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Thats the door shut then. full of thejoys, natasha is going for a nose in here, fern avenue antiques centre. the 16 dealers all selling their goodies under one roof. easy, tiger. look at this. this is something i would have in my own home. this is french. plant pot. it would originally have had a liner inside, so when you water things, the water would not leak out. however, the liner is missing. also, it appears the handles are missing, but saying that, it doesnt really detract from it that much...

In a lab in cambridge this team says it is working on the next light revolution. first we had lamps and then we had lasers which completely revolutionised our lives and our technology and now we may be on the cusp of the third stage in the history of light. we have single photon sources, devices that can emit one particle of light at a time. and that is the key here, being able to separate off those individual light particles. ill explain why that is important in a second but first, heres how th...

Mast. so how has she coped with being back on dry land? the returns been difficult _ being back on dry land? the returns been difficult for _ being back on dry land? the returns been difficult for me, _ being back on dry land? the returns been difficult for me, because i - been difficult for me, because i kind of went from all this incredible freedom, having the world, if you like, at my feet, being able to go anywhere, do anything. i came back to britain in lockdown, and so psychologically that...

Now cambridge scientists are developing the next revolution in light that could change the world. they have developed a way of isolating and detecting single particles of light, called photons, at room temperature. that matters because it could help power the next generation of super—quantum computers. here s our science correspondent, richard westcott. so much modern technology already relies on light, but theres still more potential locked away in these beams. in a lab in cambridge, this tea...

This is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. israel brushes off international calls for an immediate ceasefire, as more civilians, including ten children, are among the dead following another air strike on gaza. questions for india, after the death from coronavirus of up to 1,600 teachers, draughted in to help with last months elections. the teacher who lived here became ill when he had to go for training before polling day. by the time the election cam...

�*ninja no mori, or �*ninja forest, has been set up to cater to tourists in a natural setting. i might look the part, but can i cut it as a real—life ninja? to my relief, we started the day with some prayers and meditation. then it was time to leave the safe surrounds of the temple and head to the training corps. first, it was onto the wire. what would this be used for? so if there was a castle and a moat? yes, yes. oh, so, the rope would help you get over the water? yes, yes. i — i do k...

But what moyas film lacks in nuance it makes up for in terms of ambition, with arresting visuals and out their performances, not least from that magnificent kate dickie who slips effortlessly between humour, pathos and weirdly smiling horror. you can find undergods in cinemas and on a range of digital platforms from monday. on the subject of dystopian futures, ill leave you with news that lizzie borden�*s ground—breaking �*80s film born in flames has recently resurfaced on the streaming se...

A member of his team tested positive for covid. the countrys entire delegation is now in quarantine. but alasdair rendall, whos president of the uk eurovision fan club, says poland could still take part in the contest. first we had electric lamps. then we had lasers. now, cambridge scientists are developing the next revolution in light that could change the world. they have developed a way of isolating and detecting single particles of light, called photons, at room temperature. that matters bec...

Correspondent richard westcott. so much modern technology already relies on light but there is still more potential locked away in these beams. in a lab in cambridge, this team says it is working on the next light revolution. first we had lamps and then we had lasers which completely revolutionised our lives and our technology and now we may be on the cusp of the third stage in the history of light. we have single photon sources, devices that can emit one particle of light at a time. and thats t...

Good afternoon. 0n the eve of a big step in lockdown easing for much of the uk, theres a warning for people to be cautious because of rising cases of the so—called indian variant of coronavirus. the main change in three nations of the uk from tomorrow is to the rules on indoor gathering and social contact. in england, pubs and restaurants will be allowed to serve people inside, and cinemas, museums, softplay centres and hotels can reopen. groups of six people or two households can meet indoors...