land rover added the feature to the hybrid range rovers only. >> i want to get it out there there's a problem with the airer california. >> reporter: land rover declined comments citing pending litigation but said in a statement that it is concerned and committed to safety and saddened by these incidents. in court filings, the company has said it denies fault and blamed operator error. now, experts say you can avoid a rollaway situation by getting in a habit of setting the parking brake before you get out of the car. norah. >> o'donnell: kris van cleave, thank you. and there's so much more news ahead right here on tonight's "cbs evening news." after more an a century, a confederate figure loses his place of honor at the u.s. capitol, and we'll tell you who will take its place. after a fiery eruption at one of america's most active volcanoes, look what happens next. in from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious allergic reactions like low blood pressure, trouble breathing, thro

. >> reporter: 41-year-old shadi farhat was getting out of her 2017 range rover s.u.v. when it started rolling, pulling her underneath. the los angeles mother of two made it to her feet before collapsing. she died days later. >> i lost the love of my life, i lost my best friend. >> reporter: her husband michael is now raising their girls alone. >> every day is a struggle. it's a hole that's never going to be filled inside you. >> reporter: in his lawsuit against jaguar land rover, farhat blames what he calls the "defective gear selector" in dial range rover, which uses a dial like this one, instead of a stick, to change gears. did she complain about it at all? >> she complained about it a lot. "i can't tell if it's in park, i can't tell if it's in reverse, i can't tell if it's in drive." >> reporter: company documents from 2017 cited in his suit erdicate the auto-maker was aware of hundreds of potential unintended roll-away complaints in vehicles with dial shifters, including 28 in the range rover. gina warsavsky says it happened to her last month. >> i believe i put th

, which will be the perseverance rover as a pa rt will be the perseverance rover as a part of nasa's mars 2020 mission. as rebecca stated in your report, you have a tiny rover... sorry, a tiny drone on board which will be lifting off into the martian atmosphere, which is called ingenuity. there are s0 which is called ingenuity. there are so many which is called ingenuity. there are so many new which is called ingenuity. there are so many new cutting—edge visions arriving at mars that we can expect mars science to accelerate drastically going forward next year. that is one of the world that is being focused on next year, alongside the moon. given the problems we have had on earth in 2020, is there more of an appetite now amongst people out there to get into space, to explore space, to kind of be taken away, if you like, from what is going on here and looking at new frontiers?” from what is going on here and looking at new frontiers? i think pa rt looking at new frontiers? i think part of it is due to the situation we have had this year. in my world of expertise in stargazing, we s

they are sending a six wheeled rover and able to land it just sending a six wheeled rover and able to land itjust north of the red planet's equator. and then came nasser, who in anotherfirst planet's equator. and then came nasser, who in another first are testing and minimise helicopter to see if it can fly in the extremely thin martian air. it is another pair of eyes from a totally different vantage point. just being able to get to places that we simply can't get to places that we simply can't get to. very steep crevasse is creators, places like that that rovers can't rave into. we are going to fly. and this is nasser's most advanced rover to date. it should help us to discover if there was ever hacked life on mars. it will be collecting samples of rocks which will be stored and brought back to earth. hopefully, in about ten or15 yea rs we earth. hopefully, in about ten or15 years we will get those rocks back from mars and more missions will be sent to bring them back and we will be able to study those rocks from mars and laboratories on earth. all three of these ground—breaking mi

you can take those suits and hang them off the rover, so the suits go with the rover together. it is advantage is very massive. it's very heavy. there are pros and cons to what is known as the suit. we have not talked too much. when you get into a spacesuit, there is low-pressure, the third of an atmosphere, and you have to make sure you do not decompress or get the bends. this goes into the pressurization of the suit and you jump in through a suit port that the gentleman mentioned -- something with the technology readiness level of seven, which means we have a lot of technology, we are kind of ready to go. it has been researched and developed, it is not really baseline in any missions i know of nowadays, probably because of that penalty. interesting engineering solution. >> the gentleman all the way up in the next to last row. yes. >> scott kelly described one of his eva's, he wore a helmet where his eyeglass lenses were grounded to the surface of the helmet. is that an unusual thing? he said it didn't work. does it on a regular basis? >> the question was about scott kelly's e

