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the search remains for more than 100 who are still missing was top and after a three week delay, a massive logistical mission and a handful of health scares, the australian open finally begins. i m shaimaa khalil, and here in melbourne park, there is a real buzz as play gets under way. after a dramatic and challenging buildup, it s all go for the first grand slam of the year. a very warm welcome to the programme. forthe a very warm welcome to the programme. for the third day in a row, people are taken to the streets in myanmar to protest against last week s military coup. thousands are marching in the main city of coup. thousands are marching in the main city of young coup. thousands are marching in the main city of young gone - the main city of young gone with cars sounding their horns in support. yangon. some of the protesters are carrying portraits of the elected leader aung san suu kyi who was detained when the army seized power seven days ago. these are live pictu
now on bbc news.it s time for the media show. hello, it s been another bad week for facebook. on monday, the world s biggest news brands published a coordinated series of stories all based on whistle blower frances haugen and her trove of leaked documents. so, how did haugen, a product manager come to have such a strong media pr and support? and has anything new been revealed this week? and whilst facebook might be facing difficulties in the real world, that has not stopped them investing heavily in an alternative reality future. so what exactly is the metaverse? and how soon before we are all living in it? well, joining me to discuss all of that is my panel of guests. nicola millard is a presenter, writer and principal innovation partner at bt. nicola, what is a principal innovation partner and why does bt need one? good question, well, i used to be bt s futurologist and i got very tired of the crystal ball jokes. i do have one, it doesn t work. but my role is i am part of b
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