it's clear that the thai government used to praise pauline as a model policemen. the best investigator trees. hans. i got it. every year. no beef old can every time he was known as a dog investigator, unafraid to arrest people with money and power. and what's this one? how a tough policeman banked by soldiers cleaned up kit. but in a country where police corruption is commonplace, pauline's integrity and enemies, as well as the newspaper headlines because the politician call me peace hale, my fan, no is illegal. if you'll call me, i will order you because you may, you recall you can control me. so you are arresting criminals, but some of these criminals were the friends of the politician. yes, yes. in 2015 per wayne faced off against more criminals with friends and politics. and this time the stakes couldn't be higher. 6 more bodies have been found buried in a tie jungle there suspected to be rockingham muslims, and were discovered in another mass. grave desperate people driven into the arms of ruthless criminals and passed along a trial of misery and torture. man

it's clear that the thai government used to praise pauline as a model, policemen. the best investigator threes hands. i got it every year. no be vote can every time he was known as a dog investigator, unafraid to arrest people with money and power. and what's this? one? how a tough policeman banked by soldiers cleaned up kit. but in a country where police corruption is commonplace, pauline's integrity and enemies, as well as newspaper headlines because the politician call me peace hale, my fan, no is illegal. if you'll call me, i will order you because you may, you little you can control me. so you are arresting criminals, but some of these criminals were the friends of the politician. yeah, yes. in 2015 per wayne faced off against more criminals with friends and politics. and this time the stakes couldn't be higher. 6 more bodies have been found buried in a tie jungle. they're suspected to be rockingham, muslims, and were discovered in another mass. grave desperate people driven into the arms of ruthless criminals and passed along a trial of misery and torture. ma

but in a country where police corruption is commonplace, pauline's integrity and enemies. as well as newspaper headlines because the politician call me peace hale. my fan, no is illegal. if you call me, i will order you because you may, you recall you can control me. so you were arresting criminals, but some of these criminals were the friends of the politician there. yet. in 2015 per wayne faced off against more criminals with friends and politics. and this time, the stakes couldn't be higher. 6 more bodies have been found buried in a ty jungle there suspected to beat ro, hangin muslims, and were discovered in another mass, grave desperate people driven into the arms of ruthless criminals and passed along a trial of misery and torture. many hundreds lost along the way in may that year mass graves were uncovered at jungle camps on the ty malaysian border. it's a big camp. it's a big facility. thousands of her anger refugees from me and mara, who were trying to reach malaysia, had been imprisoned by human traffic, is here. if their families couldn't pay a ransom, they were

i don't know about a day pauline knows that he'll never work as a policeman again. my name's helena. he worked for a while in a plant nursery. and now he's got a job in a factory on the outskirts of melbourne to own where from, by a long time the guy can do you, one of thailand, most senior police officers. and now you're doing manual labor in a factory. is it hard to adjust to that? why yeah, go. yeah. my name is lou. yeah, knew loud, don't you in? you can do it. what do you think about when you're at work? they bung where i go, who and make it in and go gallop. you go to your part time time, miss newton will utilize law school and die alone. so 6 years later, day after day, you're still replying the events of 2015 jerry cappella lives in the meantime, may be, and she returned home. dad jack, now we belong and still feels like unfinished business. ty, cardinez, my no mitchell. the tom by him and girl young made a moon up for them. a ya hidden cornet ma been pod. soon soon when been ruined. he got up to vomiting, a little man from car guy and made to bear the div on

but in a country where police corruption is commonplace, pauline's integrity and enemies. as well as newspaper headlines because the politician call me p hale. my fan, no is illegal. if you call me, i will order you because you may, you recall you can control me. so you were arresting criminals, but some of these criminals were the friends of the politician. yeah, yeah. in 2015 co ain faced off against more criminals with friends and politics. and this time the stakes couldn't be higher. 6 more bodies have been found buried in a ty jungle there suspected to beat ro hang your muslims, and were discovered in another mass, grave desperate people driven into the arms of ruthless criminals and passed along a trial of misery and torture. many hundreds lost along the way in may that year mass graves were uncovered at jungle camps on the ty malaysian border. it's a big camp. it's a big facility. thousands of re hanger, refugees from me and mom who were trying to reach malaysia, had been imprisoned by human traffic, is here. if their families couldn't pay a ransom, they were sold i

