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of the wonders of the natural world, but the fate of the continent s elephants, rhinos and big cats is now desperately uncertain. illegal poaching could see these great species disappear from their african heartlands. my guest today is richard leakey, chairman of the kenya wildlife service. he also happens to be a world famous palaeontologist whose life story reads like an implausible movie script. the question is will his fight for africa s endangered wildlife have a happy ending? richard leakey, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. you know, there is an adage, a saying which goes like this: you should never go back. and yet you have decided to go back, to run and be the chairman of the kenya wildlife service so many years after you did thatjob in the late ‘80s. why have you gone back? well, i go by a different philosophy. if you do a job and you do it reasonably well, and it gets messed up, if you can go back and tidy it up again, why not? i mean, get it back to what ....
we are taking a look at the big business of choppers. hello and welcome to bbc news. president trump has said the united nations security council must be prepared to impose new sanctions on north korea over its nuclear and missile tests. mr trump said north korea was a real threat to the world, and that the status quo was unacceptable. he was speaking as north korea prepared to celebrate the 85th anniversary of the founding of its armed forces. the status quo in north korea is also unacceptable, and the council must be prepared to impose additional and stronger sanctions on north korean nuclear and ballistic missile programmes. this is a real threat to the world. whether we want to talk about it or not, north korea is a big world problem, and it s a problem we have to finally solve. people have put blindfolds on for decades, and now it s time to solve the problem. in an unusual move, the entire us senate has been called to discuss the problem. we will have more from ste ....
christine lagarde and ivanka trump have in common? they have gathering to close the gender gap. yep, some of the world s most powerful women take action on equality. but they have got a big task, because according to some, closing the gap between sexes could take 170 years. and how to get from a to b in a whirlwind, and avoid those horrible traffic jams. we are taking a look at the big business of choppers. welcome to world business report. i m aaron heslehurst. some of the world s most powerful people from business and politics are meeting in berlin today. they also happen to all be women. it is part of an initiative called w20, set up by 20 of the world s leading nations. so who is going, and what is it all about? attending the summit will be christine lagarde, the head of the imf, angela merkel, the chancellor of germany, and ivanka trump, daughter and special assistant to the president of the united states. the group wants to highlight the issue of women s economic ....
assistant to the us president. ivanka trump attends a women s summit in berlin in herfirst engagement after her father took office. how moderate exercise after the age of 50 is the best way to keep your mind sharp. good morning. it s tuesday, 25th april. i m joanna gosling. welcome to bbc newsroom live. labour have set out their vision for brexit if they win the general election. the party has been criticised by, among others, the former the shadow brexit secretary keir starmer promised labour would unilaterally guarantee the rights of eu residents before talks begin, and prioritise jobs eu residents before talks begin, and prioritisejobs and eu residents before talks begin, and prioritise jobs and rights of people at work. he said no deal with the eu would be the worst possible deal for the uk, and cause huge damage at british businesses and trade. the proposals are: scrapping the prime minister s current brexit plan, which was outlined in a white paper in february, wh ....
Queensland's first proper cold snap this winter has hit, and as the winds drop early next week another round of frosts are likely, extending from the south all the way to the central part of the state. ....