Then we go back to London, where M is telling the Minister of Defense that they should form an investigative committee with the Chinese to find out wht happened. This is a very controversial suggestion, it seems, and puts her job in danger. He shows up, and we find out about a certain encoding device which is used to control navigation satellites. There are only a certain number of these, but we find out that one was missing in some explosion or other. Then we see that one of these same encoding devices was sold at the arms deal that was broken up earlier, and the video shows that it was in the hands of a known 'techno-terrorist', who has connections to the media mogul character played by Jonathon Pryce.
Bond is sent to investigate.
He gets a remote-control BMW which talks, and then he meets Pryce, Hatcher, and Khan at a party being thrown by Pryce to celebrate the first global newspaper. They team up when Pryce's thugs try to take out Bond, and that's where I stopped reading. The unoriginality of it all had gotten to me.