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Was trapped for sa hours deep in a brecon beacons cave system after sustaining serious injuries in a fall. in his first broadcast interview he tells the bbc�*s hywel griffith about his fight for survival. did you think that you might not survive? honestly, yes, at times. i sort of flipped between two states. there was the "im going to fight this thing and im going to survive" state, which then became "i really dont care and i wish you would stop talking to me so i canjust kind of let whatever ...

Amid fears russia is preparing to invade ukraine. we think its highly likely that he is looking to invade ukraine, that is why we are doing all we can through deterrence and diplomacy to urge him to desist. winds up to 90 miles per hour are forecast to hit northern parts of the uk as storm corrie moves in this evening. both the uk prime minister boris johnson and the chancellor say a widely—opposed rise in national insurance will go ahead to fund health and social care. families of those kille...

In qatar later this year. this weekend is oscars weekend in california, and this year, netflix dominates the studios with no fewer than 27 nominations, including for the most prestigious award — that of best picture — for the power of the dog. the man whos turned netflix from streaming giant to movie powerhouse is scott stuber. hes netflixs head of globalfilms, and hes now one of the most powerful individuals in hollywood. in his first uk broadcast interview, he spoke to our culture editor k...

There unfairly, that they are not playing by the rules that many other smaller companies play by and as a result they need their wings clipped. so this is a very significant law. if it were, indeed, to come into force and it is a law that tech will push against very, very heavily. obviously they have a lot of money and expensive lawyers that they will use to try and fight this. but this could be very damaging for a key sector for big tech. a streaming service could win big at the oscars on sunda...

Victor, poland has accepted the vast majority of refugees. we know officials have been sounding the alarm, needing help with relocating them. and now other neighboring countries are experiencing the same? >> reporter: linsey, after poland, romania and moldova have taken in the most refugees. moldova is a small country with limited resources and theyre struggling with this influx. they are offering free plane tickets to certain countries within the european union to help ease the burden. linsey? ...

I think a lot has been learnt from gdpr and the lack of enforcement, the lack of teeth that that law proved to have despite being well written, well constructed, so i think lessons have been learned and i think nobody has ever really had oversight in this manner over these companies so they were innovative but there is nothing innovative about self preferencing your own products or charging monopoly rents for small upstarts that might one day challenge you so its going to unleash innovation for ...

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From streaming giant to movie powerhouse is scott stuber. hes netflixs head of globalfilms and hes now one of the most powerful individuals in hollywood. in his first uk broadcast interview, he spoke to our culture editor katie razzall in los angeles. hollywood is changing, revolutionised by the streaming services which now dominate the oscars too. scott stuber is often described as the most important man in the business. the power of the dog, best picture, how are you feeling about it? im nervo...

Dr andrea coscelli also described google and facebook�*s dominance of online advertising as "a problem". the western web today is based on free and open access. you dont pay for links. but the price of that freedom is that we leave personal data trails that are monetised by the likes of google and facebook — giant advertising companies. in a rare broadcast interview, the boss of the competition and markets authority said that google�*s 90% share of the uks search advertising market is a pr...

Is that we leave personal data trails that are monetised by the likes of google and facebook — giant advertising companies. in a rare broadcast interview, the boss of the competition and markets authority said that google�*s 90% share of the uks search advertising market is a problem. and then, he turned to facebook. theres a £5.5 billion — according to your own cma figures — £5.5 billion display advertising market in the uk. facebook has more than 50% of that. is that too much? er, ye...