his body has been flown back here to thailand. there will be many nights of chanting by buddhist monks. we don't know where the final cremation will be. that will be when all the people will want to come and pay their respects. it will be a very grand social gathering. we are expecting a senior member of the royal family. this is expecting a senior member of the royalfamily. this is a royal associated temple. typically the funerals do go on a long time. there isa funerals do go on a long time. there is a lot of ritual involved. everything matters for the future of the disease. people here believe in being carnation and it is important that the ceremony goes according to traditions but it is also... status is very important as well. we will see a rtefa cts is very important as well. we will see artefacts given by the king, a special funeral see artefacts given by the king, a specialfuneral urn. people see artefacts given by the king, a special funeral urn. people will watch this funeral to seekjust highly thought of vichai srivaddh

and am i right in thinking you travelled out to thailand? yes, vichai paid for us to go out to the headquarters and receive the facilities they have out there as well and it made us realise we had someone very well and it made us realise we had someone very special when you saw what they had out there in thailand. it showed us that he is notjust here to make money, he does care about powerful —— football club, and we knew that we had some good guys behind this. hopefully we will be able to carry on his vision. and he paid for us to go over to belgium and stay overnight and go to a match. nigel pearson manages that club. he paid for the fans to go over there to meet the other fans. it is fantastic. a lot of fans feel the same way as you because there has been an enormous showing of support outside the king power stadium. so many amazing tributes. but not just leicester stadium. so many amazing tributes. but notjust leicester city. it is at the fans and we are very grateful to other clubs' at the fans and we are very grateful to other clu

in thailand and mostly. it's not. it's not a price how much you're going to be going to. how how how you. how you're going to cope with it this is a first priority. not every company pays so much attention to safety like this retired group with its foreign clients talents roadways have many black sheep including drivers from neighboring myanmar and laos so far the companies had little to fear according to safety expert and pet you sorry authorities often lack the expertise and resources to check the transport of dangerous goods. here this is a big issue in thailand and thereby i os all fall back as well not only that just for. general harbaugh's of passing. cars. and putting them on the cycle we need. law enforcement very strong law enforcement punishment. without expertise officials don't know what they should focus on the german association for international cooperation is eager to help it's invited officials from the transport ministry and other agencies to a workshop. under the supervision of experts the participants get a chance to carry out a real inspection the dri

thailand has transformed itself into one of the biggest order manufacturers in the world several key players that have set up shop want to extend their presence as technology in the automotive sector rapidly advances up a trading of stuff is hard to come by. mercedes benz has a long history in thailand the company has been producing cars here since the one nine hundred sixty s. now they've got their eyesight firmly on the future and that means electro mobility mercedes is investing some one hundred million euros here not only to expand production lines but to add a lithium ion battery plant for its plug in hybrid vehicles. hyla needs to modernize to secure its position as a major automotive hub in the region. now we come to a point where. the cost of labor obviously is cheaper in other countries around talent to be a leading production help in the automotive industry that needs now a change into new technology into innovative products and we all know that is clearly the. direction so electric cars high voltage knowledge components and technology that is what needs to be build up. it'

it isa sponsored by the king of thailand. it is a great honour in terms of thailand's culture. there will be a bathing ceremony this evening, his body has already been flown back here, it will be attended mostly by close friends and family. many nights of chanting by buddhist monks, we do not know funny final cremation will be, but that'll be the one where all the people who will want to come to pay their respects will do so together, a grand social gathering. we expect a senior member of the royal family shortly. a royally associated temple, very high status. the funeral preparations for vichai srivaddhanaprabha will start in about two and a half, three hours‘ time, with this bathing ceremony. these funerals do go on for a long time, a lot of rituals, everything matters for the future of the deceased. people here believe in reincarnation, it is important for the funeral ceremony to go according to the conditions. it is also the element of status which is very important, and you will see during the funeral artefacts given by the king, a special funeral urn, the funeral artefa

on the outside thailand looks like a. he's full country. but there are deep divisions. time and again the country has been on the brink of civil war. for now the military government is keeping a lid on things but below the surface it's starting to heat up again. there haven't been elections in more than four years is scheduled for february but what will they be worth in society doesn't change. people should develop a critical mindset in their everyday lives. i think if that were the case there would actually be less conflict within society conflict happens when people don't accept that others have a different opinion. if we could get reach a compromise instead of fighting with those who don't share our opinion. that would be an important step towards a better future. the international olympic committee has struggled to find host cities for future olympic games was dealt a major setback late on tuesday boating in a referendum the no side one as residents of the canadian city of calgary demanded the city withdraw its bid to host the two thousand and twenty six games calga