and this is nasa's most advanced rover to date. it should help us to discover if there was ever hacked life on mars. it will be collecting samples of rocks which will be stored and brought back to earth. hopefully, in about ten or 15 years we will get those rocks back from mars and more missions will be sent to bring them back and we will be able to study those rocks from mars and laboratories on earth. all three of these ground—breaking missions are now closing in on their destination and will transform our understanding of mars when they arrive. it brings to a close a year that has brought science to the world's attention, and it's clear it will stay centrestage in the months to come. fine weather out there for most of us today, and the clear skies this evening and overnight are going to lead to a widespread frost right across the country. so that means that christmas day is going to start crisp and cold for most of us. here's the gap in the clouds. this is the weather front that brought the rain yesterday. we're in the window

and this is nasa's most advanced rover to date. it should help us to discover if there was ever life on mars. it will be collecting samples of rocks which will be stored and eventually brought back to earth. hopefully, in about ten or 15 years, we will get those rocks back from mars, more missions will be sent to bring them back and we will be able to study those pieces of mars laboratories on earth. all three of these ground—breaking missions are now closing in on their destination and will transform our understanding of mars when they arrive. it brings to a close a year that has brought science to the world's attention, and it's clear it will stay centrestage in the months to come. not only did some wake up to a fresh covering of snow this morning, but last night was not only the coldest night of the season but the coldest of the year, temperatures down to minus 7.5 celsius in north yorkshire, and another cold day continues. still more snow across parts of upland to scotland, turning to rain at lower levels as temperatures left

land rover knows drivers are confused. this is unfortunately the inevitable result of what happens when people think the car is in park and it's not. >> reporter: following the 2016 death of anton yelchin, many car makers added safeguards on new vehicles to prevent such an incident, including automatically shifting to park. jay fischer, "consumer reports." as soon as i open the door, the car hasn't rolled at all. they started requiring roll away protection for cars to earn top marks. >> if you get in the habit of putting your parking brake on, that could absolutely prevent the car from rolling. >> reporter: land rover added that to hybrid range rovers only. >> i want to get out there that there is a problem with this car because i don't want anyone to go through this again. >> if a driver opens the door of a range rover when it is not in park, an audible alarm sounds and a message flashes. it is aware of the incidents. jaguar land rover declined comment but says it is committed to safety and saddened to hear of these incid

the only realistic way to explore pluto dowie days will it ever be possible to send i don't know a rover are let's train wild a manned mission. sure well there there are many ways to explore pluto if lima is just the 1st baby step here in the united states and last year on nasa has funded studies of how to conduct the next step which would be a pluto orbiter which would stay in the system rather than just fly by and very much more sophisticated package of instruments to study pluto and its satellites and one of the jobs of the head orbiter would be to scout for a landing sites for future robotic landers or rovers as you're talking about that's within our technological progress not sending people all way out there is not yet something that we can confidently do you know it's a big step just to simply put a mars probably in the 23rd this is 100 times farther then mars is on to have and the technical challenges for a great it's a new your eyes it's almost 10 years and it was the fastest spacecraft there who wants to new years to travel out there if we sit people and we would have to develop

and finally, do you want your own robotic rover? this is exomy — a mini replica of the european space agency's rosalind franklin rover, which is meant to go to mars in 2022. the esa have allowed people to download materials so they can 3d—print the bot at home, and even drive it around using your phone. you can even pick what hat it wears! 0h! cute! back in 2016, we were in switzerland at the first ever cybathlon. it's the world's only competition where people with physical disabilities compete using assistive devices and robotic technologies. this is the olympics for bionic athletes. and the competitors — known as ‘pilots‘ — are notjust pushing their own abilities but also technological boundaries. this serves an important platform for research into assistive devices for everyday use. over the last four years, the pilots and technology developers kept working to prepare for the 2020 cybathlon and, in spite of the pandemic, the competition has gone ahead. however, instead of competing in zurich‘s swiss arena, the 51 in

