on youtube, though, he's kind of a big deal. 30 people have gotten out... his highly produced elaborate stunts, like playing hide and seek in a sports stadium, or recreating netflix�*s show squid game, have earned him the top spot. his income is just above that of f1 champion lewis hamilton. while traditional media struggled during the pandemic, tv production were suspended and film releases delayed, youtube was booming. the top—ten highest paid creators on the platform earned a combined £219 million in 2021 — that's an increase of 40%. youtubers like jake paul haven't made the listjust because of their popularity. they've been the ones to cash in most effectively with brand partnerships, sponsorships and merchandise. despite this success, though, it's not all rosy, according to some. it was surprising to see how many white men were on the list. youtube is a really global environment, we know that it's hugely popular around the world and it seemed like we didn't see anybody outside of the english—speaking world there, and i think that is something

on youtube, though, he's kind of a big deal. his highly produced elaborate stunts, like playing hide and seek in a sports stadium, or recreating netflix' show squid game, have earned him the top spot. lewis hamilton. ——his income isjust above that of f1 champion lewis hamilton. while traditional media struggled during the pandemic, with tv production suspended and film releases delayed, youtube boomed. the top—ten highest paid creators on the platform earned a combined £219 million in 2021 — that's an increase of 40%. youtubers like jake paul haven't made the listjust because of their popularity. they've been the ones to cash in most effectively with brand partnerships, sponsorships and merchandise. despite this success, though, it's not all rosy, according to some. it was surprising to see how many white men were on the list. youtube is a really global environment, we know that it's hugely popular around the world and it seemed like we didn't see anybody outside of the english—speaking world there, and i think that i

youtube�*s internal content making arm youtube originals is closing down. and some mobile networks in the usa are delaying switch on for the specific part of the 5g spectrum around us airports. this week's seen a push to clean up the world of online advertising. the advertising standards authority has called out some influencers for failing mark their instagram posts as ads, and the uk treasury announced it will pass new laws about misleading crypto asset promotions. remember the anymal, the robot that could go on two legs or four legs or even wheels? well, researchers have let it out of the lab and out on its own. the real world is harderfor a robot. some terrain may look solid but gives way when walked on. learning how to get over all kinds of surfaces remotely can help search and rescue robots like this navigate hazardous environments. and finally, you might want headphones for this one, as the australian open is now accessible to ears as well as eyes. blind and visually impaired people can now hear the position of the tennis ball, thanks to action audio

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and youtube said it was exploring nfts for is creators, exploring nfts for its creators, following the likes of twitter and instagram. next — and you have to see pictures of this — a flying car has completed a 35—minute trial in slovakia. it takes two minutes and 15 seconds to transform from car to aircraft and once its wings are extended, the air car can hit speeds of over 100 mph and fly at an altitude of over 8000 feet. the world's most powerful space telescope has reached its final stop. 1 million miles from earth, the james webb telescope has entered orbit around the sun, where a giant shield will allow it to take pictures. and finally, drones to shoo away pesky pigeons. researchers in switzerland have been using an autonomous system that spots the roof—invading birds and then sends them a drone to harmlessly chase them away. while flocks can gather for hours, the a! system cut loitering down to just a couple of minutes. it seems that al is eagle—eyed! there's all kinds of tech being woven into football to improve both the players and the beautiful game itself, such as v

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happened, so many people kind of went into this kind of existential crisis, and ifound myself doing youtube videos that i never thought it would go anywhere. and then suddenly, i'm offered to host a comedy show, and i was a big fan ofjon stewart, but i thought that will not be more than a hobby. and then this is kind of like one in a million chance where it's like, "oh, dreams do come true! "so maybe i willjust go into that." so... hang on, you make it sound, bassem, like you just fell - into it, you became the sort of accidental comedian... yes. but you've also said some very interesting things. i mean, at one point, i think during the height of your fame, as you say, tens of millions of people were tuning in to watch your satirical shows in 2012, 2013, you said the joke is mightier than the sword. did you ever really believe that? at a certain point, i believe that, and i think till today, maybe thejoke is not mightier than the sword, but the sword is...but thejoke can make the sword very nervous. but as far as might, i think we need to be realistic about the hyperbole of romanticising po

it was the week over 80 groups signed an open letter to youtube asking it to improve its response to this information. asking it to improve its response to disinformation. the co—founder of now meta owned whatsapp is taking over as the new ceo of rival messaging app signal. and france has birthed a unicorn in the form of backmarket. the company, which sells refurbished devices, was valued at 5.1 billion euros. staying with the fixing theme, in a bold move championing the right to repair movement, microsoft have made its own teardown and repair video for its surface laptop se. normally videos like this are made by third—party sites like ifixit — a gentle reminder though, be gentle if you do go down the diy route, and seek advice if you don't feel competent. two los angeles police officers were fired for pursuing a snorlax in pokemon go. court documents show the in—car camera recorded them playing the augmented reality mobile game, instead of responding to a call. though that particular pokemon is relatively rare. and finally, plucky mars rover perseverance ate rather a bit too

