in brazil door to door vendors have long been a fixture of rural areas or remote urban neighborhoodsut it's hard to reach supermarkets on food. lesley's best selling items are dairy products like ya get some desserts most with the high sugar content. local distributors deliver the goods they're the link between the company and vendors like patricia. she goes out every day she's a very good sales woman and works really hard i take my hat off she's not lazy she's always out brain washing. petrie's he has no choice but to work all the time the business risk is all hers nestlé is guaranteed it's profit but with is self-employed and each month has to buy a specific amount of stock from the middleman regardless of whether she can sell it or not between his daughter jessica helps out. but to this she knows her target group that her friends and neighbors. the door to door sale system is good for people who have no money because they can have a tab with us. has to allow customers up to full weeks to settle the bill. and she lost them with the latest products that she delivers to the doorsteps

to compound health problems in brazil .been invited to a school taking part in the nutria program most of the eight hundred children between the ages of six and fourteen come from nearby favelas the principle behind a new trail sounds good the dame's to familiarize children with unprocessed foods and help them develop an awareness for healthy food through the mystery foundation firms information events and organizes a healthy eating competition. a representative of sound paulo state school board has come to meet us. the foundation came to us offering the program. so we took six months studying the implications of the program especially because the name of nestle was and was behind the foundation so we took we took this very seriously you know. the principal has signed up a school for the nutria program for the second time schools compete against each other teachers and students have to solve questions about healthy eating. i can explain to the numbers here two hundred sixty five schools seven hundred three teachers one hund

getting brazil back on track.nce the emerging economy to watch — brazil has been mired in recession and scandal. so what can it do to win back investors? we'll ask the head of the country's investment agency. and following the cancellations chaos at ryanair and now the collapse of monarch, today we want to know whether you'll book your next flight with a budget carrier? 0r or have they lost your faith? let us know. just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. before we look at our top business story, let's bring you the latest on what we know about the on—going shooting incident on the las vegas strip. there are reports of many casualties. some witnesses say gunfire came from an upper storey of the mandalay bay casino overlooking a site where a country music festival was taking place. clearly, that's it the scene in las vegas. pictures of people attending the festival show them crouching down for cover and the sound of several bursts of prolonged gunfire can be heard. reports so far say two

in brazil the result is plain to see lifestyle diseases are undermining a society already burdened by poverty and amount. of obesity epidemic of diabetes and more and more clear that these economics which has huge consequences for. crazy. power that in america's economic powerhouse many lower middle class families get by on less than two hundred euros a month still they are a key target for nestlé the world's biggest package to come drummer it because they view convenience foods a steak to school the company has devised the perfect strategy to extend its reach nestlé. nestle comes to you. thirty seven year old patricia is one of eight thousand nestle vendors. i was desperate so i approached a vendor she said it wasn't a problem i can work three times a week or every day whatever suited me i was unemployed so i called. in brazil door to door vendors have long been a fixture of rural areas or remote urban neighborhoods where it's hard to reach supermarkets on food. best selling items are dairy products like younger and desserts most with the high sugar content. local distributors delive

with around a thousand products of this type nestlé is the market leader in brazil.these products is much higher among the low income people so. our let's say high income people here. have more consumption they're still increasing but they're really we see much more increase among the low income families and of course. when you see the market of these products and the low income people it's a very very special. the kenyan capital nairobi although it's a developing country kenya is one of the fastest growing economies in africa with a steadily growing middle class it's an appealing market for multinationals which here to have lost sight of the poor as a target group. kenya has a population of around forty five million nineteen million a poor almost half the population lives on less than two euros a day. he bitter he's a nairobi slum that sermon to an estimated five hundred thousand people living in close quarters for food companies it's a target group with potential the middle lack of storage and refrigeration space locals buy small quantities up to three times a day

