we sure the photo of the young into it maher used to lick commercials just confirmed. in the winters is a number of us in the soup insist this is b.s. i've also got actually all he said about this is you did those you don't feel the same maybe i felt it was his excuse you really didn't want to be good to be caesar there is room. to be relinquished there's no room. in the military who said it was it's written there then i have them on a diet and you know it was it's no use at all to falsely nasiri which community was either rush or it's not it. doesn't just include some sort of scoop. was a bit out of his it shimmers off the label cough let me papa parse. a local person in the senate as they do all i need all the graces that are there with me and. how can a priest accused of the sexual abuse of minors change countries and homes and stay out of the clutches of the police and justice for almost twenty years. and is it an isolated case. one man may have an explanation. back in the united states we've arranged to meet a former american priest patrick wall. since the one nin

speaks to us from northern canada in a way territory her brother maher used to go he committed suicide five years ago he had filed a complaint against the french priest and she has some to some old photos of her and her kid brother and want to fall river walk a. modest. you've seen the white house. well that's. why you you decided . do you think madea's was the only. we get our hands on a warrant issued to the canadian police for father of war's arrest. they've been after the priest since one thousand nine hundred ninety eight. on it we discover the name of maher yes but also two other boys made anonymous by the police with black lines. a girl of fourteen is also a mom go legit victims. the priest is thought to have abused four children. finally in the top left hand corner of vital piece of information the name of the town where the priest is believed to be hiding in france a small town in the bocuse where there's a monastery belonging to his community. so we catch the train to strasbourg. that's right because in the meantime we've got hold of some internal documents from his community

were security council has been completely paralyzed in terms of referring the situation of me and maher to the international criminal court as you know china not would not support that kind of referral as a essentially a protector of the me and my government and the united states itself under the top administration has. vehemently criticised in a sea of its this court and so in many directions there is not that likelihood what we have instead is a possible referral through crimes and bangladesh to the criminal court because the genocide committed by the government of me and maher has extended into an across the border yes. tony from from your perch there in d.c. how much do you think the need to movement has as played an inspiration in the nobel committee awarding the peace prize this year to these recipients well i certainly can't comment on all the things that influenced the nobel committee to make this great choice to the most deserving winners but it's clear that. the set of issues around continuing sexual violence ranging from sexual violence and conflicts which is what dr mccuaig

so marie, do you agree with bill maher?agree with the second thing he said, but i don't agree with the first thing he said. look -- liz: wait a minute you agree that it is okay accusations can be tantamount to convictions? >> no, i agree with what he said about the republican party. i don't think they were ever concerned about getting the truth about what happened 30 plus years ago. i think they wanted kavanaugh in the supreme court -- liz: you haven't answered my question. are accusations tantamount to convictions, is that okay? >> of course they are not, liz. let's be clear here, statistically the issue we have with sexual assault in this country is that an overwhelming number of them don't get reported. it is incredibly hard to prosecute and the number of people falsely accused is incredibly minuscule. when i'm looking around at the country, i think what scares me is that women after this will not feel comfortable coming forward, that rape will still go underreported. liz: that is a danger, that women are scared to step

>> for me, there is, l the hellat was maureen maher reporting. you can watch her full report tonight on "48 hours." when we return, an iconic work of street art goes under the hammer and through the shredder. >> ninan: we end tonight in london with a painting by the mysterious street artist banksy was auctioned off last night for more than $1 million and immediately self-destructed. roxana saberi has the story. >> reporter: moments after banksy's painting sold for nearly $1.5 million it starting falling through its frame, emerging in shreds, and setting off an alarm. a post on the artist's instagram page hints he pulled off the prank. the caption reads, "going, going, gone." banksy later posted this building online revealing he had secretly built a shredder into the frame years ago in case ther auction. it's not clear how the shredding started or who shot this video showing the shock sparked by the spectacular stunt. "girl with balloon" first appeared on a wall in east london more than a decade ago. it's now one of banksy's most well-known works.

