think? that is what we are doing. in other news, here is the news with. train drivers who are members of the aslef union are on strike today. 15 train companies are affected with some operators running no services at all. it s the first of three rail strikes this week, with further action on friday and saturday. one of the pioneers of artificial intelligence says regulation of the technology needs to be ramped up . professor yoshua bengio says his feelings about al are similar to how scientists felt about the development of the atom bomb. parents on universal credit will be able to claim hundreds more to cover childcare costs from the end of next month. the government announced in spring that people with one child would be able to getjust over £950 while those with two or more children could get up to £1630. officials in southern russia say a drone has hit an oil refinery a day after an attack on moscow. vladimir putin yesterday accused ukraine of trying to fri
In bosnia by the teenager kerim ahmetspahic. Hes a 16 year old taekwondo champion who broke iii concrete blocks with his head injust 35 seconds to make it into the into the guinness book of world records. The Blackbelt Somersaulting Over 16 piles as he smashes them in half and not a hair out of place. I think it goes without saying do not try this at home, or even just do not try this that is all, coming up in a moment it is the papers. Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are lucy fisher, senior Political Correspondent at the times newspaper, and the former labour adviser ayesha hazarika. The bloke banging his head on the concrete, welcome to brexit. Tomorrows front pages, starting with the i newspaper leads with tomorrows triggering of article 50, allowing the uk two years to negotiate the terms of the eu exit. The Daily Express refers to the Prime Ministers letter formally notifying the eu about the uks departure from the e
Its a day that marks the biggest change in britains relationship with its european neighbours in nearly half a century. Im pleased that brexits happening cos i think itll be good for our country to get back to have our own rules and regulations. Well have control of our borders again. The governments embarking on a journey and it has no idea where its going, it doesnt know what its doing and anyhow its not in control of negotiations from now on. Well be reporting from westminster and beyond on the day people also remembered the Terror Attack which took place a week ago. Many people converged on Westminster Bridge to remember those who lost their lives and those injured when the attack took place last wednesday afternoon. Its 5 oclock. Were live at westminster on the day the United Kingdom formally serviced notice that it will leave the European Union. It signifies the biggest change in britains relationship with its european neighbours for nearly half a century. A letter signed by ther
Also on tonights programme, its a week since the Terror Attack on Westminster Bridge. Thousands gathered in a show of unity, remembering the dead and the injured. Well have more reaction and opinion to the Historic Events as the Prime Minister triggers britains exit from europe. Well hearfrom politicians and members of the public. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. A hand delivered, six page letter with that theresa may has made history. Shes written to the president of the European Council, formally announcing britains intention to leave the eu a process that will see the end of four decades of membership that have shaped so much in our daily lives. The Prime Minister said britain would be able to make its own decisions but continue to have a deep and special relationship with the eu. For the European Union, the president of the council said this was not a happy day for either brussels or london but he added, his goal now was to defend the interests of the remaining 27 m
were talking aboutjobs recently, 300 of the scientists responsible for this are technology, which has its uses, there are pros and cons but it s a leap in the dark. let s listen to one of them. this is yoshua bengio, known as one of the godfathers of ai. for his pioneering work in the field. he s been speaking to the bbc after signing the statement warning about the danger posed by ai. i and others believe it will be possible to build very safe ais, but that recipe could also be used to create dangerous ai dangerous in the sense that they could act in the world in ways that could be nefarious, and that, you know, they wouldn t have this safety, that they could act for themselves rather than for our needs. and now the bad actors come in, because, you know,