this was a very sophisticated criminal attack on ba .com. 0ver more than 20 years that ba .com has operatedthis doesn't surprise me, we see attacks like this targeting payment and card details all the time. it is a big industry and criminals do this on a daily basis. but it is unusual for hackers to land so much sensitive payment card details at once. it is the first major incident since new data protection rules came into effect which means that ba could face a fine of around half £1 billion. but given the speed of their response, regulators may not impose such as sky high penalty. emma simpson, ba names. bbc news. and emma simpson's here now. do we know if any customers have had data stolen? temperament told me to they are not aware of any customers losing out financially. the boss says, no verified accounts of fraud. they are still advising affected customers to get in touch with their banks or advice on what to do. a frustrating day for many of them. some have told us they only found out about the hack through social media and the news. so there's a lot of anger, as you can well imagine

ba says hackers stole names, addresses, e—mailaddresses and payment information.the card number, expiry date and, critically, the three digit security code on the back. i'm not letting you see my three digit number, because it's a bit like giving you the keys to my safe. now, with an online transaction, this number shouldn't be stored. ba says they weren't. so how did hackers get hold of them? emily here is a cyber—security expert. what could have happened? well, one theory is that a supplier to ba actually got compromised in the first place. so when you are booking a flight on the website, you may not realise, but there is lots of third—party software that is used within those web pages to do things like process card information. so it could be that they were targeted because they were a little weaker on security, and then used to extract the data. ba says it's sorry, promising compensation for any customers who may end up out of pocket. this was a very sophisticated criminal attack on ba.com, and over more than 20 years that ba.com has been operating, we've neve

very sophisticated criminal attack on ba .com.on ba .com. or for more than 20 years that it has been operating, we have never had a breach of this type. this attack does not surprise me. we see attacks like this targeting card details all the time to stop but this is a big industry and criminals do do this on a daily basis. but it is unusual for hackers to land so much sensitive payment ca rd to land so much sensitive payment card details at once. it is the first major incident since new data protection rules came into effect, which means be could face a fine of around half £1 billion. but given the speed of their response, regulators may not impose such a sky—high penalty. we can speak now to steve. he booked a holiday on the arab and found out this morning his card details were among those stolen. jealousy bit more about your situation. —— on the british airways app. i booked a flight in august using the british airways app. all the details and terrifying, payment was taken and got my complimentary e—mailfrom ba was taken and go

ba says hackers stole names, addresses, e—mailaddresses and payment information.xpiry date and, critically, the three digit security code on the back. i'm not letting you see my three digit number, because it's a bit like giving you the keys to my safe. now, with an online transaction, this number shouldn't be stored. ba says they weren't. so how did hackers get hold of them? emily here is a cyber—security expert. what could have happened? well, one theory is that a supplier to ba actually got compromised in the first place. so when you are booking a flight on the website, you may not realise, but there is lots of third—party software that is used within those web pages to do things like process card information. so it could be that they were targeted because they were a little weaker on security, and then used to extract the data. ba says it's sorry, promising compensation for any customers who may end up out of pocket. this was a very sophisticated criminal attack on ba.com, and over more than 20 years that ba.com has been operating, we've never had a breach of

last yea r‘s ba has had computer problems. last year's may ba has had computer problems.problems. last year's may bank holiday, a lot of passengers were left stranded because it systems failed and flights could not take off. now a security breach, that undermines confidence as well. ekstrom the advice to anyone who has booked through ba recently? contact your bank. professors, what is different about this is the amount of information the criminals, as it seems to be at this stage, have got, including the three digit number at the back of the card that makes this a nightmare for all those who had used... yes, and you may imagine someone like me and other people wanting to know exactly what happened. the aa is not saying very much. you have to realise that you deal with a website, an app. —— ba is not saying much. behind that there is a large database of all flights they have receipts they have available. there will also be connections to the bank because ba wa nt connections to the bank because ba want to take money from you. there are a numberof want to take money from yo

very importantly, aliba ba, unlike think there are two parts.other internet companies in china like baidu orjd.com, they have a very strong bench of top executives. there is about 50 people who could step up and leeds alibaba over the next ten or 20 years. i think it is smart to give the reigns to them and let them help alibaba involved in an even faster internet type of market, especially as alibaba becomes a global player, moving into europe in south east asia and africa. the second thing, it was announced a couple of weeks ago, china is going to start taxing global income for people who spend more than 183 days a year in china. now, most ofjack ma's welcomes offshore because his companies have gone public in hong kong or the united states. i would not be surprised if he is doing this so he can spend more time in hong kong and other countries outside mainland china in order to reduce his tax burden. when i talked to a lot of the wealthy people in the last week, lots of them talked about moving to hong kong and spending 182 days or less on main

