because that everything is throw just wait and see last season thailand produced more sugar than ever contributing to a global surplus and helping the price to plummet it has a stockpile of around $7000000.00 tonnes over a 1000000 more than it had at the same time last year another reason there is so much excess at the moment is because historically a lot of time and indian sugar has been smuggled into china but this year chinese authorities have cracked down on that illegal process to try to protect their own sugar industry. exports from thailand are also being affected by the strength of the thai baht which has been asia's best performing currency this year its farmers who are hurting the most costs are going up while their income falls through the line. yes i'm worried about the small farmers if the price keeps dropping i'm afraid that people will give up if we don't see any signs of improvement in a few years it will be bad the oversupply and low prices are expected to remain for a few years which may affect thailand's long term plans to increase sugar production by 70 percent som

exports from thailand are also being affected by the strength of the thai baht which has been asia's best performing currency this year its farmers who are hurting the most costs are going up while the income falls through the mill . yes i'm worried about the small farmers if the price keeps dropping then i'm afraid that people will give up if we don't see any signs of improvement in a few years it will be bad. the oversupply and low prices are expected to remain for a few years which may affect thailand's long term plans to increase sugar production by 70 percent some a concern that if the expansion happens it will only benefit big businesses that can operate with smaller margins and further squeeze small farms. growing sugarcane costs a lot of money and the deals between the farmers and sugar mills are not that fair for example the sugar mill won't take any responsibility if the farmer can't deliver the product but they don't care whether there's a drought or flood the farmers take all the risk the government also wants to build $29.00 new sugar mills in the northeast each with a b

at the moment there's no real pressure on thailand.well there is a little bit of pressure the european union is reviewing terence trade preferences the united states is awesome reviewing their tariffs their tariff levels with thailand and even the government to pay him which never criticize how quickly is concerned about employment going situation untile there are outside actors who are looking at this southeast asian issues has always been a firm how and questioning whether this is the best country and so we are calling on europe be. the u.k. the united states japan and australia and all of the southeast asian nations this tyrant is this really how you want to go do you want to go back to military. do you want to go back to this type of rule what brought thailand form over our apps. is a commitment to democracy it was a shining light to markers in southeast asia and now now it's our state now and basically we're saying to government talent if you really want to take part. need to turn away from you know it very hard to read just them

and troubles for thailand's monarchy between changes his mind was giving his welcome sort of all titles and ranks and accusing her of disloyalty to look at a dramatic fall from grace. plus all these speeches under a blanket of plastic we'll see how locals are taking action to save indonesia's paradise island. i'm melissa chana welcome to news asia thanks for joining us we started japan and the in throne and of emperor not a veto back in may his father had abdicated the 1st abdication for the country in 2 centuries and the son had succeeded to the throne it turns out that was just the 1st step in a mall type step process a very ceremonial and traditional affair on tuesday a bigger event attended by royalty from around the world took place. and he is revealed sitting on the throne quite literally. followed by his wife and christmas also in that is a separate ghalia those invited to attend mostly watched from a distance only a few people were actually permitted in the state room to see hear his proclamation . sucking. all you know heritage imperial status based on jeff anees constitution.

vietnam are second in group g behind thailand on goal difference.ctory in indonesia, with nguyen tien linh scoring his sides third here on the hour mark. iraq continued their unbeaten run in the qualifiers, after they thrashed hosts cambodia 4—0. amjad attwan with the pick of the goals. his 25—yard belter flying into the top corner past a stranded keo soksela. elsewhere, two of the best goals of the night were scored in a friendly between algeria and colombia. baghdad bounedjah lashed in the opening goal of the game, before riyadh mahrez added two more — including this fine solo effort, as the algerians completed a 3—0 win in a match that was played in lille in northern france. it's been a month since europe won golf‘s solheim cup in dramatic fashion against the united states at gleneagles, before they defend the trophy in ohio in two years time, how will the new generation of female golfers in europe be developed, particularly as they compete against the financial might of the lpga tour? sarah mulkerrins has been to spain to find out. a glorious mo

