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i think it is not wanting to eat a cinnamon roll. it is because they are soft on the inside. they are ditching alpha males for hunks who are sweet and mushy on the inside. not sure about that. let's move on to beyonce. always. sir paul mccartney at the beyonce concert. on his birthday. 81. at a beyonce gig with naomi campbell. that is living when you are 81. a beyonce gig with a supermodel. now, you've heard about shrinkflation — that's when you get a smaller portion of food — but what about "drinkflation"? nina's at a brewery to tell us why some alcoholic drinks are getting weaker.
this was not hidden. i think one of the most troubling aspects of this is it happened out in the open, and even some of the wear structure has been posted on today's biggest social media platforms such as youtube and now especially in facebook. those platforms do have a responsibility to ensure that this doesn't happen. responsibility to ensure that this doesn't happen-— responsibility to ensure that this doesn't ha en. ., ., , .,, doesn't happen. nina, youtube has, as we heard — doesn't happen. nina, youtube has, as we heard and _ doesn't happen. nina, youtube has, as we heard and rebecca's _ doesn't happen. nina, youtube has, as we heard and rebecca's report . as we heard and rebecca's report that youtube wouldn't give an interview but said there is no place for animal abuse on their platform. and i know you have been following this issue for a while, but for many people, this isjust unimaginable. what do you think is in the minds of the perpetrators?— the perpetrators? well, it is hard to know exactly _ the perpetrators? well, it is hard to know exactly what _ the perpetrators? well, it is hard to know exactly what is _ the perpetrators? well, it is hard to know exactly what is in - the perpetrators? well, it is hard to know exactly what is in the - the perpetrators? well, it is hard l to know exactly what is in the mind of a sadist. these are true sadists who enjoy a, who get off on and celebrate the brutal torture of helpless baby monkeys. now, it's not just any baby monkey, they like
borisjohnson and his ally nigel adams have quit parliament, they will be confirmed today. i expect them to happen in latejuly, probably the 20th. nadine dorries said she is going to quit but she has not yet. another example of how this is going on and on. you has not yet. another example of how this is going on and on.— this is going on and on. you will cover it for _ this is going on and on. you will cover it for us, _ this is going on and on. you will cover it for us, i _ this is going on and on. you will cover it for us, i am _ this is going on and on. you will cover it for us, i am sure. - injust under an hour, we'll get an update on the state of the uk's economy when the monthly gdp figures are announced. nina's here to explain what we might expect. this gives a snapshot of how the economy is faring. it is a measurement of everything we make, buy and sell, gdp grows, it means morejobs and investment, if it does not grow, we worry about reduction in standards of living and recession long—term. it grew for the first quarter of the year but in march in isolation, it shrank
through the afternoon. the wind light and temperatures are still hot — we're looking at a maximum of 28 celsius on wednesday. now, through the rest of this week, you can see things stay fairly similar — no significant rain in the forecast. a little bit more unsettled as we head into next week. that's it, i will be back in half an hour. goodbye for now. hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and ben thompson. laundrettes used to be a staple feature of the high street but now rising energy costs are putting them out of business, according to industry leaders. nina can tell us more — she's found one in lancashire. good morning. morning. from a very
hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and sally nugent. good morning. sales of second—hand goods are booming as many people look for more ways to save money. nina is at a charity shop in greater manchester to find out more. i already saw you spot a couple of bargains. good morning. you i already saw you spot a couple of bargains. good morning. you know me too well. i would _ bargains. good morning. you know me too well. i would like _ bargains. good morning. you know me too well. i would like to _ bargains. good morning. you know me too well. i would like to say _ bargains. good morning. you know me too well. i would like to say that - too well. i would like to say that when i come to charity shops you will find me perusing the classics in the book section which you won't. as you well know i am a big fan of the china. have a look at this bargain. this vintage from germany, £5. that would look beautiful on my sheh £5. that would look beautiful on my shelf but i have been told at home i have too many already. charity shops are changing, branding has become a big part of it. this is molly, the social media volunteer, and bear,
regulators. the securities and exchange commission says the crypto giant ignored rules that are meant to protect investors in the us. binance said it will defend the platform vigorously. and researchers at the university of cambridge have created a robot that can create eight salad recipes. the robot watched i6 eight salad recipes. the robot watched 16 videos of a human making a salad, after which it was able to copy them and prepare them itself. bon appetit. just because technology can do something, doesn't mean that we should let it. the ethical issues raised by ai a fundamental to how regulator —— how to regulate and how it becomes part of all our lives. it is time to rethink our interactions. look at the possibilities the risks. and somebody who grapples with this a lot of the time is nina, who has written books on deep fakes. nina, we can't possibly begin to know what is real and what is not now, how do we deal
a prolific cyber crime gang, thought to be based in russia, has issued an ultimatum to victims of a mass hack that has affected many large organisations around the world, including the bbc, british airways and boots. the clop group has issued an online notice warning that they will publish the stolen data unless they hear from the companies by mid—june. nina has all of the details. how scary is this for people who potentially had their day to put out there? it potentially had their day to put out there? , , ., ., ., there? it is estimated around 100,000 employees - there? it is estimated around 100,000 employees in - there? it is estimated around | 100,000 employees in places there? it is estimated around - 100,000 employees in places like the bbc, british airways, boots among others, have had their payroll data harvested. that can be things like your national insurance number, your address even, which is scary. phone number. also, for some, possibly bank details. it is thought of the hackers broke into a piece of software and user to access various databases. as you say, there is now an understanding around who has done it. it is believed to be the russian group clop. they have issued a
few days with that bit lower. as for the outlook, as we head into the weekend were still high pressure in charge and still a lot of settled weather. friday will start with quite a bit of pride. in the next few days with the vickers cloud we might to their day. did few days with the vickers cloud we might to their day.— few days with the vickers cloud we might to their day. did you offer us 26 in scotland? _ might to their day. did you offer us 26 in scotland? that _ might to their day. did you offer us 26 in scotland? that is _ might to their day. did you offer us 26 in scotland? that is incredible. l 26 in scotland? that is incredible. i did. it might even get a bit higher. thejury is out i did. it might even get a bit higher. the jury is out on that. i think we should give carroll even longer this morning. me too! then we will keep it really short in the winter. with the arrival of the glorious weather and the half term holidays, many of us are packing up and heading off on a uk break. nina's at a campsite in the peak district this morning, finding out why more and more of us