for england to rescue the world cup, their world cup, they have to games for england to rescue the worldroy, even if it risks reinjuring him in the short term. tuesday's defeat to australia was their third in the tournament already. i asked the captain if his players had let him down. no, i can't fault the commitment or application that the guys have produced in every single game. where we've let ourselves down as a group is adapting to conditions. it's been a bigger challenge in this world cup than previous bilateral series that we've played so tomorrow is going to be the exact same, we're going to have to adapt to conditions and playing against a strong side in india. playing in a home world cup for your home country is an extremely privileged position to be in, it presents a huge opportunity, two more group stage games left. if we win the two, go through to a semifinal to win that, we will go through to a world cup final so there is still a lot on the line and we are really looking forward to it. while india, in contrast, could come to edgbaston here feeling bright and breezy. their w

the i know those again drawing attention to the issue urging policymakers to move faster to rescue the world's kids who have been robbed of their childhood. for more let's bring indeed obviously a funny guy who joins us now in new delhi on here good to have you with us and our report we just heard a child say it has to work to support its illiterate family it seems that child labor is something that's taken for granted in india is it. hi monica well it's true that you know mindset stewards child labor are problematic in india you know many people here are considered it almost as a necessary evil because many believe that you can pretty bad it given the kind of high levels of poverty and inequality in many parts off the country and it's also you know some people seem to have no problem they see they don't seem to find anything wrong with employing children to give you one example you know in many indian cities in aapl. families it's not unusual to see very young under age goods you know working as babysitters of coke's all or servants changing those mindset it's not easy now is this a problem t

the arab world. a year since the thai cave rescue that captivated the world — thanksgiving and celebrations for the trappedallers. and in business, china warns tariffs threaten the global economy as world leaders prepare for the 620 we take a special look at how the us is reshaping the world of trade. a very warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation tell us what you think. the party of turkey's president erdogan has been dealt a major blow after losing control of istanbul in a re—run of the city's mayoral election. the vote has been seen as a key test of mr erdogan‘s authority and of the future of democracy in turkey. the opposition candidate, ekrem imamoglu, said his landslide win was a new beginning for the country's biggest city. here's the latest from our correspondent mark lowen. they roared, notjust in victory but in celebration that their turkey still exists. chanting. an opposition that's waited 25 years to control istanbul, but long felt incapable of success, savoured its moment. ekrem imamoglu ha

the team was eventually rescued 18 days later and a mission that caught the attention of the world. brance of a rescue that captivated the world. these are some of the 12 boys who, a year ago, entered the vast tham luang cave system in northern thailand with their football coach to relax after training. a trip that went horribly wrong. flash flooding left the teens trapped inside for more than two weeks with little food or water, before diving experts were able to rescue them. the death of a former thai navy seal and rescue volunteer, who ran out of air while returning through the caves, highlighted just how perilous the mission was. a year later, and the boys have had their story chronicled in the books, documentaries, and a netflix production is also in the pipeline. translation: it is indescribable, my life has changed a lot. translation: i feel thankful for all the officials who, on this day last year, spent their time to help me out and the boys are so that we got out safely. i thank you very much. also among those taking part in the charity race from the still closed caves to t

the team was eventually rescued 18 days later in a mission that caught the attention of the world. a race in remembrance of a rescue that captivated the world. these are some of the 12 boys who, a year ago, entered the vast tham luang cave system in northern thailand with their football coach to relax after training. a trip that went horribly wrong. flash flooding left the team trapped inside for more than two weeks, with little food or water, before diving experts were able to rescue them. the death of a former thai navy seal and rescue volunteer, who ran out of air while returning through the caves, highlighted just how perilous the mission was. a year later and the boys have had their story chronicled in books, documentaries, and a netflix production is also in the pipeline. translation: it's indescribable. my life has changed a lot. translation: i feel thankful for all the officials who on this day last year spent their time to help me and the boys so that we got out safely. i thank you very much. also among those taking part in the charity race, from the still closed caves to

for england to rescue the world cup, their world cup. ames and caution can go to the breeze. so they are prepared to recall the batsmanjason roy, even if it means reinjuring him in the short term, tuesday's defeat to australia it was their third in the tournament already. i asked the captain if the players had let him down. no, i cannot fault them. they have produced in every single game. we have let themselves down is adapting to conditions. it has been a bigger challenge than previous bilateral series that we have played, so tomorrow is going to be the exact same. we will have to adapt to conditions, playing against a strong side in india, world cup, a home world cup for your own country is an extremely privileged position to be in and presents a huge opportunity. tomorrow games left, to win that, we have to go to the world cup final. there is still a lot on the line and we are looking forward to it. india in contrast could come you're feeling india in contrast could come here feeling bright and breezy, their world cup has gone to plan.