one theory is that a supplier to ba actually got compromised in the first place.hen you are booking a flight on the website, you may not realise that there are lots of third—party software used within those web pages. doing things like processing card information. it could be that they were targeted because they were a little weaker on security and were then used to extract the data. ba says it is sorry, promising compensation for any customers who may end up out of pocket. this was a very sophisticated criminal attack on ba.com. for the more than 20 years that it has been operating, we have never had a breach of this type. bae could be given a fine. but regulators may not impose such a sky—high penalty. in brazil, the man widely tipped to be the country's next president is recovering in hospital after being stabbed at a campaign rally. jair bolsonaro was attacked while he was moving among a crowd in the south—eastern state. he's a controversial candidate, even by brazilian standards, as katy watson reports. within moments, supporters surrounded a suspect. he was

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that was the ba boss, alex cruz.ixhe is a quartz reporter who covers cybersecurity and hejoins us now. a difficult time for british airways. this is very unfortunate, a huge data breach for them. how can this kind of thing happen, how common is this type thing for big companies? when you talk to cyber security experts, the question isn't are you going to preach or will there be an attack but when will there be an attack but when will there be an attack but when will there be attack? cyber security experts say you have to manage the fallout, how you are holding this vital information, and are you holding information you don't really need? if there is a risk of penetration, of theft, you need, maybe shouldn't have it at all. penetration, of theft, you need, maybe shouldn't have it at alllj maybe shouldn't have it at all.|j could happen to anyone, not necessarily the fault of ba? could happen to anyone, not necessarily the fault of bmw could happen to anyone, not necessarily the fault of ba? it is a pervasive problem. a

current aliba ba ceo daniel zhang tax for these guys are.chairman, seen as a safe choice as the architect of the annual singles discount spree, becoming the largest online shopping frenzy on the planet. but in terms of recognition, he has enormous shoes to fill. jack ma is one of the most famous chinese people alive today. the one—time english teacher rode the wave of china's growing middle—class affluence. he has never written a line of computer code, but in the late 1990s along with 18 friends, started what would become the internet shopping giant taobao. then they developed an online payment system, for a country where few people had credit cards. is hard to imagine the chinese business landscape without jack ma, not that he is disappearing altogether. a figure who has come to represent all thatis figure who has come to represent all that is possible in chinese capitalism says that he will focus on philanthropy and education initiatives. stephen macdonald, bbc news, beijing. we know shares alibaba were down, they and other top firms have

after 8am we will talk about that ba problem.managed to work earlier, and avoid the hottest parts of the day, which was ideal. also avoid public transport, and avoid walking too much in the heat of the city. that was really important. temperature—controlled birthing pools have been very popular here at the chelsea and westminster hospital. summer is always busy, but this year's extreme heat saw an increase in visits. things like swelling can sometimes mask other, more serious conditions with pregnancy, so it's difficult to exclude those when women phone in and say they've got swelling of their feet and hands. so, again, we recommend that women come in and be assessed. the government says, during july, thousands more people were seen within a&e than the same month last year. it was even busier than the winter. usually summer is the time the wards are less busy. it's an opportunity for a time for early winter planning. it's an opportunity for staff to catch up. but we haven't had that respite. so really, since january, it's really

in may last year, more than 2,000 ba passengers had their tickets cancelled because the prices were tooctually really important not to prejudge this. british airways will have to bring in, most likely, outside help, and they have alerted the national cyber security centre, the national crime agency, the police and the information commissioner's office. so you can imagine they are dealing with authorities to help with the forensics investigation of this crime, the criminal nature of it, which will be the people side, and then also liaising with the regulator, that's the ico, because they have to make sure that everything is being done in case there will be any fines issued under the general data protection regulati the gdpr, whichjust came into effect this year. we don't want to prejudge anything about how this has happened yet because we don't know. jobs are being created and starting salaries are rising. after years of close to full employment, it seems finally wages are rising. earlier this week in the purchasing managers index report on services, there were signs that employers were