thailand, same thing. exposed, but more exposed to the u.s. and europe than china.there has been some criticism, the currency is strong, but you look at the neighbors and they say the bank of thailand has not matched the easing they have gotten from venir asian neighbors, and e the imf has urged them to loosen up. do you think the current state of thailand with the monetary and fiscal policy, is that enough for you as an investor? to increasees room our exposure. exposure,d this overexposure, if you will come to thailand for at least two years. and so with monetary easing, should that occur, that boosts the rationale for the exposure. the thaihing is both baht and equities are one standard deviation relative to their history, so they have become a bit of a problem trade and that does give us pause. the other thing is there will be an election in march, and leaves hadoom because thailand has a few military coups. romaine: i have heard. >> you might have heard, so you want to buy the coups, sell the democracy. [laughter] >> i no. that should go in social science histo

this factory in north east thailand isn't supposed to be operating at the moment it's usually a time to prepare for the new harvest of should be cane to arrive from farms around the province of tiny instead it's still processing and bagging last season's product which for now isn't going any further than the storage sheds which are becoming increasingly full right now is that yeah because everything is throw. just wait and see last season thailand produced more sugar than ever contributing to a global surplus and helping the price to plummet it has a stockpile of around $7000000.00 tonnes over a 1000000 more than it had at the same time last year another reason there is so much excess at the moment is because historically a lot of time and indian sugar has been smuggled into china but this year chinese authorities have cracked down on their illegal process to try to protect their own sugar industry. exports from thailand are also being affected by the strength of the thai baht which has been asia's best performing currency this year its farmers who are hurting the most costs are goin

and it's been one of asia's top travel destinations but now thailand. tourism industry is sounding the alarm chinese visitors especially are developing a taste for other places. for business on the w. and for your guests it's good to have you with us monday should have seen the start of the biggest ever court battle in the ongoing opioid crisis in the u.s. but shortly before the trial began the parties decided to settle the case the 2 suing counties in ohio will receive $260000000.00 from pharmaceutical companies however thousands of similar cases are still open. these flags bear witness to an american tragedy they represent the 400000 people who have died of an opioid overdose over the past 2 decades. contend the drug makers doctors pharmacies and wholesalers all frivolously feel the excessive prescription and consumption of opioids while at the same time flagrantly ignoring the risks of addiction a total of $2600.00 lawsuits are pending throughout the u.s. cities counties and states are suing for massive damages they say they need to cope with the epi

toll and it's set to come out in thailand. you're watching news from berlin up next our documentary on young americans against gun mania more news as always at the top of the hour. the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. to celebrate his colleagues on the front of the world's 250th birthday were embarking on a voyage of discovery. expedition voyage.

have to be reconsidered wayne hay al jazeera who don't tony thailand's. this is a jail that's going to round up other top stories lebanon's prime minister sad harry has resigned after days of protests but the move may not be enough for the demonstrators their man being an end to government corruption and economic strife governing this some people try to take advantage of this entire revolutionary movement whereby they would try to ride this wave and it's normal but the majority of the people on the streets or not that that is a very good support. turkey has condemned the u.s. house of representatives for passing a bill officially recognizing the mass killing of armenians as genocide it passed another bill threatening sanctions of turkey's military operation in northern syria turkey's president says to tens of thousands of kurdish led forces have withdrawn from a border zone in northeast syria the pullout was completed before deadline set for tuesday it paves the way now for russian and turkish forces to begin joint patrols in the region british m.p.'s hav

be as the sport authority a pilot or demo maker in thailand. just sing the kids younger than 15 years old as a professional boxer. this is what we won it just wanted to follow that in the nationalist band that like relation for made to boxes but this kid's future adelphi job of a country how can we let the sky of thing happen is there any way in the books this can be saved from the wreck as long as you put 2 people on the ring and one is bet the dandiya. now. despite the risks more time remains a national obsession. there are around 200000 children who regularly compete and kick boxing matches across thailand. and to some of these kids the sport is a ticket out of poverty. but no more. than a. tent was able to go to a good school we had changed mine thanks to her books and scholarship. and every time she steps into the ring she's bending money to help support her family. might be for the question women and men oh my god i met with a quality food that is very old and one of the required of me coming. by pointed out i'm a i feel member you. if i

