i met with the boss of the virgin group, richard branson to find out more. psychology student with dyslexia, always struggled with spelling at school. with which i used to spell which as like the witch's hat instead of which place are we going to meet or whatever, like, my bs and ds i would switch up all the time. but now he has other powerful tools at his disposal thanks to artificial intelligence. research finds that dyslexics are enthusiastic early adopters of ai. i'm not as good as making things as i am imagining them, so it's definitely learning how to create things and could definitely, like, be helpful. and maybe that's where ai comes in. experiences like dominic's are the driving force behind the launch of the first university of dyslexic thinking, founded by virgin group's sir richard branson, who has famously called dyslexia his superpower. the online courses are aimed at teaching the world how to think like a dyslexic. and from speaking to attendees here, it's about seeing things differently that helps dyslexic minds to innovate. some of the great

let's stay with al, because uk billionaire sir richard branson says the technology could help unlock in the workplace. sir richard — who is dyslexic himself— has launched the first online university to teach dyslexic thinking skills. 0ur north america business correspondent ritika gupta met with the boss of the virgin group to find out more. dominic, a psychology student with dyslexia always struggled with dyslexia always struggled with spelling. i with dyslexia always struggled with spelling-— with spelling. i spelled which, like the witch's _ with spelling. i spelled which, like the witch's hat, _ with spelling. i spelled which, like the witch's hat, instead . like the witch's hat, instead of which place we would meet. my of which place we would meet. my bs and ds i would switch up. now he has new tools at his disposal. dyslexics are found to be enthusiastic adopters of ai. it to be enthusiastic adopters of ai. , ., ., ., ai. it is learning how to create things _ ai. it is learning how to create things and - ai. it is learning how to | create things and maybe ai. it is learning how

sir richard branson�*s private island.inaudible. high earners preparing to flee the country as chancellor rachel reeves fails to rule out tax rises for the rich. the sunday people, calls for the union boss to use wealth levies to fund cuts to winter fuel payments. and in the sunday times, the winter fuel payment in its own way, warning of a revolt against keir starmer, in what labour sources have described as shameful. oasis are working hard to convince their fans to not look back in anger after the disappointment caused by dynamic ticket pricing for their reunion tour last weekend. the band has confirmed they will send out invites for a private ballot for their "final" wembley stadium dates overnight. the gallagher brothers said the eligible fans would be ones that signed into a ticketmaster account on saturday, august 31st, when tickets first went on sale. it comes after the band extended their live 25 date tour to include two more london shows on september 27th and 28th. we've received a very happy update on sir alan ba

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they had the weddding at sir richard branson's private island. made in an interview with the sunday times — �*if richard branson is reading this, i'd love a holiday.�* last month the 70 year old and the new lady bates took to the british virgin islands where none other than sir richard branson officiated the ceremony. it comes after a massive year for sir alan who fought to clear the names of hundreds of subpostmasters wrongly accused of theft and false accounting. we just heard that china has closed with the most medals with great britain following in second and the us coming in third. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello there. for part two of the weekend, a thundery low sitting across england and wales, generating heavy rain and also some thundery downpours through the afternoon. further north, the more dry it will be, scotland and northern ireland, but quite a bit of cloud. cooler than of late, north—westerly winds starting to set in across the north—west, whereas low pressure means warm and humid air. the weather front across south

if richard branson is reading this, i would love a holiday. branson officiated the ceremony. it comes after a massive year for ceremony. it comes after a massive yearfor sir alan massive year for sir alan fought to clear names of hundreds of. office upmost masters. oasis are trying to convince their fans do not look backin convince their fans do not look back in anger after the disappointment caused by dynamic ticket pricing for the reunion tour last weekend. the band has confirmed they will send out invites for a private ballot for their final wembley dates. they said those eligible will be fans who signed on to ticketmaster account on saturday the 31st of august when tickets first went on sale. it comes after the band... it comes after the band extended their live �*25 tour to include two more london shows on september 27 and 28. plenty more to come including headlines. for now, stay with us here on bbc news. for part two of the weekend, a thundery low sitting across england and wales, generating heavy rain and also some thundery downpours t

