right, we'll be back at ifa later in the programme.is year was you, but you've been to the great british seaside instead, haven't you? yes, i have been to dorset, which is beautiful and has hopefully been made safer, thanks to sg. every year, around 22 million people flock to the spectacular jurassic coast in the south of england, so public safety is a serious concern. whether it's hiking along the coast or swimming in the sea, huge crowds and a wild location mean serious incidents are inevitable. it wasn't so long ago that if you got yourself into trouble, you needed to make your up here to use this. but now, 56 has connected the coast. and the initiative to save lives starts out at sea with the world's first sg—connected buoys. the data they collect includes current, wave height and tidal conditions, and that's all beamed back to shore with speeds claimed to be 8,000 times faster than current technology used out at sea. low latency is so vital because it enables real—time decision—making. so, any changes or sudden changes in the weat

we will be back at ifa later in the programme. year was you, but you �*ve been to the great british seaside instead, haven't you? yeah, i've been to dorset, which is beautiful and hopefully made safer thanks to 5g. every year, around 22 million people flock to the spectacular jurassic coast in the south of england. so public safety is a serious concern. whether it is hiking along the coast or swimming in the sea, huge crowds and a wild location means serious incidents are inevitable. it wasn't so long ago that if you got yourself into trouble, you needed to make your way up here to use this, but now 5g has connected the coast. and the initiative to save lives starts out at sea, with the world's first 5g connected buoys. the data they collect includes current, wave height and tidal conditions. and that's all fed back to shore, with speeds claimed to be 8,000 times faster than current technology used out of sea. it's so vital, it enables real—time decision—making. so any changes or sudden changes in the weather, be — notified, and p

and this is the reason why we we're doing ifa. back on its feetjust in time for the next crisis. we're here in germany. energy is a big question as well. cost of living is a big issue. and i think for the consumer electronics companies that are here, they were just starting to get to grips with the supply chain issues, component shortages. it's starting to ease up — and now, we've got another body blow for them. yeah, the biggest issue hanging over a massive trade show that's trying to persuade us to spend money on stuff that uses energy is... ..right now, we're a bit short of money. and energy. around ten halls�* worth of ifa were dedicated to the smart home, which traditionally has meant plugging in bits of your life that previously didn't even need to be plugged in. and that's why many of the big names here were keen to attach a particular word to their product. sustainability... and sustainability... sustainability... the argument is that the bits that are now connected to the grid can help you monitor and control your energy

we will be back at ifa later in the programme.thing i really missed this year was you, but you've been to the great british seaside instead. yes, i have been to dorset which is beautiful and hopefully made safer thanks to sg. every year, around 22 million people flock to the spectacularjurassic coast in the south of england. so public safety is a serious concern, whether it is hiking along the coast or swimming in the sea, huge crowds at a wild location mean serious incidents are inevitable. it wasn't so long ago that if you got yourself into trouble, you needed to make your way up here to use this, but now 56 has connected the coast. and the initiative to save lives starts out at sea, with the world's first 56 connected buoys. the data they collect includes current, wave height and tidal conditions, all beamed back to shore, with speeds claimed to be 8,000 times faster than current technology used out at sea. it's so vital because it enables real—time decision—making. any changes, sudden changes in the weather, we can be notified

we will be back at ifa late in the programme.ly missed this year was you, but you have been to the great british seaside instead. yes, i have been to dorset which is beautiful and hopefully made safer, thanks to sg. every year, around 22 million people flock to the spectacular jurassic coast in the south of england, so public safety is a serious concern, whether it is hiking along the coast or swimming in the sea, huge crowds and a wild location mean a serious incidents are inevitable. it wasn't so long ago that if you got yourself into trouble, you need to make your up here to use this. but now, 56 has connected the coast. and the initiative to save lives starts out at sea with the world's first sg—connected buoys. the data they collect includes tidal conditions, recorded back at shore, with speeds recorded eight times faster. it is so vital because it enables real—time decision—making. so, any changes, sudden changes in the weather, we can be notified, so people can help keep safe and make sure people are utilising the coastal

ifa is back to its heady mix of showiness and practicality, a place where your fridge could be part oflives indoors. those could do with the water though. and, yes, they do go big on their washing machines, either that or i have shrunk in the wash. disinfection robot. all right, i'm disinfected, thank you. here's a tip, if you are ever asked to do an action photo, do launch yourself into the air, it always makes you look good. i've really missed this place. we used to come here every year to take the temperature of the tech world in mid summer. i would say after a couple of years on ice it is definitely warming

