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researchers at the university of surrey are looking for volunteers to help them assess if crickets really can meet our dietary needs. sean killick has been to find out more. in some parts of the world, they're quite popular to eat. but, funnily, they've never caught on here — which is a shame, because insects are a good source of protein. so people have begun to farm them. typically, they're frozen, boiled, dried, and turned into an insect—based flour, which can be added to foods such as pasta, bread or cakes. now, at the university of surrey, they're going to test volunteers who've eaten muffins made with powdered crickets to check the nutritional intake of what they say is a more environmentally friendly food source. but is the question less one that's environmental or nutritional, and maybe more cultural? people are reluctant to eat something with six legs and antennae, so that was one of the reasons why we made our muffin. if i wouldn't tell you it has insects in it, you wouldn't know, so that might help people get over reluctance to try it. because when they then try it and go, "
researchers at the university of surrey are looking for volunteers to help them assess if crickets really can meet our dietary needs. sean killick has been to find out more. in some parts of the world, they're quite popular to eat. but, funnily, they've never caught on here — which is a shame, because insects are a good source of protein. so people have begun to farm them. typically, they're frozen, boiled, dried, and turned into an insect—based flour, which can be added to foods such as...
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let's speak to donya hajializadeh, who's a senior lecturer in engineering, university of surrey. thank you very much forjoining us on bbc news. i think certainly from my point of view, watching those pictures yesterday, a lot of people want to know why did the bridge come down so quickly?— want to know why did the bridge come down so quickly? thank you very much for havin: down so quickly? thank you very much for having me- — down so quickly? thank you very much for having me. this _ down so quickly? thank you very much for having me. this is _ down so quickly? thank you very much for having me. this is a _ down so quickly? thank you very much for having me. this is a continuous - for having me. this is a continuous truss bridge, there is nothing unusual from a construction view but to give your view is a bit of context, imagine what we are looking at from a structural point of view, imagine a very long slander dinner table, a very simplistic form of looking at this bridge. you are knocking one of these legs, very extreme force laterally. the dinner table has no choice but to
let's speak to donya hajializadeh, who's a senior lecturer in engineering, university of surrey. thank you very much forjoining us on bbc news. i think certainly from my point of view, watching those pictures yesterday, a lot of people want to know why did the bridge come down so quickly?— want to know why did the bridge come down so quickly? thank you very much for havin: down so quickly? thank you very much for having me- — down so quickly? thank you very much for having me. this _ down...
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according to a new study from the university of surrey, the travel and tourism industry could �*unleash' a $50 billion market by the end of the decade simply by becoming more dog—friendly. lottie gross is author of the books dog—friendly weekends and the upcoming dog days out. your books of the kind of books i read to find out where i can go with my labrador. what do you make of the new report? $50 billion market potentially? i am not surprised by this. the dog market is huge. i have spent the last few years travelling around the uk and europe, finding the best dog friendly places are looking for hotels and accommodation and museums and all sorts of places that allow dogs. i am consistently astonished at the different kinds of things you can do with your dog. the idea it will be this huge business market, it is a surprise me at all. , . , market, it is a surprise me at all. , ., , , , all. this has been hugely accelerated _ all. this has been hugely accelerated by _ all. this has been hugely accelerated by the i all. this has been hugely i accelerated by the pandemic because lots of
according to a new study from the university of surrey, the travel and tourism industry could �*unleash' a $50 billion market by the end of the decade simply by becoming more dog—friendly. lottie gross is author of the books dog—friendly weekends and the upcoming dog days out. your books of the kind of books i read to find out where i can go with my labrador. what do you make of the new report? $50 billion market potentially? i am not surprised by this. the dog market is huge. i have...
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politics at the university of surrey. >> thank you so much for being here with us so if you're a democrat, those numbers not great. so, uh, put them into context for us just how bad are they for president biden they are real worry for president biden if you think of 2020 50% of young voters under the age of 35 came out and voted that was 11 points on 2016 and biden needed that vote in order for him to win. >> he needs an alliance of young voters, minority voters, and women if he loses, one of those constituencies and the young voters sayyed key within that then he really is in trouble trusting that they say that they're going to vote for trump. i think the likelihood is that they just won't vote at all. this issue around protest is not a wage issue. trump is likely to come down or he has said that he would just close that's down entirely so it's not something that's just going to divide just making young voters feel less positive about politics in general. in an election where there are two fairly unpopular candidates for the young vote. >> yeah. so the the real threat here is that these
politics at the university of surrey. >> thank you so much for being here with us so if you're a democrat, those numbers not great. so, uh, put them into context for us just how bad are they for president biden they are real worry for president biden if you think of 2020 50% of young voters under the age of 35 came out and voted that was 11 points on 2016 and biden needed that vote in order for him to win. >> he needs an alliance of young voters, minority voters, and women if he...
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we're joined now by dr ralph manders from the university of surrey, who's leading the study. hello. you have brought some stuff which i want to highlight first of all, so thank you. and thank you for bringing muffins. and this protein powder is worth talking about. that is what we are all about. that powder is worth talking about. that is what we are all about.— is what we are all about. that is the actual _ is what we are all about. that is the actual cricket _ is what we are all about. that is the actual cricket flour, - is what we are all about. that is | the actual cricket flour, basically ground up crickets. did the actual cricket flour, basically ground up crickets.— the actual cricket flour, basically ground up crickets. did you cook the crickets? they _ ground up crickets. did you cook the crickets? they are _ ground up crickets. did you cook the crickets? they are freeze _ ground up crickets. did you cook the crickets? they are freeze dried i ground up crickets. did you cook the crickets? they are freeze dried and. crickets? they are freeze dried and milled. gives _ cri
we're joined now by dr ralph manders from the university of surrey, who's leading the study. hello. you have brought some stuff which i want to highlight first of all, so thank you. and thank you for bringing muffins. and this protein powder is worth talking about. that is what we are all about. that powder is worth talking about. that is what we are all about.— is what we are all about. that is the actual _ is what we are all about. that is the actual cricket _ is what we are all about. that...
