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Some time yet before we are back in the shops, hairdressers or the pub. it is understood the road map will be built around four phases, each separated by several weeks. phase one starts on march 8th. it is understood all schools will reopen to all pupils, despite teaching unions concerns. there might be a few days of flexibility built in, but not the sort of phased return that scotland, wales and northern ireland have chosen. outdoor clubs and activities run by schools can restart, too. allowing...

For example, like the in—game physics to make bullets fly the right way. think of it as flat—pack furniture for gaming software. the benefit of the unreal engine for game designers is that it can be constantly updated, improved and added to by everyone — something tom has made the most of. that airfield, for example, that weve been training on today, that was bought from the marketplace for, i dont know, say $50. i then took that, i optimised it, i then changed it for the specific use case...

Skies, quite chilly for a time especially in eastern parts with a toast of frost around, but temperatures rise later in the night with the breeze picking up an especially where the rain comes in and for some of us in wales and the western parts as well as holland and northern ireland. into tomorrow, the rain will be at it heaviest into northern ireland and across much of scotland, turning much wetter in cumbria as well, other parts of western england, the north and west of wales at times. turnin...

Anwar wants to go to italy. he trained as a barber in morocco but he left because he was not making enough money to get by. anwar is following a route taken by tens of thousands of north africans before him. he flew to turkey, where moroccans do not need a visa. and then he set off for europe by land. in sharing his journey on youtube he has become part of a phenomenon that started two years ago. the migrant influencer. in morocco, they belong to a forgotten generation. nearly one in four young ...

With that particular engine, and the faa federal agency is now investigating. dana, has boeing lost the industry and the publics trust? >> dana: it has not had a good couple of years, and you know, i think it is good that they took that action today or last night to say ground all of those planes, thats not an easy thing to do when you are a business, but it is the right thing when you are concerned about the safety of people, and also there are so many things that happened yesterday that made t...

Hes supposed to be doing climate change issue, which is a problem when it comes the china. he was the face of the iran deal during the obama administration for sure. >> charles: apparently i read an interview where some from the biden administration said the middle east is not a top three priority with respect to foreign policy. i dont know if you say those things out loud or not. yeah, we have china. theyre focused on russia. we know that we sent a lot of young men and women to the middle east,...

>> are you confident, though, mary -- realistically, are you confident, especially based on your experience that this will change, that this will perhaps be the incident where thankfully no one was hurt onboard or on the ground, that will actually, you know, spur this -- what sounds like much-needed change? >> well, i hope so. and of course, the entity that plays central in all of these recent accidents and incidents, going back to the 738 max-8 is the faa. and the faa has to really step it up. ...

And the issue was the inspection of these fan blades with the procedure called thermal acoustic imaging. not unlike, shall we say, a microwave inspection or an ultrasound inspection. and what the ntsb and the faa admitted is that these inspections were not being done properly by pratt & whitney. and if done properly, they cost, according to this air worthiness directive, about $178 an inspection. but if you have to replace a blade, its $125,000. the issue was, were inspections being done properl...

And a strong country that can be a hub to us. and this is the hub hes talking about. the port in dubai, which has opened up markets in asia and africa for israeli goods. but the operator of this port, dp world, is notjust transporting goods here. its one of the many companies that has invested in israel. and this is a load of goods from dubai arriving in the israeli port of haifa. trade isntjust in goods. deals with football clubs, finance, food technology and cybersecurity have all been quickly...

Honington, where the raf regiment is about to conduct some tests of a new vr system developed by a small british tech company. tom constable�*s the developer whos created the vr tech being used today. in 2018, tom started a company building training tools for the military, based on the 0culus rift s headset. i connected the dots between my military background, my degree in computer games design and also the new technology thats coming out, and theres really clear military application for virtu...