when retired missionary, no. donahue befriended pauline. he wanted him to feel at home. the local law involved club is the heart of many astray leon, country towns. i found out a little bit of bad him saying that he was long, they never really had any friends around this area. and i went up turn off today when he got to come by both come play both, but i don't know how we can arrange for him to come on thursday night. and he had a role and enjoyed it. and now that we could meet christopher equipment is precious brother. no, nor when you're done. when you release of all the improve, nobody's following. that's better. what better the prime minister and the police chief have both guaranteed your safety. if you want to go back to thailand, how are you feeling about that? when you get back, thanks, i'm adding a young man. thing. now, when the by, by the law may become the man and when you are nicely in a couple of days after pauline's press conference, police were posted around the clock outside his father's house. it's supposedly for his family security. now got the candy on

ah, when retired, missionary know donahue befriended pauline. he wanted him to feel at home the local law and the role and enjoyed it and know that we could meet christopher equipment. miss, precious brother. no, no. when you're done, when you release the ball go the improve. nobody's following. how are you feeling about this table when you got back? thank you. i combine thing. now you won't be at the law. pay me become the man and when you are not here today. in a couple of days after pauline's press conference, police were posted around the clock outside his father's house. it's supposedly for his family security. now got the candy on that, but i put it to you in about 2 weeks. he has your deadline on the dashboard. i think i may dial it. got you. so my neat thailand remains unsafe, not just the wayne, but for the wrangler who continued to be traffic across the board in the us state department. in recent years, thailand's government has reduced effort to identify and protect the victim in when we're going to dig into and not need new kind of t

let's, let's, let's let pauline finish that point. but i want to ask you, why are we back where we were, why has he failed to provide that promise? then we'll go to room. ah, why that's a big question. i think it will suspect case. he's not really tried to keys likes as far as much as he should have, as recently as last year, or maybe the year before he was asking exam. oh, who was still at the time? only columnists on tv and for a night on immigration. so he was asking zimri's advice on immigration, seymour already of that time being someone who has been condensed by the french just as several times. we're saying very rice does things american grid. so there was no big will from michael to 5 to 5 the far right. but it's worse than it used to be on top of my mind, a pen still pulling at around $0.22 as much as we can trust the price on that is we have also is in will who might be fighting in the polls, but it's still at 10 percent, which means that right, i see one in 3 french person, people is planning to vote for the fall, right. re

the man and when you are nicely dang, seen a couple of days after pauline's press conference, police were posted around the clock outside his father's house supposedly for his family security. now god can deal not by putting it. can you in about a net to see your deadline. now, comments on the dime thing, but i may dial it. now you might need to thailand remains unsafe. not just for wayne, but for the wrangler who continue to be trafficked across the board in the us state department says in recent years, thailand, government has reduced efforts to identify and protect victim in we're going to dig into that need now i'm going to move on time i teach out my loan toward a di napoli not being on me a conflict between india and pakistan, pristine snow capped mountains, one and one east. the kashmiris pioneering adieu. skiing on al jazeera investigative journalism. my role in this by pride, the information about global experts and discussion the pandemic didn't create all of these problems. it showed us our true colors, voices from different corners. we don't need to sensationalize how we

. >> reporter: but pauline says one night in late february, ryan got a message on social media from someone who appeared to be a girl. and they struck up a long conversation. >> they sent him a picture. then they asked for one in return. and as soon as he did they demanded $5,000 from him. >> reporter: the message, pay or else. scared, ryan sent money from his college fund only for the blackmailer to demand more. that's when he took his own life. >> they wouldn't give up until he felt he had no choice but to do it to protect his family. he loved us so much that he wanted to protect us from his mistake that he made. >> reporter: police are still investigating, but also say this sort of blackmail trap is becoming more common. victims are often teens who may not fully understand the risks that come with sending risque photos. >> now there's an entire virtual world out there for them to, you know, get into and pick victims that way. >> reporter: pauline say it is all unfolded in a single night. so quick that all the present tal controls on their devices didn't help. >> let your children know th

