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Four other men have also been arrested in relation to the incident but have been bailed until latejune. detectives are continuing to appeal for anyone with information in relation to the shooting, which took place in the early hours of last sunday morning, to contact police. tim muffett, bbc news, at westminster magistrates�* court. number 10 has declined to comment on reports that borisjohnson married his fiancee carrie symonds earlier today in a secret ceremony. the prime minister is said to...

Presents a better picture for those who enjoy driving — a collaboration between human and machine to create a better driver. but im surprised garmin hasnt taken the opportunity to cross—reference the data with the drivers biometrics, using something like their watch range, to make things safer. suggest brake times perhaps, and get even more from man and machine. what was his time? 1:29.9. ill have to do more practice! thats the end of the short version for this week, though the full length v...

A playlist with any music, to cater for any mood. yeah, and that is whatjen copestake has been looking at — or, listening to — playlists that have been created specifically for you based on where you are right now emotionally, and where you want to get to. weve seen how artificial intelligence is being used to compose music, from heavy metal algorithms and competitions like the ai eurovision song contest. the way we consume music is also guided by algorithms. spotify suggests artists and pla...

Welcome to bbc news — im ben boulos. our top stories... the $6 trillion plan. president biden pushes the biggest spending programme since world war two — to reboot the us economy. the us says it will impose sanctions on belarus after it diverted a passenger plane to arrest an opposition journalist indias hidden death toll. covid is killing thousands every day but the figures show only a fraction of the tragedy. we have been told 26 people have died here with symptoms of covid—19 in the pas...

They dont have enough vaccines in order to contain this virus and the vaccine that they are using are not that effective against the new variant. ~ . ., .. , that effective against the new variant. ~ . , g, , variant. which vaccines are they usin: ? variant. which vaccines are they using? they _ variant. which vaccines are they using? they are _ variant. which vaccines are they using? they are using _ variant. which vaccines are they using? they are using the - variant. which vaccines are they i...

Ljy eu is organising needs to be agreed by all the members. thats going to take several months. they have moved this idea of some aid to help with the democratic transition which is sort of if you will, a bride for regime change. and the us has also replaced sanctions as well. these things take a long time to take effect. mr lukashenko has done quite well, his weathered the storm after the august disputed elections. and he is cracked down quite a bit certainly on the opposition inside belarus. i...

In westminster catholic cathedral, not far from here in westminster catholic cathedral, not farfrom here in downing street. not totally unexpected, the couple started to be linked publicly in the media around the start of 2019, when they moved in here later that year they moved in here later that year they were the first unmarried couple to do so and they got engaged at the end of 2019 and they of course have a son together, wilfred. he is now just over a year old. downing street this evening de...

Their reporting on that. its a huge issue that we are not dealing with the complaints of so many. i hear you. we have a lot to get there. i just briefly want a bit of context for this, because richard sharp, chairman of the bbc, spoke to us on monday. weve got tim davie, the dg, he was on the today programme on tuesday. they have both the announced further internal investigations. its fair to say that the bbc is in crisis mode, but how does that crisis compare to bbc crisis of the past? oh, that...

What happens, and its exactly what happened here, is that lots of people in authority, i lots of people who shouldve l been the boss of martin bashir didnt want to ask questionsi because it was a great story. she did an amazing interview. he won awards. _ so, you know, and look at phone hacking. - i mean, how many editors defended themselves- by saying, "we never knew." so, anyway, iwould just like to sort of say that l i think that this is- a culture ofjournalism, that when theres a great - sco...