. uickl civilians and diplomats. very ruickl if civilians and diplomats. very quickly if you civilians and diplomats. very quickly if you can, civilians and diplomats. very quickly if you can, will - quickly if you can, will leaders from neighbouring countries be able to broker a deal at this point? it countries be able to broker a deal at this point? deal at this point? it looks impossible deal at this point? it looks impossible right deal at this point? it looks impossible right now - deal at this point? it looks i impossible right now because the regional leaders are supposed to fly into sudan but have been told to hold back because the gunfights have not stopped, so it seems impossible right now. stopped, so it seems impossible riahtnow. “ v stopped, so it seems impossible riaht now. “ v . right now. bbc s ferdinand 0mondi reporting - right now. bbc s ferdinand 0mondi reporting for - right now. bbc s ferdinand 0mondi reporting for us. l right now. bbc s ferdinand - 0mo
benefit, and upside for traditional media? ~ , ., ., , media? absolutely not. no. iwish, trust me, media? absolutely not. no. iwish, trust me. i media? absolutely not. no. iwish, trust me, i wish. media? absolutely not. no. iwish, trust me, i wish. the media? absolutely not. no. iwish, trust me, i wish. the unfortunate l trust me, i wish. the unfortunate consequences that what people get from social media is not always what they are getting for traditional media. it s notjust the news that they go to consume but also want to socialise and meet people and form communities. those are things that media, although they deliver content and news can t do. i think people are going to turn to other social networking sites try to replicate what they bet on twitter. i m not sure they will like what they find right now. sure they will like what they find riaht now. ~. , sure they will like what they find riaht now. ~., ., sure they will like what they find riaht now. , ., , ., sure they will
you think borisjohnson might be doing right at this moment now? is that to me first? yes. doing right at this moment now? is that to me first? yes. i doing right at this moment now? is that to me first? yes. i sort - doing right at this moment now? is that to me first? yes. i sort of- that to me first? yes. i sort of susect that to me first? yes. i sort of suspect he that to me first? yes. i sort of suspect he might that to me first? yes. i sort of suspect he might be that to me first? yes. i sort of suspect he might be asleep. i think some people, if you are about to appear before the privileged committee, massively high stakes, might be awake at 6:30am before the appearance had to be, swotting up on their defence. i may be wrong, but something tells me borisjohnson may still be asleep. something tells me boris johnson may still be asleep- still be asleep. katie, do you not think ou still be asleep. katie, do you not think you might still be asleep. katie, do you not think
days or more, he could face what is known as a recall petition meaning he could face a by election in his seat. this is all hypothetical because we do not know what the results of the inquiry will be but thatis results of the inquiry will be but that is a concern for him and his political career going forward, but also the conservative party because they probably do not want to be facing any prospect of a by election right now. facing any prospect of a by-election riaht now. , , , ., facing any prospect of a by-election riahtnow. , , , ., , , right now. very briefly, what sense do ou right now. very briefly, what sense do you have right now. very briefly, what sense do you have about right now. very briefly, what sense do you have about boris right now. very briefly, what sense do you have about boris charles . do you have about boris charles and s popularity within his own party? does he still have a lot of support? he party? does he still have a lot of su ort? . , party? does h