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among the evidence that convicted the killers were drawings by ture of the attack found at his home.id her son's murder was the hardest thing she and her family have been through, something no parent should have to go through. but, she said, she was grateful to god that today they have seen justice. sentencing for david's murder will take place in september. lebo diseko, bbc news. now on bbc news...click looks at how artificial intelligence could be used to help health services around the world. this week: a special programme. can artificial intelligence make healthcare better for all of us, and save the nhs? here in the uk, the national health service has been in crisis for many years, looking after an increasingly ageing population with complex needs. fighting for resources, it has been at breaking point. and then the pandemic hit. there will come a moment when no health service in the world could possibly cope. and indeed, many countries�* health systems have struggled with the sheer number of covid patients. even those which didn't have people spilling out onto the streets had to

among the evidence that convicted the killers were drawings by ture of the attack found at his home.hrough, something no parent should have to go through. but, she said, she was grateful to god that today they have seen justice. sentencing for david's murder will take place in september. lebo diseko, bbc news. lionel messi — perhaps the greatest footballer of this generation — has said he's extremely happy to be a paris st—germain player and hopes to continue winning titles. the argentine striker signed a two year deal with psg, after his dramatic departure from barcelona at the weekend. 0ur sports correspondent laura scott has this report from paris. their life was in barcelona. now it's in paris. it's a move no—one, including the messi family, saw coming this time a week ago. behind the smiles, how's it been for the man at the centre of one of the biggest football transfers in history? translation: it was hard to sleep. it was hard to rest. these past days, i was anxious about the uncertainty, and the change for the family was complicated until we could get things going and make pr

among the evidence that convicted the killers were drawings by ture of the attack found at his home.y they have seen justice. sentencing for david's murder will take place in september. lebo diseko, bbc news. how would you feel if your employer told you they might dock your pay if you chose to work from home permanently? well, that's what google might soon be telling it's employees be telling its employees if they live in a different area from where their offices are. the tech giant says that compensation should be determined by the cost of living of where an employee works from, and they are not the only ones in the industry saying this. microsoft, facebook, and twitter have also offered less pay for employees based in locations where it's more inexpensive to live. well, for more on this subject, i'm joined now byjake rosenfeld, who is a professor of sociology in saint louis, missouri. hello to you. thank you so much for joining us. what is driving this, and your opinion? google doesn't really need to save money, does it? no, this is not a company and distressed by any means. i thin

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among the evidence that convicted the killers were drawings by ture of the attack found at his home.d, she was grateful to god that today they have seen justice. sentencing for david's murder will take place in september. lebo diseko, bbc news. an undercover police officer has described how he feared for his life when a convicted terrorist charged towards him wielding a knife before he fatally shot him. sudesh amman stabbed two people, who survived, last february, ten days after he was released from prison. if any may have registered the highest temperature ever recorded in europe. the reading near syracuse registered 48.8 celsius. but it still needs to be verified. if any�*s current heat wave has been caused by an anti—cyclone moving up from africa. cities across the country are expected to face extreme heat for a number of days. the previous european record is 48 degrees registered in greece in 1977. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello there. not that much in the way of settled summer sunshine for many as we go through thursday, as another area of low pr

now on the effects that can have on your memory for events, say your turing museum and you see art as you walk around. instead of simply looking at the art, you take photographs of, of the art and especially your favorite pieces, how that affects your memory, then for that event. and what you find is that if people are using a phone or a camera, generally, to record the event there in some ways out sourcing the memory and the experience of the event. and it changes the way they remember changes the way they can later on. recollect what they saw and the reason it does so at least in part is because as you take those photos, you're paying attention to the situation in a different way. so by using that technology and outsourcing the memory, you're also potentially outsourcing a part of the experience and bus effecting what is like in the moment. and then what do you experience later on? i have lots of huge questions for you. guess i'm going to get you to ask them pretty quickly if you can. some people are not getting quite what brain capacity means. is it possible to run out of brain spa

