Paul Moss

Our waste sold into India's black market. Back in the UK, after a tip-off, we visited a tyre disposal company in Rochdale, which sells end-of-life Bale tyres. Its boss, Zaheer, invited us inside. It's good of you. And where do these tyres go? They go to India, don't they? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah? And what happens to them in India?

Our waste sold into India's black market. Back in the UK, after a tip-off, we visited a tyre disposal company in Rochdale, which sells end-of-life Bale tyres. Its boss, Zaheer, invited us inside. It's good of you. And where do these tyres go? They go to India, don't they? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah? And what happens to them in India?

The government says it has rigorous controls in place for exporting waste tyres and punishments including unlimited fines and jail time for those flouting the rules. But environmental groups want stricter regulation of both dealers and of the waste itself.

The government says it has rigorous controls in place for exporting waste tyres and punishments including unlimited fines and jail time for those flouting the rules. But environmental groups want stricter regulation of both dealers and of the waste itself.

Tell us how you did it.

Tell us how you did it.

So the route potentially now is to differentiate these cells into sperm and egg cells, is it, for IVF? What?

So the route potentially now is to differentiate these cells into sperm and egg cells, is it, for IVF? What?

One other genetic technique that scientists are considering to save species involves gene editing to make animals more resilient to environmental threats. What's the idea there?

One other genetic technique that scientists are considering to save species involves gene editing to make animals more resilient to environmental threats. What's the idea there?

There's been talk about bringing back the woolly mammoth using stem DNA cells. Is that up your street?

There's been talk about bringing back the woolly mammoth using stem DNA cells. Is that up your street?

Yes, maybe.

Yes, maybe.

For the first time, elements of the Houthi leadership were targeted in the capital Sana'a and elsewhere. Mike Waltz, Donald Trump's national security adviser, said several key Houthi figures were killed. The defence secretary, Pete Hegseth, said the attacks would continue until the Houthis stopped targeting shipping in the Red Sea, something they'd been threatening to resume.

For the first time, elements of the Houthi leadership were targeted in the capital Sana'a and elsewhere. Mike Waltz, Donald Trump's national security adviser, said several key Houthi figures were killed. The defence secretary, Pete Hegseth, said the attacks would continue until the Houthis stopped targeting shipping in the Red Sea, something they'd been threatening to resume.

And he said Iran had been enabling the Houthis for far too long. The Houthis have yet to confirm that any of their leaders were killed. A spokesman called the attacks unjustified and said President Trump was being reckless. Iran was furious too.

And he said Iran had been enabling the Houthis for far too long. The Houthis have yet to confirm that any of their leaders were killed. A spokesman called the attacks unjustified and said President Trump was being reckless. Iran was furious too.

The head of the Revolutionary Guard warned of a severe response to any threat levelled at his country, while the foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, said the US had no business dictating Iranian policy. Yesterday's attacks were a warning.

The head of the Revolutionary Guard warned of a severe response to any threat levelled at his country, while the foreign minister, Abbas Araghchi, said the US had no business dictating Iranian policy. Yesterday's attacks were a warning.