a top story in the uk: a woman who worked at the countess of chester hospital has been arrested on suspicionmurdering eight babies and attempting to murder another six. first, here is asia business report. former milos and the minister result is under arrest and will be officially charged on wednesday morning after he arrives in court. and in india, entrepreneurs are encouraging each other to achieve success encouraging each other to achieve success by publicly celebrating their failures. success by publicly celebrating theirfailures. —— success by publicly celebrating their failures. —— former malaysia and prime minister. hello and welcome to asia business report. we begin with news out of malaysia where the former prime minister rosa has arrived at a kuala lumpur courthouse, he spent the night ina lumpur courthouse, he spent the night in a detention centre after being arrested tuesday on corruption charges. all of this comes after an investigation into the former leaders alleged role in the scandal hit government investment fund imdb. the fund was set up to develop kuala lumpurorasa the fu

in 2015, the countess of chester hospital had the largest number of neonatal desks. re neonatal desks. it stopped providing care for very premature infants in july 2016 and now only looks after babies born after 32 weeks pregnancy and managers say they are confident the unit is to continue. judith moritz with that report. rescuers in thailand are trying to work out how to free 12 boys and their football coach from the flooded caves where they've been trapped for more than 10 days. divers have been searching the complex cave network in northern thailand working in difficult conditions. some sections are said to be too narrow for even scuba tanks to be worn. two british divers eventually found the children yesterday stranded on a ledge nearly one kilometre, or half a mile, underground. but there's no easy way to get them out. they will either have to learn to swim out using diving equipment or stay there for weeks, maybe months, until the floodwaters recede. 0ur correspondent jonathan head is there. there is a renewed sense of mission here now. for the first time in te

judith moritz, bbc news, chester. a brief look at some of the day's other main stories.anchester may have been started deliberately, according to police. the force is investigating reports that people were seen lighting bonfires on the moorland 11 days ago, shortly before the fire was first reported to emergency services. the blaze went on to cover several square miles and is still burning. a teenage boy has been arrested tonight in connection with the murder of six—year—old alesha macphail on the isle of bute. alesha's body was discovered in woodland on monday, just hours after she was reported missing. police say the suspect is under the age of 18. a nurse who became the first briton to be convicted for slavery offences overseas, has been jailed for 14 years. josephine iyamu trafficked five nigerian women to germany to work as prostitutes. she was arrested at heathrow airport in 2016. judge richard bond told her that her "vile" actions exposed the women to a real risk of death. a peak audience of more than 2a million people watched england secure their place in the wor

arrest follows a long running investigation into a high number of baby deaths, at the countess of chesterospital in 2015 and 2016. we'll have the latest. also on tonight's programme: the schoolboys trapped in a cave in thailand — one of their football coaches says they are tough: translation: these are the kids that i have trained. they are strong. i have built them up to play at a professional level. the number of people dying from drug taking in scotland is the highest since records began, 20 years ago. england expects — less than an hour to kick off, in a must—win match in moscow — at the world cup. i will be live at the stadium. can england reached the quarterfinals and win their first knockout match ata and win their first knockout match at a tournament for 12 years? and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, we are live on day two from wimbledon where the best of british have been in action and we will look ahead to england versus colombia at the world cup. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a healthcare professional has been arrested in cheshire, on the suspicion of murd

judith moritz, bbc news, chester.otball coach who've been trapped in flooded caves for 11 days. they're being given food, and the authorities are trying to put in phone lines so that the boys can speak to theirfamilies. but they say no attempt to rescue them will be made until it can be done safely, and that could take months. our south—east asia correspondent, jonathan head, reports from the scene in chiang rai province. no longer alone. the trapped boys now have an army doctor treating them. they even manage a smile. they're being given foil blankets to keep them warm. they are painfully thin. "the food is coming", promises one of the divers. up on the surface, they've been rehearsing for the scenario everyone here is hoping for, getting the boys out and off to hospital. but it won't happen soon. translation: we need to be 100% confident in order to get the boys out, and they don't have to come out at the same time. we are assessing the situation, and if there is a risk, we will not move them out. the options confro