joining us now is yan anderson, a ba customer who was affected by the data breach.ine was down because it was flooded with calls. oh dear! frustrating for you. have you cancelled your credit cards, then? yes. i have now cancelled all my credit cards because they were all with british airways, and that‘s a particular problem because tomorrow morning i‘m flying with british airways to america. i‘m going to be left without any credit cards for that trip. that's going to be awkward, what are you going to do? i‘m going to have to use a debit ca rd i‘m going to have to use a debit card which means my transaction fees, i will be hoping ba can do more thanjust fees, i will be hoping ba can do more than just apologise and compensate us for our losses. hopeful then that there will be compensation. perhaps awkward in the meantime. have you managed to speak to anyone at your bank since you initially tried to contact them earlier? not american express but my other accounts, i have managed to talk to somebody just for the sake of cancelling the cards. i will be getting new cards,

act they became aware of last night —— ba are calling it.tomorrow and the message is to anybody who thinks they might be affected to contact your bank and contact your credit card provider and follow the advice. they say the problem has been resolved and the website is fully functioning again all stop the police have been contacted and this evening their chief executive has apologised to customers for the disruption. sarah, thank you. india‘s supreme court has ruled that being gay is no longer a criminal offence. the historic decision reverses a colonial—era law that categorised homosexuality as an ‘unnatural offence‘. our correspondent, divya ayra, reports. it‘s a wave of relief. the end of two decades of legal struggle to take out a victorian law that made gay sex criminal. the court struck off the law and said it was a weapon for the harassment of india‘s lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans community. two consenting adults has sex of any type, in private. if there is consent and it is in private, it will not be an offence under 377. i haven'

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england said jonny ba i rstow very interesting.s wicket—keeper in this test match, but in the future, jos buttler and ba i rstow but in the future, jos buttler and bairstow may share the workload so we could have some kind of blog rotation policy. fascinating see that. in this test match, moeen ali will bat number three. he bowled so well in the last test match and going forward he may bat at number three, he may not. captainjoe root says adaptability will be the crucial thing in the future. he knows for certain he will not of course have alastair cook to turn to. naturally, a lot of his media opportunities today were taken up with discussing the soon to be retired alastair cook. do you think he's got another century in him? obviously, yeah. i've seen one coming for a while. you might not think it with the scores he's had in the last couple of weeks, but it would seem fitting for him to go out ona would seem fitting for him to go out on a real high on a personal note, not just us as on a real high on a personal note, notjust us as

thousands of ba customers cancel their credit cards after a huge data breach at the airline. a special report from libya, where a fragile ceasefire in tripoli appears to be holding. sir vince cable will stand down as liberal democrat leader after brexit, and wants candidates from outside politics to be given the chance to replace him. also coming up this hour, a major project to clean up plastic from the ocean. a huge structure to capture the waste is going to be launched and all that news watch, daily politics is replaced by politics live, what's behind the change? joining us tonight at 7:45pm. good evening. the government is drawing up the biggest change to the divorce law in england and wales in almost 50 years in a bid to both speed up the process of separation, and allow more couples to split without apportioning blame. thejustice secretary, david gauke, is set to announce a consultation on no—fault divorce, after saying he wanted to remove some of the "unnecessary antagonism" created by the current system. our legal affairs correspondent clive coleman is here with us no

were they live and work and may not be going to the ba to do more outreach. we have chapters in all 50 states. working with the ba to try to servicend veteran organizations also, to try to reach them where they live and work. >> is that federally funded? >> no. it is a non-funded effort. it is a memorandum to work. suicide prevention is a public-private partnership. we need to step up. >> this discussion on suicide and suicide prevention. here is the number to call. our first call comes from california. i am calling about project 2025. especially firearms and suicide prevention. more you enlighten us about this and the national effort to educate the firearm owning community about suicide? from themove access home when an individual is at risk? >> great question. project 2025 is an effort we launched to try to see if down the suicide rate 20% by 2025. of a wherenalysis are we losing people and how are we losing people. to try to see where the opportunities were to do better. systems are a real opportunity. specific to this caller, we that half of those who die