to brazil.entration of japanese outside of japan. japan has been a friend since the 1890's. a big investor traditionally in brazil. our case at least, i must say that we have a very broad range of external representation. the new player on the field is asia, especially china. they have enhanced are medically their participation in latin america and especially in brazil. -- issue, picture off the relationship to an equity market and commodities. the second, which is still important, corporate governments. raising return on equity and latin american countries has been very important for investors. opera governments is bottom-up. -- corporate governments is bottom-up. those have held back investors and raised the risk premium. i agree with you entirely. i think this is one of the issues that the present government is trying to tackle. we are changing a number of issues, which had held brazil back. labor legislation in brazil. if you pay someone 100 a year salary, then your expenses are going to be

brazil's poor are increasingly susceptible to obesity and diabetes the government is trying to counterhe trend by getting people to improve their diet this health center in a favela on the outskirts of sound paulo is involved in that effort. eileen brandow trained as a nutritionist small team covers a neighborhood of thirty thousand residents she uses a playful approach to inform the women here many have almost no formal education and have acquired most of what they know from television and advertising. multinational corporations have aggressive marketing strategies to advertise industrial food products. they promoted as healthy food. supermarkets stocked these huge selections of dairy products such as yogurt that are all marketed as healthy the people are seduced into buying them as if you could buy health. regular how schools are another important part of our lean strategy to jag what the people are actually implementing the things they learned and that. we want to make it easier for people to buy natural from then processed from that's our biggest problem. the mothers here often hav

today is children's day a public holiday in brazil most families don't out sweets and have a nice meal maria de silva is family is no exception this is one occasion on which this poor family goes grocery shopping at the big supermarket for many years maria has put i'm healthy food on the family table she slowly trying to change the eating habits but it's not easy. but then i've been seeing i've developed an awareness now but you try telling your children they're not allowed to eat sweets anymore and don't drink cola don't he. red with margarine though that's all we can afford not. that's why we buy processed foods and because it's cheaper but. it's a market with huge potential in europe on the other hand growth a stagnated for years. industrially processed food accounts for around sixty percent of food consumed in western europe and north america and brazil down figures only twenty five percent but it's rising. not till the c.e.o. is fifty six maria is forty nine they're untrained as clean as they've managed to improve the family situation a little. children are allowed to tuck in and

with around a thousand products of this type nestlé is the market leader in brazil.

and brazil are on a no contact approach unlike what these professors are advocating for and it really depends on how you want to approach the situation but there's arguments for and against both the ability to get justice is going to be a little bit hard the fact that these miners were bragging about it might make it a little bit easier to track them down eventually but as long as you keep seeing the illegal activity happening in the amazon and as long as outsiders can keep coming in and using this land for their benefit and not paying respect to the people that live there and have their own way of life you're going to continue to see this happen and it's probably going to be increasing mike simone bill resign thank you for joining me thank you for being out there covering stories like this. an ohio juvenile detention center is being taken to court by four former inmates who say they were forced to participate in organized fights the lawsuit alleges of these brutal and bloody brawls were hosted by detention officers freddie hodges and joshua zimmerman with complacency from others join

to al-jazeera travels to brazil to meet leaders of endangered tribes. and those trying to protect them at this time.

also brazil's president survives a key parliamentary vote to put him on trial for corruption. and classified documents into the assassination of john f. kennedy to be released more than forty years after the president's killing. could have you with us polls for the controversial presidential run in kenya have just opened opposition leader has withdrawn from the election and has asked supporters to boycott the vote comes as protests over the poll continue in and around my robey the u.s. state department is voicing concern over to undermine the electoral process so how did we get there well on august the eleventh who was declared the winner of the initial presidential election health three days earlier. but his rival riley was quick to cry foul saying the result was hacked and manipulated he took these fraud allegations to the supreme court on the first of september just the elections invalid and ordered a rerun within sixty days more than a month later oettinger suddenly withdrew his candidacy from the rerun saying he still didn't believe the election commission could ensure a

brazil's president survives a key parliamentary vote to put him on trial for corruption. and classified documents into the assassination of president john f. kennedy all set to be released more than fifty years after his killing. welcome to the program polls for the controversial presidential run in kenya and now open opposition leader raul has withdrawn from the election and has asked supporters to boycott the vote it comes as protesters have been throwing stones at police in nairobi is there a district the supreme court had an old the elections held in august due to irregularities well how did we get there. on august the eleventh who are kenyatta was declared the winner of the initial presidential election held three days earlier but his rival rylan was quick to cry foul saying that the result was hacked and manipulated he took these allegations to the supreme court turned on the first of september the judges declared the elections invalid and ordered a rerun within sixty days more than a month later suddenly withdrew his candidacy from the rerun saying he still didn't

