amos r roberts: it's early momorning in a smamall village t far from the city of bangalore. kuma is cleaning the rickshaw that provides his family's velihood.. his wife nakama is washing the family's few dishes. and their children are getting ready for school. abilash, however, can't find his school shirt. amos: kuma but doesn't earn enough to buy spare shirts for the children. after paying for the hire of his rickshaw, he's lucky to make $4.00 or $5.00 a day, so clothes getet held togetherer with safety pins for as long as possible. while abilash helps his dad fix a puncture, his brother and sister have leftover rice fofor breakfast.t. their parents go without. amos: these kids are lucky. millions of indian children go to school on empty stomachs, their families too poor to give them breakfast or even lunch. but thanks to a quiet culinary revolution, they don't have to go hungry any longer. in a tiny kitchen on the school grounds, these two cooks are preparing luncnch for 120 childrenen. they've been doing it six days a week for the past four years. they clearly remember th

he plays the royal challengers bangalore. he took 4—9 infour challengers bangalore. sharma was his hat—trick wicked. mumbai chased the target of 143, carting england scene tymal mills for six to win the game. more sport field in the next hour, joined us them. thank you, lizzie. the iraqi government has told people living in mosul to stay inside as security forces prepare for an assault aimed at dislodging so—called islamic state militants. thousands of civilians are still trapped in the city, which has been held by is since 2014. the iraqi government fears that locals in the town are being used as human shields. 0ur defence correspondentjonathan beale is embedded with troops. the prize is in their sight. the old city of mosul and its most famous landmark, the leaning minaret of the al—nuri mosque. this is where abu bakr al—baghdadi first appeared as caliph of the so—called islamic state. they still control it and most of what you can see. but for how much longer? translation: the mosque is now very near and soon we will advance. we know the enemy is weak and on its l

first up, samuel badree took one playing for the royal challengers bangalore against the mumbai indiansent his side losing by four wickets. england bowler tymal mills conceded the winning runs with this six. remarkably, badree‘s feat was matched by australian andrew tye. he took three in a row for the gujarat lions against rising pune supergiant. he also bowled ben stokes earlier in the innings. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are journalist and broadcaster helen croydon, and business editor for the independent, josie cox. i will come to you in a moment. let us i will come to you in a moment. let us start with a quick overview of the papers. we will start with the mirror. we will start with the mirror. the mirror says north korea and the us are edging towards a nuclear war as kim jong—un threatens a merciless response to any provocation. the same story on the times, with china warning that a conflict could break out "at any minute". the telegraph reports on the

involved in the first match of the indian premier league as sunrisers hydra—bad beat royal challengers bangaloregot the key wicket of yuvraj singh. but the sunrisers still made 207 from their twenty overs. jordan came on as a substitute fielder and completed the winning ‘run out‘ in the final over. grand national organisers have given terminally ill five year old bradley lowery a n terminally ill five year old bradley lowery an honorary place on the official racecard for saturday‘s big race. bradley was diagnosed with neuroblastoma four years ago and has ca ptu red neuroblastoma four years ago and has captured the hearts of sports fans with his bravery — the sunderland fan, has been mascot at the stadium of light and at other matches, including an england international. and now has been included as the 41st entry on the official racecard at aintree, with his own red and white sunderland colours. his hero, sunderland strikerjermian white sunderland colours. his hero, sunderland striker jermian defoe white sunderland colours. his hero, sunderland strikerjermian defoe is also included in bradley‘s

mills was signed for £1.a million by the royal challengers bangalore and bowled the first delivery ofs trying to contain the likes of yuvraj singh who top scored for sunrisers hyderabad. but the ball after that, mills took his revenge, bowling yuvraj for 62. despite that, sunrisers made 207 from their 20 overs. and that looks like being enough for victory, especially once the dangerous challengers batsman chris gayle was caught on the boundary. they will have to score quickly, they are 126—a from 13 overs. former england cricket captain alastair cook will miss the first county championship match of the new season for essex, because of a hip injury. he's one of the centrally contracted players who were cleared to play for their county but will be unavailable to face lancashire because of the injury which isn't thought to be serious. cook resigned the england captaincy earlier this year and wants to prove his worth as a batsman. it's kind of a different phase of my career after being captain. hopefully, i love playing cricket andi hopefully, i love playing cricket and i love playing for

mari speaking at home in bangalore.wo jumbo jets collided, in march 1977, two jumbo jets collided, killing 583 people. it was the worst crash in aviation history. captain robert bragg was the co—pilot on the pan am plane that was one of the few who survived the collision. announcer: the jumbo swept out of the mist at more than 150 miles an hour. it crashed into the plane straddling the runway. the fog came in and the visibility was just about nil. and the captain was taxiing the aeroplane only at about three knots, because that was as fast as he felt like it was safe to go. the pan am aircraft was given permission to leave the stand and head down the taxi to the takeoff point. now, the pan am pilot says that he was told to proceed down the main runway, and to leave the main runway and back onto the taxiway, at the next junction. he was never able to do that, because that was the point of impact. we looked up and saw him coming down the runway at us. i saw his landing light shaking, and that is how i knew he was moving.