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ba seemed happy to say what hasn't been divulged.oing on with your accounts that you paid for your tickets with? no, i haven't. i spent an hour bringing my credit card company this morning, which ironically is british airways american express. after nearly an hour, they said not to worry, they are on my side and we'll be watching my transactions, but clearly i will be doing that as well. in terms of what information has gone as a result of this hack, ba says it's personal and financial details of customers. as you say, they have sort of said what hasn't gone, but are you clear on what has gone? i have my doubts that the full story hasn't come out yet. i know in other cases where there have been data breaches, there have been further repercussions later on. i strongly suspect that will be the case here. as faras my suspect that will be the case here. as far as my credit card is concerned, i wasn't offered the cancellation option, but as you know, i am in cyprus, cancellation option, but as you know, lam in cyprus, so cancellation opti

thousands of ba customers cancel their credit cards after a huge data breach at the airline. the boss of british airways apologises for the failure of the firm's security systems, and promises compensation. all the more than 20 years we have been operating and never had a breach of this type. we are committed to the integrity of the data of our customers. we'll talk to a worried customer and a data security expert. justice secretary david gauke says he's considering allowing no—fault divorces in england and wales civilians flee the last rebel held province in syria, ahead of a possible assault that could be the endgame in the country's seven year civil war. in san fancisco, a huge new project to remove plastic pollution from the pacific ocean there are people everywhere. stick to the plan. let's do this. let's do this. and we hear the true story of one of the biggest heists in us history in american animals, we'll find out what mark kermode thought of that and the rest of this week's releases in the film review it's 5 o'clock, our main story this evening. british airways has

they haven't received any contact from ba yet f.ou think you are a very unfortunate people, you must act fast the advice is to change it on the ba website. you may need to can sell your credit card. check out your bank account. make sure no fraudulent activity has happened. you heard from the ceo there, any financial losses as a result of this breach will be compensated by them. it's also worth knowing, you should be extra vigilant because your personal credentials could be out there. be extra mind. of spam or letters. it'stomily safe the breach is over. once the investigation gets going, hopefully, they have a better idea of what happened and how they can prevent it from happening again. anna stewart, cnn, london. >>> the united states says it's taking military action to send a message to russian troops in syria. the latest on a potential standoff ahead. also ahead here, former president obama breaks his silence calming out president trump and the republican party. . >> it did not start with donald trump. he is a symptom not the ca

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ba says the stolen data did not include travel or passport details, and that its website is now working"a sophisticated attack", is how british airways described the theft of customer data from its website and mobile app. around 380,000 credit cards were compromised in the two weeks between the 21st of august and the fifth of september. the personal and financial details were stolen as people made bookings online and through the app. when asked why it took so long to detect, the airline said it took action as soon as it realised there was a problem. we found out the extent of the damage and that's why we immediately began to communicate with our customers. it is most imperative that we tell our customers to please contact their credit card issuers and their bank, to make sure that they can proceed and follow the recommendations with regards to their credit card details. this is the latest in a series of customer relations issues the airline's had recently. in may last year, 75,000 passengers around the world were left stranded for days after an it failure. the airline was criticised for

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and natasha ednan—laperouse, who was 15, died ona natasha ednan—laperouse, who was 15, died on a barough three days of medical training, there's always a defibrillator on board and an emergency medical kit which contains an adrenaline injection pen. the coroner raised that the junior doctor, doctor pearsonjones, who stepped forward to help natasha when she became ill, hadn't been aware either that there was an adrenaline injection pen on board or a defibrillator. doctor shaun cummings, the coroner, asked, natasha was dying in front of the plane and i'm struggling with why the full range of kit wasn't made available to doctor pearsonjones. he said it sounded like the cabin crew we re he said it sounded like the cabin crew were having to take a quantum lea p crew were having to take a quantum leap in terms of medicaljudgments and it doesn't sound safe to me. earlier, the coroner had heard from an expert in allergies, from nottingham spire hospital, doctor alexander crew. she had said that due to the nature of anaphylactic shock, it's unlikely that a defibrillator would have been effec

one saying ba should not have been allowed to sack all of its staff and move development to india tofety measures. biometrics could be used for lots of different ways to authenticate purchases. i will have that business briefing injust a moment. hello, good morning. details for the weekend continue to chop and change it. things should be a bit more straightforward, though, for today, where it is going to be a bright and day. there will still be a bit of rain towards northern and some eastern parts of the uk, but the most part it will be dry. the rain is coming closer to that area of low pressure which is filled sitting there in the north sea. we've got a very weak weather front in the far south—west, it's just a bit of cloud here. so we've still got some rain around, perhaps across northern scotland, eastern scotland or the north—east of england, maybe a little bit heading towards the wash, but the tendency is for most of that to head out offshore during the afternoon. patchy fair weather cloud doubling up elsewhere, small risk of a shower in that westerly breeze, which will be stron

