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The united states will find you and take you out. unlike al-qaeda, the taliban have a national, not global, agenda, and they have been close allies of al-qaeda for years. recently they played down their links, promising not to allow foreign attacks being planned on afghan soil. al-qaeda is no longer the global threat it once was, but this drone strike will further deepen the mistrust between the taliban and the west. secunder kermani, bbc news, kabul. joining me now is dr patrick bury senior lec...

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President. they spent a lot of time on the road together. they know how to talk to each other. they can cut through some of the static, some of the get to know you. theyve been on the phone now for more than an hour. that makes sense. theres a lot for them to talk about. a lot of things on the table. when you have this kind of background, you can get right into it. but it is worth pointing out here that the backdrop to this entire conversation is what analysts call strategic mistrust. it means n...

Some progress in talks after that but they seem idea ideologically and even physically very apart because today weve had network rail here in the station doing a round of media interviews while just outside the station weve had the rmt picket line, mick lynch, the general secretary visiting that, and the former leader of the labour partyjeremy corbyn also visited the picket line. they are very far apart in what they are saying and a real degree of mistrust because youve got network rail saying t...

The point of view of the shipping companies involved, that is yet another reason to be cautious and it is hard not to see that causing some kind of delay, although the ukrainians say they are ready to go ahead pretty soon. it is ukrainians say they are ready to go ahead pretty soon.— ahead pretty soon. it is not ust this deal that is i ahead pretty soon. it is notjust this deal that is jeopardised - ahead pretty soon. it is notjust this deal that is jeopardised by| ahead pretty soon. it is not...

Republican senators that continue to take money from the nra. theres been a rise in hate violence and hate crimes and political violence. we have seen really terrible marketing employs to young, white men in america. marketing ar-15s. theres mistrust in political institutions thats coming from disinformation thats been spread from the republican party and those elected officials. you know, its a good question to ask republicans that are not standing up for the safety of the people they represent...

Theres a pandemic of mistrust between americans and their government and their media. >> and so, joel, i always think reading this, thinking about the disaffection into the perot campaign where people thought the government didnt get them. these findings tell me people think the government is out to get them. doesnt just understand them, but is after them. the government is corrupt and rigged against people like me. 66% of republicans agree with that. 46 % of democrats. i generally trust electio...

>> reporter: so then why do you end up with this kind of disparity? >> i think its obvious. im a black woman. what we need is a collaborative effort in solving these cases. >> reporter: sometimes it sounds like whats implicit is the community of color needs to trust the police more. >> no, not at all. were talking about historically issues, systemic inequities that contribute to the mistrust. it has to be a two-way street. >> reporter: jim axelrod, cbs news, philadelphia. >> odonnell: jim axelro...

British airways said it is willing to negotiate, that it wants to resolve the dispute with the help of its staff. but i think it is still likely these strikes will go ahead, because over the past couple of years, we have seen a lot of mistrust between ba and its employees. that dates back to the height of the pandemic, when aircraft were not complying, ba like other airlines was losing huge amounts of money so it imposed quite significant pay cuts on most off of it —— on most staff. that was...

Outside to the people of this country, they were already stretched and now they are dealing with the aftermath of an earthquake. yogita lima e, aftermath of an earthquake. yogita limaye. thank _ aftermath of an earthquake. yogita limaye, thank you. _ hundreds of british airways workers at heathrow airport, mostly check—in staff, have voted to go on strike next month over pay. the walk—outs would fall during the summer holidays when the airport will be at its busiest since before the pandemic...