dave guest, bbc news, chester.aight our correspondent sarah walton who was at the hospital this lunchtime. bring us right up to date in terms of what the police and the hospital are saying, sarah. huge amount of shop here hospital today, as you can imagine. it was a hospital themselves that first alerted the police when they noticed alerted the police when they noticed a spike in unusual deaths of babies at their neonatal unit, starting in about 2015. the hospital itself released a statement today saying they are fully cooperating with this investigation. they, too, want to find out what happened here. the neonatal unit has been downgraded since that time, and it now no longer deals with the most high risk pregnancies and births, so they are saying they are confident this is a safe place for women to come and have their babies. the police investigation continues. they are questioning this health care professional on suspicion of the murder of eight babies and on suspicion of the attempted murder of six more. it is

judith moritz, bbc news, chester.ontinuing in northern thailand to work out the best way to rescue the 12 boys and their football coach who've been trapped in flooded caves for 11 days now. medics have reached them, they're being given food and the authorities are trying to put in phone lines so that the boys can speak to their families. but they say no attempt to rescue them will be made until it can be done safely and that could take months. our south east asia correspondent jonathan head reports from the scene in chiang rai province. no longer alone. the trapped boys now have an army doctor treating them. they even manage a smile. they're being given foil blankets to keep them warm. they are painfully thin. "the food is coming", promises one of the divers. up on the surface, they've been rehearsing for the scenario everyone here is hoping for, getting the boys out and off to hospital. but it won't happen soon. translation: we need to be ioo% confident in order to get the boys out, and they don't have to come out at

a woman who worked at the countess of chester hospital has been arrested on suspicion of murdering eight babies and attempting to murder another six. still trapped underground — rescue teams try to work out how to bring the boys out of the flooded caves in thailand. it could take weeks. the number of people dying from drug taking in scotland at its highest since records began, 20 years ago. and preparing to celebate the raf‘s centenary, i've been up with the typhoons as they practise for next week's huge flypast over london. coming up in sports day live from moscow later in the hour on bbc news, we will look ahead to the completed quarterfinal line—up in russia. good evening. england havejust beaten colombia in the last few minutes ina beaten colombia in the last few minutes in a dramatic penalty shoot out to secure themselves a place in the world cup quarterfinals. eric dier scored the winning penalty. england had been winning the match until colombia equalised in the dying minutes of injury time to force extra time and penalties. our sports editor dan roan has been watching the action

it follows an investigation of the neonatal unit at the countess of chester hospital in the city of chesterolice have been involved in long running investigation into baby deaths at the neonatal unit betweenjune 2015 and june 2016. angus crawford is here. we have had quite a lengthy statement from cheshire police revealing what has been going on but it is oldest breaking any past few months so bring us up to date. this is part of something called operation hummingbird launched in may last year looking at the neonatal unit specifically at the cou ntess neonatal unit specifically at the countess of chester hospital. it is described as a highly complex and very sensitive investigation. when it was first launched and was looking at the deaths of 15 babies between june 2015 and 2016 looking at the deaths of 15 babies betweenjune 2015 and 2016 but looking at the deaths of 15 babies between june 2015 and 2016 but also at six nonfatal collapses of babies in the unit. the skipped that widened considerably and now is looking at the deaths of 17 babies and the nonfatal collapses of 15 others. is that

arrested on suspicion of murdering eight babies and attempting to kill six others at a hospital in chester. officials in thailand say there will be a zero risk policy as they decide how to get out 12 boys and their football coach, still trapped deep inside a cave. drug related deaths reach their highest level in 20 years in scotland where the problem is said to be the worst of any european country. anybody can die from drugs. even myself i try to stay away from them but it is hard. also this hour, ministers take action to improve the lives of lesbian gay bisexual and trans people the government's produced a 75—point plan to tackle discrimination and identify hate crime. it's been a tense first half in moscow, england and colombia were locked at 0—0 at half—time, where the winner will meet sweden in the quarter finals at the world cup a health care professional has been arrested in cheshire, on the suspicion of murdering eight babies and trying to murder six others. the woman's arrest is part of an investigation into the neonatal unit at the countess of chester hospital, between march 2015

