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The what the community is doing as a whole, to get your local news, and i am optimistic that so—called young people will want that as well, and what we do need to do is make sure one of the biggest challenges, what we need to be clear about is how we get the capital and write funding to ensure we are defying gravity at the moment in terms of the outstanding work of people delivering the iplayer. we are in the game with massive us companies, with huge battles for engineering talent, for coding talent, i am paying significant discounts and that is sensitive even in itself. how do we ensure we ...

So later this morning in bahrain, fans will get a first glimpse of the cars in practice for the opening race of 23 this season, with the last, not until late november and a new race on the streets of las vegas to come. defending champion max verstappen is the overwhelming favourite to clinch a third consecutive title. the top british driver last year was george russell. not only did he finish fourth in the drivers' championship, but he also outscored his team mate, the seven time world champion lewis hamilton. they're expecting a difficult weekend, and start to the season, but russell is confi...

Japan’s startup ecosystem has arrived at a pivot point: for the first time, it is able to draw top-tier talent to high-growth startups at a scale that was not possible just 15 years ago.

Remaining nuclear plant online for extended at least five years. that gives 2,200 megawatts and some resources that it can use. so i think everyone is working very hard to keep this grid stable and to improve it in the future. and i'm confident that we can do this. >> you think it's an unnecessary evil at least in the short term. >> i hate to say necessary evil. i just think it's -- look, california has embarked on an ambitious new policy that no one else in the world has done. and it's done it fairly well. we had this policy in progress for about ten years. and with rare exception it's operat...

The former human resources manager at a Santa Clarita-based race car design and development company was sentenced today to 51 months in federal prison for scheming to defraud her then-employer out of more than $1.7 million earmarked for diversity recruitment by using two fake businesses that billed for services that were never performed.