followed not only in the north, but by many international players way beyond the korean peninsula. robert bride al jazeera, so i've taken more than a 100 years, but the wreck of antarctic exploder and shackleton ship has finally been found. endurance sank after being crushed by pack ice in 1915. it was discovered at the depth of more than 3000 meters in the way the seat off antarctic coast operations been described as the most challenging search ever undertaken for a ship wreck. ah, this is all, these are the told stories, the children's hospital is reported have been bombed in the ukrainian city of modern poll president of a lot of landscape as children are under the rubble after an attack by russian forces. money poles, city council says the hospital is being destroyed, russia has previously denied targeting civilians. natasha butler has more from the

live. it is believe the russian shelling has completely destroyed a children's hospital in maria poll city officials. they're saying it is a catastrophic scene. now, mary, a pole is a city on the sea of as often in the south of the country. it has been the scene of intense shelling for days. we know that people in the city have really been suffering because food, water, key thing, electricity is open, caught, or unavailable for a week. now, the mayor of that city had been putting out messages a few days ago saying that people were really desperate situations. explosions have been heard and ukraine's capital. despite the declaration of another humanitarian pause in fighting streams of buses and cars are being carrying families out of keys to safety. moscow says aid's military operation as it calls it, is going to plan satellite pictures. so a russian military convoy in circling,

keith has been slowly advancing from bellows towards ukraine's capital. since the war began, us intelligence says it's been held up by logistical failures and ukrainian attacks . evacuation of ukraine's dc city of sumi is continuing for a 2nd day. more than 5000 people have been moved since tuesday, 6. se fruits have been agreed with russia. previous attempts to bring civilians to safe or grind, vermont by cease fire violations. ukrainian authorities say this are noble nuclear plants be knocked off the power grid. it's feared the outage could affect cooling systems. at the sight of the world's worst nuclear disaster, emergency generators are supplying backup power. and donald's is closing his restaurant across russia and a stand against what it describes as the human suffering in ukraine. it comes as pressure grows in western firms to separate ties because of russia's invasion. was

the headlines. news continues here on august either after women make science goodbye. frank assessments for china will benefit from the 0 call the strategy if the rest of the world cannot get together informed opinions at all on sundays and friday from the critical debate wide report claims that need to come and show threat to russia. but it's precisely his actions that created the insecurity in the region. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera. ah the hey i when i was your lady,

i read about very book and i think will they will thing of all good. then you can have the thing that we were told to you that i hope you do being. and i thought, you know what, when i, when i'm oh, i want to work with right off. i want to be very god i don't know how to make i get a little bit too much right now, like i think with really bad think literally just started with. yeah. and then it's coming right back. was like right in the parking spot, and girl was 19 at the time in my 2nd year university and i saw all my classes and my tutorials that there were very few goes in my class. and my

professor told me that this is a big problem, not just in no, been but all throughout his trailer in the world that i thought, oh, i could do something about it. oh, okay. was the angle too much or too little or too much. so once i decided that i was going to do this, i recruited a few of my friends. and so let's start designing these robotics workshops. and so we had for 16 people find out for rober gals within 3 weeks of us actually 1st meeting in the 1st 3 months, we taught 124 girls from 5 schools around open. ah i mean

i changed everything really to him like it just gave us his national platform to spread our message. and it meant that i was impacting hundreds of people with thousands of people along with how message all learning about austin thinking about how are you getting engaged been involved and that just had a ripple effect in terms of us getting out there and, and doing more prize was coming in, most of the girls had no idea what engineering is on feedback surveys. they tell us things like i thought it had to do with engine. mm. has to do with metal. i thought they would train drivers and my personal favorite. i was wondering if you know, he showed him of the big bang theory ah, in my head where friends was just sort of busy in the end, i did

a 140 speaking engagements in 8 months. and so i was like, flying everywhere and giving like 20 stations along. we need to be teaching our kids from as early as primary school. how to make self. mm. i think i kept cutting for a while. sophomore, very good. i'm just gonna be here. right. if i get it wrong on the real thing, then it's a lot of work to fix it. these telephones very well. if they allow people to lead multiple places, some tenuously, they should be in cape town, south africa, and have these robots in melbourne, australia. and when really dial into the very bought and have a meeting in mobile wall, having your meetings and going about your life in cape town, south africa, the same time. it's so exciting this technology because it gives people a super power of being more than who they are. are you using technology to

