10/11/2017
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0650
The Royal Society is calling for a tenfold increase in funding for
computing education which it says is patchy and fragile. Steve Furber is a Royal Society fellow, designer of the ARM microprocessor and the 大象传媒
Micro.
0655
A new study is recommending that women who have had the human
papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine only need to have three smear tests during their
life, according to a new study published in the International Journal of
Cancer.聽 Sarah Williams is a health expert at Cancer Research UK.
0710
David Davis and the EU's chief negotiator Michel Barnier will
discuss progress - including on Ireland - in the latest round of Brexit talks
in Brussels today. Lord Kerr is a former
diplomat and a crossbench member of the House of Lords. He drafted Article 50
of the Lisbon Treaty.
0715
It鈥檚 Equal Pay Day 鈥 the day in the year when women start to work
for free. The date has not shifted in the calendar for the past 3 years,
demonstrating the lack of progress there has been in closing the pay gap. Sam
Smethers is chief executive at Fawcett Society.
0720
First Minister Carwyn Jones has said he had no alternative but to
sack Carl Sargent following allegations about his conduct.聽 Mr Sargeant鈥檚
body was found on Tuesday, four days after he was dismissed as communities
minister and suspended from the Welsh Labour party. Mark Tami is a
Labour MP who shared an office with Carl Sargeant.
0725
Scientists have discovered a
connection between a sleep disorder called obstructive sleep apnoea and the
production of a protein which is found in the brains of people with
Alzheimer鈥檚. Dr Laura Phipps is head
of communications and engagement at聽Alzheimer's聽Research
UK.
0730
President Macron of France is in Saudi Arabia to discuss the
political crisis in Lebanon. Lyse Doucet is the 大象传媒鈥檚 chief international
correspondent.
0740
An ancient Greek instrument is being revived in a production of one
of the oldest plays in existence, Aeschylus鈥 The Suppliant Women is being
staged at the Young Vic theatre in London next week. Dr Armand D'Angour is an
associate professor in classics at Jesus College, Oxford and Callum Armstrong
is the musician who will play the Aulos.
0750
We are following up a story that we covered last year on this
programme. We spoke to a 14-year-old boy who, after sending a picture of
himself naked to a girl at his school, had his name recorded on a police
intelligence database alongside a crime of making and distributing indecent
images of a child. We speak to his mother 鈥淢argaret鈥 on the
programme. Olivia Pinkney is the chief constable and the NPCC lead for
children.
0810
It has been a difficult week for Theresa May and her government
after dealing with two resignations, Brexit talks, allegations of sexual
assault, and ministerial gaffes. However, she's not the first prime minister
that鈥檚 struggled to hold her government together. Gordon Brown is a former leader
of the Labour party and author of My Life, Our Times.
0830
President
Macron of France is in Saudi Arabia to discuss the political crisis in Lebanon.
Robert Lacey is an author and a Saudi Arabia expert and Sir Simon Gass is
former UK Ambassador to Tehran and led the UK team that negotiated the Iranian
nuclear deal.
0840
President Trump is due to arrive in Vietnam shortly for a summit
meeting of the 21-member Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation group, which brings
together the most powerful economies of the region every year to advance
trading relations. Kevin Rudd is a former Australian prime minister and
president of the Asia Society Policy Institute.
0850
Penny Mordaunt replaces Priti Patel as International Trade Secretary. It
comes after a difficult week for Theresa May and her government, with two
resignations, Brexit talks, allegations of sexual assault, and ministerial
gaffes. Fraser Nelson is the editor of the
Spectator and Polly Toynbee is a Guardian columnist.
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