its operator, vodafone, has apologised.as at the concert, and his family realised he was missing. it took hours to find out that he'd died. i tried to also, like so many others, find that number that was given initially on the television. probably 26 times i phoned until i got through, and martyn‘s friends frantically went from hospital to hospital, trying to find him. the report authors say the story of how the city responded is overwhelmingly positive, and that the whole country can learn from the mistakes that were made. as well as celebrating the things that went well, however, it is vital that we learn the lessons of what went less well. this matters for the people of greater manchester, and beyond, who were caught up in the terrible events of that night, but also for other places that might experience an attack in the future. the public donated millions of pounds to a charity appeal for those affected, but the report also asks the government to consider financial support for victims of terror. it's something that the

. up the issues that you have just raised -- vodafone.to short—change anybody. and we will be around for a while yet. yet. we'll move to the seat of their and swap. —— the seats over there. -- the seats over there. us two seconds and we will swap around. around. emergency response, and that led to a two—hour delay. a two—hour delay. go to the scene until hours after the suicide bombing. the suicide bombing. also there, the mayor of greater manchester. two reasons. we can improve the way that we protect the public. protect the public. answers to questions they have no doubt been asking ever since. doubt been asking ever since. tragedy at the heart of its deliberations. deliberations. judgment, and empathy for those affected. —— good judgment. —— goodjudgment. —— good judgment. hours after, wait a manchester was, in the report, routinely tested. in the report, routinely tested. as it concludes, greater manchester stood up well. stood up well. avery and selflessness by individuals —— of bravery. individuals —— of bravery. responders, the peo

the chief of the fire service apologised immediately for their failure to respond and vodafone said sorry for failing to supply a hotline because of catastrophic technical failures, but tonight we concentrate of the third major criticism, the media. the review, authored by this man, was "shocked and dismayed" by the level of press intrusion in the aftermath of the attack. we'll be speaking to the family of one victim about their own experience. a former cambridge analytica employee — the man who sparked a global debate over electronic privacy — tells mps the uk may not have voted for brexit had it not been for cheating by the leave campaign. also tonight, the cornish brexit. it's a year until we leave the eu, and we report on how it's changing us in the real world. i think one thing it can do is change a mind set, in that cornwall can start to think more commercially, because it has to think more commercially. and david mamet joins us from la to talk about his new book, and a new play — about harvey weinstein. good evening. amidst the fulsome praise for the way some responded to the manch

its operator, vodafone, has apologised.hett was at the concert, and his family realised he was missing. it took hours to find out that he'd died. i tried to also, like so many others, find that number that was given initially on the television. probably 26 times i phoned until i got through, and martyn‘s friends frantically went from hospital to hospital, trying to find him. the report authors say the story of how the city responded is overwhelmingly positive, and that the whole country can learn from the mistakes that were made. as well as celebrating the things that went well, however, it is vital that we learn the lessons of what went less well. this matters for the people of greater manchester, and beyond, who were caught up in the terrible events of that night, but also for other places that might experience an attack in the future. the public donated millions of pounds to a charity appeal for those affected, but the report also asks the government to consider financial support for victims of terror. it's something tha

it's operator, vodafone, has apologised. martyn hett was at the concert.ly realised he was missing, it took hours to find out that he'd died. i tried to also, like so many others, find that number that was given initially on the television. probably 26 times i phoned until i got through, and martyn‘s friends frantically went from hospital to hospital, trying to find him. the report authors say the story of how the city responded is overwhelmingly positive and that the whole country can learn from the mistakes that were made. as well as celebrating the things that went well, however, it is vital that we learn the lessons of what went less well. this matters for the people of greater manchester, and beyond, who were caught up in the terrible events of that night. but also for other places that might experience an attack in the future. the public donated millions of pounds to a charity appeal for those affected, but the report also asks the government to consider financial support for victims of terror. it's something that the government needs to look at, bey

it was the week that mobile companies three and vodafone came under investigation over the way they handleir network. 0fcom's looking at whether they're intentionally slowing down internet speeds while customers are abroad. internet artists invaded new york's museum of modern art, transforming the jackson pollock room into their own augmented reality gallery without the museum's permission. the project was called hello, we're from the internet. and finally, flippy the robot has been working at a restaurant in la. itsjob — yep, you've guessed it, is flipping burgers. it uses image recognition and heat sensing to cook. the company, caliburger, is installing flippy in 50 locations but it's not cheap at $60,000 a robot. hope those burgers taste good! i think you found him. that's not possible. if this gets out... we've bought ourselves a war. there's obviously a huge responsibility to deliver something for the audience of blade runner from the first one. the expectation visually, making everything look cool, was on our mind every day. the demands of vegas and the expectation of making somethin