this factory in northeast thailand isn't supposed to be operating at the moment it's usually a time to prepare for the new harvest of should be cane to arrive from farms around the province of dawn tiny instead it's still processing in bagging last season's product which for now isn't going any further than the storage sheds which are becoming increasingly full right now is that yeah because everything is so all just wait and see last season thailand produced more sugar than ever contributing to a global surplus and helping the price to plummet it has a stockpile of around $7000000.00 tonnes over a 1000000 more than it had at the same time last year another reason there is so much excess at the moment is because historically a lot of time and indian sugar has been smuggled into china but this year chinese authorities have cracked down on their illegal process to try to protect their own sugar industry. exports from thailand are also being affected by the strength of the thai baht which has been asia's best performing currency this year its farmers who are hurting the most costs are goi

ructions in thailand's royalfamily.ing strips his royal consort of her titles — for being too ambitious. i'm kasia madera in london. also in the programme. canada at the crossroads: will liberal prime ministerjustin trudeau see off challenges from right and left — to win a second term in office? and — after the duke and duchess of sussex admit they're struggling to cope with press scrutiny — prince william says he's worried. life from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it is newsday. good morning. it's 7am in singapore, midnight in london and 8am in tokyo where world leaders and foreign royalty are gathering to attend the enthronement of emperor naruhito. the ceremony officially marks the emperor's ascension to the chrysanthemum throne, after his father's abdication earlier this year. my colleague mariko oi is in tokyo for us. he became japan's new emperor in may? so what is today's ceremony about? that is right. he became the 126 emperor of japan on the 1st that is right. he became the 126 emp

so what would you like to see happen in the law when it comes to kids boxing in thailand. as the sport authority a pilot and. maker in pilot. just sing the kids younger than 15 years old as a professional boxer. this is the one you just want to fall over that in the nationalist band relation for may 2 boxes but this kid's. job well what country how can we let the sky of thing happen is there any way in you. can be safe in the room as long as you put 2 people on the ring and one is the dandy. that would be no save. despite the risks more time remains the national obsession. there are around 200000 children who regularly compete kick boxing matches across thailand. and for some of these kids the sport is a ticket out of poverty. but no more. than. 10 plus able to go to a good school be a check mind thanks to who books and scholarship. and every time she steps into the ring she's earning money to help support her family. mccain and the question on women and man oh my god i met a quality food writer for a 100 but i don't know why or only coming. out out there i feel. like that

now thailand is hoping to attract more tourists from other countries like india for example this year 25 percent more tourists came from there than usual thanks to a growing middle class and that could be the solution when it comes to filling those empty hotel rooms. palm oil is a key ingredient in many processed foods and has been linked to rainforest destruction as well as climate change that has led the e.u. for example to phase out imports of all for biofuel so raising some eyebrows in malaysia because the country is the world's 2nd largest producer of the government that now says it is take of efforts to accelerate sustainable development for the local industry. every single fruit is valuable yesterday the harvest helpers were here now saw the man hariri is gathering the fruits the fell on the ground there very bright so he can get more money for them he's the proud owner of a 5 hector palm oil plantation now. i know that europeans think badly of palm oil. but it has so many good sides that you people don't know about. the oil is healthy the trees are robust and we're much more e

so what would you like to see happen in the law when it comes to kids boxing in thailand. be as the sport authority a pilot and i don't know maker in pilot. just sing the kids younger than 15 years old as a professional boxer. this is what we want it just one day to follow that in the nationalist band that like relation form a 2 boxes but these kids they are a wolf they are few job what country how can we let the sky thing happen is there any way. this can be safe from the rain as long as you put 2 people on the ring and one is met the dandiya. now will be no save. despite the risks more time remains the national obsession. there are around 200000 children who regularly compete kick boxing matches across thailand. and for some of these kids the sport is a ticket out of poverty. was able to go to a good school we had changed mine thanks to her books and school. and every time she steps into the ring she's bending money to help support her family. must be the question women and men are made of a man with a quality food that is very cold and one of the required of me coming.

