that was touch popstar lamayi. —— thai. you have been watching newsday.sion by india's highest court on a ban on the sale of cattle for slaughter. what will it mean for the meat industry? and before we go, let's take a look at these pictures from chester zoo in the east of england where fourteen flamingo chicks have hatched. as you can see, the chicks are grey or white, and apparently they won't develop their distinctive pink feathers until they're about six months old. zoo keepers are expecting more hatchlings in the coming weeks. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello. tuesday's forecast has some rain in it. we have not been able to say that for some time. you may say that monday was wet, that came from showers and thunderstorms. if one of those kautu, you certainly knew about it. a cold start to tuesday. from the word go, some bits and pieces across scotland, the north of england, and into the southern counties of england. it isn't wet everywhere right from the word go. scattered showers across the north of scotland, we mentioned rain in

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lamayi has decided to tone down her act and she's been telling us all about it.hat's all from me for now. stay with bbc news. and the top story here in the uk: the parents of the terminally ill baby charlie gard accused the hospital of treating him... the hospital of treating him... the hospital treating him of lying to a judge. they say they have new proof the child therapy could help him. now on bbc news all the latest business news live from singapore. india's cattle trade, a major decision looms ahead of one that will affect business and religious communities in india. and it's venue saw growth, we look at the ambitious plans stretched across the 7000 miles between china and the uk —— it's the new silk road. good morning, asia, hello, world, glad you could join us for this tuesday addition of asia business report. i'm rico hizon and we kick off with india were the highest court there will look at the government's recent decision to ban the sale of cattle for slaughter through animal markets. their leather and beef export industry said the government move viol

lamayi has decided to tone down her act and she's been telling us all about it.t's all from me now. stay with bbc world news. now as part of hardtalk‘s 20th anniversary season, another chance to see an interview first broadcast in 2013. welcome to hardtalk. i'm alan little. my guest today is the former bishop of edinburgh, richard holloway. he entered a seminary at the age of 1a, intent on becoming a monk. he rose to become the leader of the anglican church in scotland. but he gradually lost faith in many of the certainties in christianity, including the existence of god. he finally resigned from the church, accusing it of cruelly persecuting gay people. so did his own loss of faith betray those he once preached to? richard holloway, welcome to hardtalk. at the age of 1a, you left your working—class home in the west of scotland and went off to a very austere place in england called kelham hall, to train as an anglican priest. to train, in effect, as a monk. what was that like? it was lovely. i was a romantic wee boy who wandered the hills at loch lomond, where i