dave guest, bbc news, chester. sarah walton is at the hospital now. we are not getting told very much, are we? the investigation is continuing. we have heard from the hospital this morning. there is a great deal of shock. it was the hospital management themselves who first alerted the police and called in detectives when they noticed an unusual spike in the unusual deaths of newborn babies and babies younger than four weeks here at the neonatal unit. they said they called in detectives following that. since that time, they have downgraded the neonatal unit here and it no longer deals with the most high risk pregnancies and births so they are saying this is a safe place for women to have their babies. the hospital said they are cooperating with this investigation because they wa nt to with this investigation because they want to find out what happened to these children. the police investigation is ongoing and they are questioning this woman described asa are questioning this woman described as a health care professi

is arrested suspicion of murdering eight babies and attempting to kill six others at a hospital in chester. the 12 children and their football coach found alive ina and their football coach found alive in a cave in thailand. rescuers considered the best way to bring them to safety. thailand has thanks two british divers who found the boys nine days after they disappeared. improving the lives of lg bt disappeared. improving the lives of lgbt people. disappeared. improving the lives of lg bt people. ministers disappeared. improving the lives of lgbt people. ministers promised an action plan to tackle discrimination and identify hate crime. celebrating 100 years of the royal air force. events a re 100 years of the royal air force. events are planned across the country mark the occasion. in a moment it will be time for sportsday, but first let's take a

judith moritz, bbc news, chester. on the roll—out of universal credit. about inaccuracies in her commentscommons. 0ur social affairs correspondent michael buchanan is with me. so the na oh took an unusual route. what has happened? this is extraordinary. extraordinary. the government spend taxpayers' money. money. is this major welfare reform bill and pushed through at the moment. and pushed through at the moment. having to go to food banks are building up debts. building up debts. account changes the government had made in recent months. made in recent months. morning saying, i don't understand what you are saying, effectively. what you are saying, effectively. odd because her own officials had signed off on the investigation. signed off on the investigation. credit to be speeded up, he says that is not correct. that is not correct. apologise for some of her comments being misleading. being misleading. calls by the public spending watchdog in this way. watchdog in this way. michael buchanan, thank you. investigation following the death of six—year—old alesha mcphail. in woodland on monday

so the chester vets educate the keepers in carrying out thorough assessments.surprisingly risky. that's a privilege, to be bitten by a critically endangered species. i'm not going anywhere near it with my fingers. every bird has a tiny identification microchip implanted under its skin. blood samples will also reveal which males and females are most genetically compatible. every future chick is precious. biological matchmaking is vital. for some, though, there might not even be the chance of breeding in captivity. what's in here? in here we have a laughing thrush which is only found on the island ofjava. and this particular bird is a subspecies that is only found on one mountain. this bird may be the only one of its kind left on the planet. this bird in here could be the last of its kind in the world? yeah. we know of no others. of this species, the subspecies. is it already too late for this bird, then? we hope not. we have plans to carry out surveys on the mountain to see if we can find more, and if we can, it will be an enormous relief. we really don't know a

officers are investigating the deaths of 17 newborns at the neonatal unit of the countess of chesterd july 2016. the metropolitan police are investigating three more claims of sexual assault against the hollywood actor kevin spacey. the allegations were made between february and april this year. spacey, who was artisitic director of the old vic theatre between 2004 and 2015, has now been accused of sexual assault by more than 30 men since november last year. police on the scottish island of bute say they are now treating the death of a six—year—old girl there earlier this week as murder. the body of alesha mcphail was found in woodland on monday morning just a few hours after she was reported missing. officers believe members of the public involved in the search for her may have vital information: the association of school and college leaders have written to the prime minister and education secretary, warning them that standards in schools in england are falling because of a crisis in funding. england have won on penalties. have you had any sleep? the adrenaline after that penalty sh

