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as the inquests into the deaths of 30 british tourists prepare to open, we ask whether people could have been saved. this stretch of the beach at sousse in tunisia is now abandoned. it used to be packed with british tourists. onjune 26, 2015, around 11. 30am, a man dressed in black walked up the beach. he was carrying an assault rifle. everything seemed to go in slow moti slow motioni and as i looked across, there was a man standing there with a gun. his eyes made contact with mine. the gunman opened fire on holidaymakers sun bathing in front of the imperial hotel. it was captured on a mobile phone. gunfire the gunfire was just so loud and rapid. it was all around us, the explosions. it was as if you were in the middle of a war zone. all i kept hearing was people screaming and shouting. it was like mass panic. inside the hotel, the gunman hunted people down in the corridors. she said, i can t run no. i said, if you don t run, i m not going to see you again. some ....
in tunisia is now abandoned. it used to be packed with british tourists. onjune 26, 2015, around 11:30am, a man dressed in black walked up the beach. he was carrying an assault rifle. everything seemed to go in slow motion and as i looked across, there was a man standing there with a gun. his eyes made contact with mine. the gunman opened fire on holidaymakers sun bathing in front of the imperial hotel. it was captured on a mobile phone. gunfire. the gunfire was just so loud and rapid. it was all around us, the explosions. it was as if you were in the middle of a war zone. all i kept hearing was people screaming and shouting. it was like mass panic. inside the hotel, the gunman hunted people down in the corridors. she said, i can t run no more. i said, if you don t run, i m not going to see you again. some holidaymakers took refuge in nearby hotels. others were taken in by local shop keepers. meanwhile, inside the imperial, people barricaded themselves in their room ....
in tunisia is now abandoned. it used to be packed with british tourists. onjune 26, 2015, around 11. 30am, a man dressed in black walked up the beach. he was carrying an assault rifle. everything seemed to go in slow motion and as i looked across, there was a man standing there with a gun. his eyes made contact with mine. the gunman opened fire on holidaymakers sun bathing in front of the imperial hotel. it was captured on a mobile phone. gunfire the gunfire was just so loud and rapid. it was all around us, the explosions. it was as if you were in the middle of a war zone. all i kept hearing was people screaming and shouting. it was like mass panic. inside the hotel, the gunman hunted people down in the corridors. she said, i can t run no. i said, if you don t run, i m not going to see you again. some holidaymakers took refuge in nearby hotels. others were taken in by local shop keepers. meanwhile, inside the imperial, people barricaded themselves in their rooms. i ....
as the big tech firms respond to the latest wikileaks revelations we ll be getting the inside track on all the biggest tech stories of the week with our technology correspondent rory cellan jones. there s a report in the times in london that fewer people are taking time off sick from work because they frightened for their jobs. we want to know whether you have hauled yourself in as sick as a dog for fear of the sack. just use #bbcbizlive. welcome to the programme. we start in detroit in the usa where in a few hours time volkswagen is due to plead guilty to charges of fraud and obstruction ofjustice by cheating diesel emissions tests. the formal plea will draw a line under the us side of the scandal following a plea bargain reached in january. but it s far from over. vw has admitted 11 million vehicles worldwide had software installed to beat regulators checks on emissions. in some cases they were up to a0 times higher than the us legal limit. so far that s led to around ....
flights allowing travellers to choose when to eat their onboard meal. it says that the rethink of its dining services is due to heightened competition in the aviation industry. joining us is richard griffiths, media strategist at pr consultancy, rgc partners. good morning. good to have you. good morning. 0k, let us start with the brexit story on almost all the front pages. how about this one? turkey and the netherlands. a massive week for the netherlands. we have just talked this hour about the elections midweek. this spat which came to the fore, give us your take on this. as you implied, the story is happening on two fronts. the netherlands has its election in a few days time. and in turkey, what we have heard is some inflammatory comments from president erdogan over the weekend. incredible language. saying to the netherlands there will be a, quote, price to pay, because of the refusal to allow investors to speak at rallies in the netherlands. his speak at rallies i ....