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next week, we're going to be at the massive berlin tech show ifa — first time that's been on for a couple. hello, it's been a mixed weekend with some of us staying warm and dry and others seeing torrential rain. and the heavy rain has come from this area of low pressure which stays with us throughout the week. for those still in doubt and looking for some rain, for those still in doubt and looking forsome rain, a high for those still in doubt and looking for some rain, a high chance you'll see some in the days ahead. we start monday with some rain, initially across northern england and scotland, pushing its way northwards and a lingering because the northern isles. more spells of sunshine, one at a heavy thundery showers becoming more frequent across wales and south—west england in the afternoon. another one day for many, temperatures in the low to midst 20s. showers pushing their way further northwards overnight again, heavy and thundery and arriving into scotland. behind them, clearskies, perhaps patchy mist and fog, once again another muggy night, temperatures not much lower than 15 or

next week, we're going to be at the massive berlin tech show ifa — first time that's been on for a couple hello, the second half of the week and continues with a mixed picture across the uk, warm sunshine for some, heavy rain for others with the rain tied in with this slow—moving area of low pressure which stays with us going into the new working week. we start sunday with heavy rain initially in northern ireland and northern england, pushing across scotland, not reaching the northern isles until later. showers elsewhere will fade through the morning, some spells of sunshine but heavier showers in south—west england in the afternoon. showers cropping up almost anywhere, could be heavy and thundery where we see them quite well scattered, east anglia and south—east england mainly dry up and are quite breezy, particularly on irish sea coast with stronger gusts for a time. but warm for most, especially in east anglia and south—east england with the best sunshine. 25 or 26 degrees here and the low to mid 20s for many of us. on sunday night, another band of heavy rain pushes up from the south w

right, we'll be back at ifa later in the programme.al environment sensibly. these buoys offer more than just sensor data. aquaculture — farming at sea — is a growing part of dorset�*s economy and 5g—connected cameras underneath the buoys offer continuous monitoring of seaweed growth — and also make sure that no—one steals it! believe it or not, people do steal that kind of crop along the jurassic coast and we're feeding those images via high—definition cameras into an ai algorithm which is analysing the growth rates and saying, "is this "seaweed developing at the rate that we would expect it to?" and the sea data connected by the buoys is also transmitted via 5g to connected signs dotted along the coastline, providing potentially life—saving, real—time information for visitors. buoy is sending information about things like sea temperature, the sea state, wave height to goes to connected signs. and the whole point, really, is to give people a nowcast rather than a forecast of what the conditions are like in the water. the connected sign

next week, we are going to be at the massive berlin tech show, ifa, the first time that has been on forberlin. hello there. chaotic skies this weekend. it really is a very mixed picture. there will be some sunshine, some warm sunshine, mainly across the eastern side of the uk because further west, this is where it's going to be wettest. some heavy rain and the wind picking up as the weekend goes on as well. the reason for this very mixed picture is a big area of low pressure that's just sitting there to the west of the uk and around it we're pushing in these bands of showers or longer spells of rain and some freshening breezes as well. so we do have some sunshine across eastern areas through the rest of today, but maybe picking up some heavy thundery showers as we head through the afternoon. wetter weather out towards the west into western parts of england, wales, affecting southwest scotland and northern ireland. these areas particularly wet and cold too, 15 or 16 degrees in northern ireland, probably making the low 20s in northern scotland, and the mid 20s in east anglia and the south

next week, we are going to be at the massive berlin tech show, ifa, the first time that has been on forou in berlin. low pressure has dominated the weather story so far this week and don't expect any significant change over the next few days to come. if you see skies like this, you will know what is coming, some pretty intense, possibly thundery, downpours are likely to continue, with the winds strongest in the far south—west because you are closest to the centre of the low. and on that southern flank of the low is where we will see the strongest winds, maybe gusts in excess of 30 miles an hour at times, that will drive in the bands of showers around that low pressure, just like we've seen over the last few days. so, one band of intense rain clearing the far north of scotland, another hot on its heels behind, further showers pushing into the south—west and some of these will move further inland as we go through the afternoon. blustery winds, particularly when you get the showers, but the strongest of the winds are likely to be down around the southwest. in terms of the feel of the weath

next week, we are going to be at the massive berlin tech show, ifa, the first time that has been on for you in berlin. hello. we are continuing to see some big differences in the weather across the uk through the rest of this weekend. we have still got low pressure centred to the west of us, and that is pushing around it these bands of cloud, which have been bringing some bursts of rain as well. it was quite a wet start this morning for much of the country. the rain is continuing to move northwards, moving to scotland and the rain will come to rest in the far north of the country. we are left with a zone of cloud stretching across central parts of england, east wales, that could bring us a few heavy showers. either side of that, some sunshine and a warmer day in northern ireland after that early rain. temperatures up to 20 celsius. a bit cooler in the far north of scotland but the highest temps will be in eastern england, up to 26 celsius. the zone of thicker cloud is going to bring some better —— wetter weather this evening across england and wales. another belt of rain sweeps in behin

