but on wednesday, it seemed to vanish somewhere in the waters of the south atlantic ocean. left the southernmost tip of south america on monday and was heading back to its base in mar del plata, just south of the capital buenos aires — a distance of around 2000km. the search has been concentrated about halfway. it is from where the sub last made contact on wednesday. it is a huge area and bad weather and high waves are now slowing the search. translation: we have to consider it might be on the surface of the waters. it would be easier for the submarine to get help that way. the sanjuan has a crew of a 1m. it is more than 30 years old but was refitted in 2014. the newest of argentina's three submarines, it carries 22 torpedoes on board. so, what could have happened? the navy said a powerfailure may have caused communication problems. if that's happened, operational guidelines say the submarine should have surfaced. three ships and two aircraft have been searching, nowjoined by a nasa plane, ahe uk survey vessel hms protector the uk survey vessel hms protector and a us navy a

the argentina orators are saying the very fact that it is a sign of life somewhere out in the south atlantic ocean that they are trying to contact or it is on the ardennes i'm close to the dollar though where there's something really a r a a someone with forty four crew members on board is exactly that there is an extensive search and rescue operation going on with all the resources that they watch the argentine all the roads is also now with the help chalet and all of the it is the united states sending its bertie's listening equipment the british authorities as well all helping in this rescue operation is now gone eleven o'clock at night here in argentina but that operation will continue into the night and into sunday maybe more the families of those forty four crew members a gathering here class are at the naval base they're increasingly concerned as each hour goes by without some news about what happened to the submarine but as i said they are not already saying everything that can possibly dark is being done to try to find out so make contact with with the crew members they simply lost

the lead story: the argentine navy say it is believes there was an explosion in the south atlantic atsubmarines went missing. now here is a developing story for you after weeks of stand—off. the police in papua new guinea started to move refugees and asylum seekers out of a closed detention centre on manis island. a0 people from the former australian—run centre have been be relocated but still 300 others remain. let's have a look at the pictures. here are people inside the pictures. here are people inside the camp. men protesting there. refusing to leave. they feel that they will not be safe if they leave. so that's the situation for the men there. also, ithink so that's the situation for the men there. also, i think we can show you pictures from inside the camp. it's a pretty squalid situation. there are reports that the police attacks the men and destroyed their possessions in the raids. and this is what is happening in sydney. protesters: bring them here. taking a stand against the manis island refugees. the australian government said it had no involvement in the operation. in mid—

one of wednesday as it was returning to its base in mar del plata from a routine mission of the south atlantic the search for the vessel has been have heard by stormy weather that has the latest from model parter. the search and rescue operation is continuing through the night and into sunday with the argentina thor it is saying they are now cautiously optimistic after receiving more they say were seven attempted satellite cause which failed to connect but were a sign of life somewhere deep in the south atlantic in the meantime the united states chile great britain of all offered their assistance and women sending expertise to argentina to help in the in the search operation to find the sound one submarine the argentine authorities have not heard from the crew since wednesday morning they and the families of the forty four crew members are becoming increasingly concerned as each hour passes without hearing from the submarine they're not calling it or the mergence he has yet they have no news of any mechanical failure or any other technical failure or simply saying they've not heard from the cr

the sanjuan disappeared four days ago in the south atlantic with 44 crew on board.

and we have the latest on the submarine that went missing in the south atlantic, as the argentine governmentromises a full investigation into its disappearance. hello and welcome to world news today. a deadly terror attack at a mosque in the sinai peninsula in egypt has killed at least 235 people. more than 100 people have been injured, many critically. it happened in a remote town in northern sinai, near the city of el—arish. militants entered the mosque during friday prayers, opening fire and detonating a bomb. they were armed with automatic rifles and rocket propelled grenades. it is the deadliest attack yet in the three year insurgency in sinai. james landale has the latest — a warning there are some distressing images in his report. these were some of the chaotic scenes after the attack, as hundreds of wounded people were rushed to nearby hospitals. survivors of one of the most deadly attacks on civilians in egypt. witnesses said the militants stormed the mosque in northern sinai and exploded a bomb inside. they said around a0 gunmen then fired on worshippers as they tried to flee. they

