like america's debate about guns, little of this is new for the woodland tigers. 0f 19 boys who playedould not even be close to a0 years of age. and as each evening comes, the sirens and searches are a regular reminder of the presence of guns. chris buckler, bbc news, washington. in turkey, protesters have gathered after a leading politician was sentenced to nearly ten years in prison. he was convicted mainly on the basis of tweets she posted several years ago which insulted president erdogan. as the head of the main opposition party in turkey, she played a key role in her party's triumph in the istanbul mayoral elections injune, which saw the ruling akp lose power. health officials in the united states are urging people to stop using e—cigarettes after another death from a mysterious lung illness, linked to vaping. there've now been five deaths confirmed in recent weeks across the us, with 215 cases of people falling ill after vaping, but the problem could be much greater with experts investigating a50 cases of lung illness that may have been caused by e—cigarette use around the count

like america's debate about guns, little of this is new for the woodland tigers. 0f 19 boys who playedven be close to a0 years of age. and as each evening comes, the sirens and searches are a regular reminder of the presence of guns. chris buckler, bbc news, washington. a woman in her early 70s has given birth to twin girls in the indian state of andhra pradesh. mangayamma yaramati had undergone in—vitro fertilisation, or ivf. she and her husband had first tried to have a baby nearly 60 years ago. the bbc‘s tim allman has the story. looking more than a little bemused by all the attention, the proud father shows off his newborn children. sitarama rajarao is 82 years old, quite an age to be a first—time dad. his wife, the proud mother, is only a few years younger. she is still in hospital after undergoing a cesarean section. the couple had never been able to have children naturally, and had to use a donor egg to conceive. the first attempt she was pregnant, and that was really amazing for us. and from that time, we formed into teams, we formed three teams, one to look after her pregnancy

like america's debate about guns, little of this is new for the woodland tigers. close to 40 years of age. and as each evening comes, the sirens and searches are a regular reminder of the presence of guns. chris buckler, bbc news, washington. football now, and it has been a mixed night for scotland and wales in their qualifying matches for euro 2020. our sports correspondent joe wilson has been watching. to look at the nation's footballers and hope — it's natural, but as you grow, well, you can't live on hope alone. a big result was overdue — scotland's manager said it, the players knew it. it took them nine minutes, 58 seconds. john mcginn's first goal for scotland and they led against russia, but by half—time the russians were level. djuba is their danger man. that is him and scotland sparked it seems a lifetime ago when russia scores their second winning goal, another night to test that hope. this nation is ranked 109 and the world, azerbaijan began with an own goal in cardiff, strange one too. but imagine the embarrassment which loomed for wales when azerbaija

like america's debate about guns, little of this is new for the woodland tigers. 0f 19 boys who played would not even be close to a0 years of age. and as each evening comes, the sirens and searches are a regular reminder of the presence of guns. india has lost contact with a lunar explorerjust as it was going to land on the surface of the moon. the chandrayaan—2 mission was just over two kilometres above the moon when transmission ceased. the descent is a complex operation, and success would have made india only the fourth country to land a spacecraft on the moon — and the first to touch down on the most southerly part, where no one country has been before. raji rajagopalan is the head of the nuclear & space policy initiative at the observer research foundation. i asked her what she thought had happened to the mission. i think it is too early to say with any certainty as to what could have possibly gone wrong. almost until the last minute you got it right, but i think it was going to be a complex mission, even china that has developed certain capabilities, its first landing mission on

like america's debate about guns, little of this is new for the woodland tigers. 0f 19 boys who playeda0 years of age. and as each evening comes, the sirens and searches are a regular reminder of the presence of guns. chris buckler, bbc news, washington. the parents of a severely brain—damaged 5—year—old girl are going to the high court on monday to try to persuade judges to allow them to take their daughter abroad. tafida raqeeb is on a life—support machine at the royal london hospital. doctors there will argue that further treatment is futile. 0ur medical correspondent fergus walsh reports. tafida was a bright and lively girl until february, when she suffered a ruptured blood vessel due to a rare condition. now, she is kept alive on a ventilator and fed through a tube. barts nhs trust says she has very serious, permanent and irreversible brain damage, and there is no further treatment to help her. but tafida's mother believes video taken in intensive care shows that she is responsive, and simply needs more time to recover. she and her husband want permission to transfer tafida to an

chris: like america'debate about guns, little of this is new for the woodland tigers. of 19 boys who play here in that is the majority of a team whwould not be close to 40 years of age. as each evening comes, the sirens and the searches are a regular reminder of the presence of guns. chris buckler, bbc news, washington. nada: all this week we have been looking at the impact of climate change in places like greenlasd and . tonight we focus on what individuals can do to be more mindful of the environment with their everyday choices. in her new book "inconspicuous consumption," tatiana schlossberg makes the connections and calls on consumers to act. i spoke with her in new york. thanks for taking the ti w to be heh us. you make a lot of interesting connections in your book. what are the more shocking examples of how everyday habits can have a profound impact ont? the environm tatiana: thank you so much for having me. there are some examples of the effects of our consumption that are so opaque to the consumer. one of the examples i wrote abt in my book is the impa -- the e