Bernadette Keogh

The World Boxing Council has condemned the death sentence and called it an attack on fundamental values of sport and human dignity.

Also, more than 20 international athletes, including British swimmer Sharon Davies, have signed a joint statement urging governments to act and warned that his execution will be a message to every athlete who dares to speak out.

Media outlets in Japan are warning people not to fall for AI-generated videos of bears and humans interacting safely amid a spate of attacks and deaths from bear encounters this year.

In the northern regions, bear populations are increasing and they're approaching urban areas in search of food.

Stephanie Prentice has this report.

Ma'am, do you realize feeding that bear is illegal?

Well, good thing he's not a bear.

He's family.

Holidays such as Christmas or Hanukkah are a time of year when different generations get together and probably spend more time in each other's company than they usually do.

Now, if that applies to you and you're looking for some shared activities for the whole family, here's an idea.

get the younger ones to record interviews with the older ones.

That's the suggestion of anthropology professor Elizabeth Keating, who's just written a book on the subject.

Yeah, and it is technically quite easy to record an interview on a smartphone, not difficult.

Just let's go through the practicalities.

Would you video it, record it audio, or maybe not record it at all, just have the conversation?

And when they've gone, you've got that record and you can listen back.

OK, well, give us some ideas of how you get the conversation going, because I can imagine just a bit of awkwardness.

How personal do you take it?

Do you talk about the divorce that led to the second marriage?

Or would you avoid all the kind of awkward family history?