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we have been investigating allegations of extrajudicial killings by the sas in afghanistan.ed that one squad alone was linked to 54 that one squad alone was linked to sa suspicious deaths on i6—month 5a suspicious deaths on i6—month tour that ended in may 5a suspicious deaths on 16—month tour that ended in may 2011. those allegations are subject to a public inquiry and that public inquiry is ongoing. what we have always said though, is although bad things were happening on the ground, it was being relayed back. senior officers knew about it. that takes us to where we are today. the general, the second most senior man in the british military, when he was in special forces, british military, when he was in specialforces, he heard reports of sas members talking about killing people. in one formal statement from a senior ss officer, he was told about unarmed people and detainees being killed, all fighting age males are night raids being killed, of things like weapons being left next unarmed victims to justify their killings. he was given the inner documents and is, rather than h

we've been investigating allegations of extrajudicial killings by the sas in afghanistan.alone was linked to sa suspicious deaths on one six—month tour that ended in may 2011. now, those allegations are subject to a public inquiry and that public inquiry is ongoing. what we've always said, though, is although bad things were happening on the ground, it was being relayed back, senior officers knew about it. that takes us on to where we are today. general gwynjenkins is the second most senior man in the british military, but when he was in special forces he heard reports of sas members talking about killing people. in one formal statement from a senior sas officer he was told about, for example, unarmed people and detainees being killed, of all fighting age males on night raids being killed, of things like weapons being left next to unarmed victims to justify their killings. so he was given that in a document and rather than hand that document on to the military police, he put that in a secret dossier and he locked it in a safe and it stayed in that safe for four years as ge

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general gwynjenkins, who is now vice chief of the defence staff, was warned back in 2011 the sas wereys it's fully committed to supporting the public inquiry i'm joined now by panorama reporter richard bilton. what is the background to this? we have been investigating allegations of extra judicial killings by the sas in afghanistan and last year we reported one squadron alone was linked to sa suspicious deaths on a six—month tour that ended in 2011. those allegations are subjected to an ongoing public inquiry and although bad things were happening on the ground it was being laid back and senior officers knew about it was texas auntie where we are today. general —— texas to where we are today. —— matt it is taking us to where we are today. the general heard reports about sas members killing people and in one formal statement from an officer he was told about unarmed people and detainees being killed and meals on night raids being killed and things like weapons being left next to unarmed victims to justify their killings. he was given that inner document and rather than hand on to the m

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hello, the program “sas is authorized to declare” is on air, i am its presenter nadezhda sas, i greetses, events, people will affect the life of the country and each of us. a multipolar world, a new and unsafe reality, is the state ready for it? we'll talk about this right after the digest of key events in world politics this week. on october 26-27 , an international conference of high level of eurasian security, realities and prospects in a transforming world. the event was attended by about 120 representatives of 30 eurasian states, including the minister of foreign affairs of belarus oleinik, the minister of foreign affairs of the russian federation lavrov, the minister of foreign affairs of hungary peter szjaarto, the csto secretary general imanli tosmagambetov, the head of a number of socio-political organizations and associations of countries of the eurasian economic union, representatives of the academic expert community of the eu, cis and sco, a number of important topics were discussed to determine the prospects for eurasian security in the context of the crisis of changing w

sas want to touch the lives of millions such farmers in the next few years.scaled up, can help transform the lives of some of india's poorest communities. before we go, let's update you with other business use making headlines. australia's second biggest telco optus says it's gradually restoring services following a massive outage across its mobile phone and internet networks, affecting millions of customers. just over 40% of the country uses optus with more than 10 million customers. the company has not specified if it was because of a cyber incident. last year cyber bridge at optus exposed the personal details including home addresses and passport numbers of of customers. one production is on course to fall this year to its lowest more than six decades. the international organisation for vine and wines has output is excited to four x 7% compared to last year. it has blamed extreme weather events in the southern hemisphere as well as some parts of europe which have led to poor harvests. that's it for this edition of asia business report. i'll be back tomorro

