u. k. welcome to the w. so 10 years on the 10 years on what happened to the malaysia airlines plane is still a mystery. and that's all we know. is it a disappeared from radar? what could have been behind that? yeah, because uh the, the, the unusual case normally uh, we know where the accident happened. but in this case uh, we still don't know what happened to the cross and a, to dispute it in the ocean. and on like on the land, we can have satisfied the g at craft to search by the ocean. it's so the way that the uh tool was we have no power to locate the acrobat. so that's why, despite the sad thing, comments, we still have no solution to find this past. so that's a huge chevy to families and actually for all of us. and maybe can you maybe explain to us what could have happened for a plane to disappear from the radar? is that something that happens frequently or visually so what's behind that? oh yeah, no, lovely, very nice. uh so that was kind of all the question, the distance in this particular case uh the

u. k. welcome to d w. so this building they should have trial over this apparently dropped to image . does it really matter if it was or it wasn't? well, i suppose it's, it doesn't really matter in terms of from a point of view is a family photograph. this is kate, obviously mother's day showing of a wonderful family picture of myself. but the problem that this is so generation is the fact that she has submitted this to a site. so agency, and all of these agencies are so they all manipulate all they are they, they have to be controlled through editorial guidelines and through practical codes of practice. and so that's the issue in the fact that you cannot submit anything which has been manipulated into a photo agency because of a mistrust in the media to towards the public. right? so it would have been one thing if it is a sheet opposed to base to social media, quite another to, to submit it to a journalistic agency aside that, that's it. yes, because i have these ethical codes of conduct. we have in the u. k. here we have it, so we have the b, p a's guide of conduct. we have an u. j

u. k. welcome to d w. so this building, they sort of trial over this apparently dropped to image. does it really matter if it was or it wasn't as well? i suppose it's, it doesn't really matter in terms of from a point of view is a family photograph. this is kate. obviously, mother's day showing of a wonderful family picture of myself. the problem that this is so generation is the fact that she has submitted this to a function of agency. and all of these agencies are so they all manipulate all they all say they have to be controlled through editorial guidelines and through ethical codes of practice. and so that's the issue in the fact that you cannot submit anything which has been manipulated into a photo agency. because of mistrust in the media towards the public. right. so it would have been one thing if it is a sheet opposed to base to social media, quite another to, to submit it to a journalistic agency inside that box it. yes, because i have these ethical codes of conduct, we have in the u. k. here we have it. so we have the b p a is guide of conduct. we have the n u j and all

u. k. government economic advisor. welcome to you all. so there was no customer a press conference following this is congress by premiere. the key can that would have helped us read the runes and try to understand china's challenges in china's future direction. so i know, let me come 1st of all to you and i want to 1st of all, whether the absence of a press conference was in fact, a way of avoiding scrutiny over the collapse of the massive housing market. and also talk around the 5 percent growth figure posted which some people for this year, which some people find them vicious. so do you think that the government will draw the not be talking about real estate and do you think that 5 percent g d p growth is realistic? well, let me answer those in reverse order. i do think if they just say 5 percent. uh, they've been pretty good about hitting their targets in terms of discussing real estate. they discuss it a great line. cuz as in our discussion, hopefully we'll show in terms of why he didn't to do the press conference. so i'm going assume

u. k . diplomats of the u. n. he's currently working on the upcoming un summit of the future. gentleman, welcome to you. well, richard, let's start with you. is the un security council fit for purpose? in 2024. what was the thinking back in 1945, but it was decided to have these 5 permanent seats on the council. and to what extent just the one guys are now forcing the security council to run up against it's, it's do political limitations as well. the security council has never truly fulfilled its original purpose. it was meant to be a global policing agency and the us associates and partition the permanent members were meant to be the 5 policeman who would hold crises in check and avoid a return to major power war. ever since the 19 forty's, the council has failed to live up to that vision because of the tensions between the big powers. that was a period of to 1989 when cooperation improved considerably, but the council still fails overland to and over 1000. yeah. and i think what we're seeing today, if you credit any of it goes up. but also overall, the cases like my on my is the tensions involving the

