b. c reported that police mostly stood by and let it happen. it was assumed they were following orders from on high, just how high has always been the question. the b b c documentary revealed that because 3 of the muslims killed were british citizens. the u. k. government conducted its own investigation into what happened. the report sent as a diplomatic cable and marked restricted has never been published for. investigators concluded that no rent from modi was directly responsible for the pope, which they said met the definition of ethnic cleansing. will condemn e n memorable omar? yet that may man don't learn a little more needy mendota hated. when preview clips of the film started circulating on social media, modi's b. j. p. government act. preemptively banning the b b. c. series and forbidding the sharing of it online. in this dna, ange, ah, it is like a fools errand to try and stop the circulation of something like a documentary on entering the desire to control. the doves of the debate has led to the bad, which in my view is indicting how

b. c advocated pressures on the bbc finances, have been mounting, requiring ever how to choices for too many inside, outside the organization. this has been assigned day for al jazeera london ah, watching al jazeera, these are the headlines this, our israeli police said they were arrested 42 people after a palestinian gun and killed 7 signed a synagogue on friday. it happened in the legal settlement of nevea yackel occupied the east jerusalem as residents were observing the sabbath. a diplomatic editor james bay's reports from occupied a jewish the man that carried out the shooting. according to his right, the place, his home was the mount of olives and that, that home we understand his parents were taken away for questioning. but we also understand the quite a few palestinians gathered there at his home after he too was shot dead after the incident by israeli police. we understand that those palestinians who gathered them, we understand the number is 42, were arrested by these ready pleas

now cuts announced by the b, b. c, affecting it's broadcasting around the world, coming into effects, the corporations, coughing, hundreds of jobs in its world service, meaning it's radio output in 10 different languages is ending b, b, c radio will start broadcasting in languages, including chinese, hindi, and arabic. the bbc says it's been forced to make the costs because the u. k. government, imposition of a fries to the license fee money it receives or mark tale is a former b, b, c, india bureau chief sees with us now live new delhi. good to have you with us. so what do you make of these deep, deep cuts to the b b c's output will of course, i think sad because it is a powerful b. as in south asia, i worked for many years. i've seen the impact rate job and it's quite clear. it's other being the most effective way of communicating news that we have. and the idea that you can simply move away from a normal transmissions and having broadcasting services like to in the service and simply expect people to use telephones

b. c documentary on prime minister, nor under moody. it makes us wonder about the purpose of this exercise in the agenda behind it. this is of propaganda piece designed to push a particular discredited narrative. the bias, the lack of objectivity and a continuing colonial mindset are blatantly visible. the documentary is said to explore in our under modi's politics, but emphasizes his alleged involvement in the 2000 to garage good herat riots which claim lives of at least $1000.00 muslims and hindus the controversial b. b. c. produce film has sparked outrage among many indians who say western hypocrisy has gone to great lengths to describe it. india, india phobia on display as media attacks. india success in addition to attempting to defame modi, the bbc's documentary insults india's vast diversity, we stand with no render mowdy against this shameful act. center government criticize b. b. c. for a documentary, sam mowdy is intolerant and fascist indira gandhi band, b b. c for 2 years in 19

first of all, what do you make of these deep cuts to the b b c's out for did the b, b, c? have any other choice if it faced this funding gap from? well, they certainly have had to make some very difficult choices because they've had, like, a lot of our public services have had in the u. k. since austerity and then with the weakening of the economy, thanks to to bricks and other factors. so they've had to make the choice, i think they're very, very sad. i think the people underestimate the, the, the impact that the b, b, c, have our soft power around the world. or other previously of course is different. a lot of a lot broadcasted and they, they, they do carry the name of britain. it is the british broadcasting corporation, but they're also an independent broadcaster. and i think one of them is meant for, for many, many countries around the world is that they see this as a, as a, as a really important significant source of proper news gathering. and you know, when you think the, just, for example, i really part of these cuts a fact, for example, iran where the audio input i

