The contest to become the next Prime Minister will intensify on tuesday when tory mps cast their votes in their second secret ballot. Ontenders will need to secure at least 33 votes. Now on bbc news live to singapore for Asia Business report. Jet airways bankruptcy. Creditors to start Insolvency Proceedings against the debt laden indian carrier. And turning trash into tracksuits. 0ur global sportswear brands are tackling the rising tide of plastic pollution. Hello and welcome to Asia Business report. Im sharanjit leyl. West arthurjet airways, because creditors are to begin Insolvency Proceedings against the stricken indian airline. We start with. Theyre trying to find a suitable buyerfor theyre trying to find a suitable buyer for what was once the countrys biggest carrier. Ellis taylor told me how the shutdown will impact the Aviation Industry. In some ways, the indian Aviation Industry has already adjusted to shutdown ofjet airways. This has not operated afloat since the 17th of april. We have seen in the past couple of months some of the airlines are saying they have effectively filled the gap in the market. There are some questions about internationally, the ones to canada and europe and the us. There are not canada and europe and the us. There a re not really canada and europe and the us. There are not really Many Airlines in india who can pick that up. We have seen other airlines, in europe, moved to pick up some of the capacity gap that was left there. But there are still more roots that will be farmed out to the other carriers in india. Thats right. It seems to be good for all the rival airlines. They are, as a result, enjoying higher Profit Margins because they are picking up the gap, to some degree. But how long can this last . We have seen indigo, the most Profitable Airline in india indicate that that will only last another month or so at the best. The gap is starting to be filled in the domestic market already. We know thatjet is very unlikely to come back from this. It will be up to the government to give out some of the eyros and airport slots to other carriers to pick up on the international market. Those that have been left with jet going. That was ellis taylor speaking to me earlier. Facebook has become a big pa rt earlier. Facebook has become a big part of many people s lives. It wa nts to part of many people s lives. It wants to lay a big part in our finances. That is as the social network is expected to launch its own cryptocurrency today. Business reporter mariko 0i has all the details. Tell us more. Thats right, sharanjit, it is a 1 billion project that has been in development for one year. According to facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg he wants it is easy to send money to someone as it is to send a photo. And it appears to have the endorsement of more than a Dozen Companies from uber to paypal, visa and mastercard. The important thing is facebook will not control the new currency, but instead it will be governed by an independent validation of companies that each have some 10 million. Facebook, watz app and messenger have 2. 4 billion monthly users. It will allow them to change real money into digital coins in order to shop online or transfer money without a bank account whatsapp. The big difference from other offerings as this, it will be pegged to government issued currencies in order to avoid wild fluctuations that we all know about, take bitcoin, for example, initially sold for a few cents before soaring to a record high of just for a few cents before soaring to a record high ofjust under 20,000 per coin in december 2017. But of course now each one sells forjust over 8,000. Cryptocurrencies have also been widely used by criminals to make transactions on the dark web. The big question is, will people take it up . We will see. Quite the big question. Thanks for that. By 2050 there is expected to be more plastic any wells oceans dan fish. Wilds some of the biggest sports where brands like adidas and nikkei are looking at ways to reuse the trash. Nearly 30,000 kg of thread are produced at this factory every day, but this reticence spun from traditional yarn. Its made from 2 million plastic bottles. Demand for this type of recycled polyester is growing as brands become more conscious about waste. Today we are supplying this product not only for sportswear, but for home textiles, ladies apparel, all types of applications are possible, because the quality of this recycled yarn is comparable with any conventional polyester. The cost of recycled polyester. The cost of recycled polyester is about 10 20 higher than traditional thread. But has factories increase capacity to meet growing demand, the price of recycled material is coming down. Thats good news for brands like adidas. It is already making this switch to recycled bread. This was company promised to remove all single use plastic from its supply chain by 2024. The consumer today is more aware of these things and wants to connect with brands that can help make a difference to the world on a larger scale. So its notjust marketing, marketing is obviously a pa rt marketing, marketing is obviously a part of it and you want to talk about it to gain the consumer and gain the consumer loyalty, and inspire the consumer to make a change in our lives as well. India has one of the biggest plastic problems in the world, with trash spilling out onto beaches and piling up spilling out onto beaches and piling up in cities. 0ver spilling out onto beaches and piling up in cities. Over 16 million tons of plastic thrown away in india every year. And while theres growing demand from big name brands to turn these plastic bottles into thread foreclose and shoes, the question remains, are these Small Solutions enough to combat the wilds plastic problem 7 solutions enough to combat the wilds plastic problem . Wilds commitments like the one from adidas might bea commitments like the one from adidas might be a step in the right direction. More people need to buy into bikes like these to have a meaningful impact on our problem with plastic. Zoe thomas, bbc news, woombye. As you saw in that report, big brands appear to be stepping up their game. They asked Stephen Mcguinness what Action Companies can ta ke to mcguinness what Action Companies can take to affect consumer decisions. Mcguinness what Action Companies can take to affect consumer decisionslj think take to affect consumer decisions. think we cant change basic human behaviours. They want convenience and low cost. That is what single use plastic provides. Brands are spent billions of dollars making their names visible on shelves. U nfortu nately their names visible on shelves. Unfortunately that means it is visible on those plastic brothers when they wash up on beaches. While it is very hard to find the culprits of things like Climate Change or deforestation, it is very clear who the culprits for the Plastic Waste are comedy names are written on the waste itself fines. What adidas is doing is