, 12 young soccer players and their coach. >> found alive in a flooded cave in thailand. >> more than two weeks in a cave without any real food, very little water. >> authorities say that high risk operation is now under way. >> tonight, all 12 young soccer players and their coach are free. that is the great news. >> reporter: outside that cave in thailand, a picture of patience and perseverance. inside, 12 boys and their soccer coach. >> how many of you? 13? brilliant. >> reporter: trapped miles deep by flood waters, struggling to survive as they waited to be rescued. the boys used to practice on this soccer field. my colleague, abc's matt gutman right there for it all, now revealing startling new details about the massive international ask you effort in his new book "the boys in the cave" the mistakes that nearly doomed the mission and a controversial decision that rendered the boys unconscious. >> the decision to sedate, was that controversial? >> it's so controversial, and one of the only places that you'll see it is in the book, that the thai government has basically clamped down

it is a great honour in terms of thailand's culture. there will be a bathing ceremony this evening, his body has already been flown back here, it will be attended mostly by close friends and family. many nights of chanting by buddhist monks, we do not know when the final cremation will be, but that'll be the one where all the people who will want to come to pay their respects will do so together, a grand social gathering. we expect a senior member of the royal family shortly. a royally—associated temple, very high status. these funerals do go on for a long time, a lot of rituals, everything matters for the future of the deceased. people here believe in reincarnation, it is important for the funeral ceremony to go according to the traditions. it is also the element of status which is very important, and you will see during the funeral artefacts given by the king, a specialfuneral urn, and also a five—tiered umbrella being used. people will watch this funeral in many ways to see just how highly thought of vichai srivaddhanaprabha was,

it will also link the three main airports to thailand's eastern economic corridor. >> we have planned it to be a catalyst, so to speak, of connectivity, not just in thailand, but also with other countries, such as neighboring countries. china is to the north of us, so it is natural we can link up with the belt and road initiative. it is a corridor running from china south through thailand, and to asean all the way. >> each country has to look at their own interests, has to make sure that what ever loans they incur are affordable, not only to this generation, but to subsequent generations. the two loans we have negotiated, the first one is for a dam, $62.5 million, and the second one is for the development of a municipal water project. that is around $200 million. we are currently negotiating a larger loan, and this will be approximately $2.8 billion, and this will be for a railway project. again, improvement of the railway project. >> we have set up in indonesia infrastructure projects, and based on that, we identify which project we feel we can then propose to be included in the bri.

ethnic karen displaced by conflict between ethnic groups and the myanmar military many have let to thailand over the past decades. but since two thousand and sixteen some of them have been returning home driven partly by diddling funding for refugee camps in thailand and the prospects for peace in myanmar. those who've gone back however find that life is just as difficult. as urgent needs for me now rice and charcoal i would buy food but i have no money now work it's hard to come by also was one of the first to be resettled here after living as a refugee in thailand for eight years. prove facilities in expand then the village will be better as for jobs it depends on the local government although you will manage it for us a donor organization has set up an agriculture center to train villages and provide employment and. we can take care of everything. back have to help themselves to what we already provide housing water and electricity. so but i is the village chief and right now and he has his hands full the water pump has broken down and there's not enough drinking water to go around plans

in thailand, yet a different image. as a powerful and very private man. the elaborate funeral going on here is a mark of the status that vichai srivaddhanaprabha achieved here in thailand. that was largely as a successful entrepreneur, in a controversial business. his success at leicester city certainly raised his profile in this country, but the outpouring of gratitude and affection we have seen in britain, you just don't see much of that year. the funeral began with a ritual bathing ceremony of the body, attended by close friends and family. later, buddhist monks will chant for six nights ahead of the cremation. funerals are big social networking occasions in thailand and the family of vichai srivaddhanaprabha will be watching closely to see who does and does not attend. most of the leicester team will arrive tomorrow. that will bring homejust how much will arrive tomorrow. that will bring home just how much vichai srivaddhanaprabha meant to the club which he bought eight years ago. paul gambaccini has received a pay—out from prosecutors over the way

the beats of a rap song reverberating throughout thailand. but like that. but head to me or in english what my country has criticised this thailand's military government and the lack of freedom that you love me like i love but. the middle of . the day would mean. that you were in their country under a military dictatorship that has struck a chord especially among the young tides the song got more than twenty million clicks on you tube in just a week and. it's sort of a voice for teenagers for young adults who can think that contact. we can only talk amongst ourselves but we have no liberty or rights to speak out freely if you do speak your mind it will only be bad for yourself. and you can't change anything anyway. but at the last daring to speak out something the group rappers against dictatorship wanted to change that's why they wrote the technique but we think that anyone can use the phrase what my country's got the title of the song to speak out about whatever's on their mind what they think is the matter with our country and we hope that people will st

