captain john conrad, _ the reversed twist. captain john conrad, thanks - the reversed twist.hanks very much will being with us. plenty more of this story on our website. looking at the different methods that could be used to get the ship moving. and the bbc news app for your latest coverage. plenty more coming up on the programme, so stick with us on bbc news. you can reach me on twitter — @richpreston. hello there. the weather will be turning much colder today. we look at the temperatures we got to yesterday, in the warmer spots we had highs of around 15 celsius, for example, in sheffield. today, those temperatures quite widely across the uk down by about five celsius. from 15 to about 10 later this afternoon. the change is brought about by an area of low pressure, this one here, and there are a couple of weather fronts on it. the first, an impostor bringing in a little rain eastwards. the second is the cold front, and it's behind that that the colder air will spread its way in across the uk. over the next few hours, ourfirst band of rain moves from wales across into central

for more on this extraordinary story i'm now joined by captain john conrad he's a licensed captain of the world's largest ships an author and founder of the shipping website captain dot com mr conrad welcome to you from the captain's perspective tell me how could it come to this. right piece ships have gone an incredibly large over just the last 10 years so in the last 10 years they've gone from about 10000 container ships to 20000 container ships but as the size has increased the international maritime organization the u.n. arm that does maritime in london they have not increased the crew size and they have not put new requirements for technology on the ship so you have significantly bigger ships and the same size crew the same technology really the same tug boats and equipment and navigating the ships and it's not just the length i mean this ship is about 60 meters longer than the biggest aircraft carriers in the world but it's also the weight with a doubling of the number of containers on board. these ships way too to 300 percent more than the ships of 10 years ago and again we're

for more on this extraordinary story i'm now joined by captain john conrad he's a licensed captain of the world's larger ships an author and founder of the shipping website captain dot com mr conrad welcome to you from the captain's perspective tell me how could it come to this. right piece ships have gone an incredibly a large over just the last 10 years so in the last 10 years they've gone from about 10000 container ships to 20000 container ships but as the size has increased the international maritime organization the u.n. on that does maritime in one day and they have not increased the crew size and they have not put new requirements for technology on the ship so you have significantly bigger ships and the same size crew the same technology really the same tug boats and equipments and navigating the ships and it's not just the length i mean this ship is about 60 meters longer than the biggest aircraft carriers in the world but it's also the weight with a doubling of the number of containers on board. these ships weigh 2 to 300 percent more than the ships a 10 years ago and again w

by captain john conrad he's a licensed captain of the world's largest ships an author and founder of the shipping website captain dot com mr conrad welcome to you from the captain's perspective tell me how could it come to. right piece ships have gone an incredibly large over just the last 10 years or so in the last 10 years they've gone from about 10000 container ships to 20000 container ships but as the size has increased the international maritime organization the un arm that does maritime in one day and they have not increased the crew size and they have not put new requirements for technology on the ship so you have significantly bigger ships and the same size crew the same technology really the same tug boats and equipment and navigating the ships and it's not just the length i mean this ship is about 60 meters longer than the biggest aircraft carriers in the world but it's also the weight with a doubling of the number of containers on board. these ships weigh 2 to 300 percent more than the ships of 10 years ago and again we're using 1020 year old technology aboard can't gusts

by captain john conrad he's a licensed captain of the world's largest ships an author and founder of the shipping website captain dot com mr conrad welcome to from the captain's perspective tell me how could it come to. right piece ships have gone an incredibly large over just the last 10 years so in the last 10 years they've gone from about 10000 container ships to 20000 container ships but as the size has increased the international maritime organization the u.n. arm that does maritime in london they have not increased the crew size and they have not put new requirements for technology on the ship so you have significantly bigger ships and the same size true the same technology and really the same tug boats and equipment and navigating the ships and it's not just the length i mean this ship is about 60 meters longer than the biggest aircraft carriers in the world but it's also the weight with a doubling of the number of containers on board. the ships way too to 300 percent more than the ships a 10 years ago and again we're using 1020 year old technology aboard can't gusts of wind r

captainjohn captain john conrad speaking captainjohn conrad speaking to me earlier.the aquatic creatures experience different types of sleep — one of them similar to the rapid eye movement — or rem sleep that humans undergo when they dream. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. eight legs, three hearts, one impossible dream. marshmallow the octopus, quietly snoozing away in her tank. but look at this, she is suddenly changing colour, her muscles twitching, her sucker is contracting. her suckers contracting. researchers believe marshmallow may be dreaming. # dream... a team of scientists at a university in the west of brazil recorded four octopuses over several days. their sleep pattern went through cycles. during quiet sleep they were still, during active sleep they moved around. similar to humans when we dream, a period of neural activity that can boost health and cognition. they look so strange, so different, they seem almost alien, but it is thought octopuses have the most complex brains of any invertebrates. perhaps the most famous was paul, the eight—legged soothsayer

chang, author of the coming collapse of china, doctor marty mccarrick, professor of johns hopkins school of medicine, conradformer international newspaper publisher. tyrus, fox news contributor and fox nation host. i just want to stay a word, you made the cut today. i heard you the other day on tv, people talking about shakespeare and romeo and juliet out of school and to 14 -year-olds committing suicide, ridiculous. that's not why we read shakespeare. we read it for the language and we read it because, as you said, the truth of human condition. smart guy. let's jump in. let's go to politics and policy and everybody at play here. what do you think of the number one polling problem objection is the democrats. you see it, the number one worry, trump voters. not white supremacist, not proud boys, trump voters. we are in a difficult place right now. [inaudible] so now you build a government structure unheeding trump, trump is gone. >> it's the walk off the cliff. starting to become obsolete already and they are going to have to face up to the responsibility of government. >> we saw this with president biden's e

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for more on this extraordinary story i'm now joined by captain john conrad he's a licensed captain of the world's larger ships and.