wonderful and it is totemic and how they are leading the field in this, its really a small step in dealing with the waisted already exists. The challenges how to prevent that waste from existing in the first place and that is where the brands need to step up. There are solutions to this. There are wonderful bio plastics which naturally biodegrade, i believe you had the ceo of one of these on previously. There are ways to minimise the production in the first place. Isnt it just minimise the production in the first place. Isnt itjust putting more plastic out there, you have biodegradable plastic, you say, but ultimately recycled plastic goods puts it into the system. Yes but for a few weeks rather than from millennia of sitting in the system of floating into the world. The real a nswer of floating into the world. The real answer is do not use it in the first place. But governments want growth, businesses need proper, and Consumers Want the convenience that single use plastic provides. Technology and design is the answer to that. Adidas is doing a wonderful thing but the real thing is preventing production in the first place. Is this particular region, asia, bad at dealing with plastic pollution versus elsewhere . asia, bad at dealing with plastic pollution versus elsewhere . I think the Environmental Concerns are a developed market concern. If you are one of the billions of people raising themselves out of poverty your concerns are a roof over your head and food in your stomach, perhaps not the longer term Environmental Concerns. So very quickly, what kind of advice would you give . Minimise materials, encourage recyclability, designed for recyclability, and look at biodegradable plastics debate Stephen Mckenna speaking to me earlier. In other news, Londons Heathrow airport is saying it will construct Heathrow Airport is saying it will co nstru ct a Heathrow Airport is saying it will construct a third runway by 2026 and com plete construct a third runway by 2026 and complete expansion by 2050 Stephen Mcguinness. The master plan includes diverting rivers, moving roads, and rerouting the m25 through a tunnel under the new runway. The world famous auction a tunnel under the new runway. The world famous auction house a tunnel under the new runway. The world famous auction house sothebys is being bought by patrick dry here ina deal is being bought by patrick dry here in a deal valuing it out three points seven billion dollars. The company, which has been on the new york stock market for 31 years, will return to private ownership after a troubled period. Lets look at those markets that have open right now, you can see the nikkei in tokyo and the all 0rdinaries in australia, both incredibly flat. That is due to investor caution ahead of the federal reserve, which makes its decision on Interest Rates later this week. We did see, of course, wall street making some slight gains, but only slightly. A lot of those technology stocks, facebook and others, were higher. And that is it for the programme. Thanks for watching. Welcome back. You are watching bbc news. The top stories this hour the bbc has been given rare access inside the hidden world of chinas detention camps, where its thought more than a million muslims are being held. The United States is to send another 1000 troops to the middle east in response to what it calls hostile behaviour by iran. Every new teacher in england will be trained how to spot the Early Warning signs of mental illness, as part of plans unveiled by theresa may. There will also be a push to offer nhs staff training in suicide prevention. Labour say the Prime Minister is only offering warm words and that Mental Health services are stretched to breaking point. Lauren moss reports. Last week, it was bold targets to tackle Climate Change. Today, theresa may has announced how she wants to overhaul Mental Health support in schools before she leaves number 10. We are pledging that every new teacher will be trained in how to spot the signs of a Mental Health issues. Because i think the next great revolution in Mental Health has to be prevention, because if we make prevention a top priority at every stage of life, we can ensure that everybody has the opportunity to reach their full potential. According to research by the charity the childrens society, almost a third of parents of children between the ages of four and 17 say their child has been affected by a Mental Health issue in the last year. This secondary school in cheshire already has a teaching assistant trained to support pupils. I think theres lots of pressures on young people at the moment. Theres a lot of pressures from home life. Theres a lot of pressure from expectations. Social media, they never turn off from social media, which is constant. And i think young people now have Great Expectations about what they want to do in the future. And all these things can be quite daunting. But teachers say the new plans need financial backing. Its really good today that were looking at improving teacher training, but without proper funding, this really is a sticking plaster approach. At the moment, the cuts have led to really long waiting lists for children for specialist Mental Health provision. There will be an extra £1 million for students Mental Health support at university. With 1,000 teachers due to start training this summer, the Prime Minister says the strategy is about prevention. But those who will be delivering it are cautious that it is not enough to tackle what is a growing problem. Lauren moss, bbc news. Ministers are being accused of wasting hundreds of millions of pounds on sub standard cycle lanes, which dont help riders feel safer. Thats according to the former 0lympic cyclist chris boardman, whos now a cycling commissioner. The department for transport says new guidance will be issued this year. As always, we have lots more on the website. You can get in touch with me and others in social media. Time now for sport today. Hello, im Gavin Ramjaun and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. Coming up on this Programme France win in controversial fashion at the womens world cup var helps them beat nigeria. But wait till you see what happens with the penalty. Breaking new ground bangladesh pull off the second highest chase in world cup history, to defeat west indies. And hundreds of thousands line the streets of toronto for the momentous parade of the new nba champions. Welcome to the programme. France put huge dent into the hopes of nigeria making it through to the knockout stages of the womens world cup. But the host nation needed two bites of the cherry to see off their african opponents. Wendie renard missing, then scoring a penalty, in controverial circumstances. The result means nigeria are still in a strong position to progress but are still left waiting on results from other groups. Sarah mulkerrins reports from rennes. France may have got the wind but plenty of question marks over their form. The nigerian side push them really