so really, from ba, something of a pr disaster. what is the damage to the airline?es the airline's reputation. british airways says it will compensate anybody who is out of pocket as a result of this fraud and if banks pick up on fraudulent transactions they tend to refund the money anyway so in terms of financial damage, who knows, may not be too serious, but it makes british airways looked inept, it means that people who are thinking about booking through the website might think twice. it's not the first time this year that british airways has had a significant computer problem. you might remember back in the may half term thousands of passengers we re half term thousands of passengers were left stranded because british airways had to cancel flights because of a computer problem. in those terms it looks as though british airways can't get its act in gear. it has computer problems. that creates reputational damage. theo leggett, thank you, our business correspondence. after seven years of brutal and bloody civil war in syria, it now looks likely that president assa

if you've been shopping at ba during that time period, it's important to follow their advice and callg your cards cancelled and getting a new one to protect yourself. the most disturbing fact about this story is it took them almost two weeks to find out this had taken place. and a third party told them about it. that's the really worrying thing. it is destroying trust in big brands. that's the issue, customers need confidence and certainty over it. britain is still leading the world pretty much in terms of big economies in terms of the amount we're willing to spend online. at the moment, the british consumer is incredibly invested in the idea of buying stuff online and trusting people with their card details. i don't think you have to go through many disasters personally before you start to lose trust. we have to invest in new ways to protect ourselves. can ijust ask, are consumers in other countries turning away from shopping online? we embraced it bigger and faster than eve ryo ne embraced it bigger and faster than everyone else. we are almost a cashless society, about 4% of cash is

el hombre ba bajo libertad condicional y admitiÓ los hechos.ermanente. >> la propuesta federal para ampliar el concepto de carga pÚblica podrÍa tener impacto en las personas que desean solicitar la residencia permanente. >>luego de que dieran a conocer una propuesta que de ser aprobada afectarÍa a cientos de inmigrantes. han comenzado a desglosar sus posibles repercusiones pero instan a no tomar decisiones a la ligera. >> nada estÁ en efecto y por lo tanto hemos escuchado a muchas personas que estÁn cancelando sus beneficios. la recomendaciÓn es que por favor no lo haga porque no estÁ obteniendo ningÚn beneficio. la propuesta considera carga pÚblica a quienes no tengan un ingreso y reciben ayuda. >>esto estÁ actualmente vigente para las personas que estan recibiendo ayuda del gobierno. el plan revelado el sÁbado indica que considerarÍa la propuesta de carga pÚblica tambiÉn en las peticiones, pero los expertos concuerdan que todavÍa no hay un plan detallado la seÑora hernÁndez dice que no ha recibido asistencia pÚblica. >> hay gente que si lo ne

but he takes an old—fashioned view, that no one at ba rnsley old—fashioned view, that no one at barnsley important than the fans. the main role as the club is to get the fans closer to the club because a club like barnsley is playing a huge role in the community. we want to keep that and everything we can do to give the fa ns everything we can do to give the fans closer, we will do it. barnsley said they were the first english clu b to said they were the first english club to offer free sanitary products in the female toilets. the signs are pa rt in the female toilets. the signs are part of a mental health campaign to get men talking and ultimately help prevent suicide. and last month, he wrote a letter to a fan who had been talking about his depression on social media saying, we need to support you and my office door is a lwa ys support you and my office door is always open. the fan, named chris, put a copy online saying barnsley is the best club in the world. these supporters have a similar feeling. they treat the fans fantastic. we cannot knock them. plenty of talking, the ceo has got

the headlines: ba says sorry after a mass hack of data from its customers — nearly 400,000 payment cardsave been compromised. no—fault divorces are being considered by the government in what would be the biggest change to the law in this area for almost 50 years. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has rejected an attack on him by former prime minister tony blair. mr blair said labour has become a ‘different party‘ and he's not sure it can ever be ‘taken back‘ by moderates. in the biggest operation of its kind, a huge plastic—collection system will be towed out from california tomorrow to try and clean up the pacific ocean in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. just after seven o'clock we'll be speaking to a divorce lawyer about the prospect of the government changing the law to allow no—fault divorces. we'll bring you the latest on the stabbing of a far—right presidential candiate in brazil. and at ten fourty and eleven thirty we'll bring you the paper review with the independent‘sjohn rentoul and henry zeffman from the