amplify your impact? so we've got full right, well sort of being built over there. we've got a fully built and just waiting to do final rigorous testing on q a know to make sure they pass everything. and if they don't, we send them back then the fix. i always try to think of my robots in terms of how can we use when people with a disability i mean i, we decided that would put in the ability to recognize objects on the farm so that people with limited vision would be able to recognize everyday objects just by pointing the for not it. hey guys, it's joy ferrara. i'm going to be demonstrating a new app for the blind that you guys are going to really enjoy. it is called a,

i believe, vision. so we can detect objects, you put your phone at an object that will try to identify a plain school contact us and say that they were teaching it in their classes. and that the girls in particular really liked it because it meant that when they went to the bathroom, they didn't have to feel around for the the sink or the toilet on the been and that way it may their whole experience. scenic sanchez? yes sir. oh yes. mounting hole and a double the neck. uh, straight. yeah. good. yeah. the holds are aligned. yeah, no, i'll robot cancel this ability. we really had to come up with a variety of control and faces. different people have different

levels of villainy in terms of their ability to move ahead of their arms. a chin. so just to say, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!

now been basically ryan's hands for just over 4 years now. i was seeing a semi i rod. oh okay. all right, we'll get this down. so he does, his research tells me how he was to project done in simple terms. i am, he's human robot. just perform the tasks he tells me to perform and to complete those projects you're point 446, right? ah, yes, fine, perfect. what is assigned to the other one? yes. yes. the robot is his eyes and i can show him what's happening and how the procedures progressing live. so make sure i yeah it, it gives me your short messages. any questions?

i'll ask him or i'll leave a little bit extra. j j o b t easy. yeah, sorry it's agreeable us wise. mm hm. it was really hot only, but ryan's using is teleport and that life is better for him in some way. people with lucid upland mobility. they wanna just feel like a human who is able to have be independent and do things by themselves. i think it's really important to listen and just get into that world and be there for them . oh, oh oh,

so we'll leave that at that. like you say writing this, altering with spot on ah, before i post anything i spoke to people from the corner politic association, i reached out to friends and friends who had put place. they told me they were really excited about robotics being able to move, the ability to have independence, little shows around the house. so i made chief of the robot arm for people with limited upward mobility in order to take things off the ground. all eyebrow given, filtering me to because great feedback about chiva in terms of medic compactness functionality. people said we want to more we want to table to lift truly doesn't know. that's why i care around.

gretch carry with me. this is a hybrid of chiva and teleport ah, so in terms of and her for the left and right, like a rotational. that's 3 degrees of freedom based. we're actually out in the true to phrase afraid on and then with base where it is lifting up the over and the risk another sure, so 70 years of freedom and then being able to rotate the hand. that's our 8 or afraid on in this for me, the math is quite complicated because there's so many degrees of freedom this in

a different joint. and also figuring out how to get from one place to another and where all a joint station or even watch here from here to that is also quite challenging. sorry. it's a, it's a very interesting problem. me once it has teleports head here. like a tele presence robot, with an acre griffin, as has shown before, we do all that would actually have to get an end effect her off, cheever and put it on the hands of it has a hand to pick things with ah, it's really important to understand who you're building in school and get into their world until you actually talk to them, you never actually, nor. and they have all the insights that you never thought of the people who work it. i strong quadriplegic association either have

a disability or work with people with a disability all the time and sir, to get their feedback was really important. sorry we took this rebate on and the 3 bought and we can buy entry to gov all. and we made this 8 degree of freedom robot on but can lift 3 killers, ah, from 80 centimeters away. so you're in your chair. you can like control your robot, sir. walk in front of you, get the door fear. you have your own personal la i guess it's like a touch of, you know, affordable that came to the hands and how to just look around from the other concept. definitely being improvement. that's time to use your imagination. now you can use it around the house, only for the things they're going to put in the house or your environment and you start to explore more more towards steal my brother's chocolate. so i can go up, you can reach to that high wall. well,

the broom and look again and catch the other. safeco, praying prepare meals in their fridge, open the fridge to take it at the time. the ability to touch a mark live dough again, drop it in the buttons again and did, and then they've got their independence to dinner. is ready for them as well. great . for those clients, he don't want that 247. we've got quite a few clients that just get because someone always having to be there, they want to be alone and those days are gone for them. well, to tease old play, that was a college coming. i'll do one question, just the word why we really get it's right, a couple of why why the plan works. he's the higher up direct the legs,

