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this week, keeping our devices coronavirus free. the mobile phone app hoping to help more survive snake bites. and this eagerly anticipated is here. but don t expect to see it on an actual screen anytime soon. ini998, in 1998, the release of first person shooter half life sent a seismic shock across the world of video games. it featured cinematic storytelling, tort action sequences and some of the creepiest bad guys ever to grace a videogame. well, let s just say your hour has come again. i remember when half-light came out, november 1998, again. i remember when half-light came out, november1998, a again. i remember when half-light came out, november 1998, a massive moment in pc gaming. before than it had been doom that define shooter games. half life reset the bar.l sequel followed in 200a. fans patiently awaited new half light content, but its makers, a company called valve went very quiet on the half life front until now, that is. marks is like has been to valve s he ....
now on bbc news, it s time to click. this week: the race to trace the coronavirus. the pop up groups trying to help us all get through it. and breathe helping children to use their inhalers. theme music as the coronavirus has swept across the globe, the ability to know exactly where it is has become the crucial key to stopping it. we have a simple message for all countries test, test, test. some countries have really cracked how to do this. south korea, with its drive through ten minute tests, is held up as a model for others to follow. but many countries are struggling to test at scale. in the uk, testing is having to be limited the cost to infrastructure, the time the test takes are all holding up the battle against the disease. now, there are dozens of efforts going on around the world to try and solve this. and jen has been looking at one close to home in west london. around the world, companies and increasingly, individuals, are racing to find ways to accurat ....
this week: the race to trace the coronavirus. the pop up groups are trying to help us all get through it. and we ve, helping children to use meditation. as the coronavirus has swept across the globe, the ability to know exactly where it is has become the crucial key to stopping it. we have a simple message for all countries, test, test, test. some countries have really cracked how to do this. south korea, with its drive through ten minute tests, is held up as a model for others to follow. but many countries are struggling to test at scale. in the uk, testing is having to be limited, the cost to infrastructure and the time of the test ta ker all infrastructure and the time of the test taker all holding up the battle against the disease. now, there are dozens against the disease. now, there are d oze ns of against the disease. now, there are dozens of efforts going on around the world to try and solve this. and jane has been looking at wonder close to home in west london. ....
generous, loving.mum. katy austin reports. kimberley finlayson, who was 52, died after two emergency operations in indonesia. now it s time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. a lot of fine, settled weather out there, this weekend, with high pressure in control. though there is a brisk and chilly easterly wind. the best of the sunshine today will be the eastern side of england and scotland, that is where we will have the bluest sky. a lot of high cloud to the west, the sun will be quite hazy here. temperatures around 8 12 degrees or so. this is the brisk easterly wind. these are average speeds. it gusts higher, around 50 miles an hour, around some of the coasts of south west england. so it will feel colder as a result. bit of low cloud toward some north sea coast overnight. we will see a bit of patchy rain edging towards the western isles of scotland but for most of us, dry, clear overnight and temperatures a few degrees either side of freezing. so, frost ....
right-wing politics. they re just back from a summit hosted by a crazed u.s. congressman who said most immigrants are drug mules with cabs the size oficant lopes. we have two big stories for you tonight, the politics of nasty weather and nastier weather of republican primary politics. parts of new england are buried in close to three feet of snow, with some of the heaviest snow late today. authorities urged evacuations nearly several coastal areas. wind gusts of 80 miles per hour on nantucket. seawalls have been breached up there, leaving coastal towns under seven feet of water and without power. and it s not over yet. the storm had expectations in new england, but the big surprise as i suggested in the cold open s that it missed the main target in new york. gathom was braced for up to three feet of snow but got only seven inches. philadelphia braced for more than a foot but saw only a couple of inches. an official at the national weather service apologized for those ba ....