judith moritz, bbc news, chester. that the six—year—old schoolgirl alesha macphail was murdered. the case has become a murder inquiry, following a post—mortem examination although detectives have yet to say how she died. alesha's body was found by a member of the public in woodland on the site of a former hotel on monday. she had been staying at her grandmother's house but was reported missing early in the morning. police are are urging people on the island to be vigilant about the safety of their children. our correspondent james shaw sent us this report. ales ha alesha macphail‘s body was found by a member of the public in woodland. at first police described her death as unexplained but after a postmortem examination they said the nature of their enquiry had changed. we are treating her death as a murder investigation. this has progressed over the last couple of daysin progressed over the last couple of days in relation to investigations that have been carried out here on bute. herfamily that have been carried out h

this morning, forensic searches began at a house in chester, which police have confirmed is related to neighbours on the same street woke up to the scene. i got up to go to work about 8am and the police were all there and i didn't see many people there. and i came back about 11:30 and there was a lot more activity going on. didn't know until we drove down this morning and saw all the police cars. saw the police cordon and a more than usual number of police cars, the forensic vans. so obviously something very, very serious. at the hospital, the medical director said... the neonatal unit stopped providing care for very premature infants in july 2016. it now only looks after babies born after 32 weeks pregnancy. the managers say they are confident the unit is safe to continue. the uk's royal airforce celebrates its centenary next week with a service at westminster abbey, and a huge fly—past over buckingham palace, part of the biggest air display ever seen in london. up to 100 jets, helicopters and aeroplanes from across the different eras of raf history, including spitfires and modern sta

this morning, forensics searches began at her house in chester, which police have confirmed is related for examination. neighbours on the same street woke up to the scene. i got out to go to work about eight, and the police were all there and i did not see many people that were there, and came back about half 11 and it was a lot more activity going on. we did not know until we drove that this morning, and saw all the police cars. saw the police cordoned, more than the usual number of police cars, the forensic van, so obviously something very serious. at the hospital, the medical director said that asking the police to look into this was not something we did lightly, but we needed to do everything we can to understand what has happened here and get the answers we and the families so desperately want. the neonatal unit stopped providing care for very premature infants in july 2016, and now only looks after babies born after 32 weeks pregnancy, and managers say they are confident the unit is safe to continue. did you see what the dutch prime minister mark rutte said on trade while he was

being held on suspicion of the murder of eight babies and the attempted murder of six others in a chester hospital. the death of six—year—old alesha macphail on the isle of bute is now being treated as murder. the boys trapped in a cave in thailand say they're in good health and good spirits as rescuers rehearse plans to bring them out. and roger federer and serena williams headline todays second round action at wimbledon. good morning. it's july the 4th. welcome to bbc newsroom live. england are through to the world cup quarter—finals after a dramatic penalty shootout victory over colombia. it's the first time the three lions have won a world cup match on penalties. their next challenge will be sweden in the last eight on saturday. lets take a look at the winning penalty scored by eric dier. yes! england fans from around the world celebrated the win after an agonising penalty shoot—out and as you can see from this footage they went wild. let's get the latest from our sports correspondent, david ornstein, who's at the england base in repino. what was the atmosphere like?m what was the atm

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we'll have the latest from chester hospital in a moment. other main stories on bbc news at 5:00... how many of you? 13? brilliant... the 12 children and their football coach found alive in a cave in thailand — rescuers consider the best way to bring them to safety. the boys were found by two british divers nine days after they disappeared — colleagues paid tribute to their professionalism. john and rick, they're calm, they're very collected, they're very organised, extremely disciplined and consummate professionals. improving the lives of lgbt people — ministers promise an action plan to tackle discrimination and identify hate crime. # football's coming home. getting behind england at the world cup as they prepare to take on columbia for a place in the quarterfinals. iam sarah i am sarah rainsford at the stadium in moscow where england will find out tonight if they are playing sweden later in the quarterfinals. at wimbledon — british number ones johanna konta and kyle edmund are both through to the second round in straight sets. good evenin

the murder of eight babies and the attempted murder of another six, in cheshire iam i am live in chesterand their football coach found alive in a cave in thailand — the authorities say it may take months to get them out. two british rescue divers who had flown out to join the search found the boys last night — nine days after they disappeared. an action plan to tackle discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people — the government promises four million pounds to drive greater inclusion

