apetamin is the way it is marketed. it is marketed as a vitamin supplement, which implies that it is safe, that it is natural. you know, although on the bottle it very nicely tells you how much of each ingredient is in there, there s no regulating body that is actually ensuring that there is that much of each ingredient in the apetamin. following this investigation, amazon, youtube, instagram and depop have all taken down accounts selling apetamin. model altu used to think the apetamin risks were worth it if it boosted her curves. but now she regrets promoting it to her followers. through that video, someone might buy apetamin, start taking it, misusing it perhaps, and then perhaps they could get liver failure as well. that would be because of me. it s really sad to think, you know, there s girls endangering their lives just to look a certain way. anna collinson, bbc news. you can watch the full bbc three documentary dangerous curves 7 on the iplayer now. time for a look at
but about what we must do in his memory. borisjohnson is challenged about texts which show he offered to fix tax rules to encourage businessman sirjames dyson to make ventilators for the nhs. the coroner in the inquest of nine year old ella adoo kissi debrah says the government should look at setting legally binding targets for pollution in line with world health organization guidelines. and the queen says thank you for the support and kindness she s been shown since the death of the duke of edinburgh in a message issued on her 95th birthday. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. one of the architects of football s breakaway european super league, the chairman ofjuventus, has admitted the project can no longer go ahead after all six english clubs and two european sides withdrew and another distanced itself from the proposal in the face of a furious backlash from fans, players and politicians. this morning, liverpool s owner apologised and said the scheme would never have wo
a good sunday evening to you. i m jim sciutto. and welcome back to cnn special live coverage of the russian rebellion that erupted without warning and ended quickly this weekend not long after it began. yet and we should be clear the world is only beginning to assess the fallout. there are growing questions tonight about vladimir putin s leadership going forward and whether his iron grip on russia is weakening. the crash site of a russian military plane reportedly brought down by the wagner group yesterday. the cause of the crash not clear. but footage indicates the aircraft had been struck by a missile or rocket. there s still no sign of vladimir s leader, yevgeny prigozhin, who led this march on russia, af he cut a deal to go into belarus. also not seen, putin. we re going to have the latest on the white house reaction and president biden s conversation today with ukraine s leader. first, though, an update from cnn s matthew chance, who is in moscow. reporter: jim,
Regulating body that looked at his design to, you know, put some tests on it and say, this is safe to bring people two and a half mile bess low the surface. in terms of space tourism, do the safety standards, are they just about damage it could do to others, right? if a rocket goes off course, et cetera. or is it also about safety standards protecting those on board? yeah, the faa treats commercial spacecraft differently than commercial airplanes. of course in the airplane world and the airline world, the faa is involved in every aspect of the certification of the airplane, certification of the operations, all of those things, regulatory. and the commercial space flight, it was agreed upon by all the players, including the u.s. government, that the faa would have oversight over primarily, you know, keeping the environment safe, keeping people and surrounding areas safe, and not so much in certifying the spacecraft because, you know, there really wasn t much data