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questions surround the safety of the titan submersible. the co—founder of the company which developed the sub rejects claims it cut corners. and as the glastonbury music festival gets under way, well speak live to one of this years performers. sport and a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. hello from the bbc sport centre. england have begun their task of trying to gain some ground on australias huge first innings lead, on day two of the ashes test at trent bridge. australia f...

war, the u.s. and russia have had confrontations at air and sea. these incounters have only rarely blown up into serious incidents. thats because at least to some extent there are routines that are followed, less so for russia, everyone involved acts professionally. that was not the case today. an american reaper drone was intercepted by two russian fighters. it was damaged and then forced down. >> somebody could have gotten hurt. nobody wants to see that happen. and it could lead to m...

russian fighters who damaged it and was then forced down. >> somebody couldve gotten hurt. nobody wants to see that happen. and it could lead to miscalculations between two militaries that are operating not obviously in ukraine together, but in proximity in the region. we dont want to see this war escalate beyond what it is already done to the ukrainian people. so this is clearly, it was an appropriate, unsafe, unprofessional conduct by the russian. pilots >> russians ambassador to was...

Of a killer drone, hitting three militants in theircar. the damage is spreading and the anger surges too. many fear this crisis in the west bank can only escalate. tom bateman, bbc news, turmus aya in the occupied west bank. more than 200,000 people are expected to attend over the weekend. the first full day of live music is under way at glastonbury festival. more than 200,000 people are expected to attend over the weekend. we can speak now to the songwriter, deyaz, whos performing at the bbc�...

Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to raise concerns as an AI-powered drone shockingly "kills" its human operator during a simulated test.

A "thought experiment" from the service that went viral highlights the possible dangers that could come from giving autonomous drones too much power.

Intercepting a drone? >> well, for intercepting a drone, the race track pattern picture that was showed, that drone was probably flying, clecl collecting intelligence either on russian ships or merchant ships coming out of odesa with grain as part of the embargo at this period of time. certainly the russians dont like that. they dont like people to know where their ships are. they dont like people to know whats going oin their area of operation. so this is not a killer drone. this is a drone tha...

Time. certainly the russians dont like that. they dont want people to know where their ships are they dont like people to know whats going on in their area of operation. this is not a killer drone, this is a drone that collects intelligence and communications. so they want it out of the area, even though its in international waters and doing the things that it has every right to be doing. its an intelligence collection platform, anderson, either on russian military operations or an merchant oper...

The US is not keen on sending Gray Eagle drones to Ukraine as UAVs are becoming less effective on the battlefield, as Russia uses ECM to shoot them down.

Iran’s defence ministry claims that a drone attack at a military plant was ‘unsuccessful’ and only caused minor damage to its roof.