sir richard branson's private island!n made in an interview with the sunday times: "if richard branson is reading this, i'd love a holiday." well, ask and you shall receive. last month, the 70—year—old and the new lady bates took to the british virgin islands where none other than sir richard branson officiated the ceremony. it comes after a massive year for sir alan who fought to clear the names of hundreds of subpostmasters wrongly accused of theft and false accounting. the spanish director pedro almodovar has won the top prize at the prestigious venice film festival. he was awarded the golden lion for the room next door, a drama about a woman who chooses to end her own life. almodovar used his acceptance speech to defend euthanasia. he said dying with dignity was a fundamental right for every human being. at the age of 74, the film is his first feature—length work in the english language. summer may be over but festival season isn't. the bbc is staging its radio 2 in the park over the weekend, with live performances fr

"if richard branson is reading this, i'd love a holiday."mony. that's it for this our from that's it for this ourfrom me. there is plenty more on all of the day the's news on the bbc news website. to remind you, if you want to watch laura kuenssberg's interview with prime minister sir keir starmer thatis prime minister sir keir starmer that is available on the bbc iplayer. there is plenty more on the bbc news website. sir keir starmer told the bbc his new government will have to be unpopular if it wants to change the country. we will have more on that and all the rest of the day's news throughout the evening here on bbc news. thanks forjoining us this afternoon. stay with us on bbc news. hello there. so far september has been quite warm and humid with some thundery downpours and some pleasant spells of sunshine. this upcoming week will be a shock to the system, the first real taste of autumn, turning much cooler for all of us, with sunshine and showers, windy at times and nights a lot colder. but temperatures will begin recover again as we h

she was seen dancing with richard branson last week, so she's got supporters in some corners, but we'llhere. have you got a halloween outfit too? i'm thinking of doing the same thing, of getting it together, but i'll do the moves on the halloween party. ok, now not here. a new statue to commemorate queen elizabeth the second has received a mixed reception from some visitors to antrim castle gardens. the sculpture by the belfast artist, anto brennan, was unveiled last weekend, but has recieved criticism online. one person said to have a commission that should get their eyes tested. let's go to new york on the anniversary of an event that affected the whole world. earlier we saw scenes of donald trump and kamala harris shaking hands just after the tv debate, but today patterson politics is put aside and you can seejoe biden, mike bloomberg as well, i think,. biden, mike bloomberg as well, ithink,. jd vans biden, mike bloomberg as well, i think,. jd vans there. chuck schumer and rudy giuliani, all gathered there in new york to commemorate 9/11. we have been hearing from the families, as we

because in recent years, it's had such a huge boost by big players such asjeff bezos, elon musk, richard bransonce is not solely a government business within the government space agency, but it's also a commercial venture, just like aviation was more than 100 years ago. so we have here people representing the commercial side — axiom, space x, sierraspace, starlab, lots of people here, and there's a lot of conversation. and so much has happened in the industry of space with so many countries now, china, india, several looking to really push and advance their discoveries in space. it's an exciting time, isn't it? i cannot say better than this. it is very exciting. china, india, are also part of our conference. they're going to give us updates on their activity. we work really together because we share one planet. and when you're in space orbiting around the planet, it dawns on you there's only place where we can live, where all the animal species can live. you are up—to—date with the business. see you very soon. the trial has begun in paris of france's most prominent far—right politician, marine l

the i was always arranging parties for these seriously high flyers, like richard branson, dame charlie, bassi ivana trump. the very well i really value and appreciate about mom. she will just again to make things happen. she that's harder than anyone i've ever met and she will start. she goes into the room and everything's going to break and i'm tired. and then my credit will the, the what's very noticeable is especially at the moment, there are people who are in this country who have got a lot more. the people who work very, very hard all their life. what is unfair is the largest the know really honoring that position and paying the taxes because they're off shows that they're able to have the advice to be able to keep that money to keep the soup yachts, even though on paper they may be bankrupt. but said they are in the south of france on their yachts and, and lossing. wow, try to charge the extreme wealth and extreme poverty of seeing a sharp simultaneous increase for the 1st time and 25 years. in britain, the richest one percent hold more wealth than 70 percent of the population. s