. >>> is soccer team celebrating the anniversary of her rescue the captivated the world. the team member survived 17 days in a flooded cave. the 12 boys and their coach thanked hundreds from around the world who helped during that dramatic ordeal. they especially honored a sergeant who lost his life during the daring machines daring mission to save them. >> the boys are good and we are able to reconnect with people. >> the boys now ages 12 through 17 continued to play soccer together and many dream of playing professionally while others say they want to become navy seals. >>> nevada multi-billion-dollar casino deal creates one giant casino company. caesars entertainment has been sold for $17.3 billion to eldorado resorts. the buyout with 60 casinos under a single umbrella which will be called caesars. this comes after they declared bankruptcy in 2017. >>> a new study suggests coffee could be the secret to battling obesity. researchers say drinking a cup of coffee could stimulate what is known as brown fat reserves which would play a key role on how quickly you can burn ca

live from berlin the rescuers and the rescue teams gathered together to remember and celebrate in thailand. it's one year on from the remarkable cave rescue in which the world witnessed near tragedy turned to heroic try. and millions of voters in this step will return to the polls today to cast their ballots in a rerun of the city's mayoral election. and australia fails in dramatic fashion at the women's world cup while germany marches on to confirm its standing as one of the tournament favorites with another commanding performance. on exposure thanks for joining us it was a story that captured the world's attention on june 23rd last year 12 boys from a youth soccer team decided to explore a cave in thailand with their coach. the group entered the town the lank cave in the northernmost province of chiang rai but shortly after entering heavy rains began to fall floodwaters rose the boys and their coach were trapped early efforts to find them failed the search team grew to hundreds of people including diving experts and rescuers from around the world then after 9 days with no news and 4 kilometers from the cave mouth divers found everyone starving but still a

for england to rescue the world cup, their world cup, they have two games and caution can go to the breezeatsmenjason roy, even if it risks reinjuring him in the short term. tuesday's defeat to australia was their third in the tournament already. i asked the captain if his players had let him down. no, i can't fault the commitment to application the guys have produced in every single game. where we've let ourselves down as a group is adapting to conditions. it's been a bigger challenge in this world cup than previous bilateral series that we've played. so tomorrow is going to be the exact same. we are going to have to adapt to conditions, adapt to playing against a strong side in india. yes, india are in birmingham without a defeat in the world cup so far, and therefore with few cares. now, there will be a vibrant, passionate, noisy atmosphere in these grandstands tomorrow. and it will be generated, largely, by the supporters of india. as england's captain put it today, for his players, it will feel like an away game. joe wilson, bbc news, at edgbaston. you can see more on all of today's s

a year on from the thailand cave rescue that captivated the world's attention to 12 poise rescued take the chance to thank the community that helped save their lives. and cheers protests and anger out on the pitch at the women's world cup cameron's footballers crashing out against england after a series of controversy all calls by the video assistant referee. i'm brian thomas today to you and thanks for joining us turkey's president wretch of type area one has been dealt a serious blow after losing control of istanbul and a rerun of the may oral election their opposition candidate x. from the mole who won that poll by a decisive margin or to want to his ruling a k party demanded the rerun after they alleged voting irregularities observers say the opposition win in istanbul could also herald major changes across the country. they voted on mass and celebrated that way to. the undisputed victory and is stumbles mayoral election by this man. who secured a comfortable majority it was a controversial rerun of a ballot he had already narrowly won in march the new mayor said his victory is a v