forbes has announced its annual youtube rich list. together, the 10 best—paid youtubers made a combined income of 300 million dollars in 2021. the winner wasjimmy donaldson, the 23—year—old american better known as mrbeast, who's elaborate stunts have whose elaborate stunts have generated more than 10 billion views on the platform and earned him £40 million. a 32—year—old british army officer thought to be the first woman a 32—year—old british army officer who says she's challenging the stereotype of polar explorers has returned to her home in the uk, after walking solo across antarctica. captain preet chandi trekked 700 miles in a0 days, and says she's already planning her next expedition. 0ur correspondent frankie mccamley has that story. cheering arriving into heathrow, captain preet chandi reunited with her bridesmaid—to—be and fiance, who proposed a week before she left for the south pole. i'm so, so glad to be back in the uk. it's so great to have an audience here, like, have a few friends here, have my partne

and we meet �*mr beast�*, the man who made almost $54 million last year and has topped the youtube rich list.

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find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. spencer, are you ok? thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. bye! hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. so close, but ultimately spurs are too strong for morecambe. that and the goals from the fa cup third round to come. the shock of the season in the wsl, though — struggling birmingham beat top—of—the—table arsenal. england survive an ashes whitewash by the skin of their teeth, after clinging on for a draw against australia in sydney. and a sting in the tail, as leicester lose their unbeaten record to a jubilant wasps in the premiership. hello, and welcome along to sportsday. plenty to tackle on this evening's show — and what better place to start than with another fantastic day in the fa cup third round? spurs and liverpool with given early scares by league one opposition, but ultimately came through to progress. ben croucher has this report. the magic of the fa cup. what does it look like? a team in the relegation zone of the third tier travelling the length of england to face a

don't forget, we live on social media on facebook, youtube, instagram and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching and we'll see you soon. hello, sunshine at a premium again for part two of the weekend, and i'd start in scotland and northern ireland, a hint of frost, a few clear spells in wales and england, may be a few mist and fog patches reluctant to clear. there could well see some few sunny spells, a breezy day in northern england and northern ireland, quite windy in north—west scotland, gales in the west, not quite as mad as saturday. rain moving into northern ireland on monday night, the wind will be in, the chance of the touch of frost are going parts of wales and england, with any clear spells, a few mist and fog patches of possible. during monday, we will see a bit of rain. some reaching into northern ireland. to the south of the system, few sunny spells, the further south you are, a good deal of cloud. degrees tash 69 celsius. —— six to nine celsius. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm lukwesa burak. the fi

don't forget, we live on social media on facebook, youtube, instagram and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching and we'll see you soon. hello and welcome to sportsday. it's a january hat—trick of wins for chelsea over spurs as they consolidate third in the table. we've had late drama in european rugby�*s champions cup with places in the knockout stage at stake. and the hopes of a nation — barty is still flying the flag for australia in melbourne. hello and welcome to sportsday. we've had four matches in the premier league today. let's start at stamford bridge where chelsea secured their first league win since boxing day. they had already beaten spurs home and away in the league cup semifinal and this was another one—sided match. 2—0 the final score as they consolidated third in the table, craig templeton reports. chelsea templeton reports. tottenham for the third time chelsea tottenham for the third time in 19 days, if absence makes the heart grow fonder, does regularity make it grow stronger? if you look at this from matt doherty, this from mason mount and this fr

and, as ever, you can find the team on social media, on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. bye— bye. hello, there. expect a quiet week of january weather ahead. that basically means this high pressure continues to dominate the story. we will see a good deal of dry weather in the forecast, but unfortunately, that comes at a price at this time of year with some frost and fog — and some of that may well linger and have an impact on the feel of the weather. we've still got this weak weather front to sink its way south and east so, during the next few hours, we will continue to see a fair amount of cloud, perhaps across east anglia and southeast england, but that will ease away. skies continue to clear as the breeze falls light, those temperatures will fall away as well, but perhaps not quite as much fog first thing tomorrow morning, temperatures down to —2 celsius. a bit more of a westerly feed, bringing more moisture in off the atlantic, keeping those temperatures up to the northwest of the great glen. but high pressure i

and, as ever, you can find the team on social media, on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. bye— bye. hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm chetan pathak. coming up on the programme... rafa's out — everton sack benitez after fewer than seven months in charge. harrison is leeds�* hat—trick hero — as west ham's top four hopes take a hit. and australia wrap up a 4—0 ashes win, as england's miserable tour ends with one last batting fail. welcome along, thank you forjoining. we start tonight with an all too familiar story — not england's batting collapse, that's to come — but everton, who yet again are searching for a new manager after sacking rafa benitez. it comes after their disappointing 2—1 defeat at strugglers norwich city yesterday. there were angry scenes from travelling fans.