it's a crucial violent and wildly popular across thailand. target is one of the toughest martial law. i will. look a problem so sure you are risking it all the finer and fortune. by our hour with the death of a 13 year old boy and growing warnings that young farces risk. of live to cool the children to be banned from the league this. country how can we let the sky thing happen one o one investigates the true cost of thailand's national. polls. not to take $5.00. while the conlang. has been fighting to bring since. he trained 7 hours a day to be the best he's a field opponent. with a slew of knockouts under his belt. line with one. fellow i know i am. dreams of making his country. is the. same. and even that. it's almost. if you need. the gnocchi dial well literally. i need major. trouble why bother to talk to him what by the thought behind his dad was once a fighter himself and knows the toll it can take. don't know. obviously fire i don't know. but i heard one of them in the. bag without a map. it's a dangerous spot and many are asking with

the real life drama of thailand rescue hits the big screen we get a sneak peek of the new movie about the mission to save a boy's football. i've finished welcome to the news asia it's good to have you with us pro-democracy protests in hong kong up getting university students against each other 7000 kilometers away in australia over the last few months some university campuses have become battleground between pro beijing students and those supporting the pro-democracy protests in hong kong the old occasions have raised fears of chinese government interference in foreign universities i'll be talking to a student at an analyst in the program but 1st this report. i. still feel is of australia's university of queensland in july when probation demonstrators disrupted a rally in support of the hong kong protests. video posted on. social media showed the 2 sides hurling abuse of each other while the chinese national anthem blasted from a speaker. this was not an isolated incident on a campus where about 17 percent of students come from china protesters critical of beijing's policies are frequ

so what would you like to see happen in the law when it comes to kids boxing in thailand. as the sport authority a pilot. maker in pilot. juicing the kids younger than 15 years old as a professional boxer. this is what we want you just want to follow that in the nationalist band like relation for may 2 boxes but this gets a wolf job what country how can we let the sky thing happen is there any way in you. can be safe in the ring as long as you put 2 people on the ring and one is the dandy. that would be no save. despite the risks more time remains the national obsession. there are around 200000 children who regularly compete kick boxing matches across thailand. and for some of these kids the sport is a ticket out of poverty. but no more. than the. tent was able to go to a good school be a change my thanks to her books and scholarship. and every time she steps into the ring she's earning money to help support her family. might mean for the question women up and man oh my god i met a while i feel very hopeful but i don't know why or only coming. to life or not i would out th

beaches right out of paradise from the people cultural which is fantastic food oh well that thailand has long been a tourism hot spot in asia but this year numbers are on the decline in particular the chinese are staying away holiday it has been hit especially hard. for years paddling beach was one of the most popular beaches on to catch thailand's island paradise welcome to millions of tourists every year but this season the beaches felt remain than usual. i think it's since june it's been the same every month it's. coming here for 15 blows seasons of love never seen anything as bad as what it is at the moment local tourist associations say visitor numbers have fallen by up to 30 percent on the island and in particular one of the largest groups chinese tourists one reason is the strength of the bought another is the u.s. china trade dispute which hotel owners believe has made the chinese more cautious about spending money in terms of business it's not good. yeah because you know more business we we we have more hotels more rooms to say oh you have smartest alone small coffee shop an

and it's set to come out in thailand november. and will leave you with a story a painting by a british street artist banksy has sold for more than 11000000 euros the highest ever for one of his paintings the work titled devolves parliament debuted 10 years ago but current events in britain have given it some fresh relevance. with britain's parliament in turmoil over the fast approaching brics it deadline this was the painting fetching millions at southern bees london option house on thursday . banksy has taken a debate in the house of commons was originally titled question time when it was painted back in 2009. but the artist has renamed it devolved parliament in a damning critique delivered just off to m.p.'s arguments over breck's it to send it into what some saw as dangerous and inflammatory rhetoric where he's pointing to here is the regression of this the oldest parliamentary democracy in the world into tribalistic animalistic behavior the sorts that we've seen court costs and televisions across the world of the last months a

will and it's set to come out in thailand november. and don't forget you can always get the w. news on the go just don't load are out from google play or from the up a store that or give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you say. you are g. w. news business news is up next with jenelle stick around for that of a good weekend everybody. after the fall of the berlin wall nov 9th on d.w. . winning. british. tour linked to news from.

