a very strong message on palestine but do you expect them to follow through beyond what we ve heard today i don t know for some reasons one we ve heard some of the language before about about these jerusalem from the last summit about the u.s. or could mission of israel kept in jerusalem we ve heard words like dangerous like reckless like a violation of the national law but that was last year this time in fact the first statement came out in december two thousand and seventeen and aside from a non-binding resolution of the united nations there was no follow the second reason is it seems as i understand it from the summit. that there has been disagreement behind the scenes about how to react to the upcoming american initiative the so-called deal of the century some countries want to embrace it regardless of its. its negative implications for palestine and others want to reject it completely so because they couldn t agree on how to approach the american issues that they decided
whether to take a life lies with us so-called killer robots fully autonomous weapons that can select and kill without human intervention well they don t exist. here we don t want to see killing outsourced to machines on the battlefield or in policing or in border control an obvious circumstances this is why we call for a preemptive ban on the development production and use of killer robots as soon as possible we already have facial recognition technology to unlock hellfire and they could be used by a fully autonomous weapon and trying say to identify and then attack a target without a human heading the final say but what if it kills the wrong person or the machine malfunctions and continues to hunt and kill long after a conflict has been resolved whose responsibility is it when a fully autonomous weapon gets it wrong so everybody s got their experience with computers not working with barns and i pads failing. and that s an inconvenience at best imagine that when you have the
with a familiar, ugly subject. devon, and beneath ourfeet it s wednesday march the 27th. good morning from sidmouth in east devon, and beneath our feet in the sewers is a 64 metre long fatberg. that is not so pretty. one of the our top story. mps will vote on a range good morning from sidmouth in east of options on brexit today, sunniest parts of the uk, in the as backbenchers seize control devon and what promises to be a of business in the house of commons. beautiful day. but beneath our feet south west england, through parts of the so called indicative votes wales, we will see lengthy spells of are intended to give the government in the sewers is a 64 metre long fat sunshine. most are looking at an idea of the different types variable amounts of cloud, some of brexit a majority of mps might support berg, and that is not so pretty. sunny spells and some patchy rain in if theresa may can t get her own deal through the commons. the north and west. 1 will have more our polit
sphinx would be an open book by comparison. plans to fit all new cars with speed limiter devices have been approved by the european commission. counterterrorism officials say neo nazis in britain have been studying methods of attack shared online by the so called islamic state group. musicians pay tribute to singer roger charlery, known as ranking roger, who has died aged 56. prince charles and the duchess of cornwall have taken part in a classic car rally as they continue their official royal visit to cuba. and dealing with racism in football. calls for stadium and tournament bans as the sport wrestles with a familiar, ugly subject. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at nine. mps will vote on a series of alternatives to theresa may s withdrawal deal today to try to end the brexit deadlock. they will mark their preferences on a ballot paper to gauge support for the different options. the so called indicative votes are intended to give the government an idea of the dif
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