b. c, i's a nightmare and can be highly dangerous. manatee, do you get that instant fear that comes from members of the public? do you understand that and, and how do you address it? yeah, it's actually from me, i can see the, the, the concern, because i think it's whether it's the, the, the media or even within movies. you know, this is a deep tech net technology in a very, on the forefront of technology. and i think karen a karen and explained it very well about some of the concerns and some of the things that we need to continuously look at as far as this technology evolves. but when i look at this application to, to humans, we're, we're talking about a very specific population in these patients that are, are locked in, were considered locked in. they have a last, a very progressive diseases. and this is where they, they had no longer have functions of their, their hands, their feet such as stephen hawkings. and so this gives them that back that independence. so when you have that type

and that allows a very minimally invasive approach to apply this type of b. c technology. once that is, once that recording head is in that vein about the motor cortex, we can now read those raw digital signals, voter intense signals. matter fact, you can see the device right here that i'm holding. so it's just like a step like the by how that was in front of your face. yeah. can you see it at all in front of your face because we see it? yeah. very got receive. okay. yeah, yeah. and so this is, it looks like a stand, incense have been used for probably the last 20 years, especially in the coronary space and stuff. so we've bounced the, the technologies that are out there to be able to go through the blood vessel and read the signals from the brain. and again, within a very short period of time, we're talking weeks that the person now has the, you know, there is some training. so we do have that like field engineers to give support to help the training to utilize the system. but it actually comes online within weeks and the patients able to do action using this utility of t

diversity, we stand with no render mowdy against this shameful act. center government criticize b, b. c for a documentary. so modi is intolerant and fascist indira gandhi band, b b. c for 2 years in 1970. but she was a great democratic leader. typical leftist hypocrisy. these 3 american men have invaded 9 countries and 23 years killed, 11000000 civilians and no one calls them. war criminals, no v b c, no new york times or any other media house will dare make a documentary on them, but they will spread propaganda against india and modi. 247. former indian diplomats a neil chicken ny. i'd say the west might not be satisfied with new jellies, economic success, as well as with modi's and hansing relations with moscow. the western matter is that i created the only like something were to, to say when of east india, because india, so they are rising. it is the fastest growing major economy and they have not been happy about india as a principle to stand in that are shaping war. a, b a has a stood for peace dialogue and diplomacy. and i'm going to some movie has spoken to president booth and th

b. c, for a documentary, sam mowdy is intolerant and fascist indira gandhi band, b b. c for 2 years in 1970. but she was a great democratic leader. typical leftist hypocrisy. these 3 american men have invaded 9 countries and 23 years killed, 11000000 civilians and no one calls them war criminals, no b, b c, no new york times or any other media house will dare make a documentary on them. but they will spread propaganda against india and moti 247. from an indian diplomat, a nail, it took a ny, i'd say the west might not be satisfied with new daily's economic success. as well as with modi's enhancing relations with moscow. the western matter dupes that are created, the only like something were to, to say when of east india, it goes into yesterday. rising. it is the fastest growing me, their economy, and they have not been happy about india as a principle to stand out in that or shape in war. a, b, a has it stood for peace dialogue and diplomacy and parameter. so movie has spoken to president booth and they don't like that india. i've done that. but india as a principal, th

diversity we stand with, nor render mowdy against this shameful act. center government criticize b, b, c for a documentary. so modi is intolerant and fascist indira gandhi band, b b. c for 2 years in 1970. but she was a great democratic leader. typical leftist hypocrisy. these 3 american men have invaded 9 countries and 23 years killed, 11000000 civilians and no one calls them. war criminals, no v b c, no new york times or any other media house will dare make a documentary on them that they will spread propaganda against india and modi. 247 . former indian diplomat, a nail. it took a ny, i'd say, the west might not be satisfied with new dailies, economic success, as well as with modi's, enhancing relations with moscow. the western mat against that are created. the only like something were to, to say when against india, because india for the rising, it is the fastest growing major economy. they have not been happy about india as a principle to stand out in that shape in war. a. d, a has a stood for peace dialogue and diplomacy, and prime minister movie has spoken to president booth and th