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what is also important for sas is what used to be sas was a traditional subscription, monthly, with -monthly or annual fee. we are seeing more sophisticated pricing models either capacity-based or value-based. it is evolving continuously. at the core, it is about buying software on a subscription basis, rather than buying a perpetual license. caroline: you brought back key lps, british patient capital, sam invest, and some new. what is it they like about european vc investing at the moment? mikael: we are happy to raise the fund for avenger as an asset class and venture backed growth companies in general. our model is focused on long-term creation avoiding hype cycles and that resonated really well with both returning and new investors specifically as it relates with --to europe and investing in software in europe. there is a sort of coming of age where a lot of people are recognizing that the factors which have historically favored perhaps much more u.s. companies are not as important today when it comes to the availability of talent, when it comes to the availability of actually dea

us a bit more about what the secretary—general had to say. about what the secretary-general had to sacretary-general had tosa. . , ., .,g , to say. what we 'ust heard from jens stoltenber: to say. what we 'ust heard from jens stoltenberg was — to say. what we just heard from jens stoltenberg was a _ to say. what we just heard from jens stoltenberg was a very _ to say. what we just heard from jens stoltenberg was a very strong - stoltenberg was a very strong message of support for ukraine. he praised ukraine on the battlefield, saying they continue to inflict heavy losses on russia. and that they have recaptured 50% of the territory that russia had seized. he believed this is a very big win for kyiv. he also talked about russia and he said that president putin made strategic mistakes when he decided to invade ukraine. he said that russia is losing influence, that russia is losing influence, that it that russia is losing influence, thatitis that russia is losing influence, that it is now weaker politically, economically and militarily. he said that it has now lost hundreds of aircraft a

what more had they been sa in: ? , . military. what more had they been sa inc? , ., ., , military.t more had they been sa in? ., __ ., saying? the israeli army say that all of the activity _ saying? the israeli army say that all of the activity they _ saying? the israeli army say that all of the activity they are - all of the activity they are carrying out at the moment is basically to accomplish two missions. first of all, to destroy hamas and secondly, to bring home those estimated 240 hostages. as you say, in the past hour or so, they have said that one of those hostages, her body has been recovered. a 65—year—old and we are told that her body was recovered at a structure near to the al—shifa hospital, the main hospital in gaza where the israeli forces have been searching through today and also yesterday. they say that they have been various tests carried out and her family have now been been various tests carried out and herfamily have now been informed. we were looking at the official website, then bring them home website, then bring them home website that has been set up to t

hello , on air the program sas authorized, declare. i and the presenter nadezhda sas, welcome you.e remind you that this is a program for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect the life of the country and how the painful blow to ukraine from the side west, we will talk about a significant reduction in military assistance after the digest, the key events in world politics this week. emmanul macron is looking for an alternative to uranus from niger in central asia. after a military coup in an african country, france lost supplies of fuel for its nuclear power plants. paris is trying to find a replacement in kazakhstan, which the french leader visited last week on an official visit. central. asian republics have become one of the main beneficiaries of the sanctions western wars against russia. many supplies of western goods to the russian market go through their territory. kazakhstan and uzbekistan are vying to replace russian energy resources on eu markets. serbian president aleksandar vucic has scheduled e

hello, sas is authorized to air the program, and its presenter nadezhda sas is also present.lad to welcome you. let me remind you that this is a program for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect the life of the country. and each of us. the war on drugs is the topic of our today's program. let's talk about how ukraine is turning into a drug hub in europe. but first, about the key events in world politics this week. a large-scale belarusian delegation arrived in equatorial guinea. on november 14, 2023, in the city of malaba, negotiations were held in a narrow composition of the belarusian delegation under the leadership of foreign minister oleinik with colleagues from equatoria. headed by the minister of foreign affairs of international cooperation and diaspora. the countries confirmed their serious political commitment to developing bilateral cooperation. in during the meeting, they discussed the progress in implementing the agreements reached by the heads of the two states in minsk to develop coope

jeg går så ind og læser den her article, han sender mig og finder ud af, at fact så er der ikke noget i den, jeg finder ogsa ud af, at ham der er ceo eller hvad det hedder for den her lobby organization, er en der er tit ude og varse hvad netanjahu gör, hvad den israel you see, it is related to the people's community supporting the people of gaza in rotterdam, the dutch. however, following the response of the resistance, palestinian sources announced that the qassam battalions of the military wing of the hamas movement had a bulldozer and a tank of the zionist regime. they targeted and destroyed yasin 15 in southern gaza with a rocket. the qassam battalions also announced that they targeted the zionist gathering in al-karamah area with rockets and suitable weapons . on the other side of the lebanese hezbollah battlefield , pictures of the site targeting al-mammtullah published in the eastern part of the border of occupied palestine and lebanon. the islamic resistance forces of lebanon also announced that they targeted a group of zionist infantry with guided missiles. from the moment a