although we've done the landing twice before this mission the lander is heavier than the jade rabbit rover so it's harder to control and requires more precision and i don't know i only on that mission last year landed a rover on the dark side of the moon which has never been done before it's still roaming around exploring the surface and sending back images like these. billions of dollars are being poured into china's military run space program which has ambitious plans in store including building a moon base in the coming years and a space station with a permanent crew the mission is expected to wrap up when the spacecraft returns with its samples likely to land in inner mongolia later this month and are shipped home al-jazeera. funded the former french president about how he gets gaddis who was a key architect of european integration has died in western france after contracting covert 19 scott was elected back in 1974 known for bringing a more liberal attitude to france on social issues things like divorce and abortion his relationship with the emperor of central african republic was fro

of the jobs of the head orbiter would be to scout for a landing sites for future robotic landers or rovers as you're talking about that's within our technological progress not sending people all way out there is not yet something that we can confidently do you know it's a big step just a simple it's a mars probably in the 23rd this is $100.00 times farther then mars is on at and the technical challenges for a great it's a new your eyes it's almost 10 years and it was the fastest spacecraft ever want 2 new years to travel out there if we sit people and we would have to develop a much faster propulsion system or it would be a 20 year journey just to go out and back and i'm not sure we get a lot of volunteers for that yeah much area there so pluto correct me if i'm wrong is part of a clipper about which is a circle of objects hugging the outer solar system how many planets our planet like objects like pluto could be there inside a kuiper belt yet the quiver belt which was named for a dutch american astronomer. in the mid 20th century who postulated it would exist was discovered in $1009.00 an

although we've done the landing twice before this mission the lender is heavier than the jade rabbit rover so it's harder to control and requires more precision and i don't know i only on that mission last year landed a rover on the dark side of the moon which has never been done before it's still roaming around exploring the surface and sending back images like these. billions of dollars are being poured into china's military run space program which has ambitious plans in store including building a moon base in the coming years and a space station with a permanent crew the mission is expected to wrap up when the spacecraft returns with its samples likely to land in inner mongolia later this month and are shipped home al-jazeera. an international sound art festival is giving indian artists a chance to shine it only shows off the world's best sound sculptors but this year foreign artists couldn't join the festival is from across india have crafted works based on the corona virus and climate change. is adolescence along with what's a video on our website take a look at al-jazeera dot com. it

in this case it's a land rover looking back down on seti fatma in the fertile river valley. the atlas is the highest mountain range in north africa it's an inhospitable area the highest peaks are in excess of 4000 meters the 1st snow already falls in october. there are only a few villages in these parts the people keep sheep and goats. on some of the steep slopes they've created terraces for farming whoever can leave here does so to look for a job in the city. perhaps as a taxi driver. we're now back in egypt driving along the nile delta. tariq the taxi driver from cairo is on the way to that small city full of old mercedes coos. like the mrs fulton. yeah. because it says some people. whose it goes. to. his lips. the market square in fact who says also the main stop for the shared taxis some are over 50 years old in addition to the stroke age the w 110 known as the fin tail is omnipresent. however it was 1st built in 1961 the rare long wheelbase mercedes models are especially popular with 3 rows of seats for 7 passengers. thank you all in this case 11. despite appearances ev

