this week. this is one of the most incredible things i ve ever done. ..paul s in california investigating artificial arms, which encourage the mind to power the prosthetic. alistair s tackling the tricky issue of head injuries in rugby. the secret may be in the mouth guard. shiona s been speaking to the boss of the biggest genealogy platform, finding out what it technically takes to trace your ancestors. and it s oscars season. we talk to the creator of the creator about its visual effects. no robots were harmed in the making of this programme, i promise. over the years on click, we ve seen lots of advancements in assistive technology for disabled people. one of the areas that continues to develop is prosthetics new materials and innovations are making them lighter, cheaper and easier to use. and paul carter s been to california for an exclusive first look at a revolutionary new type of prosthetic arm that s closing the gap between body and bionics. prosthetics have come a
nikki haley. she served as south carolina s governor for six years and was hoping for an upset in her home state after resounding defeats in previous contests. but once again it was donald trump giving a victory speech tonight, while a defiant nikki haley promised her supporters that she will continue to fight for the nomination. now we re a laughing stock all over the world. our country is going to be respected again, respected like never before. cheering and applause so, this is a fantastic evening. it s an early evening and a fantastic, so you can all go down and you can celebrate for about 15 minutes and we have to get back to work. i said earlier this week that no matter what happens in south carolina, i would continue to run for president. cheering and applause i m a woman of my word. cheering and applause now to helena humphrey, who s been following the days events from charleston, south carolina. nikki haley taking the stage earlier. what did you make of her speech an
over the years on click, we ve seen lots of advancements in assistive technology for disabled people. one of the areas that continues to develop is prosthetics new materials and innovations are making them lighter, cheaper and easier to use. and paul carter s been to california for an exclusive first look at a revolutionary new type of prosthetic arm that s closing the gap between body and bionics. prosthetics have come a long way, from the early days of wood, tin or leather. ..to modern limbs made from carbon fibre and silicone. once basic, yet functional, they re now advanced and bionic. and here at atom limbs, i ve come to see how the latest technology is bringing the next generation of artificial arms. they re developing a prosthetic with a full range of human motion that s using signals from the brain to control those movements. the most advanced, state of the art prosthetics we control today is what you call myoelectric control, so that s putting electrodes on your st
and it s oscars season. we talk to the creator of the creator about its visual effects. no robots were harmed in the making of this programme, i promise. over the years on click, we ve seen lots of advancements in assistive technology for disabled people. one of the areas that continues to develop is prosthetics new materials and innovations are making them lighter, cheaper and easier to use. and paul carter s been to california for an exclusive first look at a revolutionary new type of prosthetic arm that s closing the gap between body and bionics. prosthetics have come a long way, from the early days of wood, tin or leather. ..to modern limbs made from carbon fibre and silicone. once basic, yet functional, they re now advanced and bionic. and here at atom limbs, i ve come to see how the latest technology is bringing the next generation of artificial arms. they re developing a prosthetic with a full range of human motion that s using signals from the brain to control those
russia s main card payment system, its financial and military institutions, and officials involved in navalny s imprisonment all have been issued new sanctions. as the united states targets those who it says were responsible for alexei navalny s death, a spokeswoman for the late russian opposition leader says officials are threatening to bury mr navalny at the arctic prison where he died last week. his mother, lyudmila navalnaya, has reportedly been given the choice between accepting that arrangement or agreeing to a secret burial without mourners. the kremlin denies allegations it was involved in mr navalny s death. those denials from the kremlin are getting little attention here in washington hence today s sanctions. the bbc s russia editor steve rosenberg has more. he died in prison a week ago, but when and where will alexei navalny be laid to rest? for six days now, in this remote part of russia, his mother lyudmila has been trying to recover his body without success.