. >> and into this confusion suddenly drops the inmarsat data. >> inmarsat, a british company, reportsas handshakes, with their satellites. >> that was a watershed moment. and that changed everything. >> it changed everything because everyone had thought flight 370 had gone completely dark. but the discovery of the digital handshakes was proof the plane was in the air for several hours longer than anyone thought. >> suddenly they have evidence that it flew west and south and continued to fly for some 6 1/2 hours. >> using complicated calculations, inmarsat could roughly determine where the plane was going. >> this is evidence that is kind of getting close to black magic. i mean it's a feat of mathematics and ingenuity and reverse engineering. but we just don't know how accurate it is. >> but it is also the only hard evidence available to investigators and malaysia's prime minister at the time, najib razak. >> i asked them again and again, are you sure? and their answer to me was, we are as sure as we can possibly be. >> he needed to be sure because based on those calculations, the prim

inmarsat, we're talking about interest in the company that confirms the have been approached. providers.te will there be hopes for another renewed deal? story,g with the trade you said something really interesting. clearly, there is a lot of focus on opening up chinese markets. you talk about the rate of assent, the rate which it is catching up your actually, you say that allowing more capital and allowing us to be a calm part of the global markets will actually increase the pace at which it catches up. in a sense, we have to be careful of what we wish for. anna: if it is a competitive game, one against the other. >> the way to the economy works is that they can focus on what they do right now. today, there are more papers on artificial intelligence than in english. which is itself surprising. there is this tit-for-tat strategy also inside the chinese communist party. it is seen by them as getting authority, and there are two things that are not and never will be uniform. land reforms, because of the vested interest within the farming community and the financial market overall

these stories together and actually not not say everything which is why the exhibit is to actually inmarsat ourselves into expanding on different topics and using the architect of the national museum of but there wants to do stand for centuries a shared ambition between those who planned and built the vision of a grand desert draws osama bin. tough a quick check of the headlines here that the british parliament has failed to agree on the turn of jobs and prime minister to resume his principal out on wednesday and he has to control the process from leaving the main sponsor to step down if they've bought. one and has the latest from westminster. nobody expected that any of the ace at this early stage would get a clear majority there will be another votes round on monday of next week that was already part of the process that the m.p.'s wrote into it when they seized control of this seven hour window of opportunity today so they're going to have another go on monday i think what's interesting is the margins that we're looking at here and the idea that the customs union for example was only beat

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inmarsat is among shares on the move in london today, up 15% after the satellite operator revealed at pours for mrs me. —— mrs may. i think he probably will. he is asking about the prime minister‘s decision overnight to not ask for a long delay. because only last week parliament voted for a short delay, but asked to keep open the possibility of a longer delay. stand by for another brexit bust up later this afternoon, when, if not the pm, she might be busy letter writing to jean—claude juncker explained why she only wants a short delay, but maybe she won‘t answer the question, maybe she won‘t answer the question, maybe it will be the brexit secretary or her deputy. intriguingly, he is pointed out as having described ruling out a long delay as downright reckless. he will be on the spot as he has to answer the question —— he may have to a nswer the question —— he may have to answer the question. all will kick off before that as i am sure that there will be tory mps wondering what is going on, particularly tory remain as —— tory remainers. their fear is that mrs may has put no deal back