showing up even virtually but he may do so, at a meeting where he has effectively has to sit with min aung hlaingthe junta in myanmar. the bigger problem for sen is that it has been given the role or left with the role by every other power to try and resolve or find some diplomatic orfind some diplomatic solution to or find some diplomatic solution to what is orfind some diplomatic solution to what is happening in myanmar. all the other powers of said let's leave it to as the in and in many ways as the owner is almost uniquely weak to deal with this because myanmar is a member of the association and it makes all of its decisions by consent is it is likely this meeting will be focused entirely on what to do about min aung hlaing. back in april, as he was criticised for physically inviting him to attend a summit meeting to attend a summit meeting to attend the crisis. he promised to implement a 5—point plan that involved the escalating violence, dialogue with the opposition and allowing as intermediated and want to go back to bmi he said, well, i will do it when i feel ready when the time is right

the coup leader min aung hlaing said the amnesty was for humanitarian reasons.e, and for children it tends to be much longer than it is for adults. but now a team at great 0rmond street hospital has helped develop a new technique which has doubled the number of children able to receive a new heart. that gives them hope for a longer and healthier life. alistair fee reports. at the age of eight, it was thought lucy was the oldest child in the world to receive a donor heart that didn't match her blood tape. she is able to do everything that other children can, whereas we have never had that. she has never been able to do everything that other children can do. so, this is the heart—lung bypass machine. you've got the artificial heart, the artificial lung, and if we come back up here this is the new addition, which is allowing us to do mismatched heart transplants in more patients than ever before. more transplants thanks to new research here at great 0rmond street hospital means more lives saved. well, traditionally, what we used to do is drain the patient�*s blood