somewhere deep in the south atlantic in the meantime the united states chile great britain have all offered their assistance and we're sending expertise to argentina to help in the in the search operation to find the ira's son from the submarine the argentine authorities of the hudson the crew since wednesday morning they and the families of the from g four crew members a becoming increasingly concerned as each hour passes without hearing from the submarine other not calling into the mergence he has yet they have no news of any mechanical failure or any other technical failure simply saying they've not heard from the crew since wednesday morning in the meantime the whole of argentina is watching and waiting with great nervousness with great voice to hear what happens the pope has said that he is praying for the forty four crew members watching time president. saying that he will stop at nothing to try to find out what has happened to the crew of the of the sound one still ahead on al-jazeera. we call on the world to look with the yemeni people and put an end to our history a passionate plea

on wednesday as it was returning to its base in mile del plata from a routine mission in the south atlanticthe search for the vessel has been hampered by stoolie weather. gerry adams the leader of the irish republican politician fein has announced he'll step down after almost thirty five years he was a leading voice for sheehan fein and the westminster m.p. when his party was the political wing of the ira that's the irish republican army the paramilitary group force a guerrilla campaign against british control of northern ireland for almost forty is gerry adams played a central role in peace in the ninety's leading to power sharing between shem fein and prove british unionists those are the headlines inside stories next. how would you say you out. where every. there are reports saudi arabia is demanding money from senior officials it's.

underwater explosion is detected near the area where an argentine submarine disappeared in the south atlantic44 crew on board. a 96—year—old d—day veteran has been left with life—threatening injuries after being attacked with a claw hammer at his home in taunton. in the next hour: held under five star hotel arrest — we get exclusive access to riyadh‘s ritz carlton — holding 200 of saudi arabia's most powerful people. as far as detention centres go, this is beyond compare. luxury swimming pool is beyond compare. luxury swimming pool, restaurants, a gym, everything is glittering. and a bitter blow to britain — after brussels ruled it can't now host the 2023 european capital of culture. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the uk is in danger of losing almost 20 years of growth in earnings — that's the stark warning from the institute of fiscal studies after yesterday's budget. the independent think tank says the squeeze on living standards in the past ten years is unprecedented and warns that the economic outlook is "grim". it says there's no imminent end to austerity and government borrowing

argentine navy says satellite detected an explosion on the day a submarine went missing in the south atlantic. the biggest ever photo album in the united states, reflecting the everyday life of postwar america. christian: welcome to "world news america." i'm christian fraser in london. for almost three weeks now, some of the most privileged members of saudi society have been held in the ritz-carlton hotel in riyadh and interrogated on orders of the crown prince. mohammad bin salman has presented the arrests as a crackdown against corruption. they would also seem to consolidate his position as the most powerful man in the kingdom. among those health is the --ntries were just investor the country's richest investor, billionaire al-waleed bin talal. very few have been allowed into the hotel, but our international correspondent lyse doucet was given rare access. lyse: we drive in under police escort just past midnight. no one enters without official permission. the world's most talked about hotel. riyadh's most palatial, most prestigious, now a gilded prison. i'm taken in by saudi officials, told

seemed to vanish somewhere in the waters of the south atla ntic somewhere in the waters of the south atlanticft the southernmost tip of south america on monday and was heading back to it's based in mar del plata just south of the capital buenos aires, a distance of around 2000 kilometres. the search has been concentrated at the halfway. it is from where the sub first —— last made contact on wednesday. it is a huge area and bad weather and high waves are now slowing the search. translation: we have to consider it might be on the surface of the water is. it would be easierfor the submarine surface of the water is. it would be easier for the submarine to get help that way. the san juan has a crew of a 1m. that way. the san juan has a crew of a 1:4. it that way. the san juan has a crew of a m. it is more than 30 years old but was refitted in 2014. the a 44. it is more than 30 years old but was refitted in 2014. the newest of argentina's three submarines, it carries 22 torpedoes on board. so, what could have happened? the navy said at powerfailure what could have happened? the navy said at power f