what we're talking about is brain computer interface or b, c. i, karen, briefly in an accessible way. what does that mean? great. thanks for asking the brain computer interface is really a communication device that connects the brain to an external computer. and there's 2 ways that that communication can happen. so one way is that the computer can fence electrical activity and send that to a prosthetic device. so in the example you gave, someone could drink a beer, who otherwise would be able to, or the device can work the other way, where it can said signals through electrical activity into the brain to help the brain function better. i want to bring in her head cut interesting what you're doing at synchron, which is trying to develop this technology so it can help people who have medical needs, physical needs. i am going to show to people who are chatting and this is video that you shared with us. so tell us what is happening here and why it is special. let's take a look. absolutely. right, so this is a no strayer, what are we seeing? what are

cases, fairly sharp declines and, and prices and parts of canada, including in ontario and parts of b. c. so this, this, this ball kind of is already rolling this new measure. now may the margin contribute to further further cooling, but really our views that, that this is a very that too small of a phenomena in canada for, for the most part. and it's, it will not be that the one of the main factors contributing to this price if i were currently experiencing ok, while you're saying it's not going to make a big change on prices. what other effects do you think it could have intended or otherwise? well, i think it was a response to the earlier conditions where there were some concerns in parts of canada. foreign buyers were a major factors and i think it might have been some evidence in some neighborhood in vancouver, for example, some neighborhoods and the greater ontario. but beyond that, there we were hard for us to, to see find buyers were the major reasons for, for higher prices. now this is just a question to an issue of policy response coming up fairly late in the game here to, to c

you know, the videos like the one of the b, b, c has made. so i think in india needs to deepen our it's democracy much, much more and certainly, you know, we are already a model and, but we'd be a better model. i think if we did that very last question very quickly. um, what do you think is the most important thing that india can do to, to, to show the region that it is a strong democracy? well, i think certainly it needs to change it the way it deals with descent within the country. i think there is a tendency to, to have a kind of a we don't take all approach right in a number of areas. i think that is the place where india has a deficit managed cache. and thank you so much for this conversation. ah, well king con is back. bollywood megastar sharon con returns to the big screen after 4 years with his come back, fill baton. the fans are delighted and when review described it as a quote phenomenally entertaining spy thriller that packs a massive punch. but the big budget action movie has angered hindu. right. wingers? oh, for the movie fans q

that cuts announced by the b, b. c, affecting it's broadcasting around the world are coming into effect. the corporations cutting hundreds of jobs in its world service, meaning its radio output in 10 different languages is ending b, b, c. radio will start broadcasting in languages, including chinese, hindi, and arabic. the bbc says it's been forced to make the cards because of the government's imposition of a freeze to the license fee money it receives. let's speak to a whole sam l to sakari about this is a former head of bbc arabic and is joining us from cairo. thank you so much for being with us on al jazeera, a, someone who's worked with the bbc and was so closely involved in setting up bbc arabic. what is your reaction 1st when, when you hear that these cuts so coming into effect today? it's a fab moment because this is, this is the place where we just haven't seen only a very effective and influential broadcast in the region that started in 1930. but also it was a lifeline for lots of people. and under privileged

but he's hit back himself on monday saying that it is nonsense that so the chair of the b, b. c, which had shop, knows and knew nothing about his or personal financial affairs. richard sharp has put out a statement or a letter t b b c, stuff in which he says, try to my appointment. i introduce an old friend of mine and distant cousin of the van prime minister, sam, blithe to the cabinet secretary as sam wanted to support boris johnson. but richard shop is insisting he did not arrange alone. he did not get involved in any financial transactions. this is at least a reminder of the cozy, some would say corrupt a relationships between some in the media and politics. here in the u. k, the chair of the b b. c has always been a political. busy appointment, so richard shock saying nothing on toward happened boards. johnson who poohing any suggestion or that her there was anything wrong. but i think this might rumble on at least for a while, yet as well as the or the nadine's or how we tack sir, scandal as they're calling it. or i did him thanks a lot. and he mother now ambulance staff i