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it's after this incident, when he crashed his range rover during march's coronavirus lockdown. the england international was sentenced at birmingham magistrates‘ court after previously pleading guilty to two charges, including one linked to this incident in which his 4x4 hit two parked vehicles in solihull in the west midlands. the first day of the world darts championship saw a lucky crowd of 1000 at alexandra palace in london, and they were treated to something a little different. defending champion peter wright came out dressed as the grinch for his match up with steve west, which he comfortably won 3 sets to i. tier 3 restrictions come into effect from midnight, meaning tomorrow will see no fans able to attend. sir frank williams, who built the williams team into one of the most successful in formula i, is in a stable condition in hospital. the 78—year—old's family said his condition is a private matter and won't release any further details. he had spent time in hospital in 2016 with pneumonia. he and daughter claire stepped away from williams earlier this year after

red rover red rover. this all started last night when the president made an 11th hour demand that congress increase coronavirus payments from the already agreed upon 600 to 2000 a person. king of diamonds, watch this. >> i'm asking congress to amend this bill and increase the ridiculously low $600 to $2000, or $4000 for a couple. i am also asking congress to immediately get rid of the wasteful and unnecessary items from this legislation. and to send me a suitable bill. >> it all the waste will item every single one done your bench for love democrats claim the president is playing games at people's livelihoods but some agreed them especially old nancy use it as an opportunity to try to guilt her publican colleagues into going along with the president's demand. in a letter to house speaker democrats -- they wrote quote at the president really wants to join us into thousand dollar payments, he should call upon leader mccarthy for a unanimous consent request. congress and my copy to house speaker minority lea

as one example i gave in the book, if you look at the mars rover spirit, it was a multibillion dollar project. we got it after up to the red t and it did great job. but what happened is a got its right front wheel stuck in the martian soil and couldn't get out and so it died there. now it's a multibillion dollars piece of space junk. if you compare that to a wolf that get its leg caught in in a trap. with the willful do is to its leg off and then forget how to walk in three legs. that's what wolf walls do. that's what all animals do. they have since a relevance. they want to get to safety to seek water to escape danger come to find food. its actions are undergirded by the demands of its stomach and the threat of predators, and the wolf traffics in deference to its goal so it's brain drinks up information about the environment and its capability in that environment, and in other words, what its limbs allow it to do. it's brain translates those capabilities into the most useful motor output. a wolf turns on with a lamp because animals don't shut down with moderate damage -- lamp -- and

landers with rovers, now, a leer with a return capability. if anything, the chinese have been very methodical in improving each time they have done it. brent: they are learning with each step. where would you rank -- where would you place the chinese space program in the hierarchy with the americans question mark with the russians? it is becomg a crowded place, outer space. >>here was a song back in the 60's that said everyones going to the moon. that seems to be what is going on right now. china is probably on par with the u.s. and probably a bit better than russia. india has tried to land something, israel has tried to land something. i would say that china is at the top of the crop in terms of being able to do things around and on the lunar surface. brent: as always, we appreciate your time. we will give you a quick update on that breaking news story. here is what we know about that car rampage. at least five people were killed when a speeding car plowed into trier's the dextran zone. a baby was among the dead. the driver of the car was ar

grandfather was a so i remember standing in this very house with first generation ipad and then the mars rover landed because they already dropped the camera. if my genius grandfather came back and saw me standing there with a device this thick that did not heat up with no cords no to know plug and i said i watching the surface of mars, this is a really authentically learned man who would say that is witchcraft. i love to be aware of this device and then to be in mongolia. i'm glad you point that out. i know we're almost done and thank you for the opportunity. but obviously i presume it is based on other writings but it turns out isaac newton was an ass and i love that. how do we know that? >> we know a lot about newton. about his papers and his books and even to have a reality show it there were boxes and boxes of his work and his writing. >> that is what made me laugh out loud because you wrote newton is an ass. i just love that he i think were pretty much out of time. >> i will tell you what these are the countries that have come up. here we go. ♪ ♪ ♪ goodbye. >> thank you so much for