the lowest historically since the polls began in brazil. the streets, you eto them, they don't want him in power. the question is if he can get key economic reforms that he has spoken about so much and a strong point in his leadership, whether or not he can get them pushed through. the fa ct can get them pushed through. the fact he got through the vote, there we re fact he got through the vote, there were fewer people supporting him than ina were fewer people supporting him than in a previous vote in august, also to do with criminal charges. so he is losing support. now, the website of the russian opposition newspaper gazetta. it made an announcement today, it is a stark one: i will arm the newsroom. that's right, the journalists stark one: i will arm the newsroom. that's right, thejournalists to be provided with weapons training and given non—lethal weapons, such as guns that fire rubber bullets. in the short—term, the reasons, well, the short—term, the reasons, well, the deputy editor of a well known radio station was stabbed in the neck.

semifinal of a world cup against brazil, what an amazing result, 3—1.nd their coach, carlos, fantastic man, i have a good relationship with him. so proud of everyone , relationship with him. so proud of everyone, the players, staff, the effort they have put into tonight. it was all was going to be a tight game with defining moments unfortunately for us, they fell on oui’ unfortunately for us, they fell on our side but i thought we deserved it. but work clearly paying off. so as the senior team continue to struggle at the major tournaments, despite qualifying with relative ease, what's been behind this period of success at youth level? ollie foster has been speaking to trevor sinclair. it was one of them where you expected england to be strong, physical, possibly have a better formation but not to be more technical and look after the ball, dominate possession and create so many chances. it was an excellent performance, both individually and collectively and i think it bodes well for the england national side. and what do you think it is about this group

brazil sent an expeditionary force to brazil -- to italy, and mexico sent an air squadron to the pacific. all forms of inter-american solidarity. the region also served as the arsenal for allied victory. the united states relied on latin america for vital raw materials like copper quartz and , zinc. venezuela provided the united kingdom with 80% of its oil imports, and basically if you look at the war that people carried out, facilitating the war during world war ii they , would say openly at the end of world war ii that latin america was the arsenal for allied victory. that is supplied the raw materials that helped the allied powers defeated the axis powers. but more important, the effect of wartime goals had an immediate and profound impact on political structures in latin america. the idealism inherent in the new deal the atlantic charter, , the four freedoms, and the united nations charter all contributed to political liberalization in latin america. democratic political leaders of -- be do santos tancourt of venezuela, and others admired president roosevelt. these are social reforme

to other news now and brazil's lower house of congress has voted to reject corruption charges against president michel tema the seventy seven year old has been released from hospital after being treated for you obstruction he's accused of taking bribes which he's always denied the lower house had voted in his favor and decided he was a lot face trial of the supreme court on charges of criminal conspiracy and obstruction of justice let's get more on this knowledge on by correspondent daniel his life arrived in buenos aires how did the voyage to unfold daniel. well it was a mother dramatic day elizabeth in brasilia they're becoming quite used to them now each of the deputies who attended the congress was invited by the speaker of the house to take to the microphone they had fifteen seconds to speak before the microphone was cut off to cast their vote in favor of president or against him some of them a short speeches other one others simply said yes or no schools were marred although the votes were marked on the big board with the whole country i guess watching closely to see which way i

to the access to therapy in brazil i wonder if you have some of the whys and how to break through that how to make at least on the policymaking level to see the stigma as not just the social concept but also something that prevents effective policy to port spears again. grew as you did his driving days if a democrat today is basically had the the concommitant to pay demick off discrimination your body not to get on treat them in because it that idea shows like price we discussed but is not to primary actual people are not getting access because they don't have to do did they are not profitable come to a health center because they may be discriminated they are not comfortable because you lost and allies it because they are funny. they have sex who is the same sex today is a gay male so are you not going through desists is is by law forbidding these is to up to speed fooling does it damage but event to people death to people discriminate they go on to their own they don't but you speak on prevention they don't have access to drugs my second point you we have three decades of experience w