after 5 years, the b c's, arabic radio service goes off. ah, the old, the warmth that felt like summer only if we could go in romania has gone. this cloud here now contains snow and winter is with us. all of the picture looks like this since those gone from the balkans, it's now falling in bulgaria. this is the forecast for us the saturday and radio, moldova property, western part of ukraine as well. but for the most part, it's cold and cloudy throughout european plane that we spend in portugal will have been warnings of that cold. and where the air comes across the mediterranean, which is branch of the warm that produces more cloud and rain and strong winds. you got that for the body are in the north coast of our gerry sicily, the toe of italy and the islands of the central mediterranean between saturday and sunday only detailed changes. i think the main patent remains the same, but there's an increase in wind cross the north, the bridge. i'll don't all this well and probably into western side neu with yet more snow to fall here. so you kn

:00;00] a man with the headlines on the international for the indian foreign ministry slams a new b b c documentary about prime minister and a written dr. modi saying the piece handles and promotes database colonial mindset with pushing u. s. interests over china's strong ties with africa. that's how the content is. media is describing the us treasury secretaries, all of a sudden, 11 day visit to africa. and pakistan's. petroleum minister emphasizes the importance of increasing energy importance from russia, despite western sanction. if we can have the russian crew flowing through our system, it would be very helpful, a significant chunk with good to have your company for this friday program live from moscow, a big tally of your top stories today. so the bbc is peddling a narrative. again, those words from the india external affairs minister is a new documentary is released by the b, b, c. that some are calling a hit piece on the current prime minister. is anything this film or documentary is a reflection on the agents and individuals that are peddling this narrative. again, it makes us

b. c for a documentary, sam mowdy is intolerant and fascist indira gandhi band, b b. c for 2 years in 1970. but she was a great democratic leader. typical leftist hypocrisy. these 3 american.

and he of course is the host of the n b c. nightly news. has he oddly very strangely, but may be very honestly and telling about a year ago, all of a sudden declared it an interview. we don't have to give both sides. we don't have to be fair. fairness is overrated. really from a journalist from the host of the in the nightly news fairness is overrated. i'm not saying that's directly related to the sorrows money, but this is the kind of people you're dealing with. you also have a sally busby who's a editor at the washington post affiliated with that organization. another organization, the international fact checking network. i'd love to see everyone who then there, but a couple of people who are in there. one is the editor in chief of political fact. she's affiliated with that group. she's on the board also reportedly john manson, the president, the ceo of national public radio. yeah. so this is what soros does if all those groups you mentioned, steve and there's quite a few more, the media research center has done extensive work on this. wi

we've seen very significant work done by the b, b, c. and the guardian in the new york times and many others, of course, the chinese don't have a free press. and so you're not going to get that level of political scrutiny internally. and just on the, on the we're point on the weak point. yes, it's not so much the circus on movement is the fact that they've been exposed as lying about evidence that there were a 1000000 people. and in fact un recognizes that, let alone. obviously the chinese are saying foreign minister wang either has never been circle genocide, forest label. i saw the report that was delivered by michelle boshoway on the last day of her being the united nations human rights envoy commissioner. and of course, that was done specifically because everyone understood how upset the chinese would be about the release. but it was a courageous thing for the united nations to do i, i understand a intervention. and arguably that's been over by further you in remarks by spokespeople. but the guardian, the b, b, c, these outlets, the