the boys were eventually came out a lawyer. and incredible incredible rescue and i think we can remember all of the world's attention on that rescue and the feeling of joy as the summer began how however are the thais feeling about it now one year on has a changed things and time and. well people then people now really view this as america people really didn't think that these boys were going to be pulled out alive as such turned out really does seem to want to remember this anniversary as a success story for the country really applauding all of those who were involved in that rescue as such this whole region is being developed now it's becoming a tourist hot spot an unlikely tourist hot spot tourists a gathering here thousands of them by the day in high season to visit this cave and commemorate this really epic ordeal is now being made into a netflix film as well so that will only increase the number of people wanting to visit this site and coming here especially to check it out ok charlotte's also bill thanks for that more good news then for the people the region. germany is in the quarter finals of the women's world cup in fran

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come to this area now there is a whole infrastructure built around this the site of the rescue that had the entire world gripped to groups like this one a few looking here it's got a firsthand taste of the ordeal the cave itself is currently closed to the public for safety reasons but that hasn't stopped thousands venturing off the beaten track every week to check it out. this is going no it's true a small museum telling the story of the rescue and pay their respects to the tie dye the who knows this is now trying to save the boy is. just a shoot from the cave shuttle buses drop tourists at the dozens of schools that have sprung up over the last 12 months giving them a chance to browse the cave not indoors and take them in memory that has it. been that i'm visiting from laos this is a sacred place that i've heard a lot about i'm really excited to see it in person things i didn't know but maybe came here because it's the anniversary of the case and i want to go back is to die for. entrepreneurs who floated from across the region to cash in on the action they say that incomes have sued. carmack on your bo

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the amazon rescue center is the only place in the world where rescued manatees are raised and then released back into the wild they take a lot of looking after the calves need to be fed every 2 hours for the 1st 2 years there are lactose intolerant so they're given a special milk imported from the u.s. one manatee costs the center $10000.00 per year the animals have a gentle trusting nature. but. hunters kill down when they come up from here or by sticking it wouldn't have exact their snouts terrible death for a beautiful good natured creature that plays an important role in the ecosystem and . once the manatees are weaned off milk they can start to eat aquatic lettuce. manatees feed on aquatic vegetation like this here and other plants that cover the surface of the river. and the places where the manatees have died out this vegetation starts to proliferate and the inhabitants suffer because they have less fish and they can no longer go out on their boats because of all the plant growth clogging up the water. the rain forest is a vast buy otoh if its natural balance is threatened it has con

and their escape from the depths of tom long cave a daring rescue that had the whole world rooting for a miracle. and a year later people in thailand are remembering that america he gave us charlotte shelton pill isn't she and right following the story for us and she joins us hi charlotte good to see you so how have people been remembering what happened a year ago. seanie hi yes the real highlight today has been getting the opportunity to see those 12 boys and that coach they held a press conference here at the cave site earlier today and it really was an insight into how the boys are doing and how they've responded to what was clearly a hugely traumatic ordeal for them now their privacy has been very strictly guarded so it's extremely exciting to see a number of them here at the site talking to was one of the really interesting things that they said is that they actually 2 of them want to become navy seals themselves that is a mark of respect for the tight diver who lost his life jaring that rescue he's commemorated just behind me now it wasn't just the press conference that the type

a year on from the thailand cave rescue that captivated the world's attention.

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thailand celebrates the anniversary of the cave rescue that captivated the world, with a charity race

thailand marks one year since the cave rescue that captivated the world — celebrations and thanksgiving

also ahead in the programme, drama on the high seas as the former world heavyweight champion is rescuedhis burning holiday got on the coast of majorca. thank you forjoining us. england have slumped to their third defeat at the cricket world cup and are in serious danger of failing to make a semifinals. they were beaten by australia after another early batting collapse. joe is there for us. batting collapse. joe is there for us. how big a setback is this for england? well, finally the sun is out and we just have to reflect on england's 221 all out. it is a big setback, not just anybody table looks, which we will come to the statistics which put england in real jeopardy of not even making the knockout stage. even with the nats, the bloated confidence. the way this is really stopped that momentum that seem to build up over the course of two, three, four years since the world cup. they have not lost to international and nero at home. that is not happened for a very long time when we reflect on what happened in today's match was we got some booze for warner and smith, as expected. then, it's