the argentine navy vessel disappeared four days in the south atlantic with 44 crew on board. hospital in florida after suffering multiple organ failure. a spokesman for the 67—year—old, who rose to fame in the 1970s sitcom the partridge family, said he is conscious and surrounded by his family. more on that story at bbc.com. let's have a look at the headlines in the morning's newspapers. we start with china daily — which leads on a joint military exercise between chinese and us rescue teams. but the article about singles day caught our eye — the phenomenal amount of money spent just over a week ago. 0nline retailers took an average of a billion dollars each hour on november the 11th. the south china morning post leads on proposed reforms to the hong kong education system. it also looks at a three point plan which china's foreign ministry has put forward to help resolve the rohingya migrant crisis in myanmar. and the japan times carries a story from america's military top from president trump to launch a nuclear attack. and the front page picture shows the beautiful foliage of

halfway between south africa and south america, it's a tiny volcanic island in the south atlantic ocean. the total population, 259 — almost all are descended from the original settlers 200 years ago. it's a fishing and farming community. it's a very simple lifestyle. you live how your ancestors did, basically. nothing has changed dramatically. everyone is very close. it's a small community. everybody helps each other. i think we are all equal and we are all treated equally as well. tristan da cuhna is the most remote inhabited island on earth. there is no airport, a boat comes once every two months and it's a seven—day sail to cape town. even though our island is so isolated, as individuals you're never alone, whereas in london it's not isolated, but as an individual because you don't know anybody you sometimes feel isolated. but on tristan it's impossible for you to feel alone. so this is the original co—partnership that was signed by the original settlers, including william glass. he was your great—grandfather? yes. the girls have come here to see an extraordinary document. it's now 2

there are sometimes navy says the search for the missing submarine that has been lost in the south atlantic for a week has reached a critical phase christophe you know the forty four crew onboard are running low on oxygen officials say and no ways made a week ago in the south atlantic could provide a clue to the vessels location. the growing desperation of the families is clearly heard in their prayers as they gather outside my. home naval base of the missing submarine relatives say they are becoming increasingly distressed as hopes the vessel has been located raised and then dashed. among those unaccounted for is eleanora schreier thirst brother she's putting her faith in his strength of character. when they feel that everybody will tell you that he's an excellent person and must be keeping all his crewmates calm he's a really special person that's why we're waiting here because we know he'll return to. the argentinian navy estimates that if the submarine has not surfaced since it went missing there should be enough air to last the crew between seven and ten days . it's a critical situatio

underwater explosion is detected near the area where an argentine submarine disappeared in the south atlantic — with 44 crew on board. an army sergeant is to face a retrial on charges of attempting to murder his wife by tampering with her parachute, after the jury failed to reach verdicts. more than 70 people have been rescued — after heavy rain caused flooding in parts of northern england and wales. a 96—year—old d—day veteran has been left with life—threatening injuries after being attacked with a claw hammer at his home in taunton. coming up: a bitter blow to britain — after brussels ruled it can't now host the 2023 european capital of culture. our economics editor kamal ahmed reports. it can all seem a little distant — the treasury, the government department that publishes the budget, but what this grand office of state says matters for all of us and today it became clear why. the budget‘s major growth downgrade revealed the amount we earn has not increased for a decade, however hard we work and however far we travel, and those stagnant wages could be with this well into the next decade.

underwater explosion is detected near the area where an argentine submarine disappeared in the south atlantic

high technology on the water rescue vessels out in the south atlantic they've been searching pretty much the all. already lost contact with the submarine the a r a a sound one on the fifteenth of november but they now think that the submarine is at the bottom of the sea anything from two hundred meters or below the sea level to several thousand perhaps so they hope to find a submarine ready to answer some of the questions but the families of those forty four crew members many of them left this base yesterday very angry with the way the operation the search operation is being conducted with the information that came their way many of them have said they've been told that the crew members are dead and they're not going to see them again but they like the rest of argentina are asking for answers as to what happened as to why the information took so long to come to light the way it came to light and also the vessel itself the sunk one it was built in one nine hundred eighty three commissioned in one thousand nine hundred five a very old a diesel electric submarine it was true to carry on ope

