to rescue those onboard, there are now dozens of vessels scanning thousands of miles of ocean for any signs of the sub. soon joining the efforts is french research ship the atalante. it has equipment for searching the extreme depths. we ll be looking in more detail at the technical challenges involved. our correspondent carl nasman is in boston. we know search and rescue operations continue, are there any updates? operations continue, are there any updates? operations continue, are there any updates? those search and rescue operations any updates? those search and rescue operations are - rescue operations are continuing around the clock, they did the same thing last night, there were a concert of the planes circling the skies and bounce looking into the ocean, 900 miles away from we are in boston, this is where all the international search efforts are being coordinated. what we heard earlier today was really some key detail of this entire search. that was that they had det
is being coordinated in boston. with pressure growing to rescue those onboard, there are now dozens of vessels scanning thousands of miles of ocean for any signs of the sub. soon joining the efforts is french research ship the atalante. it has equipment for searching the extreme depths. we ll be looking in more detail at the technical challenges involved. with us to discuss all of this is our correspondent carl nasman in boston. thank you so much forjoining the programme so what is the latest on the search effort? figs latest on the search effort? as ou latest on the search effort? sis you mentioned, latest on the search effort? is you mentioned, there really is a sense of urgency now not only because of the lack of time left, we are looking now at ours remaining of those 96 hours that were estimated. but also because of the calculation we got today from the us coastguard that there were some noises or sounds detected by canadian officials, these were coming from the ocean a
there was a banging noise at 30 minute intervals, but searches so far have produced no results. those on board, three of them british, have only a day s supply of oxygen left. jessica parker reports from boston. we have been hearing from the us coast guard following these developments overnight that the sonar technology, these sonar buoys that have been dropped onto the surface of the ocean, have picked up some noises. us media reported it as sounds of banging. the coastguard are describing it as noises that they don t know the source of at the moment. they re also saying there is a lot of metal around the titanic wreckage site area, but they re going to pass what they ve found on to experts in the us navy, and they re redirecting these unmanned robots that are making dives in the area around the site, which is about 900 miles from where we are here on the north american east coast, and they re going to redirect those robots to make dives in the place where those sounds were
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here in boston, the coastguard coordinating the search says that while they are clearly concerned about the pressure of time, hope still remains. hundreds of chronically sick people who d come to the uk as part of the windrush generation were sent back to the caribbean, according to doucments seen by the bbc. and the women s ashes gets under way at trent bridge tomorrow. it s been nine years since the last england win. and newsnight at on 10.30 we ll go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to key players on today s big stories. plus, a first look at tomorrow s front pages. good evening. borrowers have been warned to expect another rise in interest rates when the bank of england announces it latest position tomorrow. the bank is faced with a failure to reduce the rate of inflation, adding to the financial pressure on households, with mortgage repayments surging for many people. annual inflation, which measures the rate at which prices are rising, remained at 8.7% in may.