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a woman who worked at the countess of chester hospital has been arrested on suspicion of murdering eightng to kill another six. also coming up: still trapped underground — authorities in thailand say they will take "a zero—risk approach".

judith moritz, bbc news, chester. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. is investigating what caused a man and a woman to fall gravely ill, close to where a former russian spy was poisoned in march. what met we are still expecting a statement on that story. in the meantime, let's turn to a story we have covered before. scientists are using ivf to try and bring back the northern white rhino from extinction. these are the only two northern white rhinos left on earth. they live under heavy guard in a conservation park in northern kenya. and crucially, they're both female, scientists say the species is functionally extinct. the last male of the species died earlier this year, he also lived in kenya. his name was sudan and they built this headstone to commemorate him. but he may not be the last male northern white rhino after all. researchers have created rhino embryos using sperm from now dead northern white rhinos. here's victoria gill. the northern white rhino is the most endangered mammal on the planet. it is actually functionally extinct, because the last

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i was thinking of this not long ago as a college student in chester town, maryland, reading 85 days. the reason i'm smiling so big is because i read this book and i am such in awe of mr. witcover. it was 2005 and politics was interesting, but it wasn't really exciting, and i was thinking at the time wouldn't it be great to live in a time where politics is just unpredictable and you don't know what you're going to wake up to? and so '68 had this appeal for someone my age. so which really is my job these days. and i found robert kennedy to be a very inspiring figure, a person who was touched by tragedy, who was able to overcome his -- the things that were holding him back and restraining him. he was a very restrained person and jules writes about this in his book of not running until march of 1968 because of his fears of what people were going to think if he did run. >> so what you're saying is beware of what you wish for. jules, can you talk a little bit about what was robert kennedy's extraordinary political appeal? he stands out among politicians of his generation and most of them s

that‘s after an investigation of the neo—natal unit at the countess of chester hospital.we‘ll speak with one of england‘s — and also gareth southgate‘s — biggest fans and the guardian‘s chief sport reporter, martha kelner in russia. it is supposed to be a method of last resort, when mental health patients are seen as a risk to themselves and others. but research has found that 32 women have died after being restrained in mental health units over a five—year period. the charity agenda, which works with vulnerable women, has gathered information for the five years leading up to april 2017 and says the trauma of being held — sometimes face down — can bring on physical problems like heart attacks, as well as causing some people to become more likely to self—harm and even take their own lives. this week parliament is looking at reducing restraint siutations, with what‘s called a third reading of a bill. let‘s talk now to philippa lalor. she says she 5 been sometimes face—down — in mental health wards. and katharine sacks—jones is from agenda, which is a charity for women and g

. >>> we are following developing story with the massive wildfire burning in chester county. fire says the most active area is west and northwest of reading the fire which is now more than 80,000 acres big. also part of reading with the city of a population of over 90,000. tom vacar joins us live with more. >> reporter: a couple minutes ago since is -- six brush trucks just went by not one has come out all day long but many have gone in. all different kinds of fire trucks. there is active fire on the ground as you see in the video but i want to show you something on the ground. this neighborhood is well away from the fire at the moment but this is the problem, ashes falling which is a problem because it will require being washed away or blown away. but if there are winds blowing ash comes down and sometimes it comes in the form of embers and if it does then this neighborhood will be in serious jeopardy. there is active fire on the ground and it's coming right down to the road and this road, they're trying to keep it from crossing. the sky is blocked by a shroud of smoke and w