sir richard branson invited the couple to houday branson invited the couple to holiday on his privatermer subpostmaster said in an interview if richard is reading this, i'd love a holiday. this is a type two story, and its worth knowing. its worth knowing what? what actually can be a contributing factor to type 2 diabetes. >> however, if chicken and egg isn't it? well, it is a little bit. >> and if you're on, if you're a shift worker and you're on night shifts or late shifts or whatever it is, you can't turn that work down saying, well, i might be more at risk of being a type two diabetic later in life. >> and if you get home late at night, you've still got to eat your dinner, i guess. but you're on a kind of different clock. it's probably, i imagine it's got got to have something to do with. i mean, i'm not a scientist, i don't know, but something to do with your circadian rhythms because it's quite difficult for night workers, isn't it? you go home when it's dark, you eat late, you go to bed late, you wake up late and you're just sort of, like, out of sync with the way that your bod

. >> oh come on, richard branson. >> you know what?onna have to be quite quick. sorry. >> andrew wood, who goes by the pronouns he, him and he is the civil servant who is the head of office for value for money in the government. they're recruiting more people. it's going to be like the office of tax simplification. more and more money is going to be wasted. he's going to need more and more bureaucrats a few seconds mine is keir starmer for the lies and the hypocrisy. >> all right. he will deny he's a liar okay nicola peltz beckham married to brooklyn beckham who has died. >> her two dogs pink which is absolutely an outrage . no absolutely an outrage. no respect for animals. >> do you think the other dogs in the park have a laugh at them? do you reckon when the dogs go out she's bullied? she's dyed you pink, mate, you know. anyway right. okay, i'm going to an goyway righ t. okay i , 'm goin g to anyway right. okay, i'm going to go for that. actually, that is dying dogs. pink i think is a is a is for want of a better phrase, a red line f

was interviewed, he said, if richard branson is listening, i would love to have a free holiday. sir keir starmer. so they're holidaying in. can i say this place costs 40 grand a week? and branson said, i can't love anyone more deserving of a break. i can me okay. >> go on, »- >> go on, >> my greatest britain is princess catherine. as she's completed chemotherapy . and for completed chemotherapy. and for all the reasons we discussed moments ago. >> absolutely. okay. go on. jay. >> absolutely. okay. go on. jay. >> and mine is don shepherd, one of the few remaining d—day veterans who has died at the age of 104. and i was doing a little bit of we illegally on air. otherwise we get sacked and, i don't know, someone burns the place down or something. but anyway. right sunday people says greatest britain union jack carroll. who's your greatest britain? >> i've kind of got a joint one. >> i've kind of got a joint one. >> it's two. it's alan bates post office campaigner and richard branson, because a few weeks ago, when alan bates was interviewed, he said, if richard branson is listening,

and we look at how a new online university launched by sir richard branson could help people with dyslexiainning of the new week, china has announced new measures to try and boost sluggish growth. the ailing property sector is the target this time — with the central bank telling banks to lower mortgage rates for existing home loans. we're expecting commercial banks to cut rates by about 0.5%. the move is the latest in a string of measures introduced by beijing. tianchen xu, senior economist for china at the eiu. the three arrows of policy support is the monetary reducing through last tuesday the cost to the policy interest rise, and so on. a lot of monetary conversion efforts. the efforts to rescue the struggling housing market, the rate cuts on existing mortgages, subsidies on mortgages, subsidies on mortgage takers and there is also

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and we look at how a new online university launched by sir richard branson could level the playing fielde beginning of the new week, china has announced new measures to try and boost sluggish growth. the ailing property sector is the target this time — with the central bank telling banks to lower mortgage rates for existing home loans. we're expecting commercial banks to cut rates by about 0.5%. the move is the latest in a string of measures introduced by beijing. tianchen xu, senior economist for china at the eiu explains the new economic strategy of the government. these three eras, the first is that monetary reducing where last tuesday there was cuts to bank requirements and so on, a lot of monetary efforts. the second is the effort to rescue the struggling housing market. rate cuts on existing mortgages which is technically subsidies on mortgage takers and also removal of purchase restrictions in some of china's largest cities. finally, we have not seen it yet but it is