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after it was closed for renovation this student flat has been given a new lease of life by surrey university's new criminology with forensic investigation force. here, students put the practical skills they learn in lectures to the test. we have a practical crime scene in here every single week. we don't want to just teach them theory. we want them to be able to really apply that and then go forwards in their chosen career path. estimated time of death early saturday morning. j pathology report. anyone? and to give the flat its grand opening. someone who is no stranger to a fake crime scene, vera actress — brenda blethyn. you're live with bbc news. ajury in michigan has found the father of a teenager who carried out a deadly school shooting — guilty of involuntary manslaughter. james crumbley was found to have partial responsibility for giving his son ethan access to the gun he used to kill four people at the oxford high school. ethan has already been sentenced to life without parole. let's speak to cbs news correspondent jarred hill — who's following the story. just tells more about wha
after it was closed for renovation this student flat has been given a new lease of life by surrey university's new criminology with forensic investigation force. here, students put the practical skills they learn in lectures to the test. we have a practical crime scene in here every single week. we don't want to just teach them theory. we want them to be able to really apply that and then go forwards in their chosen career path. estimated time of death early saturday morning. j pathology...
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life by surrey university's new criminology with forensic investigation corps. here, students put the practical skills they learn in lectures to the test. we have a practical crime scene every single week. we don't just want them to teach them theory — we want them to be able to apply that and go forwards in their chosen career path. forwards in their chosen career ath. , ., ., ., path. estimated time of death - early saturday _ path. estimated time of death - early saturday morning. - early saturday morning. pathology report? anyone? to aet pathology report? anyone? get the pathology report? anyone? trr get the flat opening, someone who is no stranger to a fake crime scene — vera actress brenda blevin. you're live with bbc news. to japan now, where the finance minister says the economy is no longer in deflation. since the japanese investment bubble burst more than three decades ago, it has battled with falling prices and a stagnating economy. but last year, japan's consumer price index rose 3.1% — the biggest gain since 1982. this week, japanese firms hav
life by surrey university's new criminology with forensic investigation corps. here, students put the practical skills they learn in lectures to the test. we have a practical crime scene every single week. we don't just want them to teach them theory — we want them to be able to apply that and go forwards in their chosen career path. forwards in their chosen career ath. , ., ., ., path. estimated time of death - early saturday _ path. estimated time of death - early saturday morning. - early...
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this student flat has been given a new lease of life by surrey university's you criminology with forensic investigation groups. here, students with the practical skills they learn in lectures to the test. they have a practical crime scene to look at every single week. we don't just want to teach them theory, we won them to apply that and go forward in their career path. estimated time of death early saturday morning. to estimated time of death early saturday morning.— estimated time of death early saturday morning. to give the flattest grand _ saturday morning. to give the flattest grand opening, - saturday morning. to give the i flattest grand opening, someone saturday morning. to give the - flattest grand opening, someone who is no stranger to a fake crime scene, brenda blethyn. you're live with bbc news. the uk's broadcasting regulator, ofcom, has found that five programmes on gb news featuring tory politicians acting as news presenters broke broadcasting impartiality rules. ofcom rules say a politician cannot be a newsreader, news interviewer or news reporter, unless there is editor
this student flat has been given a new lease of life by surrey university's you criminology with forensic investigation groups. here, students with the practical skills they learn in lectures to the test. they have a practical crime scene to look at every single week. we don't just want to teach them theory, we won them to apply that and go forward in their career path. estimated time of death early saturday morning. to estimated time of death early saturday morning.— estimated time of death...
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after it was closed for renovation the student flat has been given a new lease of life by surrey university's forensic investigation force. here, students put to the practical skills they learn in lectures to the test.- practical skills they learn in lectures to the test. they have crime scene — lectures to the test. they have crime scene every _ lectures to the test. they have crime scene every single - lectures to the test. they have | crime scene every single week. lectures to the test. they have - crime scene every single week. we don't want to just teach them theory but to be able to really apply that and then go forwards in their chosen career path. and then go forwards in their chosen career path-— and then go forwards in their chosen career path. estimated time of death early saturday _ career path. estimated time of death early saturday morning. _ career path. estimated time of death early saturday morning. pathology i early saturday morning. pathology report? _ early saturday morning. pathology reort? �* ., , early saturday morning. pathology reort? . ., , ., report? and to gi
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investigation course from surrey university. students put their practical skills learned in lectures to the test.— their practical skills learned in lectures to the test. they have a ractical lectures to the test. they have a practical prime _ lectures to the test. they have a practical prime seemed - lectures to the test. they have a practical prime seemed nearly i lectures to the test. they have a - practical prime seemed nearly every week, we don't want them to just learn theory, we want them to apply that knowledge and go forward in their career path.— that knowledge and go forward in their career path. estimated time of death, their career path. estimated time of death. early — their career path. estimated time of death, early saturday _ their career path. estimated time of death, early saturday morning. - death, early saturday morning. pathology report anyone? find death, early saturday morning. pathology report anyone? and tagive flat its pathology report anyone? and tagive fiat its grand — pathology report anyone
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