and so that, that's a standard ammo for the f b i with regards to provoke a turing. i mean, they have people in every single activist group this started under j edgar hoover. it's nothing new in terms of the right wing patriot city. pat khan, who taught militia, they had got to inform it's at bundy ranch. literally every single events. the said federal agencies have informants or people involved on the left wing as well. so for january 6th day, why they had why we allowed to have a major event backed up to the capitol. while there was a legislative session in place, that was a trap. but there is no guarantee that the people who are showing up to the event actual protest this spring, that trap. so normally the f b, i will have an agent provoke at work to ensure that the trap is sprung. there should never been patrick headed up again. yeah. let me, let me go to dave here in philadelphia. there was this, you know, a big discussion and heated discussion about having a january 6 investigation. and i'm all for it. i want to know what happened here. but it seems that can on

already say, it is 2 vehicles in one, a roadster, which goes 0 to $60.00 and roughly 4 seconds and a turing coach car that can drive itself. although that technology actually has been put in yet, and so it doesn't exactly do that quite yet. audio will unveil it's 2nd concept in july, the grand sphere on september 1st and the 3rd the urban sphere in the 1st half of 2022. wow. that is fascinating, yet it's never going to see the road. that's right. what happens with concept cars is they want to show off the technology that they're working towards the future for . in fact, they say you're going to see this type of technology already says you'll see that in the back half of this decade. and that's it for the time you get boom, by the on demand on the portable tv app available as smartphones and tablets through google play and the apple app store by searching portable tv or it will tv can also be downloaded for samsung, smart tv, and roku. devices or simply check it out at portable dot tv 3 next time. mm hm. and then and then we need to talk with someone that can be done. but even when i got a j

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——scientists working for the alan turing institute have begun trials of an artificial intelligence systemould lead to much earlier identification of the onset of dementia which would greatly improve patient outcomes. our science correspondent, pallab ghosh, has this exclusive report. penelope clark noticed that her husband dennis began to forget things last year. haifa husband dennis began to forget things last year.— things last year. how can i sa ? it things last year. how can i say? it was... _ things last year. how can i say? it was... as - things last year. how can i say? it was... as though, | things last year. how can i i say? it was... as though, my brain was telling me to do things... yeah?— brain was telling me to do things... yeah? difficult for him to actually _ things... yeah? difficult for him to actually explain - things... yeah? difficult for | him to actually explain what happens, really.— happens, really. they are concerned _ happens, really. they are concerned that _ happens, really. they are concerned that he - happens, really. they are concerned that he is - happens,

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let's look at the drug see ture because i just have this breaking news that cbp agents in san diego discovered tons of meth and fentanyl and our young people are taking drugs like xanex and with fentanyl and toxic cocaine where i am in the last 8 days. what is the justification for pushing fentanyl into this country? this is just to kill, what is fentanyl used for other than to kill. you have the chinese criminal cartels working with chinese criminal cartels. congressman: yeah, joe biden's america. the taliban control afghanistan, the cartels control the border and china keeps being aggressive as they can. that's the world we live in today because you don't have any kind of confidence i think projected from the oval office. no question what needs to happen. you to have to build the wall and enforce the law. people who are supposed to be detained according to laws detain them, people who are supposed to be sent back according to our law, send them back. you have to enforce the law but they are not doing it, this administration is not doing it on the border and that's why month after month we se

learning how to make stone tools, it might have involved, and also a story of cull turing buffering and social buffering, how do you ward off-- you know, how do you survive on a landscape like that when you're slow, how do you avoid picking off the leopard all the time, you look out for each other, you have each other's backs. ng our socialalty is built into the bipedal locomotion. it's not going to be an evolutionary success unless it happens in something that's either super fast like an ostrich or is super social. and even compassionate and empathetic like we are. >> yeah, i mean, i thought that was a fascinating point you made in the book where you start out by talking about early idea liking bipedalism to violent behavior to now you making the argument that actually it could never have worked if our ancestors didn't have the capacity for empathy and cooperation. >> i think so. you know, there are -- i think that idea of uprightness, freeing the hands not just for tools, but for weapons, is still part of the popular culture. we've all seen 2001 a space odyssey, right? the beginning t

government is designed for fail ture.oving presidential appointment. president kennedy needed approval for 779 appointees whereas president biden, he needs approval for 1237 positions. well, my next guest is no fan of federal government. she is not saying the fact of the senate, that there has been a 69% increase in positions since 1961. the war on small business author carol roth joins me right now. carol, i find the articles to be disingenuous, president trump had all those vacancies, it was poor management but now it's a poorly designed government. something where it is how bewildering it is and how big the government has gotten. >> take the politicization and put it aside, the right issue but wrong solutions. our government was not designed to be this way. we let them infringe on their rights, let the power be consolidated to the federal government to the point where it is too big to succeed. if you look at federal spending and state and local spending before covid, let alone all this new spending coming it of congres