although we've done the landing twice before this mission the land is heavier than the jade rabbit rover so it's harder to control and requires more precision i don't know i only know that mission last year landed a rover on the dark side of the moon which has never been done before it's still roaming around exploring the surface and sending back images like these billions of dollars are being poured into china's military run space program which has ambitious plans in store including building a moon base in the coming years and a space station with a permanent crew the mission is expected to wrap up when the spacecraft returns with its samples likely to land in inner mongolia later this month. al-jazeera. staying with china and the country is cracking down on imported frozen nathan after packaging was found to be contaminated by covert 19 in more than 10 cities authorities say traces of the virus have been discovered on imports from brazil india germany and several other countries katrina you reports lacey hall used to run a thriving imported meat and fifi business but the pandemic has c

i helped put the rover on mars i made a dartboard that you get a bullseye every time. if anybody can do something about it, it's me. >> reporter: like most tech nerds he calls the bay area home, here at his workshop, we finally got to mess around with gadgets. >> there you go, no, no, that is perfect. >> reporter: i'm having the time of my life, but mark said it's all about education. he even advocates for important causes. trying to save the planets with subber ce lmpcelebs like bill g. as a youtuber and scientist and dad, why is it is important for you to advocate for the causes? >> it's weird to think i can tap a microphone and like 25 million people will listen. right? and so, i can't just sit by and not do something knowing that i could. right? and i have the power to do something about it. this is the world's largest nerf gun. i have kind of like opened out up here so you can see. >> but it's hard not to admit that being a big kid is in mark's dna. so mark just loaded up the world's largest nerf gun, our producer john is sit in the trampoline, he is about to have

though we've done the landing twice before this mission the lander is heavier than the jade rabbit rover so it's harder to control and requires more precision than i only on that mission last year landed a rover on the dark side of the moon which has never been done before it's still roaming around exploring the surface and sending back images like these billions of dollars are being poured into china's military run space program which has ambitious plans in store including building a moon base in the coming years and a space station with a permanent crew the mission is expected to wrap up when the spacecraft returns with its samples likely to land in inner mongolia later this month after schapelle al-jazeera. arrives time to catch up with all those holes and thank you very much samuel real madrid the head goes in it is a that says he's not going to resign after his side's shock the champions league defeat against dr weil the 13 time european champions are in danger of elimination after the 2 nail away loss on tuesday their fate is still in their own hands however rio can guarantee progr

he was apparently driving a range rover or a similar suv. he drove at speed, say eyewitnesses, through a pedestrianised area in the centre of trier, quite a large city in north—west germany. and the mayor of the city is describing this as an attack. police have not said that they know what the motivation behind this incident was, it is still not really clear whether it was possibly an accident or intentional. but what we an accident or intentional. but what we do know is that two people have died in this. 15 people are thought to be injured, again, that is according to the city's mayor. that is what he has told people in a it is what he has told people in a it isa is what he has told people in a it is a pretty serious incident. it is not clear if it is intentional, it is only really going from eyewitness reports so far. they say it seems to have been intentional. again, those people who are traumatised by what they seen because people in that area are they seen because people in that area a re really they seen because people in that area a

china will be enteng a new era in space by attempting to land a six wheeled rover. nasa is trying for a first, as it tests a mini mars helicopter to see if it will fly and the thick martian ai >> left off. correspondent: we should also see the lines of a new private spacecraft, following the lead of the u.s. company spacex. the starlight capsule that would take astronauts to the international space station. the world will be watching to see if the company can get it spacecraft back onrack. also in 2021, the u.k.'s new polar research ship will be head to the arctic. the vessel is now named after the british naturalist, sir david adam brokerage -- if it passes this test, it this ship will head to antarctica at the end of the year. simon: looking at the future. now let's look at the past. noa as been unearthed in the russian arctic. it was believed to be living at 50,000 years ago. most of hiinternal organs are intact. the rhino was between three and four years old for died. probably from drowning. as global warning has much of the permafrost there, this typve of dis h