that vichai srivaddhanaprabha had achieved in thailand. a great honour to have that, and at the end of it, after all the ceremonies, there will be a formal cremation chosen on an auspicious day, when we expect the greater good to show up, funerals are very social occasions in thailand. everyone would be looking to see who shows up, it will be buried well attended. the cremation service. it might be next week, several weeks‘ time, we do not know at this stage. i can see camera ci’ews at this stage. i can see camera crews behind you, there are other funerals happening today. very many important ceremonies that become pa rt important ceremonies that become part of the funeral as well. yes, where we are standing now is a temple in thailand‘s told royal city and it is one of the royally associated temples, so you have to reach a certain status to have a funeral taking place here. there is a lot that goes on in a thailand funeral, they are drawn out affair, but it is important, so you have to look at the spiritual side and remember that vi

also on the show thailand has an ambitious vision as a future high tech manufacturing job but then there is a problem with its workforce. i'm christopher caldwell welcome to the program the nissan board has gathered in tokyo and apparently members are split over whether or not carlos go on the chairman is accused of severe financial misconduct and has been taken into custody earlier this week but the circumstances of his arrest are giving rise to speculation and raise questions about the future of the complex automotive lines he's been headed for two decades. carlos ghosn has plunged from the plush surroundings of his executive suite to a spartan cell behind the walls of this tokyo jail. rumors that nissan executives were behind his fall from grace spread from france to japan as fast as global media could. do good it was the sort of the who to talk to those who didn't like him denounced him internally to make him. a journalist caught up with nissan c.e.o. he total psycho was in front of his house they were eager to hear if in fact had been working on a complete reno nissan merger before

and the beats of a rap song reverberating throughout thailand. it was like that. but head gumi or in english what my country has criticized this thailand's military government and the lack of freedom that you love me like i love but. the lord told. me it was in a country under a military dictatorship that has struck a chord especially among young targets the song got more than twenty million clicks on you tube in just a week and. it's sort of a voice for teenagers for young adults who can think that contact. we can only talk amongst ourselves but we have no liberty or rights to speak out freely if you do speak your mind it will only be bad for yourself. and you can change anything anyway. however that you. want to call not daring to speak out is something the group rappers against dictatorship wanted to change that's why they wrote to me. we think that anyone can use the phrase what my country's got the title of the song to speak out about whatever's on their mind what they think is the matter with our country and we hope that people will start being more critical

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that was the thailand energy minister speaking. monitoring a conversation with robert kaplan and jerome powell. lots of interesting tangents in this conversation, speaking about trade, jay powell saying he hasn't seen in the data the impact of the terrorists but also pointing -- the tariffs but also pointing out we don't know what that looks like without them either. there is a slowdown globally. he doesn't sound like he has said anything different with regard to the rate path or trajectory, but also covering things like political independence as well, not quite arresting the topic for what the fed is doing but saying the fed does have a legal protection and independence that allows it to get on with his job and mandate. shery: very diplomatic answer, the answers from robert kaplan. he is talking about the strength of the u.s. economy and how that is pushing up the dollar. he is not worried about the financial conditions or equity markets taking a big hit from what the fed is doing, although he is also talking about the potential t

but with funding cuts affecting camps in thailand that decision may not be hers to make florence louis al-jazeera. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera the saudi emirates a coalition fighting the war any m.n. has asked the u.s. to stop refueling its aircraft its as it now has the capacity to resupply its own fighter jets the u.s. says it supports the decision u.s. president donald trump's plan to limit who can claim asylum is facing a legal challenge a civil liberties group has filed a lawsuit against his new order to bar people who enter the u.s. illegally from asylum. people can come in but that the government through the ports of entry. that would be is a very important thing again i reiterate we need democrats vote they have to pass new immigration laws because the flooding our country would not let it go but they're trying to flood our country we need the wall we're building a wall but we need it all built at one time or quickly. very important we need democrats support our new immigration laws to bring us up to date the laws are obsolete and they're incompetent a state of emer

plus the hip hop artists taking politics to thailand's streets. we meet rappers against dictatorships the group behind a viral hit calling for an end to the country's military regime. voters in the canadian city of calgary reject a bid to host the two thousand and twenty six winter olympics that's despite over calgary's hosting of the games back in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight. below i'm terry martin welcome to the program we begin with the hope of a breakthrough over briggs it after nearly eighteen months of negotiate. asians the european union and britain have struck a draft deal on the terms of a u.k. withdrawal agreement british prime minister theresa may has already summoned cabinet ministers for one to one talks to brief them on the terms of the deal they're due to debate it later today may faces concerns from some of her colleagues and opposition from both the remainer the nationalist right. the conservative parties jacob riis mark has had this to say about the draft breaks that deal. for we've heard is true this fails to meet the

