they know how to get the right line that will please their political superiors and editors. they know how to produce a package very professionally. and while i was in beijing, i met some really competent and very good journalists who came to the state media machine but had very few other outlets in which they could do theirwork, because independent journalism in china is highly, highly restricted. as a chinese national, it s very difficult to join foreign media or to progress in foreign media, although we re starting to see that happen in different media organisations. so you have to consider what is the alternative for somebody who wants to produce journalism and is born in china. very useful, thank you very much indeed. now, we re going to have to talk about tiktok, of course, because there has been so much attention given to that american hearing where the ceo of tiktok appeared before lawmakers. but before we get to that, a couple of you have alluded to russia, and i wonder, as you
this news, he described how there was an increase in police activity around the local roads. there were also reports of a helicopter above the area where nicola bulley went missing. that area has now been completely shut off whilst police and the specialist teams carry out their work. and the specialist teams carry out theirwork. in and the specialist teams carry out their work. in the three weeks since her disappearance, there have been a number of key teams that have been involved in the search for nicola bulley, including what you can see there on the screen, those are the underwater teams, some of them were police, directs police teams, some of them were contracted by the police, but they were specialist in the searching those murky waters of river water, very specialised. when you are talking about looking in river water. so it is sunday the
national sport, the national union of students, nationalsport, because the national union of students, national sport, because i think students recognise casualisation, pay inequality, the conditions in which we work, having lecturers who are stressed because of increased workloads, staff were on temporary and insecure contracts teaching them is not the learning environment the students deserve. students deserve. many students su ”ortin students deserve. many students supporting you. students deserve. many students suworting you. but students deserve. many students supporting you, but how, - students deserve. many students supporting you, but how, the - supporting you, but how, the question i asked was how do you think the strikes are affecting your students in terms of disruption to their work? students in terms of disruption to theirwork? i students in terms of disruption to their work? their work? i think in the short term there their work? i think in the short term there
began, but in the run up to that, in a few months before that, actually people were not entirely pessimistic. he was seen spending increasing, quite a lot of household savings built up during the pandemic, and a lot of people moving jobs because of huge disruptions to their work, jobs because of huge disruptions to theirwork, but jobs because of huge disruptions to their work, but also often hire skilled jobs being created. it wasn t entirely doom or gloom, but we were rated even them better inflation. we were thinking this is a problem. of course, in the next few months, and the labour market tends to lag economic indicators a little bit, the next few months, me we may well start to see people hunkering down a bit more and being a bit more reluctant to move and spending less which will lead to less demand which will lead to an players being more reluctant to create permanentjobs and actually the jobs that are being offered are temporary and insecure, that in itself is another reaso
their work. interviewed us and asked us about theirwork. up interviewed us and asked us about their work. up we come across a search team focused on a small area. the indigenous teams alongside, they know the terrain better than anyone. there is a police boat in the distance. beyond that there is another one further into the jungle. we have been told we can t go any further, but it is clearly something there but looking at. they have been here for several hours. shortly after, it is sealed off. we were told later this is where the men s belongings were found. the search teams continue. but these new developments point to a devastating conclusion. and hopes faded of finding the two men alive. katy watson, bbc news. and we will be talking to dom s sister later this morning on the programme. a group of us senators from both sides of the political divide has reached an agreement on potentially tightening gun laws, following a spate of mass shootings and a weekend of protests. president