good morning. there has been some heavy overnight rain across parts of the north and west of the uk. more to come through the course of the day. the wince, using a little. drier and brighter in the south east, and here, we could see temperatures are possibly up to 17 celsius. i ll have more later in the programme. it s wednesday february 24th. our top story. tiger woods has been undergoing surgery after suffering multiple leg injuries in a car crash in los angeles. he had to be freed from the wreckage by firefighters and paramedics but he was said to be alive and conscious at the scene. our west coast correspondent sophie long has this report from los angeles. has anyone checked the vehicle to see if anyone s there? no. the emergency call came just after seven on tuesday morning. the golf legend s suv had been travelling at speed before it flipped and rolled multiple times, sustaining extensive damage. no skid marks, no breaking, so apparently, the first contact was with
in every aspect of our public and private life we have become dependent on the power of the internet and computing. that makes us vulnerable to those who would do us harm. you need proof? well, look at the world wide spread of the ransomware known as wannacry, which shut down vital computer systems in businesses, in public institutions, around the world. my guess is rob wainwright, head of the european police agency, europol. are the cyber crooks several steps ahead of the cyber cops? hardtalk theme music. rob wainwright, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. for the last few days you have been somewhat preoccupied with wannacry, this ransomware which has spread across the world. how seriously should we be taking it? well, it is one of around 200 high profile investigations europol is helping to co ordinate around the globe against cyber crime and including that there has been this trend of this growing threat from ra nsomwa re over the last couple of years, but we have never seen
in every aspect of our public and private life we have become dependent on the power of the internet and computing. that makes us vulnerable to those who would do us harm. you need proof? well, look at the world wide spread of the ransomware known as wannacry, which shut down vital computer systems in businesses, in public institutions, around the world. my guess is rob wainwright, head of the european police agency, europol. are the cyber crooks several steps ahead of the cyber cops? hardtalk theme music. rob wainwright, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. for the last few days you have been somewhat preoccupied with wannacry, this ransomware which has spread across the world. how seriously should we be taking it? well, it is one of around 200 high profile investigations europol is helping to co ordinate around the globe against cyber crime and including that there has been this trend of this growing threat from ra nsomwa re over the last couple of years, but we have never seen
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