brazil's congress rejects a corruption case against the president that threatened to i was to. iraqi forces have launched on a soul to recapture two key towns held by eisel in the country and rawa in the west of iraq near the border with syria and they are among the last. strongholds in the country straight to stephanie to build in northern iraq staff the iraqi prime minister mr t. has announced a start of an offensive in the west and province against eisel has significant is this. little significant because it is some of the last territory they hold in iraq and also the particular location raul was in the area just before all but all crime is the town on the border so this is the last border crossing that. still holds the syrian side of that is called abu come out and of course it's also a symbolic victory once the iraqi forces would take that area because i saw made such a propaganda about you know bulldozing down the borders and establishing their so-called state so this is the very last international border they hold in the rockies will tell you that they do believe this is

the largest single area of rainforest is the amazon basin, which is mainly in brazil. but since 1970, more than 770,000 square kilometers has been destroyed, an area twice the size of germany. fighting to halt the destruction is a risky business -- 50 activists were killed in brazil in 2015 alone. >> the land around here is often ravaged by fire. we join environmental activist elizeu berÇacola in the state of rondÔnia in southern amazonia. elizeu takes pictures of this tragedy in order to tell the authorities what is going on here. anything that can still move tries to escape the inferno. the smell is acrid. >> it's all about creating new pastures. the amazon r rain forest is beg burned down and destroyed. some parts of the forest die immediately. some trees initially survive the fire, only to fall latater. many animals are killed. >> endless fields of soyoya, whe once a huge forest used to stand. trucks loaded with farm goods thunder along the highway. pasturelands for cattle are being extended all the time. a few smallholders live on the edge of the protected rainfor

but i think, in many ways, brazil is in denial about the problem with paedophilia, they associate itke belgium many years ago in europe. not only that has to be addressed, but also sex tourism, and considering the fact brazil has so many vulnerable people, and poor children. thank you very much. european union leaders have agreed to begin preparing for talks about a future trade relationship with britain, but they say those negotiations can't start until more progress has been made on a financial settlement. the british prime minister said she remained "ambitious and positive," even the european council president sounded more upbeat. 0ur political editor, laura kuenssberg, has more. her report contains flashing images. final press conference. tick tock, tick tock. european leaders took 90 seconds today to decide that brexit talks haven't gone far enough to move on. time is pressing. they will start talks about talks. yet until the uk says it's prepared to pay, no bigger deal. i am ambitious and positive for britain's future and for these negotiations, but i know we still have some wa

brazil's president. did in his favor the seventy seven year old has been released from hospital after being tortured for a urinary obstruction he's accused of taking bribes which he's denied. and the. day has begun that's considered the main part of the five day funeral service and is led by king. rama the ten. died just. after reigning for seven decades. on this now we're taking on the dog he is the director of the institute on security and international studies at chulalongkorn university and he's joining us live from bangkok very good to have you with us on al-jazeera the world's longest serving monarch how do you think he shapes not just the monarchy but thailand itself and its place in the region. today. taking a pause to bid farewell final goodbye to their late king king one you have to understand this i mean in two thousand and seventeen the most difficulty we have today to understand thailand is that he was around for a long time i mean two thousand seven. hundred forty six we didn't have mobile

not only has been cut the security situation in brazil is also deteriorating especially in. violence has returned during the world cup in the olympics the favelas were pacified with a huge police presence now it's worse than before. so far this year about twice as many police officers have been killed than last year alone. there's no more security because social justice has crumbled around the severe poverty it's almost pointless to fight against it for example when a father with two or three children goes hungry for five months that's sick and it's wrong there's no decent health care system and on top of that there's high unemployment some people earn millions while others have nothing. by early afternoon joe so is tired of waiting for someone to offer him a job. he say's it won't happen anyway. so the former labor heads to the shops looking door to door. he says he'll do anything clean wash dishes deliver messages work in a stockroom. such it's so hard there's no work anywhere i knock on door after door but so far it's been useless. but what i have just won something will