this with pauline latham, a - this with pauline latham, a conservative _ this with pauline latham, a conservative mp— this with pauline latham, a conservative mp camera i this with pauline latham, a - conservative mp camera saying that many _ conservative mp camera saying that many of _ conservative mp camera saying that many of her — conservative mp camera saying that many of her colleagues _ conservative mp camera saying that many of her colleagues were - conservative mp camera saying that many of her colleagues were left. many of her colleagues were left shell—shocked _ many of her colleagues were left shell—shocked after— many of her colleagues were left shell—shocked after hearing - many of her colleagues were leftl shell—shocked after hearing about that particular— shell—shocked after hearing about that particular incident _ shell—shocked after hearing about that particular incident and - shell—shocked after hearing about that particular incident and says . that particular incident and says that particular incident and says that if— that particular incid

it must be excruciating for pauline to talk about it, but i know she feel it's so important that other parents know about this. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. she told me she could easily lie in bed all day and think about her son, but she says she has another teenager, and she has responsibility to him, and so she's staying strong for the family, but yeah, you understand that not a day, not a minute goes by that she's not thinking of her son and the people who did this to him. >> the first time i saw this story i immediately copied it and sent it to both my daughters, because i wanted them to know about this type of scam. how popular is this type of blackmail? >> reporter: it's escalating, they have a specific name for it. and they're warning people of some of these signs, do not send pictures to somebody you don't know. and what the fbi is asking, also, is that people, if they think that they come in contact with one of these criminals, to not delete anything, not erase anything, because they want to track these folks. they're seeing it across the country. they're trying to put

pauline was sacked, made homeless and given a criminal conviction when her youngest daughter was only two. the computer system had shown a shortfall at her branch. she'd asked for help, but instead, the post office sent in their team of investigators. considering they're not the police, but they made you... they made you feel like they were the police. what got me was the way they went about it. it was... it was, it was... they were so aggressive. the same happened to marion's husband, peter, and more than 700 others investigated and taken to court, not by police, but by their employer. the problem with the post office, or the problem from our point of view, with the post office is they do all their own prosecution, so basically, they werejudge, jury and executioner. the subpostmasters have been on the back foot from the very beginning because the post office held all the information and, crucially, rather than the police, it was the post office who investigated and then brought the prosecutions. but testimonies at the inquiry have shown big problems with the way post office investiga

coming up, we are joined by michel paulin, from ovh. we talk about the earnings for the company this morning. we speak about microsoft and the european commission. don't miss that. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. we are 20 minutes into european trading day. paring some of the early gains we saw. the dax is still up about 0.1%. we have 20 points added to the cac. the ftse 100 lower by 0.3%. technology performing quite well and bond yields are slightly lower. telecom going lower and energy under pressure by 0.2%. let's stick with technology, the technology services company ovhcloud reported their first 2022 results this year with strong performance in public and private cloud programs. it is one of the major contenders within the european cloud space. joining us now is michel paulin, ceo of ovhcloud. good morning. what are the key takeaways for you as the ceo of this company and how does that set up ovh for the years ahead? michel: we have reports of strong revenue. we had 14.1% additional growth which supports our m

only pauline mom, when i would sure thing wrong when i just don't want you to see how this thing becomes the advocate an engagement, it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground ah, ah, ah ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah ah, ah ah, how did you craniums become so divided their relatives who no longer speak to each other because they support different sides to better understand this, we need to zoom out and go back back to the early ninety's when the standoff between these 2 military organizations came to an end. the war so packed was disbanded and these countries could no longer rely on it to protect them. in case of an attack, the soviet union collapsed and countries like ukraine became independent. bratia and america were starting to become friends, but need so kept expand in its collective defense. many russian, c, nato, as a vestige of the cold war, apparently directed against their country. they point out that they have disbanded the warsaw pact, their military alliance, and ask why the west should not do the same. said so sorted include in fo

e for to she was a size with only pauline. ah, a a, [000:00:00;00] a, [000:00:00;00] a what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic or development only personally and going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk ah, how did you craniums become so divided their relatives who no longer speak to each other because they support different sides. to better understand this, we need to zoom out and go back back to the early nineties, when the standoff between these 2 military organizations came to an end. the war so packed was disbanded and these countries could no longer rely on it to protect them in case of an attack, the soviet union collapsed and countries like ukraine became independent brush, and america were starting to become friends, but need so kept expand in its collective defense, many russian, c, nato, as a vestige of the cold war, apparently directed against thei