and we look at how a new online university launched by sir richard branson could level the playing fieldof the new week, china has announced new measures to try and boost sluggish growth. the ailing property sector is the target this time — with the central bank telling banks to lower mortgage rates for existing home loans. we're expecting commercial banks to cut rates by about 0.5%. the move is the latest in a string of measures introduced by beijing. tianchen xu, senior economist for china at the eiu explains the new economic strategy of the government. these three errors, the first is that monetary reducing where last tuesday there was costs to banks and so on, a lot of monetary efforts. the second is the effort to rescue the struggling housing market. rate cuts from existing mortgages which is technically subsidies on mortgage

sub—postmaster who led a campaign forjustice over the faulty horizon it scandal has got married on sir richard bransonn necker island last month. they were invited after sir alan dropped a very public hint to sir richard in a sunday times interview — saying he'd "love a holiday". the ceremony was a surprise for suzanne so she didn't bring a wedding dress. instead the happy couple went for a more relaxed, "holiday chic" look. congratulations to them both. before we go, let's bring you some live pictures from papua new guinea where pope francis is addressing young people in the stadium and port mosby. it marks the third leg of the 87—year—old pontiff's 12 day tour, the longest of his papacy. before this, he travelled to the remote north—west coast. later today he will travel south—east asia �*s youngest country, we will keep track of his movements and bring the latest right here in bbc news. low pressure and early warmth in september have brought flooding rains to some this weekend. a month's worth of rain fell in parts of the west midlands on the slow moving weather front on sunday, which is only slowl

post office campaigner sir alan bates marries his partner suzanne on sir richard branson�*s necker islandthe park? hello, i'm kasia madera. it's five years since a british prime minister visited the republic of ireland, after tensions over

sub—postmaster who led a campaign forjustice over the faulty horizon it scandal has got married on sir richard branson'sartner suzanne on necker island last month. they were invited after sir alan dropped a very public hint to sir richard in a sunday times interview, saying he'd "love a holiday". the ceremony was a surprise for suzanne so she didn't bring a wedding dress. instead the happy couple went for a more relaxed, "holiday chic" look. the oscar winning actress kate winslet has told the bbc that women should celebrate "being a real body shape" after being told on a recent film set to sit up straighter to hide her belly rolls. speaking about her upcoming film, lee, on sunday with laura kuenssberg, winslet said it was herjob to be like her character — photographer elizabeth �*lee' miller. we are so used to perhaps not necessarily seeing that and enjoying it. the instinct, weirdly, is to see it and criticise it or comment on it in some way. and people were saying, "god, how wonderful, she's saying that she doesn't care about her body." i was talking about the character, it's the character that i'm pl

earlier this month, he tied the knot to his partner of 34 years on sir richard branson's private islande all here to share our experiences. sir alan bates was portrayed in the itv drama alan bates vs the post office, which brought wider public attention to the hundreds of subpostmasters wrongly prosecuted and convicted for false accounting and stealing money from the post office when it was down to faulty horizon software. the public inquiry into the scandal is in its last stage, with sir alan and many of the campaigners attending. but despite the publicity, a public inquiry and sir alan's recognition from the royal family, he says the fight is ongoing. even with this new government, who he says he hasn't even met yet or been invited to any meetings about the compensation promised to them. i say, make a firm commitment to ensure that this is finished by the end of march next year. sir alan bates says he will use his knighthood as another tool in his armoury forjustice. and in terms of celebrations, lady bates had plans. well, we're going to go back to the hotel, we're going to fling off

richard branson richard bra nson obviously richard branson obviously read the article and invited thempy couple. if you don't ask you _ they are. the happy couple. if you don't ask you don't _ they are. the happy couple. if you don't ask you don't get. _ they are. the happy couple. if you don't ask you don't get. they - they are. the happy couple. if you don't ask you don't get. they looked very happy and congratulations to them. let's check in with sarah and a look at the weather.— them. let's check in with sarah and a look at the weather. good morning to ou at a look at the weather. good morning to you at home _ a look at the weather. good morning to you at home and _ a look at the weather. good morning to you at home and nina _ a look at the weather. good morning to you at home and nina and - a look at the weather. good morning to you at home and nina and roger. | to you at home and nina and roger. you may have been woken up across parts of southern england and london this is what the sky look like, some big showers and thunderstorms rattling their way gradually northwards through t