u. k. counterterrorism police investigate the standing of no running opposition, journalist periods, erotic was stepped outside his home in london. the one welcome to the viewers around the world. i'm michael ok. the un peacekeeping force in lebanon unit. phil says that an explosion has injured 3 of its observers and a translator. the peacekeeping for says, those injured were on foot patrol when a shell struck nearby universe, as it is investigating the cause of the incident. i asked the w b route, bureau chief mohammed shedra for more details as to what we know so far. uh michael is that you and technical observers? uh we're on the mission near the blue line on the live in eases wiley a border when it last. ok, near there, a position to un peacekeepers operating in thousands of in on unit for the confront the incident. instead, it is cutting out investigations to determine the origin of the explosion. so far, 4 people have been report to the injured, the 3 that you and foreigners ended up in these translate to close the you and condemned the incident and said, but all its machines are carried out in coordination with all active parties on the g

u. k. he's also off of license to through a cultural history of the james bond films. welcome to the w professor. and what do you make of these reports making iron? taylor johnson and james bond. hello phelan, fine. so inviting me on the show this evening. i'm. i'm, i'm interested in these room is um i went to the jones, his name is b links to bottom. maybe for the last couple of years. yeah. so i think it's not assigned as soon as being said, can i? it says this time it seems to be getting traction broadcast, so they're picking it up. the book is all a shortening, quite significantly. we might still be in the situation of a room. uh, because fact, but we might also, if a man a costume, the decision is power speed, any leads. and the trouble is that one does have control over the an absence of a visa, real story. i renewed them on mine and lost control the now it says, here's the thing to watch sort of, um i just tried my tie, hey, what sort of out. and so it gets picked to play james bond as well. we, we've made a couple of sections cause an amount with a couple exceptions. m

u. k. he's also off of license to through a cultural history of the james bond films. welcome to the w professor. and what do you make of these reports? linking iron, taylor johnson and james bond. hello fellow, i'm fine. supervisee me on the show this evening. i'm, i'm, i'm interested in these agreements and to jones's name is b links to bottom. maybe for the last couple of years. yeah. so that it is not was assigned as soon as being said, can i it says this time it seems to be getting traction broadcast. those are picking it up. the book is all a shortening, quite significantly. we might still be in a situation of a room uh, because of the fact that we might also be securing the casting the decision about the speed, any leads and the show. what are the ones that have control over the names. and again, these are real story, i renewed them on model loss control the now it says, here's the thing to watch, sort of, um, i destroyed my tie, hey, what sort of out. and so it gets picked to play james bond as well. we, we've made a couple of sections, cause an amount with a couple ex

u. k. focus if i research is united nations especially, but i think the questions of human rights. welcome to the w professor. so 1st time a ceasefire. resolution has made it through the security council. we've surprised that it passed. i think most of us was surprised that the resolution was cabled in the 1st place, the united states and tape of the resolution on friday, which did not pass. it was v type by russia and by china and verse swiftly, the 10 men visit the security council who don't hold a visa. so i'm not permanent members who are elected for 2 year tons. table. this resolution one of the shortest resolution to the security council's history, which had 3 key messages. and the surprise was not that it costs, but that it was table decided to switch things in the 1st place. and why do you think the us didn't vote it down this time? this re key messages are ones that have global recognition. there may be a few states that does agree with one or 2 of them. the globally, there was consensus that that needs to be a ceasefire last apartment, one but for a short period of time to cease

u. k. the princess of well says she has cancer. the princess says she was diagnosed in january following abdominal surgery and this undergoing treatment also the med welcome to the program. we start in russia with a developing story authorities. the say at least 60 people have been killed, and more than 100 were injured off to shooting and fire inside acosta tool in moscow. just a note to view is that the fully reports contains some graphic images. this is a moment, goodman open fire. in a must go, comes that whole, the crowd scream and take cover shots echo through the auditorium. the thin site could also be heard here in the building. slowly. those are we skate and hummed. describe what happened. the silva and i was sitting in the hall upstairs where the balconies work. we heard gunshots at 1st. we didn't understand what had happened. then i personally saw how the terrace came and started shooting everyone in the end. they threw them on the top cocktail. everything was set on fire because there was panic. all the people was screaming shots were hood, there was panic, everyone was screaming, someone was shouting, someone was shot to get out. someone was