i wish the one there are a we need to be inside a walker. eat for the she'll also say that it only pauline ah a ah, what a dr. richard a with a ford edge that also choice issue. somebody over there. both of those. yes, i'm with you up a video will you look, are you up boiled up with the and i do so as you know that way. i don't mind. ah, how did you craniums become so divided their relatives who no longer speak to each other because they support different sides. to better understand this, we need to zoom out and go back back to the early ninety's when the standoff between these 2 military organizations came to an end. the war so packed was disbanded and these countries could no longer rely on it to protect them. in case of an attack, the soviet union collapsed and countries like ukraine became independent. bratia and america were starting to become friends, but need so kept expanding its collective defense. many russian c, nato as a vestige of the cold war, inherently directed against their country. they point out that they have disbanded the warsaw pact, their military lions, and ask why

i enjoy now by conservative pauline latham. are you surprised at what the mp is being accused of that happened in the comments?— being accused of that happened in the comments? yes, i'm shocked as most people are _ the comments? yes, i'm shocked as most people are shocked _ the comments? yes, i'm shocked as most people are shocked that - the comments? yes, i'm shocked as most people are shocked that that i most people are shocked that that would _ most people are shocked that that would happen. and we have got inquiries — would happen. and we have got inquiries going on, but i am really pleased _ inquiries going on, but i am really pleased that the chief whip has acted _ pleased that the chief whip has acted quickly. these things should not he _ acted quickly. these things should not be left to fester, and also none of us _ not be left to fester, and also none of us knew — not be left to fester, and also none of us knew who on earth the possible culprit _ of us knew who on earth the possible culprit was, _ of us knew who

. >> esta lección la aprendió paulín que en el momento que comenzó el incendio se encontraba trabajando mientras que sus hijos estaban solos. su hija de 13 años salvó la vida de su otro pequeño la de sus perros y la de ella misma. >> (habla en inglés) >> la pequeña dice que en el momento que vio las llamas lo único en lo que pensaba era salvar a su hermano y sus perros. la casa de la familia forman parte de las más de 200 estructuras que han sido quemadas en este siniestro. la devastación sobrepasó los 100,000 acres y 4500 personas han sido evacuadas >> el incendio a quemado ya 427 acres informó la portavoz del servicio forestal se ha logrado contener en un 4% >> (habla en inglés) >> en cuanto a las actividades del cuerpo de bomberos dijo en la rueda de prensa que se están enfocando en asegurar el perímetro de ambos fuegos con los equipos que tienen disponibles y lo que está quemado no sea peligroso. dicen que todos los residentes y agua en sus hogares. existen lugares en donde la luz no sido restablecida. >> el alcalde de ruidoso dijo que esperan que de aquí al martes lo

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the tory mp pauline latham said that colleagues left that meeting shell—shocked. and she and opposition parties have said that if the culprit is found, then he should lose hisjob. now, the chief whip has said that anybody who witnessed this should refer it to parliament's independent complaints scheme and that on the conclusion of any investigation, he would take appropriate action, but these investigations can take month, sometimes even years to conclude. and there's also pressure, really, to tackle the wider issue of sexism in westminster at the moment, with reports that dozens of mps are facing sexual misconduct complaints and also mps of all stripes this week condemning an article in the mail on sunday where some tory mps were quoted saying that the deputy labour leader angela rayner distracted the prime minister by crossing and uncrossing her legs. now, this is certainly not the first time that conversations about sexism and sexual misconduct have been raised in westminster, and there is widespread frustration at the moment from mps and their staff members th

been to that extent he was able to focus on what was important to the public as a whole after disputed pauline, 2007 wiki baki was declared winna post election violence that went on 4 months left . 1200 people that and many thousands displeased politicians from both the opposition and ruling party. what named for the chaos into the international mediation. and upon sharing, be able to stop the fighting. that was one of the lowest moments of posting dependent kenya under his leadership. we as those who are in charge, lost on opportunity to really craft our kenya without negative ethnicity, to bring canyons together as one by the time that a friend um was coming between 5 referendum the country was so re display, some people say the 20072008 election violence overshadowed the good key back his government did. in the fast 5 years in office are decided that he did not do enough to raining on corruption and tribalism. but many agreed that when it came to development democracy and they corner me, he out, it brought his predecessors the former president of honduras has been extradited to the u. s. to