in thailand though he had a very different image. as a powerful and very private man. the elaborate funeral going on here is a mark of the status that vichai srivaddhanaprabha achieved here in thailand. that was largely as a successful entrepreneur, skilled at political connections any business. his success at leicester city certainly raised his profile in this country but the outpouring of gratitude and affection we've seen in britain, you just don't see much of that here. the funeral began with the ritual bathing ceremony for the body, attended by close friends and family. later, buddhist monks will chant for six nights. important religious rights for the deceased ahead of the cremation. funerals are big social networking occasions in thailand and mr vichai's will be watched closely to see who does and does not attend. but the arrival of much of the leicester city team tomorrow straight from their match against cardiff will bring home to the people of thailand just how much this elusive tycoon meant to the club that he bought eight years ago. jonathan head, bbc news,

in thailand though he had a very different image. as a powerful and very private man. the elaborate funeral going on here is a mark of the status that vichai srivaddhanaprabha achieved here in thailand. that was largely as a successful entrepreneur skilled at political connections any controversial business. his success at leicester city certainly raised his profile in this country but the outpouring of gratitude and affection we've seen in britain, will you just don't see much of that here. the funeral began with the ritual bathing ceremony for the body attended by close friends and family. later buddhist monks will chant for six nights important religious rights wrote the deceased spurfor religious rights wrote the deceased spur for the religious rights wrote the deceased spurfor the cremation. religious rights wrote the deceased spur for the cremation. funerals are big social networking occasions in thailand and mr vichai's will be watched closely to see who does and does not attend. but the arrival of much of the leicester city team tomorrow straight from their mat

being from thailand myself, i wanted to find out what was happening. we are starting our investigation in southern israel after a tip—off about a farm not far from gaza. agriculture in israel is organised into hundreds of gated communities, called moshavs. and each moshav contains dozens of farms and farmhouses. so this moshav, this actually looks nice here. big trees, colourful flowers, nice houses. this is the home of a well—established farming family on the moshav. the thai workers they employ live just a stone's throw away. 15 workers share this wooden hut. this accommodation isn't temporary. the work here isn't seasonal. these are the only homes these young men and women will know in israel. somkiet srisawat was 29 we met him. like most of the workers here, he's from the north—east of thailand. he had left his village three years before because his parents and his wife were often going without food. he's agreed to show me around. many of these labouring jobs used to be done by palestinians, but not anymore. somkiet is in israel as part of an

what is this one is to mark this is in thailand, on the river in bangkok. we went out with a film crew for about 15 hours, from 3am, and this was when i spent the most time with david, it was just me and him, a bodyguard, pa and the film crew. it was such a contrast to the tour, where you are locked into the sport of venue, playing, hotel, and suddenly we are outside on the river. and there he is onstage. yes, against a wall of 70,000 people. that was the other thing, the tour had begun with 10,000 a night, the demand was so huge that he went on to play up to 80,000 people a night. and that was the peak of his fame and popularity, wasn't it? what a time to be with him. exactly, and not knowing that was what was going to happen. this is david backstage. the make—up girl's daughter had a birthday party, and david being david, who liked clowning around and being fun, he always wanted to laugh and chat and mix with people all of the time, so this is his preshow dressing gown. he was so sweet, king was really, really nice. it is not a word you would associate

being from thailand myself, i wanted to find out what was happening. we are starting our investigation in southern israel after a tip—off about a farm not far from gaza. agriculture in israel is organised into hundreds of gated communities called moshavs. each moshav contains dozens of farms and farmhouses. it actually looks nice here. big trees, colourful flowers, nice houses. this is the home of a well—established farming family on a moshav. the thai workers they employ live just a stone's throw away. 15 workers share these wooden huts. this accommodation isn't temporary, they work here isn't seasonal. these are the only homes these young men and women will know in israel. this man was 29 when we met him. like most of the workers here, he is from the north—east of thailand. he had left his village three years before because his parents and his wife were often going without food. he has agreed to show me around. many of these labouring jobs used to be done by palestinians but not any more. this man is in israel as part of a government scheme. he

