Tom Clarke, Sky News Science and Technology editor, discusses the fierce competition between the U.S. and China in the space race. He explores the ambitious Artemis program and its challenges, including rising costs and delays. With Trump pushing for renewed lunar missions, the conversation shifts to the potential of Mars as the next frontier. Clarke also highlights the changing dynamics at NASA, as private companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin gain traction. The interplay of politics and technology could reshape America’s cosmic ambitions.

Science and technology editor Tom Clarke discusses the takedown of cyber gang Lockbit by law enforcement agencies. They cover the ransomware attacks on UK bodies like the Royal Mail and the NHS, arrests of Russians, and the implications for other cyber gangs.

Science and technology editor Tom Clarke joins host Niall Paterson to discuss the rise of artificial intelligence, the impact of Elon Musk in the space industry, the COP 28 agreement and its significance in phasing out fossil fuels, recent developments in malaria vaccine, and the advancements and concerns surrounding AI in 2024.