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la ra lara is creating something from nothing. looks like powder but it disappears. we are seeing how people can disappear into thin air. i want to meke— disappear into thin air. i want to make it— disappear into thin air. i want to make it look like people disappear. the lights _ make it look like people disappear. the lights are all changing and you are instantly moving into sunset. first up, it's movie quiz time. now, what dojames bond, star wars and the latest indiana jones film all have in common? correct — they were all filmed in part at pinewood studios, which is a brill...

now it's click. lara is creating something from nothing. it looks like powder, but it sort of disappears. alistair is seeing how people can disappear into thin air. i want to make it look like i am the only one here. and paul is watching day fading in to night. the light is changing and we moved to sunset. first up, it is movie quiz time. what dojames bond, star wars and the latest indiana jones film all have in common? correct, they were all filmed in part at pinewood studios, a brilliant place, totally iconic, with loads of stages and sets which have doubled for some of the most fa...

Issue of content moderation. if they can't see what their users are sending to each other, they can't moderate it. that was joe. now, no matter how well—intentioned our reuse and recycling programmes are, we're still creating hundreds of millions of tons of new plastic every year. so we're clearly quite a long way from solving our plastic problem. there is definitely no simple solution, but what some companies are doing with a spot of science can be pretty mind blowing. we are a generation demanding change. whether we like it or not, we're going to have a lot of plastic for the foreseeable. ...

Moisture or sunlight. the aim is to return the material back into nature — well, as much as they possibly can, anyway. polymateria's plastic alternative has been around for a few years now. it's used for food packaging and some cups. but now, the company is moving into a slightly different type of material. in fact, replacing what's used in some products that you might not even know was plastic in the first place. think face masks, women's hygiene products or wipes. what we're doing for wipes, diapers, teabags, they all have their unique use case, if you want, and also, time frame within whi...

Draw in microbes and fungi and bacteria, and that is the way we are able to get those materials fully back to nature in less than a year. well, they seem just the same as the plastic version. they feel the same, they look the same — but once they start to transform, that's when things are very different. beeping and this is what it looks like. it's very, very soft and, apparently, is completely harmless. it looks like powder, but sort of disappears. i wanted to show you how a biotransformed wax looked like and felt like versus a microplastic. and that's what you've touched a bit before, and ...