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like most of the workers he hears from the north—east of thailand. he had left his village three years before because his parents and his wife we re because his parents and his wife were often going without food. he has agreed to show me around. many of these labouring jobs is to be done by palestinians, but not any more. this man is in israel as part ofan more. this man is in israel as part of an official government scheme. he is part of the 5000 thai nationals working and living here. this type of accommodation is sadly not unusual. what is he told me that temperatures inside can reach more than a0 degrees and they are scared that had any point the whole thing could collapse on top of them. we asked his boss for an interview. he refused. but he told us lately that since our visit he has made some improvements to the workers‘ home. investigating the lives of thai workers on israel‘s farms is not easy. there is a climate of fear. few people talk was on camera. but over ia months we visited more than 50 farms and spoke to hundreds of workers to ge

being from thailand myself, i wanted to find out what was happening. we are starting our investigation in southern israel after a tip—off about a farm not far from gaza. agriculture in israel is organised into hundreds of gated communities, called moshavs. and each moshav contains dozens of farms and farmhouses. so this moshav, this actually looks nice here. big trees, colourful flowers, nice houses. this is the home of a well—established farming family on the moshav. the thai workers they employ live just a stone's throw away. 15 workers share this wooden hut. this accommodation isn't temporary. the work here isn't seasonal. these are the only homes these young men and women will know in israel. somkat was 29 we met him. like most of the workers here, he's from the north—east of thailand. he had left his village three years before because his parents and his wife were often going without food. he's agreed to show me around. many of these labouring jobs used to be done by palestinians, but not anymore. somkiet is in israel as part of an official

for the same man, a different ritual was unfolding in thailand. a royal temple for the funeral of vichai srivaddhanaprabha. an elaborate ceremony. in his home country he may have been perceived differently, as a skilled businessman, but a private person, successful at making political connections. the rituals there will continue and leicester players will attend. two very different cultures, connected by football. many leicester fans in wales talked to me today about their owner's legacy. a legacy which belongs in football grounds near and far. studio: joe wilson, you talked about the legacy. the poignancy of the moment today really transplanted across britain. yes, i think so. and in any grieving process, any attempt to come to terms with something truly shocking, i think it's true people move at their own pace but equally i think it is true that today's match was a big and important step for leicester city fa ns important step for leicester city fans and football in general. i think the next leicester city home game will be a big step as well. l

plus the hip hop artists taking politics to thailand's streets. we meet rappers against dictatorship the group behind a viral hit calling for an end to the country's military regime. and voters in the canadian city of calgary rejected a bid to host the two thousand and twenty six winter olympics that despite over and calgary's hosting of the games back in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight. following terry martin good to have you with us british prime minister theresa may is facing a battle to get her freshly drafted brigs a deal through cabinet and ultimately the house of commons. one lawmaker from the democratic unionist party which props up may's government called the draft deal on leaving the european union a humiliation and she's expected to face more opposition from her ministers at a cabinet meeting later today they got a first look at the document last night after eight being months of fraught negotiations. review but you still missed the grinding one by one they were called for an audience with the prime minister to be out after month

the beats of a rap song reverberating throughout thailand. based on what i said to. me or in english what my country has criticised this thailand's military government and the lack of freedom but it made me think i look old but to me the middle of all the good news in the world in a country under a military dictatorship that has struck a chord especially among young thais the song got more than twenty million clicks on you tube in just a week and. it's sort of a voice between ages the young adults who can think but can't act. we can only talk amongst ourselves but we have no rights to speak out freely if you do speak your mind it will only be bad for yourself. and you can change anything anyway. however that you. want to call not daring to speak out something the group rappers against dictatorship wanted to change that's why they wrote about it to me but we think that anyone can use the phrase what my country's got the title of the song to speak out about whatever's on their mind what they think is the matter with our country and we hope that people will start being

players from leicester city football club land in thailand to pay their respects to the club's owner, who died in a helicopter crash last weekend. yesterday the team beat cardiffi—o in theirfirst game since the tragedy. the first man to swim around the coast of great britain has come ashore in kent. it feels weird to be looking back and reflecting, because for 157 days idid not and reflecting, because for 157 days i did not allow myself to do that, so i did not allow myself to do that, so now i did not allow myself to do that, so now it feels quite nice. and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9:35 — this morning's reviewers are shyama perera and rosamund urwin. seven children have been discharged from hospital following the collapse of an inflatable slide at a fireworks event in surrey. eight had taken to major trauma centres after the incident last night — one has been kept in for observations. police declared a major incident at woking park, with health and safety officials also investigating. simon clemison is there for us in woking. we have seen more police turni

members of the football tea m thailand later today. members of the football team are expected to fly out after their game against cardiff this afternoon. the bbc presenter paul gambaccini has accepted undisclosed damages from the crown prosecution service because of the way it handled unfounded historical sex abuse allegations made against him. mr gambaccini was arrested in 2013, but was never charged. in the united states, twitter has removed thousands of automated account discouraging people from voting. that is ahead of next week's midterm elections. researchers have started to grow trees in a laboratory as an insurance against extension in the world. one in five trees are affected. the goal is to secure 75% of threatened plant species by 2020. now, it's time for the travel show. this week, the travel show is in taiwan, the island of traditions and religions, amazing landscapes and modern marvels. i'm on a journey to discover how the island's colonisers have shaped the history, culture, and traditions of this beautiful land. don't g

