Paul Moss

As I understood it, the video just didn't make any money.

World of Secrets, the child cancer scam from the BBC World Service.

Listen now wherever you get your BBC podcasts.

Here's a grim record.

Saudi Arabia has carried out more executions this year than ever before.

According to human rights groups, at least 347 people have been put to death so far.

Last year's total of 345 was itself a record.

Caroline Hawley reports.

Caroline Hawley.

Monday sees yet another attempt to achieve peace between Cambodia and Thailand.

Donald Trump thought he'd achieved it.

Now Malaysia is hosting talks between the two countries.

Both blame each other for ending a previously agreed ceasefire.

Our global affairs reporter, Ambarasan Atharajan, told Andrew Peach it's difficult to work out exactly why a 120-year-old dispute over small strips of territory has erupted into such a large-scale armed conflict.

And they're saying overtly now that half a million people have been displaced from their homes near the border.

So there are still international efforts going on to try to get back to a ceasefire situation.

Ambarasan Ethirajan.

When it comes to matters on the pitch, Morocco presumably couldn't be happier with the opening match in the Africa Cup of Nations.

Playing on home territory with an audience of more than 60,000, the Moroccan football team comfortably beat Comoros by two goals to nil.

And yet this tournament had attracted controversy even before it began.