the death of 28—year—old ashley dale, shot in her back garden, who died in hospital a couple of days later. two people have been arrested in connection with that investigation. the shooting of sam rimmer, 22—year—old, three men arrested in his case have been released on bail. as i

ican i can see those youngsters they are holding their bits of paper, getting their results.d off my potential rather- exams. why was that? i could have | showed off my potential rather than getting _ showed off my potential rather than getting teacher assessed grades and put my— getting teacher assessed grades and put my all— getting teacher assessed grades and put my all into the exam. we getting teacher assessed grades and put my all into the exam.— put my all into the exam. we heard so much about— put my all into the exam. we heard so much about pressure _ put my all into the exam. we heard so much about pressure on - put my all into the exam. we heard so much about pressure on places i put my all into the exam. we heard i so much about pressure on places and fewer top grades. that's a lot to think about on top of everything else, isn't it? think about on top of everything else. isn't it?— think about on top of everything else, isn't it? yeah, but i'm 'ust lad i else, isn't it? yeah, but i'm 'ust glad i got— else, isn't it? yeah, but i'm 'ust glad i got in fl else, isn't i

let's go to london euston where greg mckenzie is this morning. 0k, ok, ican ok, i can see one personwill be taking the train today? good morning, yes, euston station one of the country's busiest. this translation services birmingham, manchester, glasgow to name a few, but no trains in or out of here today today due to the strike action, and we are told that all have an impact on services tomorrow, which will potentially be severely disrupted as a knock—on effect from the strike today. people are arriving here not having known about the strike, and one man i was speaking to try to get to liverpool with his dog and said he doesn't know how he is going to get there now, he will probably have to go tomorrow. the unions did give ample warning and said that this was — the strike was going to happen. we knew about it weeks ago, but in terms of going forward they are more strikes planned for next week, so it is the sum of disruptions.— planned for next week, so it is the sum of disruptions. absolutely, greg mckenzie therefore _ sum of disruptions. absolutely, greg mckenzie therefore us. _ su

for once, carol, ican for once, carol, i can say i don't remember it well.f wildfires in the south—west of the country. that blaze has spread more quickly than those which devastated the region in july. and the country is now experiencing its worst drought on record. abs. experiencing its worst drought on record. �* �* , experiencing its worst drought on record. . �* , ., , record. a british man has been charred record. a british man has been charged with — record. a british man has been charged with various _ record. a british man has been charged with various terrorism | charged with various terrorism offences following investigation by the metropolitan police terrorism command. aine davis — who has always denied being part of the cell — was held by met police counter terror officers last night, when he arrived in the uk. he was deported from turkey after serving a seven and a half year jail sentence. victims of burglary and robbery and being failed by police and not getting the justice they deserve, according to the official inspectorate. andy cooke said