i'm julie at pace and i'm here in brisbane australia to see how tame a scientist and volunteers. helping close by many of the jungle. and i'm russell bit of bangladesh for the locals are learning to coexist with the tiger neighbors. queensland was one time to i have a one make one as well with the relentless pace of human expansion that number dropp by almost 80% since. nineteen ninety one the human population is still growing and growing and that number is ninety said to growing pretty for the precious on surrounding lan line. without immediate intervention. by. sixteen but a group of local residents and experts are trying to reverse this trend. the last land that hugs the stratus east coast is one of the most desirable places for human settlement. but it's als a prime koala habitat. as a result increasing numbers of these must repeal of being forced to leave with the in the city. hn hannah is a wildlife fed and founding member of the quileute research network. he brought me to this an area that i would have thought you could possibly have koalas because it's so. busy. why why t

let's start in brisbane, australia, where england have kept their hopes of a semi final spot at the men'sup alive, with a 20—run win over new zealand. england, batting first, knew a win would put them back in the top two, and boost their chances of a semi—final spot. jos buttler with an entertaining innings, making 73 off a7 balls as england finished on 179—6. with new zealand on 65—2, moeen ali dropped a simple catch off glenn phillips, who went on to make 62, but was eventually caught in the 18th over off the bowling of sam curren as nz reached 159—6. i thought we put in a good performance. anytime you take on new zealand you know you are in for a tough challenge, but i'm proud of the guys tonight. must wind game and to come out with the freedom to express ourselves and show off our talent, i was proud of the character we showed. in an hour, the women's rugby league cup gets under way in leeds. hosts england to begin their campaign against brazil at headingley will be working to stop the dominance of australia and new zealand, who have won every edition of the competition so far. englan

brisbane airport. they said they were here for a holiday. they were part of a larger group of nine russians who had made multiple visits to queensland since 2010. ilya: there's these guys who came to australia're not very higher-rank russian businessmen, yeah? it looks like that they have some businesses in russia, but it's not big business, let's say. sean: the russians were involved in two siberian businesses: an ice cream factory and a precious-gem company. during their visits, there have been 24 accounts at this one surfers paradise branch, and over three years, more than $29 million was deposited into them. dr. david chaikin: the russians obtained debit cards on those bank accounts, and they used those debit cards to fund luxury holidays, designer clothes, expensive jewelry. the australian federal police carried out a six-month investigation,nd with the materialhey had, they sought successfully to freeze those bank accounts in queensland. sean: in court, the australian federal police said they believed the cash was the proceeds of crime, and the accounts were being used "as virtual piggy banks for very large amounts of money." a judge said the police evidence showed "a very clear infer

uh, so it was in 2014 at the summit in australia in brisbane, when president putin, uh, left after thethe first day, they themselves, in general, hinted at the possibility of his departure, when he spoke about the nature of the final document, which, uh, was being prepared for adoption at the g-20 summit, listen well, you , you probably mean not a convention, but a final declaration. yes, work on it is almost completed to approve. this document will be based on the results of tomorrow's meeting, which will consider the topic of digitalization. we will be attended by anton silanov minister of finance, uh, the declaration in question covers all the areas that were discussed and food and energy and healthcare and digitalization. yes , our western colleagues tried in every possible way to make this declaration politicized and tried to push through wording that would imply a condemnation of the actions of the russian federation on behalf of the entire twenty, that is, including ourselves, we insisted that if you really want to, be sure to touch on this topic. although, it in no way concerns

australia showed just why they're the world's topped ranked team by winning the series last sunday. despite that they didn't ease off the gas for the final encounter in brisbanech. that's all the sport for now. and lead for the whole match. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. i'll be back with another update later. more now in the interest rate rise enhanced by the bank of england. andrew bailey has been spelling out the issues. ., ._ . . . , the issues. today we have increased the issues. today we have increased the bank rate _ the issues. today we have increased the bank rate by _ the issues. today we have increased the bank rate by no _ the issues. today we have increased the bank rate by no .75 _ the issues. today we have increased the bank rate by no .75 percentage i the bank rate by no .75 percentage points to 3%. this is the eighth consecutive increase in bank rate since december of last year. we have raised rates by a total of 2.9 percentage points during that period. these are big changes. they have a real impact on people cosmic lives. so, why are we doing it and why are we doing it now when so ma

australia showed just why they're the world's topped ranked team by winning the series last sunday. despite that they didn't ease off the gas for the final encounter in brisbaneheir ceo, dr charmaine griffiths. thank you forjoining us. tello is a bit more about what is going on. clearly we are experiencing unprecedented pressures on heart treatment and care and their latest analysis in this tipping point report has really shown the scale of that. it is devastating to think that. it is devastating to think that since the start of the pandemic just the sheer scale of destruction on treatment and care has taken around 230 extra lives from heart disease every week. and we are obviously worried about emergency care, but also worried about the scale of the backlog of care and treatment needed to. we are estimating at the moment today there are around 350,000 people across the uk waiting desperately for treatment and care, and an increasing risk of course of heart damage, disability, and sadly even death during that period. that is why we are calling on the government, the new government as it forms a cell, to prioritise cardiovascular health and set out a new heart