brazil are great theme, we knew that before we came in. to the final. hopefully we win. do oui’ to the final. hopefully we win. do our best to win the game, that's what we're going to do. well, it's spain waiting for england on saturday's final after beating mali 3—1 in the day's other semi—final. they were 2—0 up at the break against mali, with abel ruiz scoring both, before a touch of controversey. no goal—line technology at this world cup, and how it cost mali. this long range effort bouncing out after crossing the line. the officials didn't give it. the mali bench, not too happy. spain compleat scored. —— promptly scored. ferran torres scored a third, before conceding a late consellation but spain held on for the victory. spain will meet england in the final. and you can find out how england get on in saturday's final it's live on bbc2 at 3.30pm. in just a few hours' time england's women will be hoping to get back on level terms with australia in the battle for the women's ashes. england lost the first one—day international but are con

and brazil south that we see the heaviest rain recently and it's going to stay in that general area so wet area where there are four walls there so good thing to visit as an added water is probably very welcome but the rains like to be more like on the ground i think of brazil southern brazil the next day or so but the past is going to be close enough to showers as well for one takes us into thursday and then some much drier picture even north of the constant where of course has seen so much activity in the last few weeks in the caribbean the gulf of mexico and you might well see a spin in the cloud here don't worry about it it's just developing tropical anything it's just a mass of showers on the way through the harmless dancer to cuba possibly touching jamaican if you follow the winds your eyes are taken directly to mexico so that's the line where the rain's going to be concentrating could be fairly heavy in the next few days now in the u.s. the story's not been directly weather related recently has been the santa ana winds causing the thousand california well the winds should be

the same back in august by a similar vote although he's one of the most unpopular presidents that brazil has ever seen with popular with popularity ratings of around four percent he won managed to win enough support in that congress so that the opposition could not get the two thirds two thirds of votes necessary one congressperson at a time came to the microphone they were given fifteen seconds to speak before the microphones cut off to say yes or no vote as to whether they supported michelle tam or not he is accused of taking bribes by j.b.s. massive meat packing for some of that conversation was recorded he all along has denied the charges he is part of a much larger criminal investigation known as a lover shot or the car was a scandal which is implicated hundreds of politicians and business people across brazil some of them serving time in prison some of them waiting to be tried some of them plea bargaining saying they're going to name names but michel tema has a skate he will serve out the last fourteen months of his time in office he says to push through vital measures to boost bra

in the humid undergrowth of the bolivian jungle a family collects the shells from giant brazil. thanks. thanks i'll go along the way i'm going to my mother gets a. fair deal by a boy of. the place is infested with insects and snow. genco the eldest of the feelings had a terrible experience to no longer use the phrase and most of the it's ethical colquhoun of the a lot imo but above any there are a lot going on there and i knew i was in which end of the one hundred for me what on. economic to go and may have been what it had been the middle and the mayor the whole thing coming up with a man when we fight for the middle and i mean that i'm in for the juncos wife claudia has never been bitten and still collects the shells with the batman but her great fear is torrential that. this is more than. that on. five hours the whole family works to near exhaustion collecting the show around the giant not. neither will the let alone what ends up being one of them had to. buy a gun when i mean obviously one of the guys know the boy but that i am what you are on your woman with a full mind ful

brazil takes the lead on challenging sexism in sport.. 0nly yesterday she'd spoken of dying in the service of her country and said, "i would be proud of it, every drop of my blood will contribute to the growth of this nation". after a6 years of unhappiness, these two countries have concluded a chapter of history. no more suspicion, no more fear, no more uncertainty of what each day might bring. booster ignition and liftoff of discovery, with a crew of six astronaut heroes and one american legend. well, enjoying the show is right — this is beautiful. a milestone in human history. born today, this girl in india is the 7 billionth person on the planet. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: thousands have called for spanish unity at a mass rally in madrid. catalonia's sacked leader has vowed to resist direct rule. at least 23 people have been killed in the somali capital, mogadishu, after two explosions outside a hotel and by militants who stormed then building. voting in kenya's disputed election remains on hold, with the poll suspended i

