and this is the scene right now, with people continuing to queue despite an onset of colder weather tonight and waiting times of around 22 hours. earlier, the king ended his tour of the uk in cardiff, addressing members of the welsh parliament and greeting crowds who came to welcome him. i take itake up i take up my new duties with immense gratitude for the privilege of having been able to serve as prince of wales. we ll bring you details of the events taking place over the weekend leading up to the queen s state funeral on monday. also on the programme. ukraine says hundreds of graves have been found outside izyum, a city that was recently regained from russian forces. it s only now, after the russians have been pushed out, that the authorities can really investigate and can establish how many victims they left behind. as retail sales in the uk dip sharply, the pound falls to a 37 year low against the us dollar. and the women s super league in england gets under way, with cl
potentially over a million people coming into central london. but there is extra services and staff where possible. one pressure point could be a monday afternoon and evening after the event has finished and transport bosses are encouraging people to delay theirjourneys home so cues do not build up at tube stations and railway stations. when it comes to trains and extra services are being put on during the night a major london stations like this will be open 2a hours a day, some empty passenger trains are being used as a waiting area is in some places. other transport changes happening on monday include london victoria coach station will be closed because of the road closures that have to be in place. heathrow airport is altering 15% of its entire daily schedule. it says as a mark of respect and keep this skies quiet over london and over windsor at key moments during the day. that does mean some flights have been
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streets should be a priority for all of society, and what is clear is that this huge problem cannot be solved by technology alone. but what i have discovered is that tech could have a role to play in addressing some of the fears that women feel on theirjourneys home. for years, efforts in developing autonomous systems have focused on replicating the human brain through machine learning, but one uk based start up thinks there may be a better model the honey bee. engineers at opteran think nature has already solved autonomy, and they have been researching the brains of honey bees to derive algorithms to teach robots and drones collision avoidance. the honey bee is a fabulous visual navigator. they can understand the world they are in over a 10km radius.
the bsafe app for smartphones is similar too. all guardians alerted. the idea is an emergency alarm is activated by your voice, and then it automatically starts livestreaming video and audio to your chosen contacts and records what is happening. the company believes these recordings could be used in evidence in court cases, which are often hard to prove. making women safe on our streets should be a priority for all of society, and what is clear is that this huge problem cannot be solved by technology alone. but what i have discovered is that tech could have a role to play in addressing some of the fears that women feel in theirjourneys home.