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Welcome to the programme which brings together leading uk columnists, bbc specialists, and the foreign correspondents who write, broadcast and blog from abroad for audiences back home with the dateline, london. this week, pandemic panic, as borisjohnson�*s former top adviserjustified his damning indictment of britain�*s prime minister as unfit for the job. a year after george floyd was murdered by an officer sworn to protect, what does congressional deadlock on police reform tell us about am...

Countries with really good maternity leave, you know, are they producing more milk? the device is currently undergoing trials, but hopes to teach us more about the impact of things like polycystic ovary syndrome, diabetes and maternal bmi. if were able to say that, yes, this woman in the states who has these risk factors, her milk supply is down here, you know, we can prove it. obviously, there is some benefits to having this kind of data. but on the flip side of this, could it not just cause mo...

An algorithm designed to pick the perfect playlist of songs to lower your heart rate. music is academically proven to affect the brain more - than any other stimulus. its already been trialled with dementia patients in the lancashire teaching hospitals nhs foundation trust, with a reported decrease in heart rate of 22%. a trial is currently under way with a0 nhs doctors and nurses at the same trust, who are working in critical care during the pandemic. can you talk us through those devices in fr...

And well finish where we started — with the champions league final, and peek at chelseas training. and something to give their fans hope they can beat manchester city later — a cheeky finish from kai havertz in training. swivel and back heel. doing that in training and doing it with the world watching. he hasnt yet scored in this seasons champions league. he wont care if it comes off his knee tonight, if he scores. doesnt matter, knee tonight, if he scores. doesnt matter. as — knee tonight...

Charities are hoping that the increasing use of our waterways will turn the tide in the campaign for cleaner waters. tom webb, bbc news. we can speak now to fergal sharkey, the former lead singer of the undertones — who is a keen fisherman and a passionate campaigner for cleaner rivers as vice president of the salmon and trout conservation. lovely to have you with us here on bbc news this morning. looking at those pictures and hear in the description of how people fall sick, it makes you rathe...

Stopgap that you can pass budgets with 50 votes in the senate, it is a very technical thing. senate, it is a very technical thin. ~ ., thing. where do you trace the roots of this _ thing. where do you trace the roots of this strength - thing. where do you trace the roots of this strength of - roots of this strength of opposition to the democratic presidency and jo biden�*s plans, does it go back to donald trump further? i plans, does it go back to donald trump further? i would trace it to _ do...

Then, at the bottom of that, there will be additional modules that measure heart rate variability, which is a good indicator of stress and hopefully ultimately, something that will measure cortisol via a wearable. forjake�*s playlist, only six songs were chosen, but the algorithm can handle up to 400. the music chosen is not necessarily what youd imagine. cos it doesnt sound very relaxing. like "punch the clock." no. well, thats what i thought, it didnt seem like relaxing music. when i went aw...

And the september when he came home distressed from the bike ride, i insisted the next morning and made him go straight away that monday morning. my neurologist said, "are you sat down? its not good news." so mel and i held hands, and he said, with everything put together — the scans, the neuropsychological testing that he gave me — the diagnosis of early onset dementia and probable cte. we were crying, we were screaming. iran into the toilet and was physically sick during that diagnosis pho...

A travesty if it did. i mean, honestly, im rather weary, if i may say so, at these sort of armchair critics who opine about editorial values from the comfort of their offices like charles moore, who described... who said there was a systemic problem in bbc editorial values. i mean, it is simply nonsense. let me explain the assault course you go through to get almost anything on air on panorama these days. quite apart from the wokery, youve got safeguarding trust, youve got safeguarding values, y...