Rebecca Kesby

friday and late in the evening uk time when it goes up but as you say butch and sunny you know they were supposed to be on there for just over a week and they've been there for more than nine months already but actually a few more days isn't going to make much difference and once the rocket why it's important it's actually carrying the replacement crew for butch and sunny so when the astronauts the four astronauts who are going to eventually go up when they finally do arrive there'll be a brief handover and then

Butch and Sonny can come home. They can return to Earth. And that'll probably be on Wednesday if it goes up on Friday. But so many ifs. It's a movable feast.

Butch and Sonny can come home. They can return to Earth. And that'll probably be on Wednesday if it goes up on Friday. But so many ifs. It's a movable feast.

Yeah, and as you say, Nick, a lot of money is being talked about and also really ambitious projects for new high tech in military hardware. But how fast realistically are they going to be able to get any of this together?

Yeah, and as you say, Nick, a lot of money is being talked about and also really ambitious projects for new high tech in military hardware. But how fast realistically are they going to be able to get any of this together?

So obviously there's a lot of unity within the EU, but not everybody is singing from the same hymn sheet. I'm just seeing a line here now. This is coming from Reuters news agency saying that the EU leaders agree a statement in support of Ukraine without Hungary. We know that Hungary does have quite a different stance on the situation in Ukraine and I think Slovakia has also had some hesitancy.

So obviously there's a lot of unity within the EU, but not everybody is singing from the same hymn sheet. I'm just seeing a line here now. This is coming from Reuters news agency saying that the EU leaders agree a statement in support of Ukraine without Hungary. We know that Hungary does have quite a different stance on the situation in Ukraine and I think Slovakia has also had some hesitancy.

A rare spectacle in the night sky.

A rare spectacle in the night sky.

This year we've already been treated to several of the major planets in the night sky at the same time. And at the end of this week we'll have an even rarer treat when Mercury joins the planet parade, meaning all seven of the great planets will be visible in the night sky at the same time. Most of them actually even visible with the naked eye.

This year we've already been treated to several of the major planets in the night sky at the same time. And at the end of this week we'll have an even rarer treat when Mercury joins the planet parade, meaning all seven of the great planets will be visible in the night sky at the same time. Most of them actually even visible with the naked eye.

So you will want to go out shortly after sunset because Saturn, Mercury and Venus are all very close to the sun right now, while Jupiter and Mars are further to the east. And so to capture all of them in the short window I really recommend going out just after sunset.

So you will want to go out shortly after sunset because Saturn, Mercury and Venus are all very close to the sun right now, while Jupiter and Mars are further to the east. And so to capture all of them in the short window I really recommend going out just after sunset.

We only see this kind of alignment once a decade or so, but to actually see them in this specific order there in the night sky is more like something that would happen every hundred years or so. Furthermore, we actually don't have the full moon, including our view of any of the planets at the end of the week, so we actually have a dark sky as well.

We only see this kind of alignment once a decade or so, but to actually see them in this specific order there in the night sky is more like something that would happen every hundred years or so. Furthermore, we actually don't have the full moon, including our view of any of the planets at the end of the week, so we actually have a dark sky as well.

In most of the world we'll be able to see this, unless you're at the very, very furthest north latitudes, you'll be able to be treated to this show. Astronomer Rebecca Allen.

In most of the world we'll be able to see this, unless you're at the very, very furthest north latitudes, you'll be able to be treated to this show. Astronomer Rebecca Allen.

The best thing would be to use this process early on in an injury but could you also use it on an old injury?

The best thing would be to use this process early on in an injury but could you also use it on an old injury?

I mean, I know you've been doing this research in Ukraine where so many people have lost limbs and there's an urgent need for this kind of treatment there. But could it work with other pain management for things other than amputations, like simple back pain, things like that?