over the faulty campaign forjustice over the faulty horizon it scandal has got married on sir richard branson'shint saying he'd love a holiday. it was a surprise for suzanne who didn't bring the wedding dress, instead the happy couple went for a more relaxed holiday look. i would like to make a public hint to sir richard that i would love a holiday too, please! nothing fancy... we have brought you the latest on the war in ukraine and here is an update on the efforts to help in the uk. three british men are running 60 kilometres across london to fund raise for ukrainian air defence teams. the route includes the sites of bomb and rocket attacks on london during the second world war. let's speak to andy lewis, the co—organiser and runner. we spoke to you earlier this morning, to your team, to find out how you are getting on. can you update us on how the marathon is going so far? good afternoon. _ marathon is going so far? good afternoon, it's _ marathon is going so far? good afternoon, it's going _ marathon is going so far? good afternoon, it's going very - afternoon, it's going very well. a surpr

remember this company went public through a spac deal and i did have high-profile backers like richard bransoner big names but at that point it was worth several billion and now it's just a fraction of that and we will see, for now the special committee has a banker we are not aware of the company itself is exploring a sale but she has said she is open to other offers so it could make sense for this company and the limelight of the public markets to sort of reset and potentially restructure and return to growth. >> thank you very much. let's get to some more news. kkr and goldman back home renovation startup live space is getting closer to going public. the platform connects customers with designers for home makeovers in markets like india and singapore. it's betting it's first net income in the first quarter of 2025, a live space gets 85% of its revenue from that india market. caroline: let's talk about someone's probably eyeing the ipo market and the venture landscape. someone with a lot of expertise. cap -- co-founder just made a recent $250 million investment in the ticketing marketplace,

. >> richard branson, elon musk. yeah.i >> richard branson, elon musk. yeah.ly spacex. >> it is. >> it is. >> it is the new space race. i can remember the excitement. i can remember the excitement. i can remember the excitement. i can remember the excitement of the apollo's going up. do you remember. and i can remember my dad taking my brother and i out into the garden, pointing into the great blue yonder at night and saying, that's the spaceship. and we believed him. >> and what was it? >> and what was it? >> just a star. just a star. but we were we were so excited , i we were we were so excited, i think i was 7 or 8 or something. so excited. and it took me. it was only years later that i realised dad had just said it oh to, yeah, and you've remembered it all these years later. >> that's that's so great. it is a major milestone. this obviously that's obviously mission control there. those are all the people who are making sure that they that we can listen in. >> in fact, initiating secondary o2 >> in fact, initiating secondary 02 public and commercial service

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richard branson? have you been on necker island ? oh, i'd love to go. island? go. >> you need to have a word. >> you need to have a word. >> send him a whatsapp. say we'll come. we'll bring neil. the observer. tories health reforms left the uk open to covid calamity is the other story . so those are your front story. so those are your front pages. but really there's only one story in town. if you're just joining us, it's very good news about the princess of wales. princess catherine, this an exclusive from their royal editor , roya nikkhah. it's about editor, roya nikkhah. it's about the princess of wales . and the the princess of wales. and the headune the princess of wales. and the headline reads as follows. let me just call it up because it is very good news. after months of cancer treatment, the princess of wales is now planning for the future. she hopes catherine hopes to join the royal family at the cenotaph and host her christmas carols. work is on her mind , but any return will be mind, but any return will be gradual. it is good news. and neil, it's not

elon musk, spacex, which built the "polaris dawn" and its capsule, richard branson. >> and we are headedorter: and amazon founder jeff bezos' blue origin, who flew "star trek" actor william shatner into space in 2021. >> no description can equal this. >> reporter: the rise has helped kick start a new era of space exploration. >> nasa has been trying to stimulate a private space industry. showing how to operate and do things safely and now we're seeing some of the benefits of that. >> reporter: for companies like spacex, their goals are moon bases and eventually human settlement on mars. >> thanks for flying spacex. >> reporter: as humanity pushes out into new frontiers far beyond our planet. >> and priscilla joins me now live. good morning. a successful "polaris dawn" miss, it's a big step in civilian space travel. where does it go from here? >> reporter: yeah, willie, good morning. "polaris dawn" is the first of three human space flights as part of this program. mission two will focus on in-space communication and research and mission three hopes to send humans up onboard spacex's stars