now is the briggs saga rover at last the u.k. and european union a finally reached a landmark trade deal just days before the new year deadline chief breaks into go to describe the u.k. e.u. divorces lose lose but. characteristically upbeat. this is i believe a good deal for the whole of europe and for us for our friends and partners as well. but there is no winner and brax it's a lose lose situation to south america especially in the world as it is today you can get it going it has chosen to be solitary rather than stand together. on christmas wish may have come true it's been overshadowed somewhat by a tough year of covert closed borders and economic woes taylor picks up a story. it was almost as if he wanted to become a meme we have so much to look forward to in 2020 it's hard to pin down which one of 2020 stretches he meant the end as negotiations food shortages coronavirus close borders economic collapse felt like. sending. sending a president who home grinch who stole christmas. yet i think what christmas has been known and

it's after this incident, when he crashed his range rover during march's coronavirus lockdown. the england international was sentenced at birmingham magistrates‘ court after previously pleading guilty to two charges, including one linked to this incident in which his axa hit two parked vehicles in solihull in the west midlands. the first day of the world darts championship saw a lucky crowd of 1000 at alexandra palace in london, and they were treated to something a little different. defending champion peter wright came out dressed as the grinch for his match up with steve west, which he comfortably won 3 sets to 1. tier 3 restrictions come into effect from midnight, meaning tomorrow will see no fans able to attend. sir frank williams, who built the williams team into one of the most successful in formula 1, is in a stable condition in hospital. the 78—year—old's family said his condition is a private matter and won't release any further details. he had spent time in hospital in 2016 with pneumonia. he and daughter claire stepped away from williams earlier this year after

so, it is a fantastic achievement that they've landed rovers on the moon in the event orbiters in the broadest sample back just landed on event orbiters in the broadest sample backjust landed on earth about five hours ago and they've landed the capsule and so, the next thing would be to bring it back to a receiving facility and open it up in the up to get about two kilograms or so. the up to get about two kilograms or so. is that a lot? explain in what can you learn from these samples? yes, you can do a lot. from the pharmaceutical industry. you can do a tremendous amount of a very small amount of material and so, they do not need tonnes of material to do a lot of science. it's very interesting because there from a different spot where the soviet union went and also they believe is a younger spot, around a billion yea rs old instead a younger spot, around a billion years old instead of three to a billion years old. we will learn a lot about the evolution of the solar system lot about the evolution of the solar syste m fro m lot about the evolution of the solar system from these sample

it owns jaguar land rover. you've got tata steel, those are big areas. as ashis was saying, a lot of that was sold on the basis of being a bridgehead into the eu market. so some of those sectors — auto, aerospace, agriculture, fishing, etc — are heavily exposed to no—deal brexit, some very steep tariffs there. so it will be a very significant hit in the short—term. but as you were saying, the other side of it was borisjohnson said "we are free to have closer relationships with india" and i went on a mission with theresa may to india a couple of years ago and they see india as an absolutely key investor in the uk and they will be fostering those ties. marc roche, from the european viewpoint, do they look worried at all, thinking, "0k, britain over a long term, if there is no deal exit" — as it looks possible, "there will be divergence and the uk becomes a difficult competitor instead of a friendly neighbour?" the first thing to say is that for the europeans, it is, in a way, good riddance of a problem, because it has been four years of negotiati

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car traveling at speeds of in excess of 70 kilometers an hour describing it as being a black range rover a.c.v. . moving through the pedestrian ised area in hitting pedestrians hitting people on the streets. it would seem that from some of these eyewitness reports, there may be a number of children involved, or at least caught up in those that have been injured. in this attack now we've heard from the police, the chief of police force's press department, conses been speaking. he said that he was unable to add anything. at this time regards a motive. we are expecting a press conference to take place very soon. we also understand that little over an hour ago, this is how recently this happened. a report went out to a warning went out to schools in the area that this particular vehicle was perhaps said to pose a danger. so this is very much a developing story. we're expecting to hear more from the authorities as it happens, but while it stands at the moment, a s.u.v. has rammed through a pedestrian area in the southwestern german city of tria, killing 2 people, leaving at least 15 dead. the