inquiry, what matt hancock has to sa ? ., �* , �* inquiry, what matt hancock has to sa ?inquiry, what matt hancock has to sa? ,., say? that's right. a lot of those who given _ say? that's right. a lot of those who given evidence _ say? that's right. a lot of those who given evidence have - say? that's right. a lot of those - who given evidence have mentioned matt hancock, who was health secretary, mentioned his role throughout the pandemic. last week we heard some of the scientists talking in terms of perhaps he might have been overenthusiastic in terms of presenting things to meetings early on, that maybe he should not have a mother has been criticism from the likes of dominic cummings, the former chief adviser to boris johnson, as prime minister, who has questioned both within and without of the inquiry, whether matt hancock should have kept hisjob. he is scheduled for the best part of a day and a half of evidence, obviously a crucial, key role during the pandemic being the health secretary, until the point that he lost his job over a breach of covid rules. but before t

hello, the program “sas with authority to declare” is on air.m its presenter nadezhda sas, i am glad to welcome you. let me remind you that this is a program for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect the life of the country and each of us. today we’ll talk about the weapons of the future, but first we’ll tell you about the main events in world politics. in argentina , libertarian oppositionist javier miley was elected as the new president; he scored about 56% of the votes against just over 44% for his rival, the minister of economy sergio massa, a 50-year-old economist and former television commentator, miley, has won a victory by challenging himself to apply radical thinking to an economy suffering from triple-digit inflation, a looming recession and growing poverty. miley promises economic shock therapy. his plans include closing the central bank, abandoning the peso in favor of the us dollar and cutting spending. potentially painful reforms that resonated with vote

hello, the program “sas is authorized to declare” is on air. i am its presenter nadezhda sas.ings. and i remind you that this program is for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes work. events: people will affect the life of the country and each of us. about the main ones we’ll tell you about the events of world politics this week right now, and then we’ll talk about the dramatic events that are unfolding right now in the middle east. the eleventh meeting of the belarusian-turkish intergovernmental commission on economic cooperation took place in ankara. foreign minister of belarus sergei olenik said that the countries have come significantly closer to fulfilling the strategic goal set by alexander lukashenko and recep tayyip erdogan to increase mutual trade turnover to one and a half billion us dollars to reduce the imbalance in mutual trade. under the conditions of western sanctions , the republic of belarus is of primary interest in resolving issues of mutual settlements, logistics, delivery of goods to turkey, and also thro

you make of what mr hewitt had to sa ? ., . , you make of what mr hewitt had to sa ? another occasion when they were clearly issues and difficulties. martin hewitt was a senior officer in the metropolitan police, he became chair of the national police chiefs' council and he had a role in the pandemic and that's the body that was trying to coordinate police response across multiple forces, all around the country, and guide them through and what he was saying was that they could see as the pandemic approached, they could see in other countries like italy that these unprecedented measures were going to have to be taken to be brought in, essentially limiting people's liberty. he said nothing like that had happened since second world war. it was clear that this was going to fight every square metre of the country and also with an indefinite time line. the problems he pointed to that arose from that were first of

this is video from the idf of them striking sa 22 in syria that was operated by iran or being used by iranian proxies there. so they have shown the capability to handle these systems and to strike them from the air. but of course now the situation is entirely different with israel embroiled with a war in gaza and the possibility that hezbollah could enter this in a much more significant fashion. so even if israel has dealt with sa 22 before, certainly not under these circumstances and that's what everyone here is watching very closely. according to other sources on the matter, so far, the u.s. believes that iran and its proxies don't want to get involved in a big way but of course as jim pointed out, the speech from the hezbollah leader, earveryone is watching that speech to see where this goes and what it means. it's also worth pointing out the common denominator. syrian president backed by iran and they have worked with russia there, which has also backed assad and provided the wagner support. you see the ties here linking all of these different groups. >> absolutely. thank you very

hello, the sas program is on air in full, announce its presenter nadezhda sas.emind you that this is a program for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect the life of the country and each of us. the war on drugs is the topic of our program today, let's talk about how ukraine is turning into a drug hub in europe, but first about the key events in world politics this week. a large belarusian delegation arrived in the equatorial region. on november 14, 2023 , in the city of malaba, negotiations were held in a narrow composition of the belarusian delegation led by foreign minister oleinik with colleagues from equatorial guinea led by the minister. cooperation and diaspora. countries confirmed their serious political commitment to development two-way interaction. during the meeting, they discussed the progress in implementing the agreements reached by the heads of the two states in minsk to develop cooperation in specific areas, including agriculture, food industry, medicine, pharmacology, c

