is complex and involves experts and equipment from multiple countries. this is what captainjamie frederick from the us coastguard had to say about the noises. with respect to the noises specifically, we don t know what they are, to be frank with you. the p3 detected noises, that s why they re up there, that s why they re doing what they re doing, that s why they put sonar buoys in the water. the good news is, what i can tell you is we re searching in the area where the noises were detected, and we ll continue to do so. and we hope that when we are able to get additional rovs, which will be there in the morning, the intent will be to continue to search in those areas where the noises were detected and if they re continuing to be detected and then put additional rovs down in the last known position where the search was originally taking place. i m joined now by captain bobbie scholley a former us navy diver. thank you very much for talking to us. you have been involved in a number of sea
why does the uk have worse core inflation than every other g7 country? there are fears rising interest rates could mean a million mortgage holders could see disposable incomes fall by more than 20%. we ll talk to two people facing painful choices in the face of their mortgage rises, along with the shadow treasury minister. also tonight, the five men on board the missing sub are thought to have to have enough oxygen to last until tomorrow. a glimmer of hope was raised over multiple underwater noises which have continued today. we ll speak to ex us navy diver
we have hopefully sorted out the technicals. she is a former us navy diver, obviously regarding the missing submarine, and apologies for theissues missing submarine, and apologies for the issues earlier and thank you for your patience. you are answering about the search and rescue missions you have been involved in, and whether there is still hope, essentially. whether there is still hope, essentially. whether there is still hope, essentiall. . ., , essentially. yes, i do believe there is still hope- essentially. yes, i do believe there is still hope. because essentially. yes, i do believe there is still hope. because we essentially. yes, i do believe there is still hope. because we are - essentially. yes, i do believe there is still hope. because we are still. is still hope. because we are still out there collecting the data, finding the search area, and as you heard in the interview from the coastguard, they are taking that data including the information on those sounds that t