u. k. he's also all of the license to through a cultural history of the james bond films. welcome to the w professor. what do you make of these reports? linking iron, taylor johnson and james bond. hello fellow, i'm fine. supervisee me on the show this evening. i'm. i'm, i'm interested in his name is i want to, jones. his name is b links to bone. maybe for the last couple of years. yeah. so that it, it's not assigned resume as being said can i says this time he seems to be getting traction broadcast as a picking it up. the book is all a shortening, quite significantly. we might still be in a situation of a room uh, because as fact, but we might also basically my casting, the decision about spitting leads and the things i'm show, what are the ones that have control over the an absence of a visa, real story. i renewed them on mine and lost control the now it says, but here's the thing to watch sort of, um i just started my tie hey, what sort of rock so it gets picked to play james bond as well we've. we've made a couple of exceptions because there's an amount with a couple exception

u. k. counter terrorism police investigation, a tax on a rainy and journalist party set on seats was repeatedly stopped outside his home in london. the bed visible and welcome the united nations peacekeeping force and living on union field says an explosion has injured 3 of its observers and 11 east translator. it says they were on foot patrol when a shell struck me to buy the said to be in a stable condition, the peace keeping force says it's investigating what happened. barrow bureau chief mohammed traitor, has more. the u. n. technical observers, we're on the mission near the blue line on the easiest wiley a board when it last ok near their position to un peacekeepers operating in thousands of in on unit for the confirmed the incident and said it is cutting out investigations to determine the origin of the explosion, so far, 4 people have been report to the injured, the 3 that you and foreigners ended up in these translate to close the view and condemned the incident and said, but all the commissions are carried out in coordination with all active parties on the ground and that the vehicle have clear you and branding now and depend on the local news agen

welcome back. so i'm, we've heard these rarely representative just there and also from the u. k. rushed to japan. i'm a part of student representative, but to what extent will is rose alive, united states that play a critical role in what you might call the ends game here. politically, at least a big, big question. now after that we have a solid in front of us is the issue of the implementation. as you saw down there and can say small binding, say it's binding. the question is, the only way to follow up on this resolution. this is fire in water. we go this way, we low and the more airs we probably. okay. but give me, once again, we're going to have to into about to, to, to listen to this a speech from the e m, and not representative. bestest listening from the arab group and the international community as a whole. this is especially in light of the dangerous and catastrophic deterioration of the mandatory situation in garza which can no longer be accepted or tolerate the quad out. i'd be able to see our group would like to do one of the express. it's thanks and appreciation to all the members of

u. k. parliament invites as towns and cross iran for that 1st parliamentary elections since nationwide. protest in 2022. the hello. welcome to the program. we begin with the latest update out of gone. so where, how much is minute treat? when the cast number gates say that 7 captives have been killed in is rarely as strikes? now the announcement comes as the is really all me is facing global content nation following the kings of thousands of palestinian civilians while they were desperately trying to get food in dogs. the cities at least a 115 people with killed 760. well injured money is still in critical condition. these off, some of the scenes filmed as palestinians galvan bodies of the dead. the un, which has repeatedly failed to secure, will cease far as cooling for an independent investigation. meanwhile, in the south of gauze or the is right ministry is attacked. a school housing displaced, palestinians in hon. eunice, at least 4 people were killed. that more than $30220.00 policy and in some now been killed since is route launched. it's for now in gaza city and is riley as strike targeted a gathering of palestinian

u. k. counterterrorism police investigate the staffing of a new running opposition journalist periods, erotic was stepped outside his home in london, the warm welcome to viewers around the world. i'm michael. ok.

u. k. counterterrorism police investigate the stabbing of an iranian opposition journalist periods, erotic was stepped outside his home in one the unlike local welcome, the un peace.

time seeing welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world from the middle east in recent days, over 10000 palestinians, mostly women and children are being killed with u. k. u. s. and you nation weapons and gaza near jerusalem, and they donation media and politicians advocating against the seas for i'm, it's the slaughter of the war on children began 7 weeks ago today. but is israel repeated 911? really what nato corporate media want you to think it was one of the greatest john this in the world writing today has new revelations about what happened on october, the 7th. he's editor in chief of the grades on base in washington, dc. co director of killing gaza and author of the management of savagery, how america's national security state fuel, the rise of al qaeda, isis and donald trump. he joins me in the studio. max, thanks so much for coming to us studio. why? uh, i mean still the do by a show, it's not the global media for him, but have since something grimma than the outcome you're here. it is fairly gram. i had actually been in cairo, egypt hoping to reach the gyptian side of rafa to monitor the aid situation. i.