the tory mp pauline latham said that colleagues left that meeting shell—shocked. and she and opposition parties have said that if the culprit is found, then he should lose hisjob. now, the chief whip has said that anybody who witnessed this should refer it to parliament's independent complaints scheme and that on the conclusion of any investigation, he would take appropriate action, but these investigations can take month, sometimes even years to conclude. and there's also pressure, really, to tackle the wider issue of sexism in westminster at the moment, with reports that dozens of mps are facing sexual misconduct complaints and also mps of all stripes this week condemning an article in the mail on sunday where some tory mps were quoted saying that the deputy labour leader angela rayner distracted the prime minister by crossing and uncrossing her legs. now, this is certainly not the first time that conversations about sexism and sexual misconduct have been raised in westminster, and there is widespread frustration at the moment from mps and their staff members th

the tory mp pauline latham said colleagues left the meeting shell—shocked and she and opposition parties have said if the culprit is found that he should lose hisjob. the chief whip said any witnesses today should refer it to parliament's independent complaints scheme and on the conclusion of any investigation he would take appropriate action, but these investigations can take months and sometimes years to conclude and there was also pressure to tackle there was also pressure to tackle the wider issue of sexism in westminster at the moment, with reports that dozens of mps facing sexual misconduct complaints and to mps of all stripes condemning an article in the mail on sunday where some tory mps were quoted as saying that the deputy labour leader angela rayner was distracting the prime minister by crossing under crossing her legs. this is not the first time that sexual misconduct allegations have been raised in westminster and there is some concern that we are still having these allegations in 2022. ione wells, thank you. a week tomorrow, voters will be taking part in local elections her

shirley chisolm, pauline murray. they had different personalities, approaches. motley was in many ways more moderate and reserved, wore a mask in the way that the others likely did not. they were a support group, i would say, for her. >> when you say wore a mask, dissect that further for our audience. >> sure. she kept herself to herself. she had this imperial demeanor. she held herself back a bit. i think it's a way of being that one can notice in many black women leaders in history and probably in the present. just holding some of one's self back as a way of protecting one's self. but also i think it reflected motley's own personality. she was reserved. she was private. one of the really need things about writing this book was figuring all of that out. because she wasn't helping me. >> that was going to be my question. that's actually one of my questions. in your research for this, i wanted to know were you able to dig up and find some more intimate details beyond, besides her league profession, her league career? >> i was. as a result of speaking to her colle

i have a conservative mp with me now, pauline latham. thanks for speaking to us. if the bell starts ringing we will let you go, but do you know what is going on? we had a lot of accounts from this meeting last night. btu! accounts from this meeting last niuht. �* ~' ., , accounts from this meeting last niuht.�* ~ ., , . , night. all i know is the chief whip addressed a _ night. all i know is the chief whip addressed a private _ night. all i know is the chief whip addressed a private meeting - night. all i know is the chief whip addressed a private meeting and | night. all i know is the chief whip - addressed a private meeting and they were men— addressed a private meeting and they were men and women there, and he explained _ were men and women there, and he explained he was investigating this case _ explained he was investigating this case. many people came out totally shell—shocked, they couldn't believe that something like that could happen— that something like that could happen in what is really a professional place. he is investigating and we will ha

pauline latham, we are out of time but very good to talk to you. many thanks. the dj tim westwood is facing multiple allegations of sexual misconduct by women who say he abused his position in the music the 64 year old is accused of predatory industry to exploit them. the 64 year old is accused of predatory and unexpected, unwanted sexual behaviour and touching — in incidents between 1992 to 2017. the bbc and the guardian have heard detailed accounts from seven women, in a joint investigation into the former bbc radio 1 dj. we've protected their identities. tim westwood strenuously denies all the allegations. our correspondent chi chi izundu has this report. this is not about music now, and i'm just very, very scared. this is predatory behaviour. i was 17. if you are trying to remove an item of my clothing and i put it back on, that means i don't want it to be gone. this is the story from a group of women. this was an assault. an abuse of power. seven women, who alleged they had been subjected to unexpected and unwanted sexual behaviour from the former bbc ra