the ability thought 5 by 5, maybe to do my head. so that's what control is. the watching the video we're taking to washington dc for us secretary state antony blankets holding a news conference with u. k. foreign secretary elizabeth trust legislation going on a multiplicity of other things because our countries are joined in having shared interest across virtually every significant issue before the world. now, we were just in brussels last week with ministers from our fellow nato allies. the g 7, the your opinion, focus particularly on continuing what has been extraordinarily close coordination of cooperation in response to moscow's unprovoked, unjustified, and increasingly brutal war in ukraine. when our teams are in almost constant contact. as we calibrate the united response, not just between our 2 nations,

which has a long history of working hand in hand through the special relationship, but with allies and partners across europe. and indeed beyond at least in my experience of doing this for nearly 30 years, i cannot remember a time where we've seen such unity in the transit manic relationship, both in policy and in principle. we are united in strengthening our security assistance to ukraine. for sirower defenders were united in increasing our assistance to people of ukraine. poor suffering grievously due to the growing amount of turning catastrophe inflicted upon them by moscow's foundation. and were united in our efforts to raise the costs on the kremlin for waging this ongoing more choice, which is already displaced more than $2000000.00 ukrainians. earlier this week, prime minister johnson announcement additional $175000000.00 pounds and 80 ukraine, bringing the case total support during the crisis, i believe 2 approximately $400000000.00 pounds. this includes direct assistance for

the ukrainian government to pay the salaries of ukraine's public sector employees who are keeping critical services running where they haven't been bombed by the russians. the u. k was one of the u. k. was one of the 1st european countries to send defensive lethal security assistance to ukraine. and the government is imposed severe financial sanctions on president putin, his inner circle, russian, oligarchs, and others who enable and fuel as aggression. just days ago, the house of commons passed a new economic crime built and making it easier to sanction groups of corrupt individuals and harder for those trying to hide their money in the u. k. yesterday, in the latest of the many steps that we've taken together to hold the criminal accountable, president biden banned all imports of russia. oil liquefied natural gas and coal prime minister johnson committed to ban on ports of russian oil. by the end of 2022 were also united in calling on the kremlin to immediately allow ukrainian civilians

to safely depart the cities and towns of ukraine that are besieged by russian forces. every country has a responsibility to join us in pressing moscow to do this. this is not the time to equivocate by calling on both sides to allow civilians and grant cities to leave safely. doing so, option option states, the basic facts around why these corridors are necessary. and who is blocking? russia invaded ukraine without justification. russian forces now a circle, multiple ukrainian cities after having destroyed much of their critical infrastructure, leaving people without war, without electricity, without access to food and medicine, and rushes, relentless bombardment, including of civilians trying to fleet, prevents people from safely escaping hello conditions that they've created. the criminals proposed to create the amount of turn quarters, leading into russia and dealers are absurd. it's offensive to suggest the ukrainian people should seek refuge from the very government that has demonstrated such

disregard for their lives. the civilians who were able to escape yesterday through one of those corridors from sumi to portfolio. another city in ukraine shows that this is possible, but it must be allowed to happen on a much broader scale. it's not only in europe where the united states, the u. k, working together to address threats to international peace and security. or we also share a great concern about parents, nuclear advances. together we discussed our work to achieve a mutual return to compliance with a joint comprehensive plan of action, so called around nuclear good. either way, we are committed to ensuring that around can never acquire nuclear weapons. a northern island present bite has been steadfast and support for the belfast good friday agreement, which he views as a historic achievement. that must be protected to ensure the peace stability and prosperity of people in northern ireland, the united states continues to support both sides efforts to engage in productive dialogue to resolve differences over the northern protocol. before heading over to

liz, let me just make one final point. it's not just that the british government, the stepping up to help you, frank. we're also seeing incredible solidarity in compassion from the british people. people like color um i can tell him who is leading a local campaign to buy 2nd hand ambulances and drive them packed with supplies. g manager responders for border people like yorkshire resident magdalana. tim and who, on the 2nd night of russia's invasion, sent a message to a facebook group called polish moms of leads, appealing for donations to help people in ukraine. within days she'd received enough to fill 318 wheelers. i believe one reason we're seeing such an outpouring of support from the british people is because they've been through something similar hiring blitz during world war 2. inflicted colossal suffering on the countries people killing more than 60000 british civilians, wounding 86000 more. it's impossible to see the images of people seeking refuge in