and as ever, you can find the team on social media, on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. bye— bye. sunday is looking much brighter than saturday. we have more sunshine around but it will be breezy are particularly across the northern half of the country with gales in northern scotland into the northern isles. in the pressure chart, lots of isobars. two weather fronts, this one sinking south will fizzle out and this one will clear away in the morning with showers in the north of england. this weather front will fizzle out through the day so barely anything on it by the time it reaches the midlands. windy across the north, particularly in northern scotland with blustery showers, further south slightly lighter winds. and with the air coming from the atlantic, slightly milder. next week, a few showers in the north of the country on tuesday but elsewhere fine and dry. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the federal court of australia meets to decide whether novak djokovic can stay in

find us on social media — on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter @bbcclick. thanks for watching and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. i know it's going to be horrific. i know it's going to be really, really tough. but it's supposed to be. he's not going to sleep. and there are serious risks. 100 miles in one day without no sleep?! i you are crazy! people gravitate towards him because he's so decent, humble. it sounds like i've got a massive man crush. i probably do! i want it to be raining and sleeting and windy. i want everything to get thrown at us that can be, because there's people out there doing it really tough with the mnd and people connected with mnd who are fighting a tough fight at the minute, and we're just showing them that we care. probably a bit apprehensive. you want to get started, you want to get going. my wife's idea to run from here to leeds. yeah, my wife suggested, "why don't you run with both clubs? that'd mean a fair bit to you." and you do the maths and you work out the route. it all was inspired by rob, and he'll be in all of our heads

you can find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter. thanks for watching. we will see you soon. hello. join me and my international panel of guests as we examine the top news stories of the day. we will talk about what is happening here in the uk, united states and the rest of the world from and the rest of the world from a range of different perspectives. that is context, monday to thursday on the bbc news channel. hello, and welcome to newswatch. has the bbc plasma coverage of those downing street party allegations been a witch—hunt that has played on the audience's emotions. —— has the audience's emotions. —— has the bbc�*s coverage. and we delve into the archive to look at some opening titles from news bulletins in years gone by. the latest in a string of allegations of lockdown parties at downing street has led to a febrile atmosphere in westminster over the past few days and one can imagine, do a bit ofa days and one can imagine, do a bit of a frenzy and newsrooms around the country too. although this week's revelations have made many news

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now, he's the boss of both google and its parent company, alphabet, which includes youtube. and he faces unrelenting scrutiny... raise your right hand. you swear that the testimony... ..from us lawmakers, to most recently at the g7 and g20 summits, where tax was in focus. historically, has google paid enough tax in the right places? we are one of the world's largest taxpayers. you know, if you look at, on an average, over the past decade, we have paid over 20% in taxes. we do pay the majority of our share of taxes in the us, where we originate and where our products are developed. i think there are good conversations, and we support the global oecd conversations, figuring out what is the right way to allocate taxes and, you know, this is beyond a single company to solve. you've got two teenagers, i understand? what's your policy on screen time for kids? i think this generation needs to learn to adapt to technology — it's going to be a big part of their life — so i've encouraged them to develop boundaries on their own. but, you know, i've approached it as a journey of per

find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. spencer, are you ok? thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. bye! hello, compared to yesterday its been a much drier and brighter day so farfor most been a much drier and brighter day so far for most of you. a bit of a chilly start but sunshine in the southern and eastern areas at present and there are a few showers in the west and they have become more widespread across southern scotland and northern ireland and through the afternoon they will push into northern england, increasing the cloud here. showers mainly of rain but also hail, sleet and snow in spots and the north of it will seek sunshine in northern scotland. southern scotland will brighten up a little bit. the south—east is dry with sunny spells and very few and far between. channel islands down to the far south—west of england and south—west wales will see cloud increase and milder air tried pushing but rain and drizzle and i will continue to move in overnight and pushing it western areas and showers in northern england push through the

find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. spencer, are you 0k? thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. bye! hello there. on tuesday, sunshine returned to the northern half of the uk. and through the rest of this week, we'll continue to see differences north—south. but we've got a milder, stronger breeze picking up across scotland and northern ireland. england and wales, the winds are going to be much lighter, so we're more likely to have some frost here and increasing amounts of mist and fog too. now, it was pretty damp and grey for many southern parts of the uk on tuesday, but all that low cloud and damp weather is heading out into the english channel, so clearer skies are following on behind. and whilst it's chilly across parts of scotland and northern ireland, a frost more likely in england and wales. not just that, but we're seeing some mist and fog developing, particularly in this area where we have the yellow warning from the met office. and within that area, there are some very busy roads. so with some dense patches of fog, driving cond