the dramatic downfall of singing art has stunned many in thailand but the country's strict defamation laws mean there is little open comment on the king's move. the best we can do is acknowledge the situation it and talk about it online whether it's on facebook or twitter. but no one dares to criticize it in public. safeco we have become a trending hash tag on social media a user criticizes that the accused does not even have the right to explain the allegations. for now seanie not staying out of the public eye and thailand's royals are not expected to comment further. well the thing is always john the competition continues online and remember no matter what happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody. comes. to resume on the monday. with the construction boom to boom to christine lucy have made way for a new i'm airports and luxury hotel it's nothing but the best for 1st class tourists but who is looking after the environment. the sounds of next on the. morrow a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines. the muslim. christian population last.

the dramatic downfall of singing not has stunned many in thailand but the country's strict defamation laws mean there is little open comment on the king's move. the best we can do is acknowledge the situation it and talk about it online whether it's on facebook or twitter. but no one dares to criticize it and public. safety has become a trend that has to take on social media a user criticizes that the accused does not even have the right to explain the allegations. for now senior not staying out of the public eye and thailand's royals are not expected to comment further. well the day is always dawning the conversation continues online and remember no matter what happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see that everybody. around. downsizing sustainable growth. the economy and the economics need to be green inventive. we have to change our ways in order to save our planet it's a. bunch of people willing to forgo consumerism i'm a just a gadget. made in germany next to the double. quote. when you shoot a gun what happens in the brain. and why are more and more germans

exports from thailand are also being affected by the strength of the thai baht which has been asia's best performing currency this year its farmers who are hurting the most costs are going up while their income falls. in line. yes i'm worried about the small farmers if the price keeps dropping then i'm afraid that people will give up if we don't see any signs of improvement in a few years it will be bad. the oversupply and low prices are expected to remain for a few years which may affect thailand's long term plans to increase sugar production by 70 percent some are concerned that if the expansion happens it will only benefit big businesses that can operate with smaller margins and further squeeze small farms. growing sugarcane costs a lot of money and the deals between the farmers and sugar mills are not that fear for example the sugar mill won't take any responsibility if the farmer can't deliver the product but they don't care whether there's a drought or flood or the farmers take all the risk the government also wants to build $29.00 new sugar mills in the northeast each with a b

ructions in thailand's royalfamily.strips his royal consort of her titles — for being too ambitious. and — after the duke and duchess of sussex admit they're struggling to cope with press scrutiny — prince william says he's worried. this is the bbc world news. it is newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, one am in london and 9am in tokyo where world leaders and foreign royalty are gathering to attend the enthronement of emperor naruhito. the ceremony officially marks the emperor's ascension to the chrysanthemum throne, after his father's abdication earlier this year. my colleague mariko oi is in tokyo for us. where it is rainy. he became japan's new emperor in may. so what is today's ceremony about? as you said, he became the 126 emperor of japan on the 1st as you said, he became the 126 emperor ofjapan on the 1st of may and that is when the new era also started. but it is not uncommon for these events and ceremonies to take place over several years, especially because usually a new emperor takes the throne after

this factory in north east thailand isn't supposed to be operating at the moment it's usually a time to prepare for the new harvest of should be cane to arrive from farms around the province of tiny instead it's still processing and bagging last season's product which for now isn't going any further than the storage sheds which are becoming increasingly full right now is that yeah because everything is throw. wait and see last season thailand produced more sugar than ever contributing to a global surplus and helping the price to plummet it has a stockpile of around 7000000 tonnes over a 1000000 more than it had at the same time last year another reason there is so much excess at the moment is because historically a lot of time and indian sugar has been smuggled into china but this year chinese authorities have cracked down on that illegal process to try to protect their own sugar industry. exports from thailand are also being affected by the strength of the thai baht which has been asia's best performing currency this year its farmers who are hurting the most costs are going up while