the a r a sound one will be found alive the rescue operation the search operation out in the south atlantic has now shifted to try to find the whereabouts of the vessel the argentine authorities believe it now to be at the bottom of the sea anything between two hundred meters and three thousand meters if it is indeed a three thousand meters below sea level there's very little hope that the vessel will be recovered and the crew members will be left there for eternity to expire really many in argentina the argentine government and now asking questions about what happened today are a sound one why it took so long for information about the reported explosion that happened shortly after it lost contact to reach the author it is to reach the family members why such an old vessel built in one thousand nine hundred three commission the nine hundred eighty five was still operational sailing from the southern port of los while out in the south atlantic ocean to here its base in. a full investigation has been ordered by president about a sealed mockery of argentina but it's quite possible that with th

the sand on wednesday as it was returning to base in ma del plata from a routine mission in the south atlanticare those are the headlines inside story is next. with. their report saudi arabia is demanding money from senior officials recently arrested crown prince philip and solomon says it's an anti corruption operation but many say it's a way for him to increase his power so.

the international rescue operation is ongoing in the south atlantic close to where the submarine disappeared board. this woman's husband is on the sanjuan. a clue to what might have happened. rescuers say an unusual sound, heard when the submarine sent its last signal, suggests there may have been a catastrophic problem on board. translation: we received information that it was an abnormal, singular, short, violent and nonnuclear event consistent with an explosion. the argentine navy had said earlier the mission to find the sub had reached a critical phase. there was concern the crew could be using up the last of its oxygen supply. so far, there's been no sign of the missing vessel. the reuter‘s news agency says a us navy plane detected an object near the area where the sub sent that signal, but it couldn't be identified. for a week now, relatives of the 44 crew members have been coming to the naval base to pray for the safe return of their loved ones, but with today's news, many have become angry, accusing the navy of lying and raising false hopes. translation: i feel cheated. they say it's

the sanjuan disappeared five days ago in the south atlantic with 44 crew on board.any collapsed. now it is time look at the stories that are making the headlines in media across the world. we begin with zimbabwe's online newspaper newsday. no surprises, its leading what's dominating many front pages — president robert mugabe refusing to resign and now facing possible impeachment. in the german media, we go to deutsche welle online this morning. with the story we've been talking about — german chancellor angela merkel facing political uncertainty after coalition talks collapse. it's also raised the prospect of new elections. uk prime minister teresa may is today convening her new brexit inner cabinet ahead of december‘s european council meeting. she's expected to get the green light from ministers to increase her brexit divorce bill offer. staying online for the guardian, the publication claims that internal

it says there was a big operation in the south atlantic that they failed to locate the submarine and a spokesperson said there was no chance of finding anyone alive. the argentine navy giving up the search for its missing submarine. now its time for meet the author, withjim naughtie. fiona mozley‘s elmet is a story that you might describe as contemporary gothic, raw and dark and lyrical with a rich bit of melodrama, debut novel powerfully enough to take it to the man booker short list in the autumn, told by a m—year—old, it sets the here and now against a brutal and more elemental past and explores a complex and ambiguous flesh ship between three members of afamily flesh ship between three members of a family who are all in their own ways different —— ambiguous relationship. welcome. it's interesting that in trying to write about the contemporary world, trying to say something about the contemporary world, you were drawn toa contemporary world, you were drawn to a wild past, a man who lives on land that he doesn't own in a house that was built with his own hands. how did you come to

investigation into what happened to a navy submarine that disappeared more than a week ago in the south atlantic. he said it was important to know why the vessel had apparently suffered an explosion. there were 44 crew members on board. let's have a look at the front pages of this morning's newspapers. the financial times says europe's banks have removed more than 350 billion pounds worth of assets from the uk in the last 12 months, after the vote to leave the eu. the times claims a defence minister is threatening to quit if the military is forced to impose more cost cutting measures, including reducing the army to below 70,000 soldiers. the mail headlines movement in the brexit negotiations with the eu signalling it is willing to start talks on a possible trade—deal after the latest talks with theresa may. the telegraph cites a new report that says one in five women won't become a mother as childlessness has doubled within a generation. and the express writes that winds from the arctic will descent on the uk this weekend with temperatures hitting as low as minus six. shortly, it'll be time for

