i want to draw attention to sas. the scandinavian airline it had to file for chapter 11 bankruptcy in the u.s. we are seeing ramifications on the stock down 20% today one of the first casualties of what is happening in the last couple months. casualty with the energy crisis as well. one of the questions, julianna, is there more to follow? >> we will have more andalysis later in the program >>> i want to bring you the numbers for the pmi. the eurozone pmi at 53 a touch better than the flashes estimate of 52.8 in terms of the composite for june, 52 versus 51.9 as expected in terms of the detail, the s&p global, the sharp decline in the rate of the business activity raises the risk of the region slipping in economic decline in the third quarter. the manufacturing sector in decline. the services sector suffering a market loss of growth momentum in the cost of living crisis the cost of living crisis is central to the economic outlook moving forward we are in expansion territory looking at pmi >> with that, let's bring in

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military insiders say the sas accounts are implausible.ossible. if the person was so negligent, you would be getting rid of the special forces guy, you would be saying "you allowed someone to grab a grenade behind the curtain, you don't deserve to be in the special forces, you could have got everybody killed." we looked at one sas tour and identified 5a suspicious killings injust six months. the evidence suggests sas executions went on for three years. i think allegations of the kind that you're making are incredibly shocking, and if they are true, then they would make me deeply sad and also deeply angry. the ministry of defence said in a a statement today... "we believe that bbc panorama's episode about sas operations in afghanistan jumps to unjustified conclusions, from allegations that have already been fully investigated." the main mod investigation into war crimes in afghanistan was operation northmoor, but senior investigators who were part of it have told us they were stopped from getting to the truth. we were hitting brick walls in

the sas were hunting for bomb makers, but something went wrong.ts a pattern of deliberate killings. we've spoken to eyewitnesses who were on some of these night raids. now, they don't want to be identified, but they say they saw unarmed afghans being shot dead by british special forces. panorama obtained military reports that show people were repeatedly shot dead after surrendering to the sas. we looked at one sas tour and identified 5a suspicious killings injust six months. this isn'tjust rogue troops on the ground. 0ur evidence shows that those at the very top of special forces were warned. one of my team, an officer, has been told that there is, in effect, an unofficial policy to kill, wherever possible, fighting age males on target. what is extraordinary is senior officers didn't report the allegations to the royal military police, but kept them in a secret classified file for another four years. the ministry of defence said in a statement today. we believe that bbc panorama's episode about sas operations in afghanistan jumps to unjustified co

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the sas were hunting for bomb makers, but something went wrong.rn of deliberate killings. we've spoken to eyewitnesses who were on some of these night raids. now, they don't want to be identified, but they say they saw unarmed afghans being shot dead by british special forces. panorama obtained military reports that show people were repeatedly shot dead after surrendering to the sas in 2010 and 2011. we looked at one sas tour and identified 5a suspicious killings injust six months. this isn'tjust rogue troops on the ground. 0ur evidence shows that those at the very top of special forces were warned. one of my team, an officer, has been told that there is in effect an unofficial policy to kill, wherever possible, fighting age males on target. what is extraordinary is senior officers did not report the allegations to the royal military police but kept evidence in a secret classified file. there was another opportunity for special forces to come clean. general sir mark carleton—smith, who stepped down as head of the army last month, became head of sp

it comes a day after the sas pilots union announced they would start striking immediately.kr is the frontrunner in the bidding for deutsche telekom's wireless tower unit. deutsche telekom is expected to make a decision this week, the unit may be valued at about $20 billion in any deal. bloomberg's told airbus delivered 55 jets in june, leaving it 2/5 of the way toward its full year goal. they have handed over fewer than 300 planes this year against a 12 month target of 720. supply chain issues and raw material shortages are holding back deliveries. that's the bloomberg business flash. tom: laura wright thank you very much indeed. christine lagarde is guiding euro area monetary policy but it has become a lot harder. the bundesbank president has warned about the dangers of anti-crisis toll, as discussions intensify on a key pillar of the ecb chief's plans to raise interest rates. what you make of the bundesbank, to what extent could the germans constrain the ability of madame lagarde to put it cap on yields, particularly on it comes to btp's? yogi: it is a concern with everyt

