experiments on board. earlier, the 18 year old creator of the satellite, rifath sharook, spoke to the bbc along with his mentor, dr shreematee kaysun. my team designed copper fibre polymorph structure for the cube satellite. it is a technology demonstrate a satellite, which means before going to orbital flight, it will do a suborbital flight. so, in this mission, we are already using 3 d printing technologies. the main difficulty is we need to measure the rasiation the satellite is exposed to, for which we need to design a counter which is inside the small cube. so it is a big challenge for us, how we design a small counter that will also work fine in this mission. going to mars has become a real craze for children. and it has opened all the avenues by launching about 104 satellites. children have started becoming more creative and innovative and probably they want to leave earth soon and go to mars! lam i am interested in space technology from my childhood. my father was an
bestselling crime writer martina cole. we will talk- her bestselling crime writer martina cole. we will talk| 25 . her bestselling crime writer martina cole. we will talk| 25 years novel the betrayal 25 years after herfirst, novel the betrayal 25 years after her first, dangerous lady. hello and welcome to the papers. with me are martin lipton, who s deputy head of sport at the sun, we start with tomorrow s front pages. the observer leads with fire safety in schools, saying proposals to relax standards are to be dropped by ministers. prince harry dominates the front page of the mail of sunday, saying he considered quitting his royal role, but stayed for the queen. the sunday telegraph headlines: blackmail fears after mps hit by cyber attack. the cyber attack is also the main story on the sunday times, who report there was fury at the time it took for the incident to be revealed. and the express leads with an image ofjeremy corbyn, saying he ignored armed forces day invitations
way. it was mentioned, 50 senior labour mps, and we saw the list of them, you know they are still to a degree and oppositionist wing within the plp, and they will represent the majority view within that parliamentary party as well. there has been criticism that he didn t go to armed forces day as well. just put that in very quickly because some papers are taking exception to that. the mail on sunday. quick comment from both of you. i wanted out, says harry, the reluctant prince, saying he considered giving up prince, saying he considered giving up his royal role. it s a very interesting and brave thing for him to say. i think, given the knowledge of the crisis that was caused to his grandmother, she wouldn t take kindly to this. his great grandmother his grandmother s background. the reason she became queen was because her dad had to become king. it s about duty, isn t it? it s about duty, but i think prince harry and his honesty over a range of things is refreshing, and ha
former chief fire and rescue adviser sir ken knight said he was impressed by the rate at which tests are being carried out on tower blocks. i think it s going well. the arrangements were set up, as i said, very early after the fire itself. of being able to do with up to 100 tests a day. they have not reached anything like that level, of course. there is no backlog of tests now. it doesn t mean to say there won t be the samples coming in, and the local figures show a worrying result, with some of those tests, but nevertheless the testing has been going at pace. all of those panels that have failed those tests, either the housing authority or the local authority, either has been informed or if they haven t been informed, will be informed within the next few hours, i understand. they evidently know the urgency of the need to test and that is why the arrangements were putting place. i think they are coming in at the speed that they do. i m sure, and i can t tell you at the moment
am astonished by this headline, one hundred percent unsafe, because i sat through a couple of interminable briefings at westminster last week, we we re briefings at westminster last week, we were told that many of the towers did not have the suspicious type of cladding. we were very much led away from the idea that a huge number of tower blocks were going to have the same similar disastrous cladding that we had grenfell tower. and yet 60 tests come back, and all 60 have failed. ifind 60 tests come back, and all 60 have failed. i find that astonishing. 60 tests come back, and all 60 have failed. ifind that astonishing. i think local authorities were encouraged to put in samples from the cases they were most worried about first, so it is possible they have done the most dangerous ones first and the less injuries once later on, but as time goes on, it does appear that we have been looking at a public health scandal that only skilled because not have imagined when the tower blo