i am the presenter nadezhda sas, i welcome you.et me remind you that this is a program for those who want to better understand what is happening and understand how these processes, events, people will affect the life of the country and each of us. a multipolar world, a new and unsafe reality. is the state ready for it? we'll talk about this right after the digest of key events in world politics this week. on october 26-27, minsk hosted international conference. level of eurasian security, reality and prospects in a transforming world. the event was attended by about 120 representatives of thirty eurasian states, including the minister of foreign affairs of the republic of belarus sergei oleinik, the minister of foreign affairs of the russian federation sergei lavrov, the minister of foreign affairs of hungary petr szijjártó, the csto secretary general ima tasmagambetov, the head of a number of socio-political organizations and associations countries of the eurasian economic. union, representatives academic and expert communities of

east so let's hear what he has had to sa . ,., ., east so let's hear what he has had to sa . ., east has had tosa. ., �*, ., to say. good afternoon. it's both a leasure to say. good afternoon. it's both a pleasure and _ to say. good afternoon. it's both a pleasure and important _ to say. good afternoon. it's both a pleasure and important to - to say. good afternoon. it's both a pleasure and important to be - to say. good afternoon. it's both a pleasure and important to be here| pleasure and important to be here which is extraordinary work, every single day is a lifeline to palestinians in gaza. and at great cost, 170 members of unrwa have lost their lives and thousands showing up to help the people. i have extraordinary admiration for the courage they are showing and we are here to hear about the efforts, the ongoing efforts, to be able to talk to people in the field and to express our ongoing support for the work of unrwa including through the assistance that the united states has dedicated to unrwa over the last three years. so let me say again our condolences to those who have los

reveal... that the british government has issued denotice to media outlets to suppress information about sas operations. we'll be discussing the implications of these revelations after this report by letifa abu about britain's active participation in genocide. it is clear that israel's genocidal war on razza aims to drive the palestinians out to the sinai desert of egypt. a recent leak document from the israeli ministry of intelligence laid out. the plan for this operation and ways in which it can be sold to palestinians and the international community. it is attempt by the netanyahu government to push further into the plans for greater israel. make no mistake, this plan will fail. already, the rivati unit of the israeli occupation forces has been completely eliminated on the ground in gazza. a military that is so used to striking from above and bullying at checkpoints will struggle with the heart. realities of urban warfare, ghaza will be your quagmire, welcome to the graveyard of invaders. there have been reports of us delta force involvement in the attempted invasion of ghaza. the delta f

reveal that the british government has issued denotice to media outlets to suppress information about sas operations. we'll be discussing the implications of these revelations after this report by latifa abochakra about britain's active participation in genocide. it is clear that israel's genocidal war on razza aims to drive the palestinians out to the senai desert of egypt. a recent leaked document from the israeli ministry of intelligence laid. out the plan for this operation and ways in which it can be sold to palestinians and the international community. it is attempt by the netanyahu government to push further into the plans for greater israel. make no mistake, this plan will fail. already, the rivati unit of the israeli occupation forces has been completely eliminated on the ground in gazza. a military that is so used to striking from above and bullying at checkpoints will struggle with. the harsh realities of urban warfare, ghaza will be your quagmire, welcome to the graveyard of invaders, there have been reports of us delta force involvement in the attempted invasion of ghaza. the

if you see something, you sa you seesee something, you sa something you call 911, you report it to law enforcement. and i sure hopl e that the fbi has their resources dedicated to these threatsr resour becauss is what americans are most concerned about. right. and aaron, back to you. concd abght the last question.uh okay, so we've got t 50 hopefuly hostages back.ur we've got four times that. we've got another 150, as farr as we know there. how long do you think thisk offensive will take and will hamas keep trying to interrupt the flow of israel in itsits ta takedown of hamas? >> judge, it's a good question a i don't want to speculate on the idea of a macro operatioo sp n around terms of how long it's going to take. but i think israel is starting to put the bow on the hamas package here i. i don't think it's goingon to take long, but israel's got to be very diligent. they've got to be very careful. have gothe tunnels are complex. it's what we call tubular or linear assault team of the dayt. . they got to get in there. but i want to talk to to your guest. last answeo yourr also, becausen

keeping the tech simple and low—cost has allowed sas to on—board thousands of women entrepreneurs tofor the localfarmers. at the crack of dawn, shivagi is sorting his onion harvest to be sent to the drying facility. 0nion prices are very volatile. when the cost of transport is more than the cost of production i used to just throw away the crop, many times the lower grade crop would not get sold, nearly half of what i had grown would rot. now all of it gets picked up at the farm gate and my income has gone up substantially. 0nce dried the produce comes to this factory. which processes it further into packaged food that is sold to big companies and restaurants. the farm to factory chain gives growers an assured market and helps cut middlemen. can you talk a little about about the various levels you are creating impact? we are creating impact at three main levels. first is the food wastage where are reducing the food wastage by converting this b or c grade material into the value added products. that is the first claim. we are giving these dryers, most of the dryer is 100% are used by t

