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use trains made here. my name is francis bourgeois and i ve taken on the challenge to travel from the southern coast of england. did your ears pop? ..to the northern coast of scotland. we re just past the highest point of the uk network. along the way, i ll cross some stunning landscapes and meet people whose lives have been transformed by the great british railway. horn blows. i wanted to bring us down this slimy jetty here cos i wanted to show off portsmouth harbour station. as you come in, you feel like you re on land, but actually, it s an old pier, and this used to function as a freight boat pier in the mid 1800s. i m starting my rail adventure on england s southern coastline, passing through london, the midlands, into the yorkshire dales, then crossing scotland, up through the highlands, and hopefully making it to thurso, the most northerly railway station in the uk. sometimes find hermit crabs. there isn t a hermit crab in this one, though. tannoy: please buy a t ....
a potential intelligence is very power hungry. how s that going to work out in the future. most of the large companies in losing google the types of training in these large dad to things like getting more efficiency out of existing infrastructure, like power grids, also we are applying ai itself to save power in the data centres. in the end, what these ai systems do will save energy and power far outweigh what they currently using. people worry about their jobs and job security. how will ai affect employment? i think, like previous big, uh. ..sort of technological revolutions, like the internet or mobile, i think it s going to also create many newjobs, new types ofjobs that we can barely imagine today. there s a lot of american investment, there s a lot of investment going on in china. where does the uk sit? yeah, i think if you look at it, of course, there s the us and there s china, the kind of two superpowers they have the most investment, the most research. but i ....
the scene to the bbc, saying it was like an earthquake. doctors at a nearby field hospital are reported to be struggling to cope with scores of casualties. let s hearfrom a displaced civilian who witnessed the attack. translation: we were sitting - in the tent nothing was happening. suddenly a rocket fell over us. children were in pieces. god is sufficient for us and he is the best guardian of our affairs. look at us, world, have some feeling! let s speak to our correspondent nick beake injerusalem. i have been listening to an israeli military official in the past 20 minutes. they were asked repeatedly about this. was it a designated safe soma families could expect to be safe? the official did not directly answer the question although he was asked a number of times. what he did say was that these hamas leaders had, in his words, cynically set up a compound in what was a civilian area and they bear responsibility for what might happen, inserting themselves into a place w ....
palestinians to seek shelter there. an eyewitness described the scene to the bbc, saying it was like an earthquake. doctors at a nearby field hospital are reported to be struggling to cope with scores of casualties. let s hearfrom a displaced civilian who witnessed the attack. translation: we were sitting - in the tent nothing was happening. suddenly a rocket fell over us. children were in pieces. god is sufficient for us and he is the best guardian of our affairs. look at us, world, have some feeling! our correspondent nick beake is in jerusalem with more on the attack. i ve been listening to an israeli military official in the past 20 minutes or so, and they were asked repeatedly about this. was this a designated safe zone where palestinian families displaced from elsewhere could expect to be safe? and the official did not directly answer that question, although he was asked a number of times. what he did say, though, was that these hamas leaders had, in his words, cy ....
you and opposite adam. thank you for that very detailed description of the geography of the studio. everyone can picture us now. so yeah, this is newscast, which is the bbc s daily news podcast available at, well, every day on bbc sounds. we ve been talking about the election here on radio four live for the last few weeks. now we re going to talk about the new government. i m just thinking the last time we were sat in this seating arrangement a week ago, the cabinet were getting used to their new seating arrangement in downing street. there was one seat left to declare in the election. and now it s.that s just daily life. that s not different anymore. that s true. this is the new universe. and somebody in the new cabinet said to me this morning, it now already feels like such a long time. the campaign, election night, the gasps of breath as the exit poll drops already feels to them, this one particular member of the cabinet as if it was another lifetime. and yet other, ....