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you might think this is boris johnson maher of london.n pitching himself as a possible prime minister. i felt it did himself as a possible prime minister. ifelt it did not himself as a possible prime minister. i felt it did not have that defining breakthrough moment. it was a classic borisjohnson party fringe event, which his supporters will love. will it change the political dynamics of brexit or this party? i'm not sure. i'm really not sure. people will love it and talk about it. it'll be the talk of the town for today. tomorrow we hear theresa may, after that she gets back to the hard graft of negotiating a chequers deal and if you talk privately to brexiteers, they think she will get a deal with they think she will get a deal with the eu. whether she can get it through parliament is another thing altogether. a big moment for boris johnson, game changer? i'm not so sure. is it essentially a leadership bid, even if this is something that does not come into play until next year and after march 2019, was it a pure and simple leadership bi

. >> call, kick, maher! good cowboys win. it's a maher walkoff. >> weeks with the snap.. it is down the kick is up. and it's good! and the texans win in overtime.o >> thet meet all that often, dallas against houston. we'll be there for the game next sunday. with dallas, 2-2 right everybody thinking, you know, hey, they need somebody to get f dold. catch a deep ball. and they found him today in ezekiel elliott. >> yeah. we ran the ball great all day long. deshaun watson was special today, too. three touchdowns. threw for 375. he locks like he is back from the knee injury, as well. maybe the texans go on a little roll now. they had the defense. j.j. watt is back. >> no question. all right, partner. >> let's do it. >> see you next sunday night. >> let's grab a steak. >> we certainly will. next it will be your local news. al michaels for is collinsworth, mielle tafoya and the whole gang headed by fred and drew. down in the truck. saying good night from pittsburt,. ravens w 26-14. good night. >> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national footb

are still facing genocide the head of the united nations fact finding mission on me and maher told the un security council that up to four hundred thousand russian jehu remain in myanmar they severe restrictions and repression and diplomatic editor james basis for. i think it was the meeting they tried to stop russia china and bolivia voting to attempt to block a briefing by the un zone fact finding mission on myanmar china said it was an internal issue here were even though over seven hundred thousand people fled the country into bangladesh to escape the violence russia said the report of the mission was biased and unreliable even though it runs to four hundred forty pages of searing testimony as the security council veto doesn't apply to procedural matters the chairman of the fact finding mission was eventually able to give his damning conclusions our report characterizes the recent events in iraq one thing as a human catastrophe that was foreseeable and plan one that will have so their impact well many generations to come if not for ever. the details of the report clearly had an imp

for bill maher it's two units. i think you can use this to build a house of a little for furniture doors and gates ball for. my sake the logs can't be longer than this otherwise they won't fit into the truss of the communal the longer is used bribes or intimidation to secure the help of the indigenous population it is the to be the body and she is very or they terrorize our tribesmen and offer them little things like and i could have sought or to do so for such rubbish doesn't even come close to paying for the wood that they take from us. accurately. but then in the distance they hear the roar of a chainsaw if chewy and his men are going to confront the lawyers they need to find a reinforcements fast or risk paying with their lives always a group of dead in their arms. but if we just show up the way we are now they'll simply kill us all. protecting the reserve is really the job of the brazilian state but officials usually only get involved after the indigenous people have taken action attempts to press charges ofte

maureen maher joins us at the table.family has a connection to that as well. what role does that play in the investigation? >> it plays no role. it's on the outer rim. his brother cody was involved with the game and because he had owed money we believe to the game there was a concern by blake, who is the defendant in this case, that somehow the russian mafia was after him. but in the a part of his scenao of what may or may not have happened inside this py one t gruesome stories. >> why was the lack of blood or blood important in this case? >> what's responsibility they expected to see more evidence around the condo and they didn't and because of that they called in a luminol expert. it's that they wanted to know her story. >> every victim as the story and even if they can't tell the story they still deserve to have their story told. >> maureen maher, thank you. you can watch maureen's report on 48 hours at 10:00, 9:00 central here on cbs. >> hip-hop artist common and actress it's time for the ross fall dress event. yeah?

all gary and suspect has been charged over the rape and killing of television journalist victoria maher in nova after his extradition from germany he denies he raped and intentionally killed but authorities say his d.n.a. matches evidence at the crime scene. u.s. president donald trump has asked turkish authorities to hand over an audio recording that a said to prove that missing journalist amal kushal was tortured and killed in the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey chavez the gators have conducted new searches that consular properties in the city. a columnist for the washington post who was highly critical of the saudi government vanished more than two weeks ago his disappearance has led high level business and political representatives to pull out of a saudi investment conference next week including the u.k.'s trade minister. as the world looks on investigators search for clues on walks happened to jamal khashoggi. they were finally allowed to scour the home of the saudi consul in istanbul turkey believes the journalists body was disposed don't hear. a critic of the saudi leadership

