robyn and the team are off to sheffield this weekend to watch the show, which is currently being filmedof the gladiators cast sporting their bristol creations on prime—time tv. pam caulfield, bbc news. a restored and rare aston martin bulldog achieved a top speed of 205.4 mph on its attempt to break 200 mph. the one—of—a kind prototype was originally built in 1979. it was designed to be the fastest—ever production car on the road. it achieved its top speed on two of its four runs at a former nato airbase in argyll. now it�*s time for a look at the weather with susan powell. hello. the pause button is held firmly down on our weather across the uk at the moment. many of us have seen no significant rain so far this month and before the end of the week there�*s none to come. why is it so dry? the area of high pressure being held down across the uk currently. you can see it wobbles about a little bit in the next few days. that affects the wind direction somewhat and potentially where we�*ll see some of the thickest cloud, but it�*s not until we start to see this low, that�*s close to portuga

robyn carhart harris is going to see if it physically changes anything in my brain. carhart harris is going to see if it physically changes anything in my brain. with the cabling scan we can look at the health of the fibers. we'll see the health before and after your trip to jamaica. >> and the trip while in jamaica. trips, i guess it'll be two of them. >> joining me now is david culver. this promises to be a fascinating report tont. these scientists are they concerned with any negative side effects? >> one of the biggest takeaways is this is not for everyone. that's something we try to stress to want in this whole story hour, alex, for those individuals, myself included who go forward in the retreat, for one there's a health rigorous process to make sure you're not pr predisposed to certain psychiatric conditions. and then i met with my doctor told her this is what i wanted to do, and was given the all clear. ultimately you look at the potential here. i think that's so intriguing seeing the legalization because this is not an if. this is happening. happening in plac

well thank robyn. i think. i'm not being i'm not being coy when i say that think in many cases i might be the last person to know and the worst person to offer to answer. because i do think i do think that it's a fallacy to think that writers understand their own work better than anyone else. again i know you're not saying this, but some people do. i've plenty of writers tell people that their readings of their works are wrong because that's not what they meant. and i think. i hope we can all agree that who gives? -- what you mean. the question is what the question is what the work is doing. you know, now what i can say, and this is an analogy i've used before, so please forgive me. i'm repeating myself the way i relate to it is this i my head is a a pot and it's filled with loads and loads of ingredients and they're just like bubbling around all the time and when i am writing a book. i'm spooning things out into bowls from the same pot. only have one pot and it's all the same stuff that's in there and it's all

robyn and the team are off to sheffield this weekend to watch the show, which is currently being filmed small amount of lycra. despite the number of gladiators. looking - number of gladiators. looking forward to that on the bbc. here is a subject we have spoken about on the programme before. there�*s been growing concern about the impact of head injuries in sports, with a concerted effort in recent years to protect players and athletes. now a new app to help identify and manage concussion in grassroots and school sport has been given a two—year trial by the government. andy hunt, the chief executive of podium analytics — the company that designed the app — joins us now. good morning. great to see you this morning. it is really concerning, particularly when we are talking about children�*s school sports, that everybody is educated about any type of bump on her. everybody is educated about any type of bump on her-— everybody is educated about any type of bump on her. there's been so much focus. millions _ of bump on her. there's been so much focus. millions of— of bump on her. there's bee