starting with orbiters and landers and more sophisticated leaders, leaders of the rovers, leaders in the far side of the moon. and now later with a return capability. so if anything, the chinese have been very methodical in learning their lessons and improving each time that you, yes, they are methodical. they're learning with each step where we june ranko, where would you plays the chinese space program? in the hierarchy, if you will, with the americans with the russians, because it's becoming a crowded place, outer space. well, it isn't. it was son back to the sixty's it when i was a kid, you know it, everyone's going to the moon and that seems to be what's going on right now, reaches ghosts or china's sophistication. now that probably is on a par with the u.s. . probably a bit better than russia. india has tried to land something. israel is jointly and something. so i would say that china is at the top of the crop right now in terms of being able to do things around and on the lunar surface. all right, keith cowing from nasa. watch dot com. keith, as always we appreciate your time

china will be entering a new era in space also by attempting to land a wheeled rover and nasa is also trying for a first, testing a minimart helicopter to see if it can fly in the extremely thin marchioness. lift off! and we should also see the launch of any private spacecraft, of the us company spacex, the aerospace giant boeing has got to starliner capsule, taking astronauts to the international space station and back but early test lights had problems of the world be watching to see if the company can get it spacecraft back on track. also in 2021, the uk's new polar research ship will be heading to the arctic, the vessel, or medical boaty mcboatface after a public vote is now named after sir david attenborough. it will undergo first ice trials to see if it can operate intel follow conditions and if it passes the test, it head to antarctica at the end of the year. another priority for 2021 will be nature. countries will gather it in china or the convention of logical diversity and the target will be to get at least 30% of the world land and seas protected by 2030 ankle 2021 finally

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has been banned from driving for nine months and fined a total of £82,499 after crashing his range rover during march's coronavirus lockdown. the england international was sentenced at birmingham magistrates' court, after previously pleading guilty to two charges, including one linked to the incident in which his 4x4 hit two parked vehicles in solihull in the west midlands. a group of former rugby union players is setting out their claim for negligence to the sports authorities. they include the world cup—winning former england player steve thompson who has been diagnosed with early onset dementia aged just a2. 0ne former player who has been helping them is jamie cudmore. the ex—canada international has been pursuing his own legal challenge in france over head injuries he suffered. he's been speaking to laura scott. asa as a naturally competent player, jamie cudmore never ducked a challenge, but with that physicality camea number of challenge, but with that physicality came a number of head injuries. join on his own land that legal case against his old club, clermont auvergne, the fo

the rovers return isn't that busy these days, the desks in the factory are slightly more spread out than they used to be — reflecting the regulations of real life, and keeping cast and crew as safe as possible while bringing familiar entertainment to our homes. and during the last few months of pain and frustration, there will have been many times when i'm sure many of us would have found familiarity and comfort in these words from the legendary blanche, written by my good friend, damon rochefort. she says, "in my day, something bad happened, "you stayed home, got drunk and bit on a shoe." i think that's quite a good metaphor for the times we live in. the show has its fans in the speaker's chair. at home, i've got the tray from newton and ridley that was off the set of coronation street, both myself and mr evans were on the politics show, we had to get so many questions, guess who won? i've got the tray! his deputy — mr evans — didn't take that lying down. i grew up in the 1960s watching coronation street on the huge tv we had in the corner — small screen, but big tv — all in b

the rover is still sending back data. but what is planned for this mission, and so far it is going very well, it is staggering. they have landed their leading craft on the moon. it is a two pa rt craft on the moon. it is a two part space part. spacecraft, rather like the old lunar modules of the apollo era, the bottom half stays on the moon. the top half is where the samples of rock and soil from the moon surface will be located, they will be drilled down from the lunar surface and put into a container that will go back up to lunar orbit and it will rendezvous automatically with an orbiter that is already circling around the moon. and then there will be another separation into two parts and the samples will come back in another spacecraft towards the earth about the middle of december, and to make what is really, the icing on the cake is there is a very spectacular technique for getting them back. they bounce off the earth's atmosphere once before plunging into the atmosphere with a heat shield stopping everything from bu