Could this machine change football training?

Technology journalist Paul Carter visits a company in Los Angeles to test out a new football-firing machine, designed to offer custom training drills to young footballers.

Inspired by machines from the tennis world, former professional footballer and TOCA founder Eddie Lewis, explains how his system works before testing out Paul's footballing skills.

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Are wellness supplements worth the hype?

Tech Now visits the UK's first Longevity Show to explore the boom in personalised vitamins and supplements.

Tech Now

How the samurai armour became Japan's weakness

Why the striking armour that once protected Japan from its enemies could not withstand changing times.

BBC Select

Markets open higher as US producer prices fall in June

Jeff Palma at Cohen & Steers gives his take on new inflation data and falling producer prices.

Opening Bell

Inside Troy, 'the legendary city of the Trojan War'

The BBC goes behind the scenes to uncover treasures that could point to the conflict immortalised by Homer.

Travel

Strong bank earnings despite warnings by JPMorgan CEO

US banks post booming profits, but a warning from JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is tempering the optimism.

Opening Bell

Marie Antoinette's costly diamond necklace scandal

False accusations by a con artist damaged the queen's already fragile reputation.

BBC Select

Wall Street opens lower amid tech sell-off

South Korean manufacturer SK Hynix loses 8% following the company's debut on the Nasdaq on Friday.

Opening Bell

'Everything dope about America comes from Chicago'

Historian Shermann "Dilla" Thomas shares the stories and surprising facts behind his hometown.

The Travel Show

Chip giant SK Hynix makes Wall Street debut

South Korean semiconductor giant SK Hynix begins trading on the Nasdaq, but how big is the appetite for AI chips?

Opening Bell

People are paying to get locked out of their phones

Inside the growing business of paying for inconvenience, and whether you can really buy your way offline.

Katty Kay

Training the immune system to fight cancer

Tech Now meets a firm developing treatments to target cancer cells and stop them returning.

Tech Now

Oil prices climb as US launches military strikes on Iran

Oil prices hit a three-week high after a second night of US strikes on Iran.

Opening Bell

How the Kardashians became reality show royalty

Kim Kardashian tells Graham Norton how she and her family started their reality show journey.

Film & TV

Why Australians love going barefoot

If people were asked to typify aspects of Australian culture, barefoot would be in there.

Discover the World

The queen who became 'king' of Hungary

Crowned King of Hungary, Maria Theresa used her charisma to rally military support and secure power.

BBC Select

President Trump rings opening bell at the White House

President Trump has rung the opening bell from the Oval Office to launch an investment program for children.

Opening Bell

Inside Lyon's women-only breakfast club

In Lyon, a women-only twist on a historic breakfast is reshaping food culture.

The Travel Show

How today's biggest blockbuster films are made

Tech Now visits Pinewood Studios to test the new technology shaping today's major franchises and blockbusters.

Tech Now

Is tech ruining the World Cup?

Is World Cup tech taking the human magic out of football?

Technology

How meal times affect your health

The time of day you have a meal and even how much you chew it can affect how many calories you get from it.

Health