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March 25, 2021
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March 25, 2021
Pretty surreal. for me, the olympics has always been something you look up to but you never think it is going to be you. will that help me dig a bit deeper when the race gets tough? yes, it will. with trail running it is getting people to understand nature and there is so many close ties between climate change. if i can get more people outside onto the trials, i can make a real difference. the gb marathon trials are a kew gardens tomorrow. theres not been a race like this there be false. evans h...
March 25, 2021
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March 25, 2021
The living room on fire? i think hed probably find at least some of that hilarious. alan turing was 41 when he died after eating an apple with traces of cyanide. hed been convicted simply for having a relationship with another man. but his legacy is everywhere — every day in every country. as mark carney, the former bank of england governor said, turing is a giant, on whose shoulders so many now stand. an incredible man. amazing to think he was only 41 when he died. ill be able to show you the...
March 25, 2021
On a banknote help? how much will that raise conversation around him? i think alan turing would have wanted us to think about things like underrepresentation of women in science subjects, the underrepresentation of black minority in stem subjects at school and why they are not given the opportunities they should have and why that is bad for all of us. these were things he was quite keen on during his lifetime and im delighted the bank of england in their choice of imagery on the banks have decid...
March 25, 2021
Not to major up on code breaking and to focus on alan turing as a figure in computer science. what do you think hed make of his nephews efforts of setting up a zoom and setting the living room on fire? i think hed probably find at least some of that hilarious. alan turing was 41 when he died after eating an apple with traces of cyanide. hed been convicted simply for having a relationship with another man. but his legacy is everywhere — every day in every country. as mark carney, the former ban...
March 25, 2021
For the reporting youre doing on the story. i really appreciate it. all right, tonight newly uncovered video reveals what happened, at least part of what happened to capitol police officer brian sicknick, who of course died the day after that january 6th attack. the video and the amazing detective work that brought it to light, next.
March 25, 2021
Perform their best when theyre feeling their worst. people describe 100 mile race is as nice in a day and it really is because you experience all of these emotions. after all those experiences now you are going for a place named tmg and be at the olympics. how does that feel? , , . ., feel? pretty surreal. for me the ol mics feel? pretty surreal. for me the olympics has — feel? pretty surreal. for me the olympics has been _ feel? pretty surreal. for me the olympics has been something i feel? p...
March 25, 2021
The painting, hidden away in a private collection for 100 years, shows a couple walking along a rural lane in front of a windmill. nearby, the top of a fairground carousel peeks through the trees. but this picture also tells the story of van gogh�*s own artistic transition — his colours becoming brighter and his tell—tale brush strokes beginning to appear. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. a reminder of our top story.... the us president, joe biden has promised to deliver 200 million coron...
March 24, 2021
Tom has long—covid and says he and many others are still struggling. theres a real lack of recognition of the scale of the problem with long—covid. given that were just out of the second wave, its really likely to grow over the coming months. a year on from lockdown, scars still havent healed for those trying to shake off the effects of the virus, and for many families whove lost loved ones. hugh pym, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. still to come: we hear from those whove been worki...