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In around ten minutes you can see Newswatch, but first, here's Click.

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Have you heard? Bond is back. Oh you have? Sorry. Will it may be last

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week's news here in the UK but Spectre has only just been released

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worldwide. If you haven't seen it yet, there are few things I can tell

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you. James drives a fast become a shiny car, wears a tux and blows

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things up a lot. If spies did that in real life, it would of course

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become over cover and deceased. Normal spies are a lot more normal.

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Completely blending in, not looking suspicious at all while doing normal

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things. Rarely I am no special agent. -- clearly. Not yet anyway.

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Quick! To the supersecret spy shop. If you fancy doing a bit of spying

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yourself, you may come to a place like this. Emergency soup and water,

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every spy needs a hairbrush. Falconry equipment. I don't know

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what this is. Is it for if the falcon starts to make his escape?

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There are your transmitters, your Bluetooth beanie. Word is,

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opposition has become vacant for any queue -- a new queue and there are

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two people in the running. We sent our top and over to Berlin and is

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there in a brand-new spy Museum where he's interviewing and we think

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he is being tracked by another agent, a dangerous operative hoping

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to grab the top position for herself. We just hope he makes it

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out alive. Hi, I'm T. I'm asked. I'm deciding

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who is good enough to be become a secret agent -- F. I invented the

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best spying technology ever used. The person who has the best tools

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for the job will have it. You have one hour. This shiny new spy Museum

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has just activated its new high-security doors to the public

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and features more than 200 touchscreens well behind, 300

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computers run the show -- while. Berlin's history of public

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surveillance by the. Is a big thing here, so you often feel like you are

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being watched, whether you know it or not -- the Stasi. I have failed

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to spot this is activated by a live sensor tripwire. The potential for

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espionage today is highlighted by this installation which maps and

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recognisers your face. With cameras now in our TVs and game consoles, it

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is hard to tell who could be watching. Of course, today we freely

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share our location and personal information in many ways. This

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display shows how there are several applications that can track you all

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over. Back to picking out some useful gadgets used by real spies

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who chose to accept their missions. I'm not overly worried about T's

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discovery, this pipe. Unlike the explicit movies of the 1970s, Soviet

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operatives had a far less obvious means to a kill. A poison pellet

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fired with a single job from this umbrella was used to assassinate a

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man in broad daylight in the streets of London. And now he has got one.

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But I have gone one better. Don't get jealous, it is the world's most

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popular spy car. It is showing some original footage that was gathered

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by German spies over the second half of the last century. They didn't use

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Lamborghinis or Ferrari is to do their work, it was too conspicuous

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comment they use these and they didn't have cameras -- they could

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have cameras located pretty much anywhere on them and they also had

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the money for infrared cameras to spy on people in the dark. With the

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hour almost up, I felt I had done enough to secure the new job but it

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looks like he has found the secret section -- T. How did it go? Did you

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get the rocket launcher? No. Did you get the knife? The helicopter? You

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got that, right? Time to take it up a gear and put on a tux for the

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final showdown. Follow me. The job is yours? What is going to

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happen to the other interviewee? We have given him some more homework.

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You might be wondering what could possibly be followed by this in the

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programme. Would you believe it might be another personal

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submersible? Belying her racy looks,

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she is a battery-powered marine voyager capable of cruising

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the deeper for six hours on end. She has drone-like capabilities

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thanks to a combination of on-board sensors and software

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nestled into her frame. All in all it adds up to

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a quadcopter-like invention that Anybody can take this craft

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safely down and fly it. That means that before that time,

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submersibles were a big deal, Still expensive

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but you don't need a professional At a cool $1.5 million,

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she is designed as a plaything for the super-rich to house

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on their super-yachts. But today, yours truly, just shy

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of that status, is hitching a ride. As I buckle up,

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I'm ever so slightly apprehensive. This prototype was finished

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literally just days earlier. Graham

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and I keep comms over Bluetooth. He's in constant radio contact

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with the shore as well. I'm in an oxygenated bubble

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at a constant pressure. It feels comfortable but I think six

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hours down at its maximum depth and And if I think really hard about it,

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safety issues do arise despite the fact there is on board

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24-hour reserve oxygen supplies. It's twilight

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and you have been creeping around and you have sharks overhead

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and you're having a great time. It does not sink,

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it just goes back up. This is the only thing I will get to

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see and it is kind of ridiculous because we are only in

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about eight feet of water and you The Dragon is not a speed beast,

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maxing out The adrenaline comes in controlling

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a truly personal underwater capsule. We are just a couple

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of feet underwater here and it is a slightly odd sensation

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because for the first time I'm It feels very normal, and there

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is no scuba or snorkelling gear. It is literally just me

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in this hemispherical globe, if you like, which is allowing me

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to experience the underwater world And then it's my turn to take

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the helm. Steering is remarkably

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straightforward thanks to One lever for downward thrust on

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the other to control my direction. I take her to 70 feet but then

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it's time to head back home. Price aside, the Dragon

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will not be for everyone. Scuba divers will scoff

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at the idea of being cooped up in a cockpit rather than being truly

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free in the ocean. But for me, it was perhaps

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a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. And that is it. Apart from one last

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thing. I have to show you this voice changer, should you wish to play

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someone else while you're on the phone to someone. Fyrstenberg to

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show you bob and then Amy. There is more for us on -- from us on Twitter

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-- first I am going to show you. -- is all from us, thank you for

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watching and see you soon.

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