Hadnt been widely shared. Daniel sandford, thank you very much. And you can see much more on that over the course of the afternoon on the Bbc News channel. Time for a look at the weather. Heres tomasz shafernaker. Hello, and good afternoon, i am so delighted to bring you a forecast full of optimism, we have been advertising for days that the weather is set to improve and, indeed, it is, it will be increasingly sunny and warm. But not at the moment, there is a bit of a blip in the weather, across central and western areas of the uk. There is a Weather Front here and currently, it is stuck. The reason why it is stuck is because it is riding up against this area of High Pressure and there are a number of Weather Fronts. Pressure and there are a number of weatherfronts. And pressure and there are a number of Weather Fronts. And as they approach the High Pressure, they slow down. Think of the High Pressure as a mountain so as a Weather Front approaches with a Building Area of High Pressure,
let me tell you that this is what happens when you ask an al to generate fake faces based on other faces. are you ready? here come the answers. the first one is a blend of lara and me. so odd! i think it is more you than me, to be honest. i think it s more you than me! really? i don t know. ok, the next one is chris fox and omar mehtab. and this is our oz and our kitty. goodness. i think the really odd bit is actually seeing the progression from one person into another. now, this is a really weird, fun thing that has come out of the really serious issue that we are going to be talking about for the rest of the programme, and that is the fact that computers have got much, much better at recognising faces but not all faces. especially faces that aren t white. 2020 highlighted many inequalities in how we treat each other as humans. inequalities in who could afford to shelter from the virus and who had no choice but to physically go to work. and inequalities in how we are treat
on earth, is under attack. deforestation is at levels not seen for more than a decade. we meet the people on the frontline of the battle to the forest. shouting. translation: the prospectors used to be scared of being - caught by us, now they feel the president will protect them. ..and see the impact on the animals. the government is accused of encouraging the destruction. and i m on a mission to contact some old friends, the members of the most threatened tribe in the world. their relatives have never had contact with civilisation. are they safe? are their precious trees still standing? cheering. two years ago, a right wing ex army officer became the president of brazil. jair bolsonaro had a clear agenda for the amazon and its people. this is the story of my attempt to find what his policy of opening up the amazon means for each tribe i first met a decade ago. this is a community that grew up a couple of decades ago, uncontacted. to go to the jungle and meet people who ve
we ll be speaking to an astronaut who s been there three times. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. as india s health care system buckles under more record breaking cases of coronavirus, experts say the worst is still to come. they say the rate at which infections are climbing suggest the crisis still hasn t peaked. there are almost no intensive care beds left in delhi, where oxygen supplies are running out. one hospital in the city reports that shortage has led to the death of twenty five patients. our south asia correspondent rajini vaidyanathan s report contains images you may find upsetting. patients as far as the eye can see but oxygen remains scarce. the situation here is critical and out of control. this video was filmed inside a crowded delhi hospital. as he took a family member to casualty. the staff is really cooperative. due to overcrowding, of the main hospital, it is difficult to provide equal treatment to all the patients. that is
mornings too, but a little cloud, leapt the light slowly sleep in, cup of coffee, quiet house rachel: that sounds liken fantasy. [laughter] pete: my if wife is, like, turn the lights on. i like to keep them off. let the natural light come in, let the morning soothe in will: it s not an operating room. i don t need harsh overhead light. i hate badminton. [laughter] rachel: that looked so fun. will: i was so humbled just now. i mean, i broke mine in tennis, i i now play racquetball with friends. rachel: how is it different than racquetball? will: i don t know. first of all, i can t hit that thing. rachel: i was surprise how out of breath i was. it s this little plastic, you know, lightweight pete: it drops so quick. trajectory is different. in racquetball or tennis ball,s moving. this thing goes north/south. will: the size of the head. also that a long the distance between handle and is head is way different than any other racking debt that i ve racquet. it s closer t