Chris Barrow

Including vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite and high fever. And Wetzler pointed out that unlike domestic pets like cats and dogs, as humans are not in close contact with tigers, it's often really hard to spot these symptoms until it's too late. They had loads of tigers at this site, well split into two sites, but they haven't had an outbreak for a long, long time of anything similar. We've got to go back more than 20 years, I think.

As I say, this is a very unusual case, but it isn't the first time Thailand has seen an incident of mass deaths of captive cats. In 2004 there was an outbreak of bird flu in eastern Thailand that actually almost saw almost 150 tigers die or actually be euthanized to prevent the spread of the outbreak. And this case was actually blamed on chicken carcasses that had been fed to the tigers, and that's where they believed the bird flu had come from back in 2004. But yeah, very, very rare. It hasn't happened for a long time.

Is there anything else that can be done in this latest case to try and stop it from spreading further, protecting other animals at the zoo? What's going on now is an effort to, as I say, limit the spread. So there's enhanced disinfection measures going on at the zoos and the wildlife facilities. There's also a plan to roll out vaccines for healthy animals to prevent them catching this. And also there's a quarantine going on as well. So many of the animals that haven't actually been infected yet are being isolated away to protect them.

So there's a raft of measures to go on. And one thing that the authorities are really keen to stress here is that this isn't an illness that can spread to humans. So that's something that is obviously important to say here. This is only affecting animals and isn't going to spread to humans.

But the animal rights organisation PETA is not happy. It's issued a statement in response to the deaths. It's criticising the keeping of big cats in captivity and claims that the tigers died in the way that they lived. It says in misery, confinement and in fear.

Tom Bailey. Now draws in football are boring, at least that's the view in Japan. It's top flight J-League is experimenting with getting rid of draws altogether. So if a match is tied after 90 minutes, it goes straight to penalties. Dan Olavits is a Japan-based football journalist.

We're currently in the middle of the J-league 100-year vision league, which is a spring competition that is being used to transition the league to a European style fall spring schedule. Over a year ago when this league was announced, the league said that basically the plan would be

No promotion, no relegation, and also no draws, so that after 90 minutes they would go straight to penalties and do a shootout. So that's what we're seeing so far, and overall there's actually been a fair number of games that have gone to shootouts, including five today alone in the J2 and J300 Eurovision League.

Chairman Yoshikazu Nonomura talked about this when they announced their plans, about how there was a desire to give J-league players more experience taking penalties in high-pressure situations ahead of international competitions like the AFC Champions League, the Asian Cup and the World Cup. We all know how things ended in 2022 and 2010, so Japan is still looking to get through to the quarterfinals, and this is one way to give not just players, but also goalkeepers the experience of being in such high-pressure situations.

Bobby Seagal is the education ambassador at Britain's West Ham football club. He thinks the game needs to change to keep younger fans entertained.

Minä olen futboolin traditiivinen, mutta katsotaan, mitä opiskelijat tekevät. Miten he käyttävät futbolia? He katsovat hiilijalanjälkeä, TikTok- ja Instagram-klippejä, ja jopa, miksi Amazon Prime kokeilui näin suomalaisessa näkökulmassa, jossa on tietoja, jotka ovat ylittävissä todellisuudessa. Ja tämä on iso asia. Futbooli on yksityinen kriisi näkökulmasta. Jos katsotaan 18-24-vuotiaita, vain yksi kolmas katsoo live-futbolia. Jos katsotaan yli 55-vuotiaita, se on kolme kertaa, joten jos futbooli ei edistä,

Se kuulostaisi, mielestäni. Ja taas, futbooli on historiallisesti ollut järjestelmä, kuten West Hamin järjestäjät tämän vuoden. Futbooli ei ole koskaan pysähtynyt edelleen. Ongelma, joka on muuttunut Champions Leagueen. Ongelma, joka on muuttunut Champions Leagueen. Ongelma, joka on muuttunut Champions Leagueen. Muistatko 90-luvulla? Italiassa 1990-luvulla. 3.3, ja se oli yrittäjä vahvistaa futboolia. Joten taas kerron opiskelijoille, että futbooli pitäisi aina olla yksinkertainen. Ongelma, joka oli yksinkertainen. Futbooli pitäisi aina olla yksinkertainen. Ongelma, joka oli yksinkertainen. Ongelma

Bobby Seagull.

Kiitos, että katsoitte.

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