on it we discover the name of maher yes but also two other boys made anonymous by the police with black lines. a girl of fourteen is also a mom go legit victims. the priest is thought to have abused four children. finally in the top left hand corner of vital piece of information the name of the town where the priest is believed to be hiding in france a small town in the bocuse where there's a monastery belonging to his community. so we catch the train to strasbourg. that's right because in the meantime we've got hold of some internal documents from his community follow revoir has been transferred several times. after up in canada he didn't stay in who was presumed by the canadian police he apparently with next to to run nearly and that's when we lost track of him. but after several months of inquiries during a phone call. a priest from a priori were father of war had stayed unwittingly gave us a new lead. which is to say the priest wanted by the canadian police for one thousand years for sexually abusing four children seemingly lives here in strasbourg among his religious community. fro

mtoo mahers here don't watch their children grow up. they watch them waste away.-year-old maria has been in and out of a hospital. her mother is wornown by the conflict. the war has had a big impact, she told us. medicine for buy our children. a lot of people have died because the airstrikes. they went out to look for work and never came back. youev finy conceivable type of suffering. starvation, disease, amputations. doctors are battling with a lack of even basic medicines. , there is a here fear that every minute, day and night, nowhere is safe. that was the case for the civilians who were sitting here. their minibus was hit at 10:30 in the morning as it passed through a houthi checkpoint. survivors say it was an airstrike the saudi led coalition. the attack claimed 15 lives. passengers,f the a construction workerel who ries on his hands. i felt happy that morning that i was going to work to feed my family, he said. after the explosion, i don't remember anying until i got to the hospital. my god will punish them and send them to hell. are you sure it is an airst

for a quote credible investigation into the case urging the saudis to provide a detailed response to maher how should she was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul on october second no one has heard from him since turkey has not officially accused riyadh of being involved but some reports claim its intelligence services our evidence showed she was tortured and killed so the rebel strongly denies the accusations and those offered help investigating the case of a lack of information that has prompted multiple media reports some news outlets claimed that the u.s. actually intercepted saudi discussions of a plan to capture the journalists claiming that the saudi crown prince ordered an operation to lure and detain others say that officials have an order recording of the journalists murder said to have been recorded on his smart watch though many say that is highly unlikely. as more. where is journalist. what happened to him. for an entire week nobody has been able to answer that question and vesta gaiters on the ground who might be the closest to solving the riddle believe he coul

today as he told the league speaks to us from northern canada deep in into a territory her brother maher used to go he committed suicide five years ago he has filed a complaint against the french priest and she has sent us some old photos of her and her kid brother and want to follow river walk a. modest. you've seen the white house. well those responsible about why you decided to. cards. do you think madea's was the only mystery of. this really he didn't want to do so he says there is still. to be relinquished as it were. said earlier. in the military or who said it was it's written and then i don't know that i and i don't know it because it's no use at all to falsely you know here in school he was in a rush it's not as old as interesting play some serious scoop or. isn't it us is it in most of italy when the papa a school or a local person in the senate or they do all evil the great is that when and. how can a priest accused of the sexual abuse of minors change countries and homes and stay out of the clutches of the police and justice for almost twenty years. and is it an isolated case

victoria maher know his killing has prompted calls from the european commission for a swift and thorough investigation authorities say they're looking at all possible leads including links to her reports on corruption.

the circle around that one man right there, his name is maher abdulaziz mutreb, is said to be a saudi intelligence officer, and this is mohammed, he is seen in several photographs along with maher abdulaziz mutreb, and travels quite frequently. other suspects are said to be members of the saudi royal guard and saudi security forces. you mention at the top that the secretary of treasury steven mnuchin has said that he will cancel his appearance in the desert so meant, just met with donald trump and secretary pompeo, we have decided that i will not be participating in the future investment summit in saudi arabia. the secretary of treasury joins a number of american ceos from many companies including jpmorgan chase, google, and huber who have said that they are not going. it's been interesting for those people who say that they doubted that we are serious in all of this and that the trump administration might not be investigated, clearly if you are not investigating and still waiting for the facts, that sends a signal as well. john roberts, always great to see you. so brian is here, and

