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. >> good afternoon, lieutenant commander kristy butler working closely with captain frederick from rccton, search and rescue commission coordinator, thank you. [ inaudible question ] >> when you're in the middle of a search and rescue case, you always have hope. with respect to the noises specifically, we don't know what they are. the p 3 detected noises. that's why they're up there. that's why they put sonar buoys in the water. the good news is what i can tell you is we're searching in the area where the noises were detected and will continue to do so, and we hope that when we're able to get additional rovs which will be there in the morning, the intent will be to continue to search in those areas where the noises were detected, and if they're continuing to be detected and then put additional rovs down in the last known position where the search was originally taking place. >> i hadn't heard 30 minute intervals. so here's what i can tell you. so i am not a trained ear for underwater aquatics. that's why we have a team of experts that are analyzing that data. that data was sent immedia

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not looking rcc-creraii.— sleeping tuesday. not looking too overall. there will be too bad overall.o replace nicola sturgeon as first minister. it was made clear that nicola sturgeon favoured humza yousaf and that gave him a significant advantage. but given this huge shock yesterday to see nicola sturgeon arrest covid and questioned for seven hours by police, there are a lot of people now saying to humza yousaf she needs to be suspended not just from people like the scottish conservatives. of course you would expect them to say that, but also from long standing snp mps like angus mcneil and in the last hour or so, ash regan, who of course ran for the leadership, saying that nicola sturgeon herself should consider resign her membership. and if she doesn't do that, humza yusef should act. so a lot of pressure. we don't know where nicola sturgeon is. she's not at home and we have yet to hear from humza yousaf himself . from humza yousaf himself. catherine, thank you very much incieeci. — catherine, thank you very much indeed. darren— catherine, thank you very much indeed. darren mccaff