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welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world, from the middle east in recent days, over 10000 palestinians, mostly women and children being killed with u. k. u. s. and you nation weapons and gaza. i'm the jerusalem to make donation media and politicians advocating against us. he's fine. um, it's the slaughter of the war on children began 7 weeks ago today. but is israel repeated 911? really what nato corporate media wants you to think it was one of the greatest john this in the world writing today has new revelations about what happened on october, the 7th. he's editor in chief of the grades on base in washington, dc, co director of kenning garza and author of the management of savagery, how america's national security state fuel, the rise of al qaeda, isis and donald trump. he joins me in the studio. max, thanks so much for coming to us studio. why? i mean, it's still the do by a show. it's not the global media for him. perhaps it's something grimma than the outcome you're here. it is fairly gram. i had actually been in cairo, egypt hoping to reach the gyptian side of rafa to monitor the aid situation as part of a delegation that was goi

welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world, from the middle east, in recent days, over 10000 palestinians, mostly women and children. have been killed with u. k, u s. and you nation weapons and gaza. i'm the jerusalem to make donation media and politicians advocating against us these 5 minutes. this load or the war on children began 7 weeks ago today. but is israel repeated 911? really? what nato corporate media want you to think it was one of the greatest joined us in the world. writing today has new revelations about what happened on october, the 7th. he's editor in chief of the grades on basing washington dc co director of killing gaza. an author of the management of savagery, how america's national security state fuel, the rise of al qaeda, isis and donald trump. he joins me in the studio. max, thanks so much for coming to us studio. why? i mean, it's still due by a show. it's not the global media for him, perhaps it's something grimma than the outcome you're here. it is fairly gram. i would had actually been in cairo, egypt hoping to reach the gyptian side of rafa to monitor the aid situation. as part of a delegation that was going to ra

u. k condemns these attacks, unequivocally. this resolution sets out the urgent demand for the unconditional release of all hostages. and we welcome the ongoing diplomatic efforts by egypt data and the united states. to this end. the intense suffering of interest in palestinian civilians in goza shows no sign of abating. as a humanitarian catastrophe is on folding before our eyes. the resolution settings a clear and united message on the need for international humanitarian law to be upheld and for aid to be scaled up urgently. including the lifting of old barriers and paging its deliveries. president b, u. k. foreign secretary and prime minister have reiterated these messages in all contacts with prime minister netanyahu and other senior is rarely political leaders in recent weeks. we call for this resolution to be implemented immediately. this precedent, we need to focus on how we show the way from an immediate humanitarian pause to a law sting, sustainable peace without a return to fighting. that means the formation of a new palestinian government for the west bank and gaza, accompanied by an international support package, remov

welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world, from the u. a as 1000000 space starvation in palestine today protests to being held all around the world against the u. k. u. s. you nation on genocide in palestine of to tens of thousands, mostly women and children, have been killed by nature, a nation weapons. it comes off to the fatal demonstration of one u. s. f. for the soldier this week are in bushnell. he set himself on fire outside washington's is riley embassy, shouting free, palestine with his dying breath says he's ready. security and the gunners him all. this is joe biden, but just more billions of dollars from the usa to israel to carry out the genocide . one journalist who drives to hold us to account is either a cat, washington bureau chief or out goods newspaper. he joins me now from washington, dc. thank you so much site for coming on the show, millions demonstrating as i said, all around the world today and against this war in palestine and tell us what it's like to be in that state department briefing room. people can watch that on, on the answer that your questioning of buttons representatives, i mean you're, you're asking questions o

welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world, from the u. a as 1000000 space starvation in palestine. today protests are being held all around the world against the u. k. u. s. u nation of genocide in palestine up to tens of thousands, mostly women and children have been killed by nature, a nation weapons. it comes up to the fatal demonstration of one u. s. f. for the soldier this week are in bushnell. he set himself on fire outside washington's is really embassy shouting free, palestine with his dying breath says he's ready. security and the gunners him all. this is joe biden, but just more billions of dollars from the usa to israel to carry out the genocide . one journalist who tries to hold us to account inside our cab, washington bureau chief of our codes newspaper. he joins me now from washington, dc. thank you so much site for coming on the show, millions demonstrating as i said, all around the world today i against this war in palestine.

welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world, from the u. a as 1000000 space starvation in palestine today protest to being held all around the world against the u. k. u. s. you nation of genocide in palestine of to tens of thousands, mostly women and children have been killed by nature, a nation weapons. it comes off to the fatal demonstration of one u. s. f or a soldier. this week are in bushnell. he set himself on fire outside washington's is riley embassies, housing free palace.