the water is a little bit rough so the rnli respond.e able to pull him into their boat, as well as the kayak. he was fine. >> i love these guys, the rnli are legends in the uk for the sacrifice they go through. they have a lot of respect. >>> i was spending a very frustrating hour inside this huge store the other day and i turned to my wife and i complained, when are they going to figure out how to guide us around these places? turns out they figured out how to guide this around these places, check this video from twitter demonstrating augmented reality. would you like to make someen follow the path inside the supermarket. your husband will never get lost. glance left, what's down this aisle right here? oh if you're interested, maybe get your other things on your shopping list, but no, keep following that path and it drives you straight to where you need it. >> i'm speechless. >> isn't it amazing? kinda cool. >> especially because it's making suggestions. >> there's going to be a sharp increase in shopping cart collisions as people look

yeah, the sea is very cold, and despite getting up to the mid 205, that is the concern for the rnli.going into the water and getting shocked, and they say it can be very quick to go from enjoying your day to really being in trouble, and they issued a lot of advice today when i spoke to them, saying, if you go to the beach, be prepared. they are not trying to ruin yourfun, but go to a beach which is monitored by lifeguards, plan in advance, look after each other, and also keep an eye out for those red and yellow flags. if you swim but we knows, that is what the lifeguards are taking care of. so the messages be prepared, have fun, keep safe. enjoy the rest of your evening, thank you. it has turned into a sparkling spring day for many, i say spring, but it feels more like summer, and the warmth that has developed will continue into the first part of the evening, eastern areas holding up into the mid to high 205. cool across northern ireland and scotland, more cloud through the day, and we will see patchy cloud here as the night wears on, but down towards the south a mixture of clear spe

of course, the coast guard and rnli but they do have a proud tradition at the rnli and we should be verys through our rescue boat grant fund which has allocated over £3.5 million since 2014 to increase capacity and resilience by providing new boats and equipment. the commonwealth is a wonderful organisation. too many commonwealth countries have anti—gay legislation on their statute books and, of course, a lot of the mara legacy to colonial days when britain was a very different country. what message does she have to commonwealth leaders this week about gay rights? and more importantly the message going to gay people in those countries who are suffering because of the legislation? my right honourable friend raises an important point and we have a special responsibility to change hearts and minds on these issues within the commonwealth. i addressed the commonwealth forum yesterday and when i did so i said that across the commonwealth discriminatory laws that were often made many years ago do continue to affect the lives of many people. they are failing to protect women and girls and crimin

numerous rescue services on the scene, coast guard, rnli, ambulance and police.d. she stepped down last night, saying she'd inadvertently misled mps over targets for the deportation of illegal immigrants. the eu's chief brexit negotiator denies claims he's been aggressive towards northern ireland's unionists. a vigil has been held in canada for the ten people — eight of them women — who were killed last week by a man who drove a van into pedestrians on a busy toronto street. it's emerged that the oldest victims were women aged 94, 83 and 80. the police are investigating whether the driver was frustrated in his relationships with women. 25,000 people attended the memorial. russell trott reports. singing. a fitting multi—denominational hymn for a city where half... singing. we cannot change the past but we can and must change the future. each of us needs to move from judgment towards understanding of others, to seeing that although we all appear different essentially we all appear different essentially we are all the same. those who died, eight women and two men, w

rnli beach lifeguards deal with around 10,000 incidents a year and think this idea could prove very effective at the control centre here at the... a control tower really, they've gone very quiet all of a sudden. the competition winners from the uk space agency. mle, good morning, why have you launched the competition? what we need to do is inspire the engineers and scientists of the future and that is what the government industrial strategy supports, and this is all about getting people to realise how much we use satellites daily without thinking and how important they are to everything we do, from turning on your kettle to listening to the radio, weather forecasting, the quality of the satellites. and the quality of the satellites. and the quality of the entries gets better each year? it does, the innovation and variety of entries were fantastic this year. we've covered environmental things to safety devices to helping people in an emergency. fantastic to see people thinking so broadly. pew or innovation. dylan, you are one of the winners, hold your board up a bit, we won't expect you to rea