keys metro in 2022 and not think of those who sheltered in the london underground. in 140 to the grid, the compassionate termination, the britons exhibited a decade to go and inspire the world is exactly what we see in the people of ukraine today. and it's why we need to stand with, with atlas over you. well, thank you very much, tony, and it's great to be here with my friends and i lie, secretary lincoln, and we've sat me see lots of each other round. the capitals of europe in the last week, working very closely with our allies, patients, illegal invasion of ukraine is causing immense pain and suffering. yet he is not making the progress he planned. since the build up on the border, the united kingdom and the united states have lead work in the g 7 and 3 nato to challenge patients aggression. before the invasion,

the united states in the u. k. called out his playbook of false flags, attempts to install a puppet regime in kiev of fake publications. we worked with g 7 allies to warn that he would face to be costs and determined ukrainian people. we have surprised pizza, and with all unity and the toughness of our sanctions hitting the banks, the ships, the plains, the only galks and the oil and gas revenues and the brave ukrainian people have surprised him with that determination. and their leadership now is not the time to let up. putin must fail. we know from history that aggressive only on the sun, one thing, and that his strength. we know that if we don't do enough, now, other aggressors around the world will be emboldened. and we know that if peach is not stopped in ukraine,

there will be terrible implications for european and global security. we will be sending a message that sovereign nations can simply be trampled on. so we must go further and foster in our response. we must double down on our sanctions. that includes a full swift ban, and the g 7 ending its use of russian oil and gas. the united states, the united kingdom this week announced our plans to stop importing russian oil and the e. you have announced that plans to reduce that dependency to we want to encourage a wide, a group of countries to get on board with our sanctions effort. 141 countries voted against russia to question a tonka. and we must continue to supply defensive weapons to ukraine. i'm proud of the united kingdom was the 1st european country to do that. and i welcome the decision of germany and japan, many others to send military aid. since the end of the cold war,

we took our eye off the bull. but we are now stepping up together. we must never let down our guard again. we determined to keep strengthening nato and all allies to increase our investment. we must accelerate nature's modernization and deep in our cooperation on tech and cyber. we will and strategic dependence on authoritarian regimes for our energy and for other vital resources. and we will step up our work to build economic insecurity alliances around the world, including with india and the gulf nations. to further isolate russia will keep working to bring more countries into the orbit of those who believe in the sovereignty of nation and playing by the rules. the war in ukraine is a struggle for the future of freedom and self determination. we must not rest until

peach and fails in ukraine, and the country sovereignty is restored. thank you. will not serge questions taking 2 questions per side. alternating. we'll start with kylie at would have in good afternoon or morning. thank you for doing this. secretary blink and yes or no . do you believe it's possible to get the ukrainians, mig 29 fighter jet? if so, when and how nothings my friend will get it 1st, as we said, the decision about whether to transfer any equipment to our friends and ukraine is ultimate. one that each government will decide for itself and has to make were in very close consultation with allies and partners about the ongoing security assistance to ukraine. because in fact,

i think what we're seeing is that poems proposal shows that there are some complexities that the issue presents when it comes to providing security systems. we have to make sure that we're doing it in the right way. you heard from the department of fence just yesterday about the particular proposal, the prospect of fighter jets at the disposal of the united states government. departing from the u. s. naval base in germany to fly into aerospace contested with russia over ukraine. raises some serious concerns for the entire nato alliance. so we have to work through the specifics of these things going forward. and it's not simply clear to us that there is a substantive rationale for doing it in the way that was put forward yesterday. so what we're doing right now is continuing to consult, very closely with, with bolen, with other nato allies on this and the logistical challenges that it presents together with cold as well as with the u. k. and many of our other partners,

as we've noted, we have provided extraordinary support to ukraine and to those defending it from the russian aggression support that has been used extremely effectively by ukrainian defenders support that will continue in the days, weeks and months ahead of just yesterday with the supplemental legislation being put forward, we have an additional $6500000000.00 and security systems now on tap just from the united states for ukraine. and that will, of course, include the very kinds of things that they need to effectively defend ukraine against russian aggression thing. and just to clarify, basically what you're saying is there is creative way to get them these fighters possibly, but you haven't figured out the pathway forward on that. and then my 2nd question for both of you is.