see our neighboring such laugh in the public as well as we've just been discussing in in man maher withher hands are crisis this crime is vastly under-reported because these are. extremely difficult crimes to talk about very often the goal is to intimidate and silence the victims and there is not often in a vironment in which women and girls can safely report what has happened to them the. women and girls had a terrible time in the beginning overcoming the enormous obstacles in their society in their culture in their country to speak out and so the data that we have are really not complete and as we know from even what has happened in the united states with the extraordinary outpouring of revelations day after day we see that even in societies where there is relative freedom and opportunity to speak out and to make a claim with the police women and girls have taken decades thirty forty years to speak out we just had a major american t.v. reporter a kani chunk describe a horrific rape by her own doctor that she had sat on quietly for more than thirty years so it's not surprising that peo

maher abdulaziz mutreb is frequently seen traveling with the crown prince. the two men just a few feet from each other in houston earlier this year. now a pro government turkish newspaper publishing new images of mutreb in istanbul the day the writer went missing. mutreb is seen apparently entering the saudi consulate at 9:55 a.m., october 2nd. a little more than three hours before khashoggi goes inside. at 4:53 p.m., mutreb is seen outside the consul general's home. that residence becoming a key focus of investigators in the last 24 hours. turkish police searching for blood with ultraviolent ligultr. just over an hour later, 5:58 p.m., mutreb is seen clearing security at the airport, apparently leaving turkey. abc news has obtained flight records showing a private plane registered to a riyadh-based company left the airport some 50 minutes later. one of two private saudi planes that made one-day stops in istanbul that day. >> and so let's get right to ian pannell again tonight from istanbul. we heard the secretary of state there today say that the u.s. shoul

maher abdulaziz mutreb, allegedly in istanbul the day khashoggi went missing, also seen here in boston within a few feet of the crown prince in march of this year. one month later, both of the men in houston. and in the same month, traveling together in madrid. calling into question president trump's remarks on monday that sponsible for thwriter's ed i he's providing cover for the saudis. >> i'm not giving cover at all. with that being said, saudi arabia has been a very important ally of ours in the middle east. >> so, let's get right to ian pannell again tonight in istanbul. there's been so much reporting on the alleged audio that might have captured what played out here. buff as far as we know, reporters have not heard the recording. ian, presidents trump tonight says he's asked for those recordings? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. apparently the message has been conveyed to turkish authorities president trump wants audio or video recordings, whichever exist. he's waiting for a full report from secretary of state mike pompeo. and he's made it very clear that america is not ready to

clashes erupted between supporters of maher say and lot so you know what head of that team is europa league football match in the french port city on thursday night. police were forced to intervene and use tear gas to separate the french and italian supporters roughly eighteen pounds from each side are said to have been involved three were injured two of them italian a local media reported tens of luck c.-o. funds were dressed in black carrying knives on. the club is known to have a violent far right fringe among his supporters though the match did and three one victory. are still up and coming here on the program for this friday on r t a school in america has pulled it stage adaptation. of the parents denounced it as power of. the brain. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest raid in truth to stand listens you just need as the right questions and demand the right answer. question. seems wrong. but old rules just don't. mean you get to shape out just to become educated and

"the new york times" identifying maher muttareb as a close aide to saudi arabia's powerful crown prince. this close, at his side on visits to the u.s. and europe. it says three other suspects are also linked to the prince. the turks will use the evidence they gather here and any links between the alleged hit squad and the saudi crown prince to try to weaken him. they want to pile the pressure on their middle east rival. turkey, though, still hasn't made public the audio evidence from inside the consulate it says proves the journalist was killed here. bill neely, nbc news, istanbul. >> he's going to have a full report -- >> reporter: this is andrea mitchell, with critics saying president trump is not doing enough to challenge saudi denials about jamal khashoggi's presumed death. the president was asked if he's protecting his saudi allies. >> okay. >> -- giving cover to the saudis? >> no, not at all, no. i just want to find out what's happening. i'm not giving cover at all. with that being said, saudi arabia's been a very important ally of ours in the middle east. >> reporter: but with mo