next week, we are going to be at the massive berlin tech show, ifa, the first time that has been on for in berlin. hello. still some warmth out there, particularly where you are getting to see some sunny spells and overall the weather picture is looking rather more autumnal for the rest of this weekend and into next week, with the cloud thick enough to produce some thundery downpours in places. this is the rainfall picture from earlier today, and this is where we have seen the bulk of the rain so far across western parts of the uk. elsewhere there have been a few heavy showers as well. it is all down to an area of low pressure to the south—west of us. it will stay here for several days now, spinning up bands of rain and pushing north eastwards, but also some heavy and perhaps thundery showers, with quite breezy conditions. where we have seen the heaviest rain across western areas, notice how it will begin to become more patchy for a time before pepping up later in the night. we will feed outbreaks of rain further north through scotland. the further north you are, you have had a largely

next week, we are going to be at the massive berlin tech show, ifa, the first time that has been on forberlin. hello there. over the last few nights, mother nature has been putting on a pretty impressive display of thunder and lightning. late in the day on wednesday, we had a number of storms move across northern england, and that was one of them late in the day in county durham. and recently, the storms have been forming thanks to this area of low pressure just to the south of the republic of ireland. we've had these trough features, these organised bands of showers being thrown in from the south and west, and for wednesday night, we had two clutches of storms — one affecting north wales, the north midlands, northern england. that really was the most active. but we also have another area of storms in the south—east as well. here's the weather picture over the next few hours. there will be a few more downpours coming and going, one or two mist and fog patches forming as well. perhaps some more persistent and heavier rain setting in across some central and eastern area of scotland, and t

next week, we are going to be at the massive berlin tech show, ifa, the first time that has been on forin. hello. the second half of this weekend continues with this mixed picture across the uk — warm sunshine for some, heavy rain for others. the heavy rain tied in with this slow—moving area of low pressure, which stays with us as we go into the new working week. and we start sunday with some heavy rain initially across northern ireland and northern england, pushing its way north and eastwards across scotland, not reaching the northern isles until much later in the day. the showers elsewhere will fade through the morning, some spells of sunshine, but likely to see some heavy showers developing across south—west england through the afternoon. showers are likely to crop up almost anywhere, could be heavy and thundery where we do see them but quite well scattered, east anglia and south—east england staying mainly dry. quite a breezy day, particularly for irish sea coasts, where we could see stronger gusts for a time, but a warm day for most of us, especially across east anglia and south—ea

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next week, we are going to be at the massive berlin tech show ifa, the first time that has been on forin fact, on friday, we saw a high of 27 celsius — 80 fahrenheit in suffolk. it was pretty humid, as well. but out to the west was a different story — and as we head through the weekend, we will see heavy, thundery rain with the wettest of the weather continuing out to the west, and the winds strengthening to gusts in excess of 40mph at times. so this low pressure not really going very far, very fast, and it will flick these frontal systems in an anti—clockwise direction around that low — that's where the heaviest of the rain is likely to be. take a look at the accumulation totals as we go through the weekend, take a look at northern ireland and parts of south—west scotland — the darker blues, the brighter greens suggest that we could potentially see as much as 50—100mm of rain before the weekend is through. so that's where this relentless wet weather is likely to be, but elsewhere, we will see some sunshine. and if you dodge any showers and keep that sunshine, once again, you could get

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next week, we're going to be at the massive berlin tech show ifa — first time that's been on for a couple details later. it's sunday the lith of september. our main story. the foreign secretary liz truss — who looks likely to become the next prime minister on tuesday — has given her clearest indication yet of how she plans to tackle the cost—of—living crisis. writing in the sunday telegraph, she says she would set out "immediate action" on energy bills. her opponent, the former chancellor rishi sunak, says "nothing is off the table" to ease the pressure on households. ben wright reports. as borisjohnson packs up his premiership, tomorrow we will find out who is moving in. the new prime minister will enter number ten on tuesday, and one issue will dominate their first days in office: soaring energy bills for households and businesses. liz truss is widely expected to win the tory leadership contest, but she hasn't spelt out precisely what she would do to help people pay their energy bills. writing in the sunday telegraph, she promises immediate help, saying... average household energy bills

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