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european it. again, at the clubs that had european football, maybe had good success european football, maybe had good success in european football, maybe had good success in cup competition already, and another success in cup competition already, and another cup competition around the corner and another cup competition around the corner as well. there probably a lot of the corner as well. there probably a lot of the the corner as well. there probably a lot of the clubs feeling that their players lot of the clubs feeling that their players are getting work too hard. england s players are getting work too hard. england s cricketers will be without their head coach for the fourth ashes test as he is in isolation after one of his family tested positive for covid 19. three support staff and family members have contracted the virus. the matches are due to start next wednesday. england 3 0 down in the series at a rate and have already lost the series. it rate and have already
not a great hit rate, i would say. we checked, the big stories you re not coming on. we normally would give a statement if an existing executive isn t available. i would also say is not the bit of accountability that the bbc has in place, of course. we have feedback on radio. and we have the most robust complaints process as well. which means that anybody can write in a complaint and get an answer to it. under your tenure there s been a number of controversy on bbc management such as, at the revelations about martin bashir and the row over naga munchetty s comments on breakfast about donald trump. what s your biggest regret? 0h.laughs. i ve got quite a few, to be honest. hindsight is a wonderful thing, isn t it? you look back and you say oh, if only i d taken a slightly different decision there.
experts is bad. so this is triple times bad. the pentagon saying that over 1100 rockets of different types have been so far used throughout this invasion. and the x-555, these two green lines here, they sell for about $1 million each from russia. so if you do your simple math, if you want 100% hit rate, you have to fire at least two missiles. that s $2 million. that failure, as we re showing here, that can get expensive. the other option for the russian military is to go with ground artillery. now, the issue with ground artillery is you have to be within 30 miles. there s about a 30-mile radius around lviv, and there are no russian forces here. that would make it very difficult to happen. okay, something else we re getting in, and that s a major shift to the east really quickly here. when we look at what s happening in the east, i want to show you just these quick boxes of the change in the last well, the
to believe they were surveilled and convincing them to agree to do a forensic investigation into the device and then we were able to find some traces a lot of times. paul, amnesty international did play this crucial role in analysing some of the actual phones that you obtained from people on the list. as i understand it, they were able to detect traces of the pegasus software on 37 phones and you got hold of 67 to test, which is quite a high hit rate. i wonder paul, though, amnesty is a campaigning charity. it is rather unusual, isn t it, for a journalist to be outsourcing this forensic work to a third party? did you feel they were impartial enough to partner with you? i think the unusual thing would be if a journalist tried to do that kind of advanced forensic work on a mobile phone themselves. amnesty international security lab is run