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26/11/2010

Opposition is mounting to plans to cut the school sports budget. How a robot could take on repetitive caring tasks and DIY classes for kids.

Peter White finds out why opposition is mounting to Education Secretary Michael Gove's plan to cut the school sports budget. What impact could the cuts have on our future sporting success?

For years, people have been trying to develop robots that will help do repetitive caring tasks. Are we nearly there?

And we bring you, DIY classes for kids.

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53 minutes

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Fri 26 Nov 2010 12:00

Chapters

  • School Sport

    A row is brewing as opposition mounts to education secretary Michael Gove鈥檚 plan to slash the school sports budget.

    Duration: 09:42

  • Energy Prices

    Ofgem is to investigate recent energy price rises, as it says they have significantly widened suppliers' profit margins.

    Duration: 05:52

  • Robot Care

    How might robots help ease the burden of care in the future? We hear from the Bristol Robotics Lab and Geckosystems about the technologies they are developing.

    Duration: 09:52

  • Jill Allen

    Jill Allen has devoted much of her life to campaigning for the rights of people with visual impairments. Now she's written her autobiography, 鈥淛ust Jill.鈥

    Duration: 10:07

  • Care in the UK

    Listener reaction so far to the Care in the UK season so far.

    Duration: 06:12

  • Kids DIY

    We went along to a DIY class organised for kids by B&Q. They don鈥檛 learn off their dads any more because they don鈥檛 know how to do things themselves!

    Duration: 07:22

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  • Fri 26 Nov 2010 12:00
  • Fri 26 Nov 2010 12:04

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