markets like thailand, supply is quite constrained. priceis great appreciation. you have malaysia, an oversupply situation, but an economy we think will heat up in 2019. you are seeing different pockets in different places. most developers are dealing with a situation where they want to move property. we had a story yesterday that luxury house prices rising much faster in singapore than in hong kong. not surprising, a slightly lower base. where are the hot spots, and where do you see sustained growth looking ahead? hari: that is a great example of supply and demand. i think singapore perhaps skewed that number. i go back to malaysia, thailand, and vietnam. malaysia, you are seeking this oversupply situation. if you are a buyer with access to good financing, there is a lot of good real estate available in parts of the country. bangkok has seen continual appreciation of the value of its real estate. remains alds, bangkok great market. legal economy is on fire. fire. whole economy is on property has been smoking in ho chi minh and other places. we expect that market

that is a look at thailand for our series beyond fake news. the former american first lady, michelle obama, has begun an international tour to promote her new memoir, becoming. in the book, mrs obama reveals that she had a miscarriage and used in vitro fertilisation, or ivf, to conceive both her daughters. she describes how she sought couple's therapy with her husband, the former president barack. speaking to the cbs news channel, mrs obama said there were times when the couple's relationship had struggled. i tell young couples, it's like when you get married you've got that moment, those years, if you are lucky, where it isjust moment, those years, if you are lucky, where it is just the two of you, individuals on your pass. you come together when you need to. all works until you have kids —— paths. your first joint works until you have kids —— paths. yourfirstjoint project works until you have kids —— paths. your first joint project where works until you have kids —— paths. your firstjoint project where the inequalities are fe

how the heavy rain is just about gone through thailand and given the sun's going sighs we've got a variety of rother websites the moments to one hundred thirty five and was reported in sort out tunney but in jakarta has been seventy seven years down here of course i did say we couldn't guarantee jakarta or stay dry for much longer so the rains reach as far south as they go into now if anything we should soon disappear from thailand if not in the immediate future than the following weeks or so in the west as well as off towards the bay of bangor but you can see from the green you still got a chance of showers and some talk about more especially malaysia indonesia as far south as jakarta and beyond so so the way seeing bodies that involved an active weather is again on its way to australia you can see from the clouds creeping in from the west nothing of a new south wales but showers are breaking out over queens and the forecast then for sunday twenty in perth further research i believe is the week though some says good news that's these are that there's nothing in the skies twenty nine not l

grieving together — leicester city footballers attend the funeral of their clubs owner in thailand. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 9am in singapore, 1am in london and 8pm eastern time in the us, where final campaigning has been under way ahead of tuesday's mid—term elections — a key test for president trump. he's been addressing supporters at a rally in georgia, while barack obama, for the democrats, is campaigning in indiana. the bbc‘s chris buckler reports. # proud to be an american... donald trump has been nothing but relentless in his campaigning. georgia is just the latest stop in a frantic week of rallies held in state, after state, after state. this is a president trying to defend his power, and saying whatever he can to shore up his support. that means talking up the economy but it also means talking tough on the subjects that divide this country, including immigration. turn back now, because you're not coming into the united states unless you go through the process. cheering turn back. so, if you

who is in no position to school anyone on how to treat women you've also been looking into a story in thailand not the kind of thing we've ever reported on before the government and some of its critics on the war and are now slugging it out in a bar got this right a rap battle well that's what it looks like the first shot was a music video posted on you tube a few weeks ago by a group calling itself rap against dictatorship it's had nearly thirty million views and the criticisms were direct rappers are not known for mincing their words . but given the jail terms handed out to dozens of government critics since the military coup in twenty fourteen posting that kind of video in thailand is risky and what's the government's response been a little dab drop you could call it that initially there was some tough talk from police and thailand's computer crime unit which called the song defamatory but then the unit changed tack announcing that no one should be prevented from expressing opinions and released its own rap thailand four point. zero zero zero zero zero zero zero. zero zero zero zero zero ze

who is in no position to school anyone on how to treat women you've also been looking into a story in thailand not the kind of thing we've ever reported on before the government and some of its critics on the war and are now slugging it out in a bar got this right a rap battle well that's what it looks like the first shot was a music video posted on you tube a few weeks ago by a group calling itself rap against dictatorship it's had nearly thirty million views and the criticisms were direct rappers are not known for mincing their words . but given the jail terms handed out to dozens of government critics since the military coup in twenty fourteen posting that kind of video in thailand is risky and what's the government's response been a little dab drop you could call it that initially there was some tough talk from police and thailand's computer crime unit which called the song defamatory but then the unit changed tack announcing that no one should be prevented from expressing opinions and released its own rap thailand four point zero. zero zero zero zero zero zero zero. zero zero zero zero ze