and haven't believed this sleazy guy right over here from a b, c. he's a slaves. my book, the fake media tried to stop us from going to the white house. but i'm president and they're not right now they're winning so we need people fighting against them. 1000000000 care not going to not vineyard. i see you've been but you're off kim. you know when the ceiling is ceiling is montana. if it's a provision, and that's what i mean, you just la bottle and like you more than he can. so even in the, you know, in the box buffalo, civic for lucian, gain a computer, a mac number, and you go to google plenty of the way. what's most the day you got me just because much we've been toasted by cyber attacks from russia. we've been targeted by various criticism in the media people's been sent, so it's kind of down in left of i rush to day, we have the russian foreign ministry in the rest of them are dia chris sighs. i work in taxes. so there are, you know, possible dangers and do this kind of work in the arts will 1015 campus. i mean from, i don't know him yet. i'm a sophomore, fast

but the guardian, the b, b, c, these outlets. the ones famously of course that said that there was w m d in iraq. what is the role of media i w, m, d, in iraq. and in fact, the audience recorded the war. the me, the interesting in the, in can i work with a, b, b, c today, prone around, sorry, i shit you like, well, i do, i'm really, i'm glad to hear that. but i mean, i'm not going to stand here and justify american warren to iraq over fake intelligence. and indeed, i heard from many times, from people that have been, you know, from the kremlin, right. you, you, one of the justifications for the ukraine war is that there, well, if the americans are going to lie about w. m d rocket country, that doesn't even matter to them. then who cares if we lie about genocide being committed against what we're going to call the nazi regime in ukraine? i think that when pollutants as there is no such thing as truth, there's no such thing is true. that's what we make of it. i mean, that is, you know, this philosophical re, our policy that is put

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c. b is responsible for monetary policy, but it is limited in its flexibility to consider individual country needs. assets. responsibility is the euro zone as a whole. and now the i, m f is wanting, half of the european union's economies are at risk of a recession. ah, let's bring in our guests now and in rome, leonor poly head of analysis at the center for european policy network in berlin, been iris founder and as to and chief of be any intel in use. and in london, vicky price chief economic adviser at the center for economics and business research by warm welcome to all of you elanora. let's start with you because it doesn't feel like a very good time for croatia to be joining the euro zone. but how much is its economy against be affected by this switch to the euro? certainly is not the best finding, abrasions, the creation will benefit from entering the you're, i'm the, you're paying for money that you are out. was a run your credit shot. to me it's very much louder. remember, i'm read

b. c report. criticize the platforms move to allow buying the blue check marks, twitter and at c o he'll unmask, hadn't i? yeah, commented on the situation. here's a some users had to say about the news. dear b, b, c, do you have a problem with the taliban, or are you sharing your frustration that you still waiting for your blue tag? secondly, you shouldn't have a problem. twitter is run by a private company. so what they are the government now you have to accept that. are you fine with that ilan mosque was thinking of buying one myself but won't be doing it now. disgraceful. doesn't the blue take, just mean they know who you really are? i your authentic. miss. alabama has also criticized twitter for what the afghans call a double standard policy that only disintegrates nations. emma, better than our government is not a threat to the neighbors that we have united people of the whole of afghanistan. the blue mark verification is also good for the world to formerly recognize the taliban as a

and i haven't believed this sleazy guy right over here from a b. c is a sleaze, my book, the fake media tried to stop us from going to the white house, but i'm president and they're not right now they're winning so we need people fighting against that bill in case he had not gotten a vineyard. i see is mom, but they're asking me to know when the ceiling is ceiling is martina. i could sell that provision. you're not swimming is just law bottle like you, roberson. he going to sell you run the unit out is who needs to be boxed in barbosa feeling if she gain a little computer in the eager not never amy garcia, that way we'll go plenty of the way. what was it that you had said just me just go much double. we've been targeted by cyber attacks from russia. we've been targeted by a very sorry, criticism in the media philippines center as kind of track down in lester by russia day. we have the russian foreign ministry in the russian, emma. dia chris as i work the attackers. so there are no possible dangers into this kind of work in the actual closing futon ca