signals from the submarine — argentina believes it's heard from the vessel missing in the south atlanticof thousands of people have marched in the zimbabwean capital,

argentina's navy has raised the possibility that a navy submarine missing in the south atlantic suffered an explosion. and unusual sound was recorded a week ago several hours after the navy last had contact with the vessel and the forty four crew members on board. the head of germany's social democrats martin schultz has met with the country's president as part of efforts to break the post-election political impasse b.s.p. de party has been coming under increasing pressure to drop its resistance to joining another grand coalition under chancellor angela merkel her conservatives won the most seats in september's election but have not been able to put together a governing majority which. people in the united states have been celebrating thanksgiving in new york crowds turned out for the traditional parade. the holiday is the country's busiest travel period and also ushers in the christmas season. at the. robert mugabe's resignation has catapulted zimbabwe into a fresh era on friday its new leader will be sworn in and he's promised a new democracy but can the oval hold in the colony and. th

picked up noises on sonar which could be coming from a submarine that went missing days ago in the south atlantic relatives of the submarines forty four strong crew are waiting for news at the naval base in ma del plata the navy said the noises came from a position in line with the path the submarine would have taken. the ruling party in zimbabwe has moved to begin impeachment proceedings against president robert mugabe the embattled leader's refusal to quit following a military intervention has plunged the african nation into crisis his zandu p.f. party says that impeachment proceedings are likely to start tomorrow. and in a new twist the army says that mugabe is in contact with his ousted vice president who is set to be his successor now in a statement that was issued this evening the head of the army said that former vice president running god is working with the president on a solution to the crisis with mid fit the consultation with the president to a. mip on that very situation in that country. i buy new developments we. want that to be true the president and the form of vice president comm

submarine ara san juan missing since wednesday in the south atlantic, a huge international search and rescue mission is under way including u.s. navy planes, under water vehicles hoping to find the 44 crew members alive. >> i want you to know that we have tripled the search effort on the surface and under water. these ships are following submarine routes. >> the operation has been hindered by conflicting crews and major storms over the past 4 hours. with waves up to 20 feet reported, some ships were forced to turn back while others are operating at limited capacity. if the submarine has sunk but remains intact, the crew should have a week to 10 days of oxygen. but it's unclear if the rescue operation is focused in the right area. the sub lost contact near the fawklin islands. it's ruling out british or american submarines join the search and rescue saying they don't possess the type of technology needed to find the san juan. >> sending a submarine to the area to perform some type of search wouldn't ad anything because they don't have the technology or elements to do the under water se

investigation into what happened to a navy submarine that disappeared more than a week ago in the south atlantic. he said it was important to know why the vessel had apparently suffered an explosion. there were 44 crew members on board. now on bbc news, our world. over recent months, hundreds of thousands of rohingya muslims have fled from myanmar to bangladesh, driven from their homes facing terrible violence. gabriel gatehouse tells the story of one massacre in the village of tula toli. this programme contains distressing and graphic accounts and images of violence from the beginning. these people have just crossed the border. they are in no man's land and being driven from their homes. now, they are waiting for permission to enter bangladesh. the rohingya are people that neither country want. what happened in your village? transocean want. what happened in your village? tra nsocean macro they just want. what happened in your village? transocean macro theyjust burnt their houses. these are some of the survivors. they are hungry, sick and scared. across the river, the rest of the brett campaign

they are looking for debris on the surface of the water in the south atlantic and are monitoring sonar symbols -- signals. >> a first for the queen and her royal subjects. on this day, 70 years ago, the queen married prince phillips. these photos mark the occasion. she's the first british monarch to celebrate a platinum wedding anniversary. among the events are a small family party this evening at windsor castle. teri okita has more from london. >> reporter: 91-year-old queen elizabeth and the 96 royal duke of edinburg were all smiles as they posed in front of a platinum backdrop for their 70th anniversary. there celebrating with a small family party but no public event. back in 1947, princess elizabeth married her prince charming, naval lieutenant, philip mountbatten at a lavish wedding that offered a reprieve from the hardship of a war worried -- war weary britain. five years later, philip broke the news that her father, king george, had died. >> she became queen and from that moment, they took a backward step in terms of his own career and his own life. >> reporter: like all couples