thailand's winner is just 11 years old, but she left more senior competitors in her wake. a specially—constructed track saw 62 pilots try to set a new world record. switzerland doing the trick with an average speed of more than 114km/h. the first race, i got a super good start and just pinged it all the way down and got first place. the second one, i got a good start as well, but went a little too high, so i needed to correct down and in that time, swift overtook me, but i got the better average time, so that is how i won it. the overall winner was another youngster, 15—year—old rudy browning from australia, his country also taking the team prize. speed and youth really seem to be a winning combination. tim allman, bbc news. len t wong news and analysis on our website —— plenty more. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @duncangolestani. for now, thank you for watching. hello. nature's very own light spectacular, the aurora borealis or northern lights, in full display across the northern isles. also, some parts of eastern scotland and eastern england under clearer sk

with the beats of a rap song reverberating throughout thailand. we saw what looked like that. but had go me or in english what my country has criticized this thailand's military government and the lack of freedom that made me think i love you but to me the word . would mean. that you were in their country under a military dictatorship that has struck a chord especially among young thais the song got more than twenty million clicks on you tube in just a week and. it's sort of a voice for teenagers for young adults who can think that contact. we can only talk amongst ourselves but we have no liberty or rights to speak out freely if you do speak your mind it will only be bad for yourself. and you can change anything anyway. however that you. thought it was not daring to speak out something the group rappers against dictatorship wanted to change that's why they wrote about it on the head we think that anyone can use the phrase what my country's got the title of the song to speak out about whatever's on their mind what they think is the matter with our country we hope that people w

maybe thailand, new zealand. andrew: we think we will have broader but shallower tightening next year. i mentioned a couple places were quite significant shifts in policy in indonesia and the philippines. next year i think you will get a number of places which will nudge higher for a variety of reasons, in some cases because of financial imbalances. thailand has concerns among policymakers. those are some places we think we could see a touch higher rate but not the dramatic tightening we could see in indonesia and the philippines, which is partially brought about -- yvonne: do you think we have seen the bulk of indonesia's tightening? there are still some concerns about the inflation side of things, external funding. is that still more important than growth? andrew: we think the policymakers in indonesia are more concerned about the external, keeping the currency relatively stable. more concerned about this than they are with pace of growth in 2019. the good news for a lot of asia is you are a lot closer to prici

this river represents mid cong river which bordered laos and thailand. and you see the airplane, the helicopter, and you see the fascinating juxtaposition of rural life and war. you see these little boxy buildings which could represent either the refugee camps or the military sites where mong troops organized. you see people in a line, all walking, in the same direction, fleeing, perhaps, for safety. so this represents mong experiences during the secret war, and their subsequent migration out of laos to thailand. now, the united states worked with the mong as well as lao people in their fight against communists during the secret war in laos in the 1960s. with the assistance of the cia and the green berets, general venge powell a mong leader and tens of thousands of mong soldiers who he commanded were the front line defense responsible for warding off the communist evacuation until the american evacuation in 1973. the staggering costs of mong sacrifice during this period is really important to know. throughout 13 years of fierce guerrilla warfare, ethnics

thailand's winner is just 11 years old, but she left more senior competitors in her wake. a specially—constructed track saw 62 pilots try to set a new world record. switzerland doing the trick with an average speed of more than 114km/h. the first race, i got a super good start and just pinged it all the way down and got first place. the second one, i got a good start as well, but went a little too high, so i needed to correct down and in that time, swift overtook me, but i got the better average time, so that is how i won it. the overall winner was another youngster, 15—year—old rudy browning from australia, his country also taking the team prize. speed and youth really seem to be a winning combination. tim allman, bbc news. sally will be hit with a briefing at the top of the hours. —— be here. hello. nature's very own light spectacular, the aurora borealis, or northern lights, in full display across the northern isles. also, some parts of eastern scotland and eastern england under clearer skies, but further west, a different story. this area of low pressure in t

thailand's winner is just 11 years old, but she left more senior competitors in her wake. a specially—constructed track saw 62 pilots try to set a new world record. switzerland doing the trick with an average speed of more than 114km/h. the first race, i got a super good start and just pinged it all the way down and got first place. the second one i got a good start as well, but went a little too high, so i need correct down and in that time swift overtook me, but i got the better average time, so that is how i won it. the overall winner was another youngster, 15—year—old rudy browning from australia, his country also taking the team prize. speed and youth really seem to be a winning combination. tim allman, bbc news. that is the way it is looking for 110w. that is the way it is looking for now. the sanctions being imposed on iran and the mid—term elections in the us are two of the stories we are following on our website. you can reach me on twitter. i'm @duncangolesatani. finau, goodbye. —— for now, goodbye. hello. nature's very own light spectacular, the auro