. >>> a man who lost his home to the carr fire in chester county has something to smile about.e found a family heirloom in the rubble of his home. his grandmother's wedding ring. thank you for watching. >> elizabeth, alan and paul will be back in 30 minutes with the latest on the wildfires. we will keep you updated on what's going on and what's going on with the ferguson fire near yosemite, all that coming up at 6 pm. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this monday: we are in redding, california, on the front lines of the battle against the largest and deadliest of 17 california wildfires. the carr fire is already the size of denver. it's burned more than 700 homes. thousands more are threatened. we have extensive coverage tonight, starting with the headlines in 60 seconds. >> state of emergency in california. >> the carr fire has already claimed six lives. >> tens of thousands of people have been asked to evacuate. >> this is what many californians are returning to. every one of these homes up on this ridge is gone. >> 99 days before the midterm

here, police investigating the deaths of 17 babies at the countess of chester hospital have extendedthat any of its patients came to any harm. a 28—year—old nurse, lucy letby is being questioned on suspicion of murdering eight babies and attempting to murder another six. judith moritz reports. lucy letby once said she enjoyed nursing babies as she could see them progress and support their families. now she is suspected of murdering eight infants, and trying to kill another six. today, police searchers have continued and the nurse's home, forensics officers searching the house and taking items away for examination is. detectives are dill questioning the 28—year—old about the alleged murders and attempted murders. —— still questioning. police say the investigation is focusing on what happened to 32 babies at a chester hospital between march and july 2018. the babies we re march and july 2018. the babies were all on the neonatal unit which ca res were all on the neonatal unit which cares for poorly infants. management alerted police because they could not explain the unusual number of t

our own cities like manchester england there's a whole other world below the surface of today's man chester're going to do now was used in the -- hidden from the war. >> it's strange for me as an englishman it was all during the battle of britain. think about my grand prarnts or my parents grandparents and they were bombed by a hundred straight days and the whole communities would just exist underground. >> you have to think about that because right now it looks like rescue zblin ruin. >> if these walls could talk. >> josh gets separated from his group of friends and he's off in these cata combs by himself. >> everything's looking the same, starting to get a little panicky. i just got to get out of here. his group, and when he finds them, they have found something. >> wait, that's a human bone? wait, so he's -- >> someone's been diing, the cemetery. >> now when i heard this guy say that, i was like he's just doing this for the video. he's trying to creep us out. but then they go digging in this pile of dirt. >> that's it. >> another bone. >> there are bone fragments all throughout that pile

the car fire has -- the carr fire has now scorched 11 square miles in chester county. it has killed five people, including 3 civilians and 2 firefighters. 500 buildings are destroyed, nearly 5000 more are threatened. right now, this fire is 5% contained. >> winds are pushing the fire away from redding, thousands of people are still under evacuation orders tonight. >> katie nelson joins us from igo, a town north of redding. >> reporter: michelle, this has been an incredibly intense fire. if you take a look back here, you can actually see the level of devastation it is causing. once huge trees, now reduced to nothing more than ash and stumps. you can see how sick the smoke is in this area near igo. no aircraft can fly, making it a hot day for crews on the ground. firefighters battled the fast moving carr fire. all, while trying to cope with another day of triple digit temperatures, bone dry trees, practically exploding into flames, shooting embers, high into the sky. >> we are watching the wind and weather. >> reporter: the fire almost doubled in size overnight, now at 8

going to be through suburban districts like bucks county whichrb is one of my family, box, delaware, chestercounty, one of the four suburban counties around philadelphia. >> host: that ring around the city thank you right. these of the districts that democrats have to win to get a majority and this is one of the most vulnerable but it's in the second tier. on election night i would watch new jersey and pennsylvania. new jersey pennsylvania virginia would be the three states early on election night where you'll see results coming in what you'll get a sense are democrats like to get 23 or more or come up short. this would be one of those races that i would look at. >> host: virginia ten is one ofoo those. >> guest: margaret, next door. she's considerably more vulnerable really been congressman fitzpatrick. she's on, you know, not toast but she's got a really, really challenging situation. >> host: let's get to bread in international falls minnesota. thank you for waiting. good morning. >> caller: good morning to both of you today. we're talking about this midterm election and whatnot, but the