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. >> more than 12 countries are helping to scour the south atlantic ocean for any sign of the missingsel. after a series of false leads that gave family members a glimmer of hope, news of the explosion was broken to them at the naval base. amid the grief, anger. >> i think we came to a funeral. that is the reality. what bothers me most is they are not telling families the truth because there are still people with hope. now they cannot find the bodies and they do not want to admit it. >> summer pointing fingers at the governrnnt. it i is being accused off corruption and not putting enough money into the armed forces. has promised to improve investment in the defense ministry. the new budget calls for a 40% increase in funding. this news just coming in now. aipac -- has cap attacked a packed mosque near the provincial capital during weekly p prayers. we will follow this developing story and bring you more as we know it. capital has dropped them -- captain has dropped them from the doubles. they have been replaced for saturday's doubles. in friday's opening singles poille willas play. to

underwater explosion is detected near the area where an argentine submarine disappeared in the south atlantich 44 crew on board. ina in a moment it's time for sports day. first a look at what's coming this evening bbc news. a blow for britain after a number of this cities are told they can't compete to become european capital of culture in 2023. we will get a reaction. with a big drop in the number of workers are starting apprenticeships, we will ask why so many employers are struggling to say, you are hired. and at 10:1i0pm we will take a look at what is making the front pages in tomorrow's papers. we'rejoined making the front pages in tomorrow's papers. we're joined by making the front pages in tomorrow's papers. we'rejoined by the head of politics at the daily mirror and the times columnist ian martin. now it's time for sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jessica creighton. coming up tonight... ashes debutants james vince and mark stoneman lead an england fight—back on day one in brisbane. is there a link between between heading a football and brain damage? a new study will in

the navy says there was an explosion near the place where the sub went missing in the south atlantic. >>> here in this country they are bracing for more rain in western washington where flooding has caused major erosion on the banks of the river. a shed was swept away. on thursday the river reached its highest level in more than a decade. >>> as the long holiday weekend winds down, the pacific northwest is just about the only part of the country where the weather might cause delays. remarkably clear in the rest of the country. most enjoying great weather except for the rain and a little bit of snow in northern new england. >>> still ahead, when doctors orders mean not staying inside but getting outside. >>> the black friday baa nan sa and how it added up to staerging new wealth for one man. >>> imagine not feeling well, going to your doctor and being given a prescription for something you can't find at a drugstore. it's a kind of natural healing you can only find outside. our medical correspondent dr. john torres explains. >> what kind of other berries do we find? >> reporter: a day l

nuclear explosions tests they somehow saw about the explosion in the deep south of the south atlantic ocean it was revealed to the arjun's high an ambassador in vienna in austria and he then pass the information on to the north or it says it was revealed to the family shortly before a news conference in model plotter at the naval base early this morning and then revealed to the rest of the world so the questions are being asked about why it was done in that particular way did the argentine authorities know about the explosion before it was revealed to them by the austrian or thorazine is there was it just the way that information was communicated their search and rescue operation is still going on countries ten countries involved with. ships on the water rescue equipment still out in the south atlantic looking with the last hope that they may still be alive but really the hope of many of the family members much of argentina has now run out and they will be in the. asking for a full inquiry and very full time obviously for the relatives of the crew members of. the large clinging on to

and sea search is taking place to try to find an argentine submarine which disappeared in the south atlanticnjuan has 44 crew onboard, including the argentine navy‘s first woman submarine officer. the boat's last known position was about 260 miles off the coast of patagonia. here, a 49—year—old man, who was arrested on suspicion of murder following the disappearance of teenager gaia pope, has been released while inquiries continue. paul elsey, confirmed as a suspect to the bbc by his father, is from swanage. murder detectives now focussing their forensic investigations on homes, cars and an area near a coastal path where women's clothing was found. miss pope's family have confirmed the clothing matched what she was believed to be wearing on the day she went missing. the sinn fein president gerry adams has said he will set out a plan for a leadership change in his party at its conference in dublin today. mr adams, one of the most significant and divisive figures in irish politics, has led sinn fein since 1983. he's indicated he won't stand down immediately, but will talk about future plans. t

