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This is a moment in American History, the president of the United States is effectively being called in official court, as the head of a criminal enterprise. Theres been a lot of speculation about white house Chief Of Staff mark meadows who had not been previously indicted. And there was a lot of drama about his testimony, the various investigatory bodies and grand juries. And i think a lot of people thought that mark meadows is getting charged, that he is cooperating, its the president. Mark me...

>> a long time since ive been home and i got to be drifting along. >> our condolences to his family. see you on the radio. special coverage of the new hampshire primary continues right now. turnout is strong in new hampshire. voters are continuing heading to the polls at this hour. welcome to our coverage of the new hampshire primary. >> the new hampshire secretary of state thing there could be record turnout today in what is now a two-person race. donald trump versus nikki haley. >>...

It can become law. Its likely to be vetoed by georgias president , but parliament can override the veto with an additional vote. Critics are dubbing it the russia law. They say that its similar to legislation russia uses to suppress certain opinions and silence critics of the kremlin. Those who oppose the bill also argue that the legislation could negatively affect georgias chances ofjoining the european union. He bbcs Rayhan Demytrie has been on the ground in tbilisi and sent this report from. ...

In his 2019 book "The Man Who Solved The Market," author Greg Zuckerman describes Renaissance Technologies frontman Jim Simons standing outside his Manhattan, New York, office with his trademark Merit cigarette dangling between two fingers. While a chain-smoking hedge fund manager might seem like a relic of past times, Simons is anything but a dinosaur. The math whiz from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) ditched academia to build one of the most potent profit builders in...

Binloads of household plastic. this is the start of its recycling journey. its then brought to this facility, ready to be sent for sorting. in europe, each person generates 35 kilos of waste plastic packaging a year. only 40% gets recycled. globally, its much less. while plastics are useful, a lot of packaging is difficult to reuse — most of it ends up in landfill or incinerated. a big problem is plastic pollution. and yet more resources get used making new plastic products. here in copenhagen...

Here in copenhagen, new technology is being trialled that could help boost recycling rates. its part of an industry—led project called holygrail 2.0. what were trying to do is really use intelligence that is embedded in the packaging, using the digital watermarks to revolutionise the way we sort or recycle plastics. more than 100,000 packaging samples are being sent along this line to a smart sorting machine. each piece of packaging is printed or embossed with a digital watermark thats about t...

About the size of a postage stamp. it can barely be seen by the naked eye, but its like having an invisible bar code stamped all over it. this identifies what it is. consumers can even use a smartphone app to find out more about the product and how to recycle it. inside the machine, a high—resolution camera scans the digital watermarks. this tells a computer what the plastic is, and what it was used for. air jets accurately separate the items. thats important if we want to reuse it. the digita...

From the horrors of mariupol, his saxophone and his son. in just over a weeks time, voters in france will go to the polls for the first round of this years presidential election. parliamentary elections will follow later in the year. the war in ukraine has been dominating headlines — but there are challenges closer to home — not least, persistently high youth unemployment. theo leggett reports. history is coming alive outside a dark workshop a couple of miles outside calais. these machines a...

Its part of an industry—led project called holygrail 2.0. what were trying to do is really use intelligence that is embedded in the packaging, using the digital watermarks to revolutionise the way we sort or recycle plastics. more than 100,000 packaging samples are being sent along this line to a smart sorting machine. each piece of packaging is printed or embossed with a digital watermark thats about the size of a postage stamp. it can barely be seen by the naked eye, but its like having an i...

Each piece of packaging is printed or embossed with a digital watermark thats about the size of a postage stamp. it can barely be seen by the naked eye, but its like having an invisible bar code stamped all over it. this identifies what it is. consumers can even use a smartphone app to find out more about the product, and how to recycle it. inside the machine, a high—resolution camera scans the digital watermarks. this tells a computer what the plastic is, and what it was used for. air jets ac...