in the humid undergrowth of the bolivian jungle a family collects the shells from giant brazil a trophy. i'll go along the way i'm going to my mother get box. ok i'll buy a ball if. the place is infested with insects and snakes. genco the eldest of the feelings had a terrible experience to no longer use the phrase and most of the their ethical code will point to a lot imo but above any there are a lot going on there and i knew i was in within for the whole wonderful me what on . economic signal and it may have been what it had been the mental home the mayor the whole mess in coming up with a mess when we fight for the general here and let me get them in for the juncos wife claudia has never been bitten and still collects the shells with a bad hand but her great fear is torrential that. this is more than. that on. five hours the whole family works to near exhaustion collecting the show around the giant not. me therefore the one on one end of england i'm a bit of. a guide on what i mean obviously one of the guys know about that i am what you are on your woman with a phone line full of eve

it was an investigation that took six months with the help of the us embassy in brazil, as well as us officials. european officers were also involved. those who were arrested shared pornographic images of children through their computers and mobile phones. they were also found to have produced images, too. more than 150,000 files were found. they were accessed through what is known as the dark web, a part of the internet not reached by most search engines. translation: paedophiles use this method. they store their illegal photos in the computer of someone in another part of the country, or the world, and often the person who is storing the content is unaware. federal police said this was one of the biggest operations in the world. more arrests could come. leonardo rocha, america's editor for bbc world service, gave us more details about the operation. it involved more than 1,000 police officers and they had been investigating it for about six months. when they went to investigate and started to see the images, and they actually interviewed some of the children involved and the teenage

there are experts talking about the issues that women have to face to play sports in brazil.oblem, what things can be done so that the experience of girls who want to play sport can be better. so, you've only got a few days to come up with the solution, right? you have just days to come up with the solution, right? you havejust until the weekend. do you have any idea what those solutions might look like? yeah, it's pretty hard, pretty hard challenge. it is talking about issues that have affecting women in brazil since they were born, so we are going to have four more days to discuss this with experts, especially to talk about how to make a difference in the children's lies, because it all starts with when you area because it all starts with when you are a child, and girls are separate from boys when they want to play sport. so, we will try to talk about how to make things change at that age so that things in the future can be better. are you feeling hopeful that the challenge will be reached? iam,i that the challenge will be reached? i am, i think we have five very good exper

un brazil says that it is quote deeply concerned with the recent law that changes the definition of slavery and that will make fighting this evil harder if you want to get in touch with us especially if you're in brazil we would love to hear from you you can write me directly at leo harding a j e and as always you can use your hash tag a.j. has a. now we do like to hear from you get in touch with with us on any of all online platforms tweet us at a.j. english or on facebook dot com slash a.j. news grid you can also send us a whatsapp message at plus nine seven four five zero one one four nine and as always use the hash tag a.j. newsgroup. will be here with the sport shortly and she'll be looking at whether england's under seventeen world cup success confronts an upturn in fortunes for the senior national team. well again let's find out what people are talking about in sport today has far hasn't thank you so much the english premier league is the most lucrative and most watched football league in the world but for decades in the national team has underachieved this however could be a

in brazil, 11 cities are in a state of emergency and 27 are on alert because of drought.bated fires. it has also had serious consequences on local wildlife. sophia tran—thomson has this report. this is bananal island, a large river island in the central brazilian state of tocantins. it hasn't rained in the state's capital for 20 weeks now, and without enough water, it is difficult for large reptiles to keep cool. these caimans, relatives of alligators, are searching for relief from the sun. but the mud is so dry that some are finding themselves stuck, and dozens have died. to help them, conservationists are pulling them from the mud and relocating them. translation: more and more, the animals need our help. without our assistance, it's difficult for them to survive in such extremes. they are transported to an area with more water, where they can cool off safely. the conservationists are also rescuing trapped and dehydrated cattle. for some of the state's farmers, the drought has been devastating. translation: i had to sell all of my livestock, so they wouldn't die. for th