billionaire richard branson opening up a new online university catering to people with dyslexia. how his own personal experience helped inspire the new venture, and a popular deckhand at the wharf. the unlikely crew member getting a lot of attention on whale watching tours in dyslexic. you is the first free online university for dyslexic thinkers. branson is dyslexic, said he dropped out of school at 15 because of the learning disorder, which wasn't really understood when he was young. he says he wants everyone to know that dyslexia can be a superpower. the university features two one hour courses on entrepreneurship and a commencement speech by branson, highlighting other successful people who had dyslexia. muhammad ali, for example. steve jobs and pablo picasso. the astronauts stranded in space are now one step closer to coming home. so you may remember when astronaut suni williams and butch wilmore arrived at the iss in june via boeing's starliner. but the craft encountered some problems, so their eight day mission will now last more than eight months. but help is on the way.

was interviewed, he said, if richard branson is listening, i would love to have a free holiday. e sir keir starmer. so they're holidaying in. can i say this place costs 40 grand a week? and branson said, i can't love anyone more deserving of a break. i can me okay. >> go on, »- >> go on, >> my greatest britain is princess catherine. as she's completed chemotherapy . and for completed chemotherapy. and for all the reasons we discussed moments ago. >> absolutely. okay. go on. jay. >> absolutely. okay. go on. jay. >> and mine is don shepherd, one of the few remaining d—day veterans who has died at the age of 104. and i was doing a little bit of research about him, as well as being at d—day. he was also one of the soldiers who liberated the concentration camps. i think it was belsen that he liberated and talked very movingly towards the end of his life about the history that he lived in, a history that lots of people try and deny, deny today. so there's so few of them left. we absolutely have to celebrate our heroes. >> we do . and actually, i think >> we do. and actually, i think i

richard branson, others. and, you know, george w bush just with a weed whacker on his ranch in in texas and, you know, being told by laura bush that it's time to take out the trash. and donald trump came back to palm beach and was really reckoning with what he was going to do next, what his political was at that moment. and it really seemed like such a fulsome moment to dive into. and for those two years, what he was doing politically who he was surrounding himself with. there are so many people in trump world that have now become so well known. everybody knows who kellyanne conway is. everybody knows that you can recognize the white house staff who sort of political celebrities but the new folks that came to work with him were less known. and so it's like a really interesting, important era to examine, especially now that he's the republican nominee. so before we get into a lot of the content of the book, i'm for those of you all who've read it already skimmed it. what i love is, how creative you are with th

billionaire business mogul richard branson has launched a new free online university for those with dyslexiarning styles for dyslexic thinkers and currently features two one hour courses on entrepreneurship and activism. more classes are planned on topics including music and storytelling. branson says he dropped out of school at the age of 15, largely due to struggles borne by dyslexia. he now thinks of it as a superpower and says it was instrumental in his career success. an increasing number of educators are changing their thoughts on the traditional grading process. as fox's chanley painter reports, some schools say the way grades are given out now could be doing more harm than good. >> no matter their age, when students go through school, many will be told by their parents and teachers that good grades are key to academic success and a bright future. but as we continue diving deeper into the school year, a growing number of educators say that approach could be doing more harm than good. >> if you think about how you learn something, well tend to we tend to try something out, make a mista

billionaire richard branson has a very personal connection to this next project. dyslexic u is the first free online university for dyslexic dyslexic thinkers. branson is dyslexic and said he dropped out of school at 15 because of the learning disorder. it was not understood when he was young, he said he wants everyone to know that dyslexia can be a superpower. that's what he says. university features two one hour courses on entrepreneurship and a commencement speech by branson, highlighting other successful people who had dyslexia, including muhammad ali, steve jobs, pablo picasso and governor newsom did not know that. yeah. all right. blind auditions for season 26 of the voice. continue tomorrow night right here on nbc. bay area and new coach michael buble says he's having even show than he expected. he says going up against gwen stefani. robin snoop dogg for artists. he was surprised by how much it meant to him when artists chose his team over the others. when they finally say, i'm going to choose team buble, you have no idea how. oh my god, how good it feels.