researchers at the alan turing institute have told bbc news that their system could help spot the onset developing some form of dementia. the couple are taking part in trials of a new system that will be able to tell not only whether dennis has some form of dementia, but how quickly it's likely to develop. have you got any questions about it at all? _ no, i think it's fantastic. if you had a diagnosis that gave you some indication of the progression, would that be of help? well, then we could, you know, plan financially as well as, as a couple to be able to perhaps have a few holidays before things got bad that i couldn't take dennis on holiday. it makes me more comfortable because you are not waiting for a diagnosis and you have someone saying they know what it is now. dennis's brain scan will be analysed by an artificial intelligence computer programme. it compares his scan with those of thousands of other dementia patients. in preclinical tests, it's been able to diagnose dementia years before symptoms develop. you have a diagnosis of dementia, and that is a big thing to take on boar

and, you know, the pick tures tt we see at the airport in kabul are pretty daunting.ust do. >> obviously the must is getting them all out. the number matters. how you get that done, do you believe a taliban deadline should be respected and what do you think of the security situation at the airport from the briefing? >> i'm concerned about the status of the airport and i think that we have to make sure that if that deadline is extended, it's negotiated with the taliban and i'm sure president biden has that in mind because that date is certain and if we go beyond that august 31st date, then there could be repercussions. so it has to be negotiated. >> what do you think about the security situation at the airport and what do you know about the status of negotiations? >> i don't know anything about the status of negotiations and as to the security of the airport, we have a lot of remarkable afghan people who have been helping us and have worked very hard and worked with our various military there. it is dangerous. i don't think there is any question about that. and we have

schools and further education colleges across the uk, will be awarded grants from the £110 million turingl in nature, so those placements you just referenced, they are across 150 different countries across the globe, notjust confined to the eu, and almost 50% of the students that will be participating are from disadvantaged backgrounds. worlds apart from erasmus — this will be open and inclusive to those from deprived backgrounds and from all parts of the uk, parts which didn't tend to really engage with erasmus and send students abroad, they will now be doing that. banks are still not reimbursing scam victims as they should, according to the uk's payments watchdog, the psr. last year alone, around one in 450 people in the uk lost money to so—called authorised push payment scams, where fraudsters trick people to transfer money to them. last month, our reporter jon ironmonger recorded a conversation with a scam caller, which revealed the lengths that some were prepared to go to. he's been speaking to two of their many victims. since my little chat with the now infamous mr richard jones, lo

researchers at the alan turing institute have told bbc news that their system could help spot the onset develop. if you had a diagnosis that gave you some indication of the progression, would it be of help?— it be of help? then we could plan financially as _ it be of help? then we could plan financially as a _ it be of help? then we could plan financially as a couple _ it be of help? then we could plan financially as a couple to - it be of help? then we could plan financially as a couple to be - it be of help? then we could plan financially as a couple to be able | financially as a couple to be able to perhaps have eight fewer holidays before things got bad. that bad that i couldn�*t take dennis on holiday. it makes me more comfortable because if you haven't got a diagnosis, you're — if you haven't got a diagnosis, you're not— if you haven't got a diagnosis, you're not waiting months for someone _ you're not waiting months for someone to come back and say we know what it— someone to come back and say we know what it is— someone to come back and say we know what it is now _ someone to co

researchers at the alan turing institute have told bbc news that their system could help spot the onsett is likely to develop. if you had a diagnosis that gave you some indication of the progression, would it be of help? then we could plan financially, as a couple, to be able to perhaps have a few holidays before things got so bad that i couldn�*t take denis on holiday. it makes me more comfortable because if you get a diagnosis, you're not waiting months and months for someone to come back and say, "we know what it is now." denis�* brain scan will be analysed by an artificial intelligence computer programme. it compares his scan to those of thousands of dementia patients. in preclinical tests, it has been able to diagnose dementia years before symptoms develop. to have a diagnosis of dementia, it�*s a big thing to take on board so when i�*m delivering this diagnosis, anything which i can do to be more confident about that, to give people more information, to help them plan their lives, it�*s a great thing to be able to do. and the new technique can give results much faster... currently