asher's erupted between supporters of maher say c.-o. ahead of the team's europa league football match in the french city on thursday night. forced to intervene after say the police were forced to intervene and used tear gas to separate the french and italian support his roughly eighty fans from each side are said to have been involved three were injured two of them a town the other a local media reported tens of thousands of bushes a lot c.e.o. found to address the black reportedly carrying weapons like knives and bottles the club was reportedly known to have of violent far right fringe among its supporters . the match ended three one victory for lots of you. are still up and coming here on the program on r t today a twenty one people confirmed dead in a saudi air strike in yemen more details in just a. the thing about saudi arabia is they is the oil as a weapon and they get too close to investigating what's going on over there they push the price of oil up now on the last ten years because of fracking in america america a position to s

clashes erupted between supporters of maher say and lousier go ahead of a team is europa league footballmatch in the french port city on thursday night. oh police were forced to intervene and used tear gas to separate the french and italian supporters roughly eighty files from each side is said to have been involved three were injured two of them are tanya found a local media report attends all but last year found were dressed in black and reportedly carrying knives and clubs the club is known to have a violent far right fringe among its supporters but the match ended and i three one victory at last. on your program a chance and half an hour with more of your friday stories thanks for joining us. priest who raped me when i was fourteen years of age was known to be a sexual abuser when he was ordained a priest and the church knew about his offending behavior and they were going to continue to abuse from these ordination right through his entire career as a priest. the thing about saudi arabia is they is the oil as a weapon and if they get too close to investigating what's going on over th

they said there is a political will to repatriate the refugees the foreign secretary offered me on maher in a press briefing say they have the necessary facilitate to repair their own refuges he also went to. train the police and security personnel through against discrimination. there. will be repaired. we'll have the probation to complain and sig justice for any kind of discrimination or repression this is sound optimistic obviates contradictory to what the u.n. says in its recent investigative report genocide is still continuing in myanmar there are people still coming into bangladesh thousands of them we spoke to spoke about atrocities being committed still allow international human rights bodies and u.n. agencies are also saying then vironment is still not right. a return back to their homeland more importantly their own concern their side then basic without recognition of citizenship and timing. and without having a third party to assure the security and willing to go under this circumstance back to me and my will have to say they've diplomatic brinkmanship are they're serious abou

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insidious food circuit or a little bit of blood i really like the bill maher guy with the liberals to hoard it's more than that they expect. that they will spew. over the minute you post style in tedious like a vulnerable she was that i was more honest what's your relationship with ukraine because it is the country that you were born in. and yet. you were supportive of the russian and exhaustion of crimea so how do you feel about ukraine now and how does ukraine feel about you new coke you know when you go out on your style as my official media sumit i've lived all. your holier. the day of the would do worse in the bush richards's neeraj i was just must be ever so mr what i see it does not show some future board but the musketeer the. younger than you below grade. my son allison scare. one in your then you're below my year my little cynic of with that that would go then you pursue store that radicalism got totally their vote which she jack of that i'm going to do i shoot them will associate with the best and the the model skiers who could range from a particular snap shelly's but he a

it's the same man "the new york times" named as maher abdulaziz mutreb. "the times" reported he had previously traveled with the saudi crown prince to the u.s. president trump is now conceding that khashoggi is likely dead. >> it certainly looks that way to me. it's very sad. >> reporter: now, guys, the president was also asked about possible consequences for the saudis and he said it will have to be very severe. this is bad, bad stuff. kendis, erielle. >> and they are our key ally so we'll see how it all plays out. our molly hunter there in turkey. >>> in the meantime, there are new questions about security in afghanistan ahead of tomorrow's key election after a deadly attack claimed by the taliban taliban. the top u.s. commander in that country, general scott miller, survived the shooting. the attack came after miller's meeting with afghan officials about tomorrow's voting. a top afghan police chief was among those killed. defense secretary james mattis said this morning that he does not believe it will weaken afghanistan's overall security. >>> victims

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it's all coordinated from the st louis real time crimes center which sadly is not a place where bill maher is held accountable for his islamophobia. real time that part that part is unfortunate but everything else should require approval and oversight from the community are our civil liberties are being stomped on you're starting to sound a lot like terry kennedy the st louis all day or a man who's pushing for the c. cops laws. all dayer man you mean alderman what the is an alderman. an elected official like a city council member. that's boring. i thought it was somebody who was willing to do it any day or that she has them to you know and all their money and. i thought it was so cool i believe i had to become one myself. there meter reader out of laura bush's auto biography without jamming this fork into my. mind you know george and glad i'm near putin signed a nuclear arms reduction treaty i read make way for ducklings to russian children at the state children's library. they all laughed when they heard the names jack cat lack mack now back pack and quack i can't bear it later i get. a r