find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. spencer, are you ok? thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. bye! hello there. it's been an unsettled start to 2022, hasn't it? but wednesday changed all that for many across england and wales. after a frosty and foggy start, we had pictures like this — a beautiful scene in wrexham, hardly a cloud in the sky. it was chilly with it, but further north, we had more cloud. however, it was scotland and northern ireland that had the milder weather, with temperatures topping out at 12 or 13 degrees across eastern scotland and northeast england. now, this was the situation on wednesday, and it's a fairly similar story to close out the working week. high pressure's still with us, a south—westerly feeding cloud and a little bit of patchy drizzle across the far north and west. but under those clearer skies and with very light winds, we will see frost and fog forming once again. so, temperatures potentially down as low as —3 in a few rural parts, the exception, the far north of scotland. yes, it will be frosty

and that's why i started this youtube channel in 2019 and we have amassed over 300,000 subscribers to date, and we are putting out these information to tell them what the reality is and tell them not to just believe everything that the western media and politicians are telling them. no, i understand the message. we have been making lot of progress. i understand the message, mr lee. ijust wonder if it's getting through. i mean, you must see as well as i do, the figures on emigration out of hong kong, 90,000 people left in the last 12 months. it's one of the biggest emigration numbers in recent years. 88,000 hong kongers applied for british national overseas visas because now the british government is going to let them in. it does suggest people are voting with their feet. a lot of particularly very well—educated and younger professional hong kongers, it seems, want to get out. if people would like to leave hong kong, i mean, they're free to leave. i mean, good forthem. but it's important to note that according to the survey, you have cited only 90,000 — or 80,000 people left hong k

_ potter, and my husband said, start a youtube channel and let's get creative — youtube channel and let's get creative. you can show people what you're _ creative. you can show people what you're doing. i do other things on there _ you're doing. i do other things on there as — you're doing. i do other things on there as well, but that is where the superfan _ there as well, but that is where the superfan comes in it for me, just getting _ superfan comes in it for me, just getting creative, and the passion of the stories— getting creative, and the passion of the stories for me goes into the work— the stories for me goes into the work that— the stories for me goes into the work that i_ the stories for me goes into the work that i do.— the stories for me goes into the work that i do. so, suzy, what is our work that i do. so, suzy, what is your preferred — work that i do. so, suzy, what is your preferred medium. - work that i do. so, suzy, what is your preferred medium. to - work that i do. so, suzy, what is| your preferred medium. to prefer work that i do. so, suzy, what is-

successful podcast in the world, obviously he is out of the us and initially built his audience through youtube and other platforms and when spotify decided that it wanted to be a big player in podcast, they started saying, how do you do that, you sign up saying, how do you do that, you sign up the mega podcast and that is what they did. neil young's letter was a direct response to an earlier letter that came out earlier this month signed by over 250 mainly american doctors and scientists who were outright criticising joe rogan and spotify for not having a proper policies in place for dealing with this information and spotify say that they do, but clearly not enough to satisfy these experts and scientists and medics. neil young was directly responding to that letter and i think we are already seen on social media a number of mainly older or stepping forward, to what extent that will have a massive impact on spotify, i think if the big new artist came on board, it would really ramp up the pressure. chris, thank you very much for talking to us. tennis and ash barty has won the australian open fin

find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. spencer, are you 0k? thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. bye! hello. whilst many northern and western areas will have a brighter afternoon compared with what we had this morning, to the south and east, especially across england, the rain will continue, accompanied by some strong and gusty winds. the worst of those winds will be just on a narrow line of particularly heavy rain working its way through the midlands, east anglia and the south east later. keeping fairly mild here, but with winds growing more westerly across the north and west with a scattering of showers, as well as that sunshine, temperatures actually drop relative to the morning — only around 3—5 celsius for some as we finish the day. a chillier night to come tonight with clear skies around, particularly eastern and southern areas. to the west, we will continue to see some showers, a mixture of rain, hail, sleet and snow, particularly in western scotland. and with them running into cold airand cold ground, there may be a bit of ice

find us on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. spencer, are you 0k? thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. bye! good afternoon. it looks likely that the weekend is going to shape up to be a tale of two halves. what a miserable start it has been, with some rain, some of it heavy, and some blustery winds sweeping their way steadily eastwards. we will start to see an improvement this afternoon, the wind direction sweeping back round to a north—westerly, making it feeljust that little bit cooler. but the rain was quite extensive first thing. into the afternoon, some sunny spells and scattered showers. some of these showers could be quite hefty from time to time, but hopefully with a little bit of brightness mixed in there as well. perhaps east anglia and south—east england staying wet until the end of the afternoon. the winds will remain a feature, those temperatures still a little subdued. we're not going to see double figures by the middle of the afternoon, i suspect those temperatures are going to widely be sitting around 3—9 degrees. now, as w