it has been missing in the south atlantic for a week. have been lowered for the next ideas. in his budget the chancellor dropped the forecast for growth this year from 2% to 1.596. for growth this year from 2% to 1.5%. philip hammond unveiled a series of measures which he says that the uk on a secure footing. in this budget i have set out a vision for britain's future and a plan for delivering it. by getting oui’ plan for delivering it. by getting our debt down, by supporting british families and businesses, by investing in the technologies and skills at the future, by creating the homes and infrastructure our country needs, we are at a turning point in our history, and we resolved to look forwards, not backwards. to build on the strengths of the british economy. to embrace change, not hide from it. to seize the opportunities ahead. and together to build a britain fit for the future. i commend this statement to the house. thanks for being with me. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is... ratko mladic has be

attempted satellite cause which failed to connect but were a sign of life somewhere deep in the south atlantic in the meantime the united states chile great britain have all offered their assistance and whitman sending expertise to argentina to help in the in the search operation to find the ira's san fran submarine the argentine authorities have not heard from the crew since wednesday morning and they and the families of the forty four crew members are becoming increasingly concerned as each hour passes without hearing from the submarine now they're not calling into the mergence he has yet they have no news of any mechanical failure or any other technical failure or simply saying they've not heard from the crew since wednesday morning in the meantime the whole of argentina is watching and waiting with great nervousness with great voice to hear what happens the pope has said that he is praying for the forty four crewmembers arjen time president mauricio macri is saying that he will stop at nothing to try to find out what has happened to the crew of the of the san juan well in a few moments we'

scouring the area a vast area of the south atlantic hoping that there is life hoping that the submarine will come to this and they can rescue those crew members daniel as we mentioned the navy saying that they're not ruling out any theories what could have happened do we know. isn't there's a very old submarine it was bought from germany and in the mid one nine hundred eighty s. it's been renovated several renovated since then to give it a life of service life of another thirty years or so it's run by diesel and electricity the orthorexic say that it's lighted in all it was still in good working condition it was on a routine mission from the southern port to the southern tip of argentina swire here in margot last journey of something like three thousand kilometer as. i said has been speculation the lack of communication there was a fire on board it was a failure some of this of the systems on board really in your thirty's do you know at this stage simply they lost communications it's fine to reestablish communications but to get that close quickly as possible daniel thank you very much

the world, concern is growing at the 40 crew members of an argentinian summary missing in the south atlantic. today it was revealed that satellite cause detected over the weekend did not come from the submarine. storms are also public process. the navy says the summary was on its way back to base after reporting an electrical fault. >> donald trump has declared north korea a state sponsor of terrorism. trump said the move to blacklist the regime again was long overdue. pyongyang was removed from the list in 2008, north korea and the u.s. are over kim jong-un's controversial nuclear program. >> the american coleader charles manson has died in a california hospital at the age of 83. in the late 1960's, he ordered murders including that of the actress sharon take in 1969, murders that shocked the world. manson said that he hopes to spark an apocalyptic war between the races. instead he ended up behind bars. he was still in custody when he died of natural causes. >> charles manson's mug shot has become synonymous with manipulation and murder. he plotted gruesome killings that shocked and scandal

against time in argentina while they continue to search for a submarine that went missing in the south atlantic four days ago. a detected seven brief satellite calls were taken from the vessel, raising hopes that they are alive. we are live in london. good morning. >> good morning, yeah, you are right, it is turning in in to a ray against time for the submarine and the 44 souls on board. these satellite calls that brought hope to the search efforts have, at seems not been as useful in locating the vessel. the commander saying they analyze the weak signals but they could not help determine a point on the map to help the search. this is families and love ones gathering at a naval base in argenti argentina, desperate for news, where messages of hope line the fences. but while hope may be waning the search effort is growing a spokesman said they have tripled the search effort on the surface and under water. this includes ten airplanes and 11 ships from the navy, including other countries as uruguay, chile, brazil and peru, the united states and britain are trying locate the sub. >> so many holding

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