grieving together — leicester city footballers attend the funeral of their clubs owner in thailand. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. good morning. it's 8:00 am in singapore, midnight in london, and 7:00 pm eastern time in the us, where final campaigning has been underway ahead of tuesday's mid—term elections — a key test for president trump. he's been addressing supporters at a rally in georgia, while barack obama, for the democrats, is campaigning in indiana. the bbc‘s chris buckler reports. # proud to be an american... donald trump has been nothing but relentless in his campaigning. georgia is just the latest stop in a frantic week of rallies held in state, after state, after state. this is a president trying to defend his power, and saying whatever he can to shore up his support. that means talking up the economy but it also means talking tough on the subjects that divide this country, including immigration. turn back now, because you're not coming into the united states unless you go through the process. cheering turn

a taste of peace the law ok call resettlement village near myanmar's border with thailand was built to house mostly ethnic displaced by conflict between ethnic groups and the myanmar military many have fled to thailand over the past decades. but since two thousand and sixteen some of them have been returning home driven partly by diddling funding for refugee camps in thailand and the prospects for peace in myanmar. those who've gone back however find that life is just as difficult. as urgent needs for me now rice and charcoal i would buy food but i have no money now work is hard to come by also was one of the first to be resettled here after living as a refugee in thailand for eight years. proof facilities in expand then the village will be better for jobs it depends on the local government or they will manage it for us a donor organization has set up an agriculture center to train villages and provide employment. we can take care of everything we. have to help themselves to what we already provide housing water and electricity. so is the village chief and right now he has his hands fu

how old were you when you got your first job while in thailand a group of primary school students are already picking up a useful trade cutting hair from barber shop gives the kids a leg up on a potential future in running a business and students at discount her. a quick trim here will run you between fifteen and thirty cents depending on your age the barber himself he's looking forward to his thirteenth birthday no this isn't your typical barber shop bump and boom barber is put on by a primary school in the china province of central thailand the three barbers received a six week training course from a volunteer now they're giving discount cuts for fellow students a tremendous side the school would cost five times as much those who don't have the money can do some small volunteer tasks in exchange that saves parents money and it gives students a leg up for a future profession. the shop is run like a business revenue is ploughed back into operations the barbers take home a small cut as do three staff members hygiene is also an important part of the business as is upkeep of equipment an

players from leicester city football club fly to thailand to pay their respects to the club's owner, who died in a helicopter crash last weekend. the first man to swim around the coast of great britain has waded ashore in kent. before the papers, sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's hugh woozencroft. good morning. as you've been hearing, there were sombre scenes in cardiff yesterday as leicester city's players and fans paid tribute to their former chairman vichai srivaddhanaprabha and the four others who lost their lives in a helicopter crash last weekend. it was leicester's first match since the crash, winning thanks to this goal from demarai gray with the entire team celebrating together before running over to their travelling supporters on what was a very emotional afternoon. elsewhere, liverpool moved to the top of the premier league, at least until manchester city and chelsea play their games this afternoon, and newcastle united have finally won a league match this season. nick parrott has news on that and th

also tonight: leicester city players pay their respects to the club's late owner at his funeral in thailand. tributes tojeremy heywood, the top civil servant who worked with four prime ministers, who's died aged 56. on the campaign trail in the united states with just two days to go to the big vote in the midterm elections. back on land and into the record books as the first person to swim around britain. good evening. the pro—brexit businessman arron banks has again insisted that all the money he provided for a campaign to leave the eu was generated from his businesses in the uk and therefore within the rules on political donations. as the national crime agency begins an investigation into the source of an £8 million donation, mr banks said the money came from a uk company called rock services — which he said had all sorts of revenues. one mp has accused him of bluster and deliberate confusion. manveen rana reports. arron banks — brexiteer, businessmen and now the subject of a criminal investigation into the source of the funds he provided to the brexit campaign. as he arrived at th

plus the hip hop artists taking politics to thailand's streets. we meet rappers against dictatorships the group behind a viral hit calling for an end to the country's military regime. voters in the canadian city of calgary reject a bid to host the two thousand and twenty six winter olympics that's despite over calgary's hosting of the games back in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight. below i'm terry martin welcome to the program we begin with the hope of a breakthrough over briggs it after nearly eighteen months of negotiate. asians the european union and britain have struck a draft deal on the terms of a u.k. withdrawal agreement british prime minister theresa may has already summoned cabinet ministers for one to one talks to brief them on the terms of the deal