absolutely and i think you have ca tured it it?aptured it correctly. one remembers captured it correctly. 0ne remembers the stark contrast of the images of the stark contrast of the images of the last helicopter pulling out of saigon in 1975, 76. contrast with the helicopters above the us embassy in kabul. the united states has for all its power, does not seem to know how to take on the ideology, hardline ideology that has a strong local following and it has been pushed back, whether it is by hezbolla in lebanon, thejihadi is in iraq, the vietcong in vietnam. this is a recurrent problem that i think proves that the united states is not a one—off catastrophe. the is not a one-off catastrophe. the reall bi is not a one—off catastrophe. the really big concern is that the war on terror isn't over stop president biden told us as much on monday. he said the threat has metastasise, it has spread to africa, asia, other parts of the world. and you fear that the jihadi �*s will want to book an the 20 years in afghanistan with another big str

schools and further education colleges across the uk, will be awarded grants from the £110 million turing0% of the students participating are from disadvantaged backgrounds. worlds apart from erasmus, this will be open and inclusive to those from deprived backgrounds from all parts of the uk, parts which didn't tend to engage with erasmus and send students abroad, they will now be doing that. when the ever given ran aground and blocked the suez for a week in march, it halted roughly 15% of global trade in the process — it was the culmination of a perfect storm for global supply chains. the ship finally made it into port in felixstowe yesterday to the relief of businesses whose precious cargo has been trapped for four months. the ever given saga highlighted our reliance on global supply chains for just about everything and exposed the weaknesses in seaborne transport. here's our business correspondent theo leggett. four months late, and still bearing the scars of her encounter with the sandy banks of the suez canal, the ever given finally limped into felixstowe, her last port of call. this

the uk government will only be spending 110 million on the turing scheme.gine _ costs. ok, very quickly, as minister i would imagine you _ costs. ok, very quickly, as minister i would imagine you are _ costs. ok, very quickly, as minister i would imagine you are keeping i costs. ok, very quickly, as minister i would imagine you are keeping a i i would imagine you are keeping a close eye on the vaccination scheme. young adults, of course, there have been many incentives pushed towards them. now we are hearing 16 or 17—year—olds may also receive the jab. when are we likely to get confirmation for that age group? the ch confirmation for that age group? the jcvi will confirmation for that age group? ii9 jcvi will be confirmation for that age group? ti9 jcvi will be updating confirmation for that age group? “ii9 jcvi will be updating on recommendations imminently. the government will respond. throughout the pandemic we have listened to the jcvi, we have adopted the recommendations because they are the experts. all i can say at this stage is it is imminent and pe

schools and further education colleges across the uk, will be awarded grants from the £110 million turingconfined to the eu, and almost 50% of the students that will be participating are from disadvantaged backgrounds. worlds apart from erasmus — this will be open and inclusive to those from deprived backgrounds and from all parts of the uk, parts which didn't tend to really engage with erasmus and send students abroad, they will now be doing that. an annual street art festival, nuart, is back on in aberdeen after a year's hiatus. artists from around the world come to the city to add public works of art to the grey walls. four new works have popped up this year and our reporter india grant went out hunting to see if she could find them. stroke by stroke, splash by splash, the cityscape around aberdeen has been changing. the nuart festival invites street artists from across the globe to paint murals on the city streets, bringing pops of colour to the granite city. the artists have added to the artwork of the previous four festivals. this piece has gone up next to a building that's due to b

unfortunately that means years and years of ture mill in afghanistan to come.by yesterday, it is taliban's best interests to work with the international community, do just that, work with the international community but they are playing grantly flaunting that, continue to take over even as we remove our last few men and women there. they don't seem beholden to winning support from or working with the international community. what do you think? >> no, i don't think they do at all. right now they're on a path to what they consider victory. so they perceive it as why should we reach out? now prior the taliban was propped up very, very much by pakistan. so they're going to try -- pakistan. they were propped up a little bit by russia. now russia in the last two weeks they held exercises in this week tajikistan and last week in you beck stan, specifically directed at the possibility of fundamental islam and extremists coming across the border. so russia is very concerned. pakistan also has the development of the pakistan taliban. very confusing, taliban, same name, b

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