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it was the week that mobile companies three and vodafone came under investigation over the way they handleing at whether they're intentionally slowing down internet speeds while customers are abroad. internet artists invaded new york's museum of modern art, transforming the jackson pollock room into their own augmented reality gallery without the museum's permission. the project was called hello, we're from the internet. and finally, flippy the robot has been working at a restaurant in la. itsjob — yep, you've guessed it, is flipping burgers. it uses image recognition and heat sensing to cook. the company, caliburger, is installing flippy in 50 locations but it's not cheap at $60,000 a robot. hope those burgers taste good. the idea of personalised or precision medicine is really gaining ground, and in the not—too—distant future, every single time we're prescribed something, exactly what that is could be dependent on our height, weight, sex and even our genetic make—up. personalising your medication doesn't always need complex biomedical data to be beneficial, though. what i have here is th

network of 900 satellites to provide next gen 5g mobile internet to aeroplane travellers by 2020 while vodafoneone further and deliver mobile internet to the moon. albeit using ag. the network would provide a way for lunar rovers to stream data from as early as next year. snake robots have slithered out from the labs at harvard university. robots move using laser—cut scales which expand and contract to propel them. researchers are perfecting this way of moving to help tackle difficult terrain and to be used in intestinal surgery. it was also the week that amazon purchased ring, the smart doorbell company. this adds to their growing collection of smart home products and paves the way for deliveries not only to your door but even inside your home. that may ring alarm bells for those concerned with privacy. and finally, california hasjoined arizona and removed the need for driverless cars to have a human behind the wheel. companies still need to retain the ability to control the cars remotely, and a plan for how cops can pull the car over to speak to the car. this is possibly one of the more surpr

vodafone already has a deal with huawei. more to come on that. nominations for new goals.ut with some new models. there is nicola adams with a goal with her likeness. were talking about this, who would you nominate? cleopatra. a historicalfigure. and she ran the economy. absolutely. boudicca. .. and she ran the economy. absolutely. boudicca... and i thought of mary queen of scots, you can have an a ccesso ry queen of scots, you can have an accessory where you might be able to remove the head. chuckles or chuckles oers chuckles or mrs pankhurst holding a placard about the suffragettes. you need to access rights these things. chuckles thank you. just quickly, amelia earhart has already been done. goodbye. it isa it is a fairly quiet day today across the uk. plenty of dry and bright weather in the forecast. it's sunny spells for many. a few showers around across northern and western areas. rain affecting the south east of england. but gradually it all clear away from the north coast line and it will become dry here, brighter spells. still a few showers over northern ireland a

it was the week that mobile companies three and vodafone came under investigation over the way they handlehether they're intentionally slowing down internet speeds while customers are abroad. internet artists invaded new york's museum of modern art, transforming the jackson pollock room into their own augmented reality gallery without the museum's permission. the project was called hello, we're from the internet. and finally, flippy the robot has been working at a restaurant in la. itsjob — yep, you've guessed it, is flipping burgers. it uses image recognition and heat sensing to cook. the company, caliburger, is installing flippy in 50 locations but it's not cheap at $60,000 a robot. hope those burgers taste good. the idea of personalised or precision medicine is really gaining ground, and in the not—too—distant future, every single time we're prescribed something, exactly what that is could be dependent on our height, weight, sex and even our genetic make—up. personalising your medication doesn't always need complex biomedical data to be beneficial, though. what i have here is the beta v

much easier now thanks to what membership of the european union linked to the good friday agreement vodafone can ping me michael use when she crosses the border has surely must be a technical solution in the twenty first century to avoid having customs force evil of the uki decides to stay out of the customs it's not just customs posts after all i mean it's much more complex than just having customs post but may i say that they at the very idea of having customs posts of any sort ship or description whether they are by camera or paying whatever that does fill me with dread precisely because we have enjoyed from after the good friday agreement we've enjoyed a period of calm and peace with with relatively little violence and we have managed to cut the umbilical cord between public support and the paramilitaries now my worry is of course that the parliament some of the paramilitaries the smaller operations have not gone away they do not enjoy public support but give them a cause and that cause could be a camera on a border it could be you know it could be a mobile patrol on a border because her

