film containers are part of the cargo route from new caledonia. it was strategic island outpost below is bougainville. similar landings are made throughout the solomon islands and surrounding areas where our hard fighting troops are making it up for the -- and the welcome passengers begin the last leg of their journey, moving right up with the mail bag, letters from home and movies that i at the bougainville roxy roxy. the films are greeted long lost friends. we able eager warriors converge on their little theater as the word races through camp. a brief low means that some of the men can see the new show while others keep up the jungle. what. the names of these island battlegrounds familiar to all who follow the war on the pacific. yet how many know that men starved for entertainment are carving their own makeshift theaters out of a tangled wilderness? these scenes and all that follow were photographed by combat camera crew. this is the real mccoy spot coverage that breeds realism and all that has been written about the average g.i. and his cravin

australia, new caledonia, and fiji.york, the armies overseas motion pictures service tackle the complex problems of wartime shipment with trained efficiency, three new features every week, 63 prints per subject donated by the motion picture industry. a top priority is granted those responsible for moving the 16- millimeter films to the combat area. the objective, not only to give the troops the best in entertainment pictures, but also to get the films on screens overseas as preview performances, or at least to show them simultaneously with the release in the states. a staggering assignment, this, considering the plan to be reached, yet global mileage as shrink before today's chest predation, and expressed with military right away is just the kind of handling most of these shipments receive. film distribution moving at the times, faster than ever before, $1 million worth of morale wrapped in each compartment, programs shipped by fast boat, with ports of impartation, and ammunition for entertainment to span the universe,

pacific islanders leaders are keen to go and visit new caledonia, to observe what is going on and beon. of the ongoing dialogue to seek resolutiun-_ of the ongoing dialogue to seek resolution. ~' g ., . ~ , ., resolution. like johnson, thank you very much- — around the world and across to uk, this is bbc news. scientists in switzerland say they've come up with a more sustainable way of making chocolate. using the whole cocoa pod husk means there isn't a need to add sugar. traditionally, only the cocoa beans are used, while the rest of the fruit — roughly the size of a pumpkin and rich in nutrients — is discarded. let's speak to anian schreiber, co—founder & managing director of koa switzerland, a swiss—ghanaian start—up — working in sustainable cocoa growing, who has partnered with the scientists behind this innovation. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for coming on the programme-— thank you for coming on the programme. yes, hello, good afternoon- — programme. yes, hello, good afternoon. in _ programme. yes, hello, good afternoon. in simple - programme. yes, hello, go

you have new caledonia when mass protests to the archipelago. so and given that we've already seen such a president, what's the thought power is from going ahead and crockett down on telegram the same way to yes, absolutely. because you have to know that the tenant wrong was the a, the, the vehicle metal feed regarding the russian. you find out in war where both sides cool the show the, the, what was on show what, what all was the by to few of the university. and of course, we know about funds so think to the body of the ukrainian, the president on the trend of uh, sides. so we, we won't, there, i will say this is the suspicion of a, by the draw. if he's not to spend matter on the sped question more down there as usual. if i were to where i speaking to you today. thank you so much for your time . and power is that was lower tony philip's available. thank you. thank you very much. website. those are closely following the controversial case and you can hit keep across all the details, including move on. the mysterious woman accompanying problems a

and it's overseas territory of new caledonia when we saw mass protests at the archipelago. so we have that president from paris. i'm wondering why we're not seeing paris track down on telegram in the same way, blocking it rather than arresting the ceo. the yes, well, because i think the to block, it doesn't give them. i think it doesn't give them what they want. you know, tell, graham is useful for them. they, you know, as the, as you probably know, it's nothing unusual for us and british intelligence to organize color revolutions to organize a protest industry using twitter using tell a brand using the various social media on the application. so i'm sure that they make good use of it. in fact, right now there's a so called tick tock, band bill that's been passed in the united states, and both candidates utilize tick tock for their, for their campaigns. so they use these things. they're of value to them, so they don't want it to go away. they don't want to block it. they just want to control it and they're upset because if you look at it, other than telegram and tick tock,

has a history of taking action against social media when the countries overseas territory of new caledonia was recently hit with protest president, my crohn ordered a local band on tick tock in the 1st such move by an e u leader. earlier. the idea of shutting down such platforms was floated by the french later when the nation was swept by riots over the place, telling of a teenager last year, french law attorney slipped the view says it's ironic to see paris targeting free speech outlets for climbing to champion human rights, the charges to retain the gains level, the drugs are very, very heavy as i, i so in, in the mid. yep. and uh, i think he has to have a strong defense with his lawyer to step by step to prove that these nothing regarding the low ease in essence. so very interesting scheme and very nearly because it seems from the burden of the human rights where by the draw of the service of jail, that's what he's saying. he used to see the reaction, the 1st one back. what was that? i myself, this time the freedom of speech on the soft atkinson just just so i have one cushion for the c

there's talks on new caledonia, that is a big topic here.ping the agenda. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. you're live with bbc news. ukraine has said its forces are advancing in russia's kursk region, taking more territories and russian soldiers prisoner. the number of controlled settlements is now 100. almost 600 prisoners of war have been captured — according to the head of ukraine's military. it's also warned that the situation on the eastern front was difficult, with russia transporting more troops and now controlling another village near the strategically important town of pokrovsk. meanwhile, moscow conducted another missile and drone attack on several regions of ukraine, killing at least seven people. president volodymyr zelenskyy has said newly arrived f—i6 fighterjets — provided by the west — had been used to shoot down drones. already in this huge attack of russians, we destroyed already some missiles and drones, using f—i6s. i will not share how many but we did it, thanks to partners, that they gave it, gave

there's talks on new caledonia, that is a big topic here.ertainly climate topping the arenda. ., ., ~ ., ., certainly climate topping the arenda. ., ., ., agenda. looking forward to your re ”ortin agenda. looking forward to your reporting throughout _ agenda. looking forward to your reporting throughout the - agenda. looking forward to your reporting throughout the week | reporting throughout the week at the pacific islands the us national security adviser, jake sullivan, is in beijing for three days of talks with china's foreign minister. ahead of mr sullivan's arrival, china said it planned to voice its serious concerns over taiwanese independence — a red line for beijing. the relationship between the us and china has improved slightly this year following a flurry of diplomatic visits, but many areas of disagreement remain. it's hoped the visit could ease tensions between the superpowers ahead of the us election in november. ukraine has said its forces are advancing in russia's kursk region, taking more territories and russian soliders pri

of events, immediately begin to impute the possibility of some implication to the events in new caledoniawhich, as you know, is changing, all these events are changing azerbaijan, and pavel durov flew from azerbaijan, and why did he even fly here, no, it was, it was. yes , such wild versions were thrown out in the past few hours after the announcement, there were the wildest versions, one even of the most politically correct journalists said that pavel durov flew to paris to ask for political asylum, but he was immediately somehow rebuffed, yes, yes, france, it was very funny, i think it will be even funnier, today this information is already on the air, in the open more and more, that is why since this morning there have been quite open accusations, including among those media outlets whose accounts were blocked without explanation, which openly accuse washington, saying that this manual was handed down from above the administration macron, but this is again the opinion of some journalists who allow themselves to voice it, perhaps you will answer in monosyllables, is extradition from fra