there's something that's really saed about understanding the history of the in-between. we like to go from the i have a dream to barack obama in 2008, but we don't like the in-between. we don't like the assassination. we don't like the mountaintop speech. we don't like, you know, the war onn drugs. we don't like massive castle creation. but that's the reality of e entire story. and muchhe same way twain is picking out of time, period, where you're starting to see the in-between sne. but that's unsettling, especially in the narrative structures we celebrat the ones that just really go from either before or immediately after. you know, you make me think about i had a student a couple of years ago who asked me, what do you think it was like to be a teenager. at one of shakespeare's shows watching romeo and juliet, a show that is about teenagers? and i thought it was such a great question. and the reason why i thinkbout it right now is twain gives us a chance to see what we would never see in a history book, which is the interface, e engaging of a poor white boy, son of an a

would they really be able to get these right wingers to back off, i doubt it, the other option that sas is looking at is of course the military one, the military one is one which has never been available to the palestinians before, and it's because of the support of the that they've got that support, that option is on the table, that's why he's saying that there's a longer term game here, okay, stay safe, say it, it's always a pleasure to check, check in with you and pick your brain on stuff, especially stuff this sensor. joining us from uh london said mosan abbus journalist and political commentator. iran's foreign minister says israel must immediately end its genocide in gaza, humanitarian aid must enter the territory a large scale. amir abdullah hanyan made the remark in a phone call with his british counterpart tapuranian diplomat sa cause the current crisis is israeli occupation. am abdul said palestinians are entitled to fight. occupation under the law, he also touched on britain support for israel saying that london has to adopt a pragmatic approach to regional developments. brit

decision, is that what you are sa in? ., ., decision, is that what you are sa inc?banished from the realm _ saying? hamas need to be banished from the realm of— saying? hamas need to be banished from the realm of existence. - saying? hamas need to be banished from the realm of existence. it i saying? hamas need to be banished from the realm of existence. it is i from the realm of existence. it is for the good of all decent people in this region. everybody deserves to live in peace foot of israelis and palestinians alike. brute live in peace foot of israelis and palestinians alike.— live in peace foot of israelis and palestinians alike. we have to leave it there but — palestinians alike. we have to leave it there but thanks _ palestinians alike. we have to leave it there but thanks for _ palestinians alike. we have to leave it there but thanks forjoining i palestinians alike. we have to leave it there but thanks forjoining us i it there but thanks forjoining us live here on bbc news. thank you. a good day. let's go straight we live to a spokesperson for unicef. he jo

i dunno on sas who dares wins? i dunno if you've seen him. on sas who dares wins? him. on sas who dares wins? i dunno if ythere isen him. on sas who dares wins? i dunno if ythere is oneim. on sas who dares wins? i dunno if ythere is one interesting >> there is one interesting thing that's coming out of it. i know boris doesn't out of know boris doesn't come out of anything but anything particularly well, but one done here is it one thing he has done here is it looked like he did have the right thought about how we can tackle just didn't have tackle this. he just didn't have any the gumption any of the gumption or leadership skills deliver it. leadership skills to deliver it. he on everybody else. >> i'd like to ask elon musk if his robots have made his ai robots would have made better that's a good better decisions. that's a good point. to make a call back. >> they just let us all die. >> they just let us all die. >> nicholas well >> nicholas all right. well we've done that one pretty well. so the telegraph. and so let's do the telegraph. and an backfired. an snp p

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hello, the sas program is on the air , its presenter nadezhda sas, i welcome you. processes, events, people will affect the life of the country and each of us. multipolar world: the reality is new and unsafe, is the state ready for it? we'll talk about this right after the digest of key events in world politics this week. on october 26-27 , an international high-level conference on eurasian security, reality and prospects in a transforming world was held in minsk. the event was attended by about 120 representatives of 30 eurasian states , including the minister of foreign affairs of the republic belarus sergei oleinik minister of foreign affairs of the russian federation sergei lavnov, minister of foreign affairs of hungary, petr szijjártó, csto secretary general ima tosmagambetov, head of a number of socio-political organizations and associations of the countries of the eurasian economic union, representatives of the academic and expert communities of the eu, cis and sco states, a number of important topics were discussed to determine the prospects for eurasian se