leading the team is american lawyer brad gordon.e american lawyer brad gordon. - are tracking about 100 museums and so we've compiled, based on publicly available information, compiled lots of them motion about cambodian pieces that are out there, so there are about a couple of thousands of people —— pieces we are tracking. you know these statues were taken out of the ground and we know they didn't get permission so we are now asking the museums and private collect is, prove to us that you are allowed to have these pieces. —— collect doors. we are doing targeted excavations and the excavations are coming up with remarkable fines like pedestals which in some cases, using modern technology, you know it's most likely a perfect match. like a foot match is a piece that's in a major museum.— foot match is a piece that's in a major museum. that's exactly what happened _ a major museum. that's exactly what happened with _ a major museum. that's exactly what happened with these - a major museum. that's exactly what happened with these huge |

leading the team is american lawyer brad gordon.e tracking about 100 museums and so we've compiled, based on publicly available information, we've compiled lots of information about cambodian pieces that are out there, so there are about a couple of thousands pieces we are tracking. we know that these statues were taken out of the ground, and we know the cambodian government didn't give permission, so we're now asking the museums and private collectors, "prove to us that you have a right to have these pieces." we're doing targeted excavations, so the excavations are coming up with remarkable finds, like arms and legs and pedestals which, in some cases, using modern technology, we know that it's most likely a perfect match. you know, like a foot matches a piece that's in a major museum. that's exactly what happened with these huge warrior statues, the team's biggest success to date. the tops of the statues were once on display in the us but it was the perfect match of their feet left behind in cambodia that proved they'd been stolen.

brad gordon, chief leual are looking at. brad gordon, chief legal council— are looking at. cambodian ministry of culture, thank you very much. today is international nurses day — and the first global nursing awards are taking place. recognising the very best nursing talent, following a period of crisis for healthcare systems around the world, the awards look to celebrate the extraordinary contribution of the world's nursing community over the last few years. 0verall, more than 23,000 applications were received for nurses from more than 184 countries, with the winner taking home the prize of 250,000 us dollars. let's speak now to francis michael fernando, who is a uk finalist at the awards. congratulations on getting to the final. any wins to tell us about? good afternoon. thank you. my good friend anna won the award, she is from kenya. she is the first recipient of the global national award 2022. after being included in the ten finalists is a winner already for me. because out of more than 24,000 applicants from 184 countries, they shortlisted us to ten. . , ,., , countries

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