yvonne: vietnam and thailand stand out to you. >> it is the political hurdles that thailand has goneough with elections behind now we see some of the near term political risks having recede. they have very strong external metrics. it is a safe haven effect. the currency is under appreciation. vietnam is getting close to emerging market status from frontier status. one of the highest growth economies in the region. we have been upgrading them every couple of years. we have it on positive outlook ith a vv rating now. >> is that a good thing or a bad thing? >> india may have on stable outlook. weighing on the rating is the public debt level. we look at the impacts on the tax cuts. what will it take for an upgrade? it is about addressing its fiscal challenges. we have marked down their growth outlook. globally, that is the biggest change in our quarterly up grade. they need to do something to stimulate the economy and we see signs of a credit crunch, the lingering effects of that nonbank financial instability they had. jason: do you see -- revenue io see other streams to offset this? >>

thailand has a very strict law in thailand, people who criticise the king or queen, then they could bee this position has been brought back in nearly a century. so, and she has been seen with the king, in the past, even one month after she was appointed, the palace has released a set of photos of hers, with the king. what has the reaction been in thailand? this is massive, lots of people talking about it, especially on bbc thailand, daily traffic has risen six times, this hashtag, hashtag says it is bigger than we thought, that has been retweeted more than1 million times in less than 12 hours. stay with us, we will be finding out why thousands of people have been turning out in the chilean capital, santiago. abortion and same—sex marriage is set to be decriminalised in northern ireland from midnight tonight. opponents of the changes following legislation at westminster made a late attempt to block those changes, but failed. our northern ireland correspondent, emma vardy, has the story. their call has been hard. at midnight tonight a law passed by mps in westminster will take effect, ov

tool and it's set to come out in thailand movember. of the world what triggers a post today hong kong's government banned the wearing face masks as protest with random things of up to or you're a jerk for not complying mosques have become a symbol of the protests to relieve some of the more recent ones thank you for watching the thick of it. after the fall of the berlin november 9th d w. it's time to take stock. and face. time on your own just search the now. and find for the truth. time to over compound trades and connections. it's time for w. d w d is coming up ahead. lines. hong kong a city in danger but not in a state of emergency according to officials tourists though leave one of the world's leading luxury holiday destinations high and dry as riots turned violent again and the government invokes of emergency powers. watering prices for onions across parts of asia major producer india bans exports following poor harvests. and a thirst for beer abroad keeps german rulers in business at the time of continually falling consumption of

to help you'll see divers travelling from across the planet to arrive at tom long in the north of thailand to literally jump into a cave and go pull these kids out 4 of the divers involved in the actual rescue are acting in the film under their real names. whatever happened inside the cave and the feelings that i experienced that it was experienced and the scenes that we saw is something that nobody has ever seen it on screen or heard of . him when he says the experience was terrifying but an important one to share at a time when many people's involvement with the natural world is confined to the indoors and to screens i was afraid of being ok i'm always afraid when i go ok but if. we manage those fears and over fears there's something that humanity really needs. to premiering at the busan international film festival in south korea this weekend the film will go on to. and it's set to come out in time in november. the drug culture those opposed to their hong kong is transmitted from the word free sponsors as a protest group of jews are about to order a drink for multiplying mosques so becom

school there's a different kind of royal drama in thailand the king there has stripped his junior wife of her titles and military right. but i'd like it when see me not what you are a park became the king's consulate in july she enters the secret if in the circle of tons powerful royal family. also known as the 34 year old cues to be an army nurse trained pilot bodyguard and a major general for several years she was seen at the side of the king but this you see not status was formally recognized on the king's birthday she was to 1st woman to receive a royal noble consulate in nearly a century. but the honor was short lived on monday the palace announced that it was stripping her off all her official titles and ranks but at that very high credit i got my parole by the her royal naval conflict so now art is ungrateful and behaves and her eyes are unbecoming of her title that are not equal and the palace says has any not tried to block the king's long term partner citied or to become queen that didn't happen the king then appointed city not as his official consort but she was in quote sat

and, officially, only men can become monks in thailand. that didn't stop these women — we visit their all—female temple it's 7am in singapore and midnight here in britain, where investigations are continuing into the deaths of 39 people whose bodies were found in the trailer of a lorry, about 30 kilometres outside of london. it's not known who they are or where they came from, one was a teenager. the lorry driver who's from northern ireland, has been arrested on suspicion of murder. our special correspondent ed thomas has this report from the town of grays. just before 1.40am, paramedics call police. the doors of the lorry container had been opened. inside, 39 bodies. 39 lives. people with hopes and ambitions. the youngest was a teenager. that's tragic. absolutely terrible. yeah, such a shame. obviously trying to get over here for a better life. it is heartbreaking for me. feels very sorry for them. it's horrible. it's quite difficult to believe that's happening quite close to the place where you are working every day for many years. we've