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shop's the other company was a tried in business and we then sold out to one of the subsidiaries of vodafone and we kept the freehold of the properties and what did your family think about the success of the sale our daughter yourself feel did the say hey watch yourself otherwise you'll be you'll be sleeping in the car again before you know it i come from a very very supportive family my mother and father i couldn't ask for better people life had their trials and tribulations and suffered through indignities our belief but that has made them better people and i've had the privilege of learning from those. what i would recalled hardships for them. and it's in our man has to know where he's from to know where he's going so awfully that there's a great deal more than selling the mobile fords was there you decided to move into something you also knew about a boat which was actual homes i bought my first my bar home park sixteen years ago and in rumford and to die we've built that business to sixty two residential my bio home parks was your own bike go. travelling and a travelling family is a rel

were poor communications between the police and fire crews and a helpline phone system provided by vodafoneed. it also said the fire service ‘felt they had let down the people of greater manchester‘ that night. judith moritz reports. it was just chaos, people everywhere on the floor. we were barely alive. ijust went on the floor. we were barely alive. i just went around the best on the floor. we were barely alive. ijust went around the best i could. for those that were there, the memories are still fresh. those like rob grew, who heard the sound of the blast and ran inside the building. an ordinary member of the public who gave first aid in the foyer where the bomb went off, whilst most of the bomb went off, whilst most of the emergency services were kept out. apart from the three paramedics that were doing a greatjob, that is as far as it went until he realised that no more support was coming from the medical team. do that no more support was coming from the medicalteam. do you that no more support was coming from the medical team. do you think that more people could have been saved if tha

it was the week that mobile companies three and vodafone came under investigation over the way they handleaudience of blade runner from the first one. the expectation visually, making everything look cool, was on our mind every day. the demands of vegas and the expectation of making something that was based on what we know of vegas now, but what it would be in the future. so we started with the us geodata, of the vegas valley and the city itself. so we had a simple model in the computer. dennis gassner, the art director of the film, had built a simple model of vegas with significant buildings loosely placed around, and so forth. we took those two and sort of smashed them together initially. we looked for ways very subtly of how to bring in the human element into the shots, how to sell that scale, analysing some of syd‘s work and how he used graphics on the face of his buildings, how he in a lot of his paintings used little human scale futuristic items. we built all that stuff and placed it around the city in an organised way to make it look like people were there at one time, even though w

you have dominant position, 90% of the market, you haven't really had competition, now you have vodafoneing out superfast broadband, virgin had a substantial network. it didn't mean we didn't invest. there's more competition coming through and we welcome that but we don't need that to up ourgame, welcome that but we don't need that to up our game, we welcome that but we don't need that to up our game, we are welcome that but we don't need that to up our game, we are absolutely determined with respect to both our full fibre future but also around the have nots. kim, good to see you, time is against us but thanks for coming in, boss of infrastructure delivery at openreach. more on the unilever story delivery at openreach. more on the u nilever story after delivery at openreach. more on the unilever story after 7am. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london news, i'm charlotte franks. motorcycle deaths on the capital's roads are still too high according to london assembly's transport committee. a quarter of people killed or seriously injured on

oh, i know, and there are real questions there, notjust for vodafone but for the home office as well, because we needed that system, that moment in time. those families needed that system, and the whole point in having a contract like that is so it does click in, just at that moment when you need it. and of curse that didn't happen, it. and of curse that didn't happen, it would seem, because of a very simple technical error by one of those responsible forjoer simple technical error by one of those responsible for joer seeing it. so, ithink those responsible for joer seeing it. so, i think we need to hearfrom the home office today about how that happened, because it added to the distress of families as lord kerslake said and it didn't help people hear on —— here on ground respond in the way we would have wa nted respond in the way we would have wanted to. iam imagining wanted to. i am imagining that those firefighters who got in touch with you in the days after, there was more thanjust you in the days after, there was more than just a sense of frustration, i suspect some of them we re