authorities and the companies that have stepped in to aid in the rescue efforts. we put great faith and trust in their expertise. well, let's go live now to terry bates in houston. he is a retired nasa astronaut and international space station commander. and of course, knows hamish harding very well. we were just reading out that statement, thank you very much for joining us. i know you are watching this rescue effort and did a search effort incredibly closely, because you know him so well... i effort incredibly closely, because you know him so well. . .- effort incredibly closely, because you know him so well... i am, i am caettin it you know him so well... i am, i am getting it text _ you know him so well... i am, i am getting it text every _ you know him so well... i am, i am getting it text every few _ you know him so well... i am, i am getting it text every few seconds i getting it text every few seconds from different folks. so i appreciate your coverage, and of course the whole world is interested in with wishing the best for this crew. ~ , ., ., , ., in with wishing the best for this crew. ~ ., crew. when did you last have contact with him? he — crew. when did you last have contact with him? he texted _ crew. when did you last have contact with him? he texted me _ crew. when did you last have contact with him? he texted me and - crew. when did you last have contact with him? he texted me and i - crew. when did you last have contact with him? he texted me and i were l crew. when did you last have contactj with him? he texted me and i were a u-rou with him? he texted me and i were a group from — with him? he texted me and i were a group from around _ with him? he texted me and i were a
the search in terms of hardware is just getting bigger and bigger. it just getting biggerand bigger. it just getting biggerand bigger. it just keeps expanding. we have multiple countries involved in this search effort now. time really is of the essence. many different commercial vessels being brought in as well. this is a search that's being done on land, sea and air. the magellan company, who was contacted, they're now involved. this is a deep—sea mapping company. they were actually at the sight of the titanic wreckage last summer. they specialise in these kind of deep—sea operations. they are on their way right now. we also know a french vesser right now. we also know a french vessel's on its way with a remote control craft. unfortunately, that won't arrive until about tomorrow afternoon local time. every second every minute counts because we do know that that vessel is equipped
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seemed more manageable, but the oceans are a tough place to look. it's pitch black at depths. you don't know what the waves and currents are doing, so it can be really tough. a lot of the search effort right now, i can't help but believe that effort should have been put into what happens in those few hours after that sub doesn't return to the surface. we've known this might happen forever, for decades that this was going to happen sometime. did we prepare for it? no. there's no protocol, none of that stuff. so this is what we end up with, a difficult search and five people and their loved ones in the balance. >> imagine if they are there counting those minutes jammed in an incredibly tight space, hoping against hope, it's horrible to contemplate. larry, you've been down there. we're looking at the search operations in newfoundland. you're nearby and you know these missions well. you've been down to the titanic
it seems, for those - who are in government and another for everyone else. rishi sunak wants to move on from partygate, but events like this still cast a long political shadow. to colombia now, and a closer look at an extraordinary story of surival, after four children were found in the jungle 40 days after a plane crash back in may. the bbc�*s visualjournalism team has been mapping the massive search effort that found them. mimi swaby breaks it down. the plane the children were flying in crashed over colombia's southeastern amazon on the 1st of may. now, the body of the mother, the pilot and an indigenous leader on board were all recovered at the site. however, the children, now 13, nine, five and one, were then missing for 40 days before they were found by a search party consisting of 160 soldiers and 70 indigenous people. now, all the children were found malnourished, exhausted and dehydrated, but they were found alive.
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saying, we are making a multi—million—pound investment on this stretch of the river in shrewsbury. for more stories from across the uk, go to the bbc news website. now, we return to that extraordinary story out of colombia, when four children were found in the jungle a0 days after their plane crashed in may. the bbc�*s visualjournalism team has been mapping the massive search effort that found them. to talk us through it, here's mimi swaby from the bbc world service. the plane the children were flying in crashed over colombia's southeastern amazon on the 1st of may. now, the body of the mother, the pilot and an indigenous leader on board were all recovered at the site. however, the children, now 13, nine, five and one, were then missing for a0 days before they were found by a search party consisting of 160 soldiers and 70 indigenous people.
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i issued last sunday. i am certain that i have done nothing wrong. i intend to be back in parliament in the early part of the week. i'll make myself available for questions then, obviously within the constraints that i'm referring to right now. to colombia now, and a closer look at an extraordinary story of survival after four children were found in the jungle a0 days after a plane crash back in may. the bbc�*s visualjournalism team has been mapping the massive search effort that found them. mimi swaby breaks it down. the plane the children were flying in crashed over colombia's southeastern amazon on the 1st of may. now, the body of the mother, the pilot and an indigenous leader on board were all recovered at the site. however, the children, now 13, nine, five and one, were then missing for a0 days before they were found by a search party consisting of 160 soldiers and 70 indigenous people. now, all the children were found malnourished, exhausted and dehydrated,