A high tech plastic bag that could save the lives of premature babies is the metros lead. It reports doctors could be using it on babies in three years. The i leads with the a survey which suggests that voters want the Prime Minister to take part in tv debates despite her reluctance. The Daily Express has Madeline Mccann on its front page as the paper marks ten years since her disappearance. The daily mirror also leads with the anniversary, reporting a Senior Police officer claims theres a new lead in the case. Criticism of free Schools Funding is the big story in the guardian. The paper also features a picture of president trumps Daughter Ivanka in berlin. The times shares that image of ivanka along with Christine Lagarde and angela merkel, but its lead story claims senior conservatives want to sideline borisjohnson during the election campaign. And now this weeks our world. Sahar zand reports from the toraja region of sulawesi in indonesia where the dead are a constant presence. The
Sulawesi is that when someone dies, their body is reserved and it can often their body is reserved and it can ofte n ta ke their body is reserved and it can often take months, sometimes years, when the funeral takes place. From the start, this programme contains images of corpses which some viewers may find disturbing. Its the great unspoken. A taboo. Something that ive had to face up to recently myself. Most of us dont know how to think or talk about death. But there are some people who do think they know. On the indonesian island of sulawesi, centuries old customs make the dead a constant part of day to day life. I have come here to learn more about these remarkable practices, which blur the line between this world and the next. A Morbid Obsession . Or a healthier way to deal with the grief of losing a loved one . Tana toraja in indonesia is an extraordinary place. Here, Ancient Animist Beliefs intertwine with new religions, resulting in unique rituals. At this traditional torajan fu
Sulawesi is that when someone dies, their body is reserved and it can often their body is reserved and it can ofte n ta ke their body is reserved and it can often take months, sometimes years, when the funeral takes place. From the start, this programme contains images of corpses which some viewers may find disturbing. Its the great unspoken. A taboo. Something that ive had to face up to recently myself. Most of us dont know how to think or talk about death. But there are some people who do think they know. On the indonesian island of sulawesi, centuries old customs make the dead a constant part of day to day life. I have come here to learn more about these remarkable practices, which blur the line between this world and the next. A Morbid Obsession . Or a healthier way to deal with the grief of losing a loved one . Tana toraja in indonesia is an extraordinary place. Here, Ancient Animist Beliefs intertwine with new religions, resulting in unique rituals. At this traditional torajan fu
i feel more damaged now than i ever remember feeling as a child. this is piers morgan tonight. now for the latest on the charges against conrad murray, let s go to ted rowlands in los angeles. reporter: here s another riveting day in the courtroom. prosecutors continued with their witnesses that were with michael jackson at the time he was dying, and specifically, the most compelling witnesses we heard from were the paramedics that responded to that 911 call. one paramedic said when he got there, jackson was cold and blueish, another actually, both of the paramedics testified they asked dr. murray point blank, what have you given michael jackson. and there was never any mention of propofol. did dr. murray ever mention to you having administered propofol to michael jackson? no, he did not. did conrad murray ever mention the word propofol to you during the time that you were at the location or in his presence? no, he did not. at the end of today, piers, we
child. this is piers morgan tonight. now for the latest on the charges against conrad murray, let s go to ted rowlands in los angeles. reporter: prosecutors continued with their witnesses that were with michael jackson at the time he was dying, and specifically, the most compelling witnesses we heard from were the paramedics that responded to that 911 call. one paramedic said when he got there, jackson was cold and blueish, another actually, both of the paramedics testified they asked dr. murray point blank, what have you given michael jackson. and there was never any mention of propofol. did dr. murray ever mention to you having administered propofol to michael jackson? no, he did not. did conrad murray ever mention the word propofol to you during the time that you were at the location or in his presence? no, he did not. at the end of today, piers, we got a little bit of testimony from one of the emergency room doctors at ucla, we ll have more of that nex