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Pegasus is a powerful cyber surveillance tool that is licensed by an Israeli developer to

governments all around the world. They can use it to track terrorists but also critics,

possibly including Jamal Kashoggi. I can tell you very clear we had nothing to do with this

horrible murder. It's been reported that you yourself sold Pegasus to the Saudis for $55 million.

Don't believe newspapers. Is that a denial? No. Take a look around. Odds are

you're surrounded by plastic. Now water bottle we use once and throw away will be with us for

generations. By 2050 there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish. There are campaigns to limit

this plastic plague with bands on bags and straws. And yet around the world it continues to pile up.

Seeping into our rivers and streams and turning our oceans into a vast garbage dump.

But one mock haired young Dutchman has come up with a plan which he says will save our seas.

Hi boy. Hi. His name is Boy and Slat. He has no formal training and his much hyped

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