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panorama looked in detail at one sas tour.cutions. the evidence suggests sas executions went on for three years. i think allegations of the kind that you're making are incredibly shocking. and if they are true, then they would make me deeply sad and also deeply angry. the british ministry of defence says extensive investigations into the conduct of uk forces in afghanistan found insufficient evidence to bring charges, and that military police will consider any allegations should new evidence come to light. but some believe it is time to look again at the behaviour of sas death squads that arrived in the night. richard bilton, bbc news. we will be talking to richard later in the programme about that story. let's take a look at today's papers. and a number of front pages feature the tory leadership race. the daily mail carries the headline — "back me or it'll be rishi". it says the foreign secretary, liz truss, has warned the tory right that it risks "handing rishi sunak the keys to number 10" if it fails to unite behind her. th

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a bbc panorama investigation found evidence that one british sas unit killed 5a people in suspicioushis week he had no doubt his successor would want to thoroughly investigate the killings. but admiral sir tony radakin gave this response. we have conducted two independent service police investigations, and both of those have come to the conclusion that that did not happen and that there is not sufficient evidence to merit a criminal prosecution. rail workers have announced another round of strikes over pay and conditions injuly and august. and the leader of britain's largest private sector union, unite, says the country is facing a "summer of discontent" if workers are made to "pay the price of inflation". sharon graham says that tens of thousands of workers are already involved in disputes with employers, and the union was confident of securing double digit pay rises. she's been speaking to our economics editor faisal islam. injune, thousands of rail workers walked out in a national strike. now more announced forjuly and august. and rail isn't the only industry affected by strike ac

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you know, our fisher sa visiting, if he can truly come to taiwan. ah, and for me is also 2nd law. i figured he important steak on that got isa. united state is ready to change ice current policy of strategical ambiguity into strategical care, ricky. so if the piracy truly come to visit, ty one and you can mention the, i know other restriction for, ah, i did all features us off. he has come to these talent so that i mean, so if you know a sacrifice the change you of the u. s. policy to what i want from a general max. you thank you very much for being on the show today. okay, thank you. since the beginning of the year, china's military posturing towards taiwan has growing more aggressive. it's been holding more combat readiness drills nearby. it infiltrates the self ruled islands as space almost on a daily basis. in response tie, one is ramping up its military capabilities. ty one's home grown 85 gravy gl leaves its nest. the fighter jet will be deployed for air to air and air to ground combat training missions. the aircraft can also be integrated with a variety of weapons in the ev

i have the sas, a for men, will have sex with men. this includes for the moment, reducing your number of sexual partners decades on from the aids crisis, healthy experts, a warning against stigmatization and homophobia in relation to monkey pox. they also point out that the risk of infection in the general population is large. the w h o says the outbreak won't require mass vaccinations, but it's repeated a now familiar warning urging rich countries not to horde monkey pox. vaccines potentially leaving vulnerable people in poorer countries at risk. and remind me of the top story we're falling for you. this, our ukraine is calling for the red cross and you went to investigate a missile strike on a prisoner of war camp that killed dozens of captured, ukrainian soldiers present. introlatta zalinski described it as deliberate mass murder, russia denies, carrying out the attack. instead. blaming you, chris, you're watching d. w. news live from berlin up. next is text our, our tech show more news in 45 minutes. on the green and then you feel

all of us from the pacific island to the sa hell to europe. no climate is the most important challenge of our time because it threatens the lives of millions of people. it threatens our peace and stability order world wide. it is a most serious international security issue. of our time, our political correspondent nina houses at the german foreign ministry were that meeting is taking place and joins us now. near germany is a big industrial player that's heavily reliant on fossil fuels is what is germany doing to tackle the climate crisis. and is it seen as enough? well, some countries are beginning to say that germany is not doing enough. and this government did set out to be one that was going to tackle the climate crisis head on. there are ambitious plans in place to boost renewables. germany wants to become a climate neutral economy by 2045. but then of course, came russia's latest aggression against ukraine. germany is heavily dependent on russian energy and so the government is now frantically looking for short term solutions to find othe

now sas, it aims to take legal action on ukraine up use for more weapons. eastern regions are continuously bombed. ukrainian civilians in that don't ex region are once again caught in the middle us, russia presses it's offensive. but the u. s. s. pledge and more military aid for keith. ah, eddie micah juniors the name welcome to the program. the leadership officer lanka is in doubt of to put test t as in colombo storms, the compound of president roger. pox, security sauces. say he alley. i left the area for his own safety, public anger, other countries. nita has been mountain when the countries unprecedented economic crisis. people are enjoying acute shortage is a fuel on medicines with a country unable to pay for invoice. for its explain the hardships on a rather pop star in his family who they see are corrupt. meanwhile, the prime minister's office says he's willing to resign. my loan obviously is senior assistant editor that he mileage salvation in colombo. we asked him how the government is reacting to the protests. the latest news we have been getting conflicting reports that the prim