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excitement. after graduation. and it has certainly had some global success stories. recently, binny baived in the country. it's considered one of india's most successful start—ups. the deal made binny a billionaire. himself to get a snapshot of the indian tech industry. how have you seen the indian tech scene change in the last 20 years? the indian tech scene really started evolving in the last 10— 12 years. work in data companies. literally, you could count them on yourfingers. started coming out of india. growth in the number of start—ups and people working in... why is that? multiple reasons. more people on the internet. now we have more than 350—400 million people connected. to really dream big and execute. what do you think india is really good at? of the ceos today are indian. businesses globally much better than maybe their chinese counterparts. what do you think india is not good at? a mindset change. artificial intelligence, good or bad for india? i think both. it is very hard to predict which side the penny falls. societal issues at scale. i can imagine that happening. and th

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ba said the stolen data did not include travel or passport details.he independent says bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies are crashing in a sudden and dramatic market collapse. one of the factors potentially contributing to the crash could be reports investment bank goldman sachs is dropping plans for a cryptocurrency trading desk. and finally, his picture is on the front of guardian and many other news outlets. american actor burt reynolds, the star of such classic films as deliverance, smokey and the bandit and boogie nights, has died at age 82. so let's begin. with me is lawrence gosling, who's editor—in—chief of what investment. let's talk about this story on the front page of the daily telegraph. we heard from the little piece we had five minutes ago, this is quite a coup, isn't it, a diplomatic coup for theresa may to get this international backing? it is, and so much of uk politics at the moment is about brexit and how unpopular her brexit plan is. here, she almost has unilateral support for the uk government's views on russia. she has th

these include sundar pichai, the ceo of google, and more recently, binny ba nsal.nder of flipkart, a massive online shopping site launched in 2007, six years before amazon arrived in the country. it's considered one of india's most successful start—ups. and when walmart recently bought most of the company, the deal made binny a billionaire. and whilst in delhi, i could not resist grabbing a few minutes with the man himself to get a snapshot of the indian tech industry. we have a lot bigger market, lot bigger economy, we have a lot more people on the internet. ten years back we had 15—20 million people on the internet, now we have more than 350—400 million people connected. that has created a huge market for indian entrepreneurs now, to really dream big and execute. what do you think india is really good at? i think one thing india is really good at is producing global leaders. if you look at companies like pepsi, google, microsoft, a lot of the ceos today are indian. and that kind of gives me hope that one day not so much in the future we'll have the next google or

england said jonny ba i rstow situation.ow will resume, as wicketkeeper in the match. there was some kind of glove rotation policy which was fascinating to see that unfold. in the test match, moeen ali was batting number three, which bowled well in the last test match going forward. going forward, we may not. the captain says adaptability will be crucial in the future. he knows for certain that he will not have alastair cook to turn to. naturally, a lot of opportunities today were taken up with discussing the soon—to—be retired alastair cook. do you think he has another century in him? obviously yes. we have seen one coming for a while. with the scores that he has had in the last couple of weeks, it seemed fitting for him to go out on a high ona fitting for him to go out on a high on a personal level, notjust as a team. hopefully he can soak up everything else with this week and deliver on the field. nice to start and finish with the century. so you never know, it may be bringing the stars. india may feel unfortunate, 01’ ev

thousands of ba customers cancel their credit cards after a huge data breach at the airline.e ceasefire in tripoli appears to be holding. alastair cook made 71 in his final match for england but india's bowlers seized the initiative on day one of the fifth test at the oval. also coming up this hour — a major project to clean up plastic from the ocean. a huge structure to capture the waste is going to be launched into the pacific from san francisco.

these include sundar pichai, the ceo of google, and more recently, binny ba nsal.ounder of flipkart, a massive online shopping site launched in 2007, six years before amazon arrived in the country. it's considered one of india's most successful start—ups. and when walmart recently bought most of the company, the deal made binny a billionaire. and whilst in delhi, i couldn't resist grabbing a few minutes with the man himself to get a snapshot of the indian tech industry. we have a lot bigger market, lot bigger economy, we have a lot more people on the internet. ten years back we had 15—20 million people on the internet, now we have more than 350—400 million people connected. that has created a huge market for indian entrepreneurs now, to really dream big and execute, which wasn't the case before. what do you think india is really good at? i think one thing india is really good at is producing global leaders. if you look at companies like pepsi, google, microsoft, a lot of the ceos today are indian. and that kind of gives me hope that one day not so much in the futur

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