melo yes, in bangalore. just the once. when you both their?rst saw eddie perform live. cheryl cole was there. we had a sweaty man hug... goes back where you on his shoulders? laughter rather than having so last—minute and hush—hush, do you ever think to yourself, if i wore a comedy beard and hat i could probably get into that crowd unnoticed ? and hat i could probably get into that crowd unnoticed? it has crossed my mind. who's to say we haven't done it. it would be good. do you get to go many other concerts or gigs? it is a bit tricky to do that, i thought about going to glastonbury before because i love music. we've got about it. the last one we want to was coldplay. it is not something you can really do all the time. no, i got enough trouble with my dancing recently so it's best to keep away from it. laughter it isa laughter it is a very special day because it is your grandmother's 91st birthday. do you still get her a present?m is quite know to know what to give the queen for her birthday. what on earth, let's be honest, most 91—year—olds

first up — samuel badree took one playing for the royal challengers bangalore against the mumbai indians england bowler tymal mills conceded the winning runs with this six remarkably, badree's feat was matched by australian andrew tye. he took three in a row for the gujarat lions against rising pune supergiant. he also bowled ben stokes earlier in the innings. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. for now, good night from us. quite a cool day for most of us today and quite chilly in some parts of the country. this isn't going to change through the easter weekend or indeed well into next week. it will stay rather cool, but at least we have some sunshine and the rain for most of us should not be too heavy. that cool air is shown by these arrows hit, all the way from the arctic and some air tries to get in but never winds, so always on that cold side through the weekend, and into the next week as well. it has been wet in some areas today, certainly the north of wales here, having its fair share of rain anglesea through snowdonia. through this evening the weather fr

mills, who cost bangalore more than a million pounds, picked up a wicket earlier.y's big race. bradley was diagnosed with neuroblastoma four years ago. he's a sunderland fan, and has been mascot at the stadium of light and at other matches, including an england international, and now has been included as the 41st entry on the official racecard at aintree, with his own red and white sunderland colours. his hero, sunderland striker jermian defoe is also included in his entry. bradley and his family are all going to aintree for the race. so, a big day for him. and i love the fact his grandparents and pa rents were the fact his grandparents and parents were listed as his horse's bloodline. i might put a couple of quid on him. lovely to see him there. i wonder if you can bet on him. all of the money could go to charity, couldn't it? anyway. he has already raised a huge amount of money for charity, as in there? sunderland have been incredible with it. -- sunderland have been incredible with it. —— hasn't he? see you later on. in the run—up to last year's presidential ele

>> we have been there for more than 10 years and bangalore and mumbai. what are you expecting could happen? are you already seeing the tech talent coming here to be educated may not be able to remain. are you already benefiting from the brain drain that is going back to these countries? >> india is benefiting already. rather than people coming from india to the u.s. government now we are seeing a big outflow of talent. and really the top end of the talent in many cases back to india. it is greatly beneficial to india to have so many people go back. caroline: largely indian born who came here to be educated? are we seeing u.s. born looking at other tech hubs? >> mostly it is people who were born in india and went to school in the u.s. maybe worked for a company and then they want to go back to india, and the opportunity there might be better for them. we do not see many people born in the u.s. go to india and work there. though i think that is going to change in the next five or 10 years. caroline: what about putting off those coming here to be educated o

the spinner, who plays for royal challengers bangalore, took four for nine in his four overs againstgland seamer tymal mills for six to win the game. that's all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport and i'll have more in sportsday 6.20pm. thank you. a huge operation is under way to move around 30,000 people from besieged towns in syria. in a deal between the government and rebel forces people from two rebel—besieged shi'ite villages in northwest syria are being taken to government—held areas near aleppo, while evacuees from rebel—held madaya, near damascus, have been bussed to idlib province. joining me now from amman injordan is alun mcdonald, a regional manager for save the children which works with local partners on the ground in syria. how bad weather conditions in the camps? the towns that were being evacuated had been under siege for two years and conditions have deteriorated to horrific levels. aid, food and medicines had been blocked. we have seen children dying from malnutrition and illnesses which shou