Good morning. Heavy rain dominates the weather story across much of england and wales today. But further north, it is a case of colder with sunshine and showers. Ill have all the details coming up shortly. Hello there. Good morning. Its saturday 26th october. Our top story a fourth persons now being questioned by police in relation to the deaths of 39 migrants found in a lorry container in essex. It was thought the eight women and 31 men were chinese nationals, but a number of vietnamese families have raised concerns their relatives could be among the dead. One woman sent a desperate text message to her mother, saying she couldnt breathe, hours before the container was discovered. Andy moore reports. The bbc has been contacted by six vietnamese families who believe their loved ones may have been on their loved ones may have been on the lorry. They include pham thi tra my, who was 26. At the time the container was crossing to the uk, she sent a series of Text Messages, saying i am reall
Who is in the final. Their captain has run a Training Session at the tokyo base for wales. This will be their second semifinal in three tournaments. They were in the team that narrowly lost to france he admits that his form injapan has been mixed but he believes wales are in a stronger position than ever to reach a first final. Obviously this is where you want to be playing your best rugby. You know, to see where we are now, in the semifinal and to be part of it is something special, so from my point of view, we have to keep positive, keep grafting, and hopefully have a few more touches. Great britains return to rugby league ended in defeat to a tonga invitational side in hamilton, new zealand. It was the lions first tour match for 12 years and after they went behind, John Batemans try brought them back into the game. But their attempts to attack were thwarted and it finished 111 6 to tonga. There are highlights of this match on bbc one at 1 15pm. After leicester citys spectactular 9 0
Now on bbc news, click. This week, its the 50th birthday of the internet. We will hear how it was switched on, how democracy could be rebooted, and how hard it is to tell apples from. Apples. Every single day, we upload four million hours of video to youtube. We send 682 million tweets. We post over 67 million instagram pictures. 4. 4 billion of us use the internet and collectively, we create 2. 5 exa bytes, thats 2. 5 million tb or 2. 5 quintillion bytes of data every single day. And a significant proportion of all of that data searches, news, messages, social media, video streaming, goes through here. All this is telehouse north, one of the most important parts of the internet backbone. Its one of four buildings here in london full of computers, cables, cooling equipment, and sheer geekery. The internet was built on many earlier ideas, but the big one happened exactly 50 years ago this week. The work had origins in 1969 when the American Defense department, specifically the Defense A
Captioning performed by vitac through our cloudbased shared service platform, its a fed ramped cloud where we get the sensors out for those small and micro agencies and feed that data rather than into individual dashboards at their sites, feed it up into a fed ramped cloud where each agency has their multitenant dashboard. Thats been a great accomplishment for the program in terms of for the first time were getting near realtime visibility of those smaller micro agencies and helping them get the capabilities they need to protect their Critical Mission systems. One of the early wins for the program, once we were getting automated discovery capabilities out to the network, we were able to see on average across the federal government that there were 75 more assets than what were being reported up manually. So from that measurement we want to continue to build on that. Now we have all of this vulnerability information feeding up to the Agency Dashboard summarized up to the federal dashboar
More data it used to be kept on magnetic tape and floppy disks today the world produces more than 30 zettabytes of Digital Information per year thats 30 trillion gigabytes and that number is rising each year how come we store it on c. D. s hard drives and flash drives have expected lifespans of a round 30 years. But theres a special medium that could do the trick one that has proved itself over billions of years d. N. A. Life or tyler d. N. A. Has 2 advantages 1st the data in d. N. A. Is extremely durable under the right conditions it can last around a 1000 years that 2nd d. N. A. Is very compact you can store vast amounts of data in a tiny space by a. Robot grosss a chemistry professor at e. T. H. Syracuse university. Together with a team of researchers hes developed a way of storing digital files like m p 3 s. All to official genetic material. A d. N. A. Molecule consists of 4 nuclei faces abbreviated to a c. T. And. The computer assigns a binary code of zeros and ones to. The d. N.