and why six elephants were found dead at the foot of a waterfall, in a thailand national park.lo and welcome to bbc news. parts of hong kong's metro system are still closed after stations and businesses were vandalised in the latest anti—government protests. the violence followed a decision by the territory's chief executive, carrie lam, to use emergency powers to ban the face coverings frequently worn by pro—democracy demonstrators. gareth barlow reports. hong kongers resist, that was the call as protesters formed human chains. thousands defiant against the ban against facemasks. everyone knows carrie lam is messing up hong kong. this is why she is pushing through with the emergency law. we all expect the next step to be imposing a curfew. this is a tool, a way to suppress hong kong people. carrie lam has not learnt from this and has not done anything to appease us. she is just constantly suppressing us. throughout the city, shops are closed and transport hubs remain closed after a spike in violence. in a televised address, hong kong's chief executive carrie lam pledged to qua

is probably on the top ten still but it is well below some of their priority destinations, like thailandmean, of course hong kong was number one, and is still probably going to be number one despite the 30% decline. but america is probably in the seventh or eighth ranking, about the same level as italy. but it is not the top destination. later today, india's prime minister is expected to announce a nationwide campaign to stamp out single use plastic. the policy is thought to cover items including plastic bags, cutlery and straws. but the proposal has already spooked businesses and manufacturers. our correspondent travelled to northern uttar pradesh for more. india has one of the fastest—growing plastic industries in the world. every year, more than 40 in the world. every year, more than a0 million tons are produced for sale within the country and for export. but the workers in this factory and a million others in the plastic industry across india are suddenly staring at an uncertain future. translation: if these goods are phased out, there is no alternative, and what will happen to us in

in thailand children are risking it all to find a fortune in the country's most popular sports but the death of a 13 year old boy respond to calls to ban them from the real want to one a few weeks thailand's child on. al-jazeera where everyone. in the next episode of techno the team looks into the environmental impact of waste management trash is a big deal closer than unfortunate the smelly business to the complexities of recycling when these different plastics are blended together then the recycling becomes difficult to impossible and the science that often solutions it's very easy for us to have 100 percent recycled material techno on al-jazeera. off the northeastern coast of south.

now it is thailand, japan, australia, canada, and malaysia.ries for chinese buyers are southeast asia. this is a reflection of a couple of factors. one, the trade war, which obviously has strengthened the low labor cost markets of southeast asia. beendly, there is also significant investment in the markets of malaysia, thailand, vietnam, and others. real estate investments usually follow the investments into industry and infrastructure. the first thing is, our markets in southeast asia are quite affordable. in the philippines, you can buy an apartment for 100,000 u.s. dollars in the capital city, which is impossible in most western countries. the number of factors which have strengthened our markets, i would to the hong kong protest has not had a significant impact on the demand. real estate investments have been popular among all chinese buyers. >> it has been like teflon. it is one of the main reasons we have seen so much anger among young protesters about living affordability and housing affordability. i want to throw up this chart showing

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it is set to come out in thailand in november.rent: thursday action in the world athletic championships. the women's race featured one of the fastest lapse of all time and joy for germany with a performance to save her from an exciting young talent. >> germany's 21 year old sensation stunned his field. nicholas cowell was world junior champion in the decathlon and on thursday became the youngest ever athlete to take the senior title. a french favorite had been forced out of the competition by injury, leaving the field wide open, and he stepped up to the plate to make the gold-medal his own. another 21-year-old became the first asian ever to win the women's 400 meters world title and did it at historic pace. he took just 48.14 seconds to claim gold, the third fastest time ever. meanwhile, british athlete katerina thompson johnson produced her third and fourth personal best of these games in the javelin and then the 800 meters to defend her spot at the top of the field and claim her place on top of the podium. yet another maiden tit