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turkish media claims this surveillance photo could be a key piece of the puzzle, identifying the man as maher abdulaziz mutreb, an intelligence officer in saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman's inner circle. khashoggi, a critic of the crown prince, entered the saudi consulate in istanbul on october 2 and has not been seen since. mutreb entered the building just before khashoggi. the saudis have denied knowing anything about his disappearance, but a state department official tells cbs news, "saudi arabia lied and feels cornered. the king might not have known, but his son, the crown prince, did." the administration's close relationship with the prince has complicated their response to the alleged murder. the u.s. counts saudi arabia as a key ally in the effort to counter iran, and it is the top buyer of u.s. arms. president trump has been reluctant to let this episode harm the relationship. speaking on cbsn last year, khashoggi warned the trump administration's embrace of mohammed bin salman could backfire. >> it is dangerous. it is dangerous for saudi rabia, for the region. >> reporter: pres

an investigation by bbc arabic can exclusively reveal that of those men, maher abdulaziz mutreb, hadlevel surveillance techniques which allowed saudi intelligence to monitor and track personal devices anywhere in the world. from istanbul, hanan razek reports. travelling the world were saudi arabia's most powerful prints, this man is reportedly a colonel in the saudi intelligence service. he is seen here in a visit to the us alongside the crown prince. now he is at the heart of the saudi journalist's disappearance. footage obtained by turkish media shows him entering the saudi consulate in istanbuljust hours before the khasoggi. bbc arabic can confirm that he was trained by a hacking team, a group that specialises in teaching cyber spying techniques. this promotional video sells some of their expertise. exactly why we do. hacking teams can now affect devices and allow them to be tracked and monitored remotely from wherever they are in the world. a system that is actually being used by some governments to track and monitor their opponents. we have spoken to a european cyber expert who

what the democrats, you know -- i think, look, the ronan farrows and jane mahers of this year and othershell. barring that, short of that, democrats need to focus on a couple of things, like a laser. they 23450need to focus on protg the mueller investigation and develop a clear message for the primaries and for the re-election, and i think that message needs to be, making the economy work for more than just the top 1%. protecting health care, protecting coverage for pre-existing conditions, and restoring honesty to the white house. they've got to move past kavanaugh. >> hmm. natasha, you have an article in the "atlantic" titled "the fbi investigation didn't go very far by design." in the article you point out republicans like susan collins considered it as a very thorough investigation even though only nine of dozens of potential of corroborators character witnesses and the like were investigated. how do you make sense of that? does it leave room for a significantly different investigation by a democratically controlled house judiciary committee? >> it could. i agree with chris, pointles

last week, the bbc identified this man, maher mutreb, as one of the 15 saudis accused of being part ofraphs of him working as a bodyguard and travelling frequently with the crown prince have now emerged. evidence could unearth the grim truth of what happened here but politics mightjust bury it again in a cover—up. mark lowen, bbc news, istanbul. that article by jamal khashoggi is in our news briefing later, we'll look at what he had to say. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. twitter has released ten million tweets it believes are linked to russian and iranian state—backed accounts that were trying to influence political opinion abroad. some date back to 2009. the tweets were posted by 4,000 accounts affiliated with a russian agency believed to be behind an online campaign of misinformation. norway's prime minister erna solberg has issued an official government apology to norwegian women who were mistreated over world ii—era relationships with german soldiers. up to 50,000 norwegian women are thought to have had intimate relationships with german soldiers. the

look at these pictures of the crown prince and particularly this man, maher mutreb, seen regularly ini security official is very close to the prince. and cctv footage leaked by turkey also places him outside the consul‘s residence in istanbul the day mr khashoggi disappeared. and what about a much reported but unpublished audio recording allegedly from inside the saudi consulate? the sounds, apparently, of jamal khashoggi's terrifying final minutes. turkey's foreign minister denies sharing it with other governments but does not deny the recording exists. this spring the saudi crown prince was greeted as a reformer by theresa may. britain is a very close ally. but today is much, much trickier. if the stories that we're reading turn out to be true, will that have an effect on our relationship with saudi arabia? yes, it will, because if the stories are true, and it is still an if, they would be totally against our values and what we stand for as a country. investigations into jamal khashoggi's fate continue. but pressure for answers, however horrible, is building. james robbins, bbc news

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