according to brazil's environment ministry. deforestation has decreased it's about that man to kielbasa deforestation which last year had gone up by nineteen percent as this year fallen by sixteen percent. for since we've been in government all the indicators show a full in deforestation in the amazon. now maza rohingya. whwhile the government clais credit for this drop larger forces m may be at play. dos a hihistoric relation betwen the livestock industry and deforestation. brazil's economic crisis has led to a drop in cattle price. soso you surface area has been cleared for grazazing. michelle thomas government has also been widely criticized for slashing the country's environmental budget. something they did my whole heartedly. see origin lost for the images today we can confirm with certainty that there is no drug whatsoever regarding spending on environmentalal policies in the amazon. none whatsoever dies the monsoon. just last august timer opened up a wildlife preserve to sizeze of dedeak to minining companiess. only reve

the final challenge in brazil was to come up with ways to tackle sexism in sport.rting activities. julia carneiro reports from rio. it's finally the big day. after a week debating how to tackle sexism in football, we've come to a school in bahia to present the solutions our experts came up with, and to try them out on the pitch. so first, let's go over here to meet some of the experts and find out what they have been up to. bea advises a former brazilian international, and i see here you have a list of five different rules you have created. what are these different rules? so it is all equal opportunities on the pitch. and maira liguori — she has an ngo that works with empowering women through information. so you were focusing on visibility. we created a youtube channel, so that we can gather information and create free tutorials and videos inspiring women playing football, so they can inspire the girls who want to start to play. there no such information on the internet — always about men. and we want this to be strong. maira, thank you. but, of course, the crucial

police in brazil arrest more than 100 people in the biggest operation ever against paedophiles in latin america. donald trump promotes here in the uk by linking an increase in recorded crime with what he called a spread in radical terror without offering any evidence. —— promotes angen hello, and welcome the bbc news. afg ha n hello, and welcome the bbc news. afghan officials say up to 60 people have been killed in two separate suicide attacks on mosques. first, they entered a shia mosque in kabul and opened fire before setting off explosives. islamic state said they carried out the attack in kabul. elsewhere, another mosque was targeted in ghor province. we have been following the story. the massive suicide attack triggered an emergency in trouble. it was a race against time to save those caught up in the last. the evening prayer at this mosque ended in a nightmare. women and children were included in the injured. after slipping through tight security, wind man managed to walk right in the middle of the prayer. —— one. translation: people were praying. the attacker entered the mosque a

the court process takes a long time here in brazil. there are people here in brazil.gations of corruption. this is again sadly one more name in the pot, if you like, of corrupt individuals. the process no doubt will be a long one certainly. but the investigation is not over. even operation carwash is very much still under way. even the president is implicated in corruption investigations, so it goes right to the top. corruption investigations, so it goes right to the toplj corruption investigations, so it goes right to the top. i want to go back to the lead story, catalonia‘s plans to declare independence and the spanish government‘s efforts to stop that happening. meanwhile, it seems some big companies are planning to move their headquarters elsewhere in spain in order to avoid any fallout from catalonia potentially breaking away. various reports suggest two banks — caixa bank and banco sabadell — are considering a move. while news that pharmaceuticals company oryzon will shift its hq from barcelona to madrid sent its shares soaring yesterday. one expert explains why

they'll face brazil or germany next. the man to beat at the united states grand prix. he set the pace yesterday and carried that form into final practice and it wasn'tjust 0'brien who was left smiling today, as the award for britain's champion jockey was officially handed out at ascot. and it went to silvestre de sousa. quite an achievement, given that when the boy from brazil, first came to europe, he couldn't speak, a word of english. joe wilson went to meet him. 7:30am in newmarket, this is britain's championjockey. his story belongs to the world. silvestre de sousa's journey is unique. he shows me pictures of his triumphs in india. he first sat on a horse on the family farm in brazil. at 16, someone in sao paulo told him he looked like a jockey. that is how it all began. when i came to ireland i couldn't speak a word of english. there was a lot of dedication. it is not easy to be a champion. and when you are foreign and from a different country, even harder. the chances is less. you have to make the chances come to y