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And space agencies taking part in the summit for space sustainability at london's science museum. these are the people hoping to clean up up there. and it's harder than you think, because you can't exactly use a vacuum cleaner in a vacuum. one solution is on—orbit servicing, removing old satellites and refuelling others — yes, a robot mechanic and tow truck in space. another outfit, clearspace�*s, concept shows four arms to catch and hug a dead satellite before cruelly pulling it into the atmosphere to burn it up! sounds complicated ? well, it is rocket science. it is hard, technically. ...

This arms trafficker back into russia, frankly because they think he is a russian operative who was trained by the russian intelligence services, served intelligence services, served in the russian military, i believe. everything he was doing was very likely on the behest of the russian government and if not on the behest it was with the knowledge of the russian government when he was doing it. ., ., . ., it. you mentioned there victor booth, he _ it. you mentioned there victor booth. he is — it. you mentioned there victor booth, he is known _ it. you mentioned there victor booth, he is know...

All your business news coming up all your business news coming up in just all your business news coming up injust a moment. i will see you soon. hello there. the weather story�*s looking pretty benign for the next few days. we�*ll have very little wind around to move the weather along. but one thing you will notice over the next few days is that it�*ll be warming up, particularly across england and wales. most places will be dry, but there will be some showers around — increasingly so across the north and the west of the country as we move into the weekend. so, we�*ve got this weak a...

Having enough energy in europe. it wouldn't go through without any scars in the european economy and the workforce. the issue is here. the job of the government is to minimise those negative effects. we have to plan it in a way that the impact on the industrial sector is minimised. but to think that there will not be any effect on the industry is, in my view, on the naive side. now i want to move on to the point you made earlier about having to use, for example, coalas a resource to help get through this energy crisis. are you the same fatih birol who has been on this programme, on hardtalk be...

It's all rather depressing. onto the death of james lovelock _ it's all rather depressing. onto the death of james lovelock on - it's all rather depressing. onto the death of james lovelock on his - it's all rather depressing. onto the l death of james lovelock on his 103rd death of james lovelock on his 103rd birthday, stephen sackur how to talk with him, he was an extraordinary unorthodox scientist who never went along with the orthodoxy of the scientific world which made him so brilliant. did you read that book you did on the gaia theory of the universe, and just how pressing it he was abou...