Will Chalk

Mutta on ymmärrys, että jos ihmiset esittävät Australian embassiin, niin heidän on oltava vastuullinen, mutta nämä ihmiset eivät saaneet sieltä. Ja nopeasti, se ei ole vain australialaiset, jotka ovat täällä Syyassa, onko se?

No, I mean, probably the most famous kind of case in the UK is Shmima Begum. There's been a huge controversy over her and whether she should be able to return to the UK, but the decision was made to remove her citizenship. I think this is clearly not just an Australian case, this is a universal case, but also a humanitarian case as well. Our Sydney correspondent Katie Watson.

Smriti Mandana oli valittu suomalaisen juuriin, johon oli valittu suomalaisen tennis-jumalaisen Leander Pes ja maailmanjumalaisen pitkäjumalan medalistin Andrew Bobby George. Mutta hänen järjestelmäänsä sportissa oli ehkä helpompi kuin muiden naisen ja naisen, koska hänellä oli suoritus perheensä. Hänen isänsä ja isänsä olivat krikkitöitä. Joten mitä vaikeuksia on naisen krikkitöiden mielessä Indiassa? Meidän keskustelijamme Delhiin Ishadrita Lahiri kertoo.

I want to put all the issues on the table that keep me up at night. The interview brings you conversations with the people shaping our world. From global leaders. I've much more than fulfilled the promises that I've made. To cultural icons. I'm just interested in how it feels to be playing songs that are 50 odd years old. Songs are like children. They're with you forever. The interview from the BBC World Service. Listen now wherever you get your BBC podcasts.

If you can't keep up with all the Epstein news, you're not alone. This week the files have nearly but not quite brought down a British prime minister. There have been allegations that Epstein was a spy. And surprising countries have been drawn into the scandal. From Norway to Poland to Israel to France. It's a lot. So we're recapping all the main developments and making sense of them. Listen to the global story on BBC.com or wherever you get your podcasts.

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Donald Trump has been speaking to reporters about the impending talks, saying he thinks Iran does want to make a deal. But is that likely? I asked our correspondent Peter Bowes.

Peter Bose. A BBC Eye investigation has revealed how two US agents from Homeland Security Investigations rescued a 12-year-old girl who'd been sexually abused for six years after images of her were found on the dark web. The only information the agents had was that the girl was located somewhere in America. Their job was to find her based on what they could see in the images her abuser was sharing. So the girl's face and the interior of the room she was being abused in.

So how do you find someone whose abuser is determined to keep them hidden? BBCI documentary maker Sam Paranti reports. To look at her as a six-year-old little girl and to see her eyes and the light that is quite normal in a child that age. And then to look at her in that 12-year-old range and just to see that start to dim. You see what looks like an old woman behind those eyes. And to go, who has the right to extinguish that? Yes.

Esimerkiksi Greg Squire ja Pete Manning ovat osa yksityiskohtaisjärjestöä, jotka katsottavat ja katsottavat hänet, jotka toimivat Dark Webissä. Tämä kaveri hyvin normaaleissa ympäristöissä, ympäristössä, jossa hän olisi olemassa päivittäin elämässä, hänen suosikkoonsa, ympäristöänsä. Kaikki ne asiat, jotka olisit normaalisti nähnyt kaikkien asioiden kanssa, olisivat nyt saapuneet näihin paheisiin tilanteisiin, jotka olisivat ympäristöissä normaaleissa asioissa.

Special agent Greg Squire was at home when he took the call from Acme brick salesman John Harp, who told him that the specific brick had only been made at one plant. He goes, if we sold an Alamo Fire brick, that brick didn't travel outside 100 miles of this plant right here. And...

Olin niin iloinen, kun hän sanoi, että en pysty kuitenkaan ymmärtämään itseäni. Tänä päivänä päivänä otimme kaikki tietoja, joita meillä oli,

That report by Sam Paranti. And we can tell you that within hours the girl's abuser was arrested. He was subsequently sentenced to more than 70 years in jail. You can hear more of that as well. You can listen to the full investigation. It's called The Darkest Web. It's available wherever you get your BBC podcasts. There's also a BBCI documentary on the World Service YouTube page and on BBC.com if you're in the US.

Next, a born actor with a phenomenal gift. Just one of the tributes that's been paid to legendary American actor Robert Duvall, who's died at the age of 95. He starred in some of the most critically acclaimed films of the 20th century, including The Godfather and Apocalypse Now. And to give you an idea of how well he's thought of in Hollywood, that quote I started with was from none other than Al Pacino. Oliver Conway looks back at Robert Duvall's illustrious life and career.

Se ei ollut leading role, mutta kun Colonel Kilgore aloitti United Artists Apocalypse Now, Robert Duvalli pysähtyi esiin.

Se on saanut hänet toisen Oscar-nominaationin best supporting actor, jossa hän on saanut toisen Oscar-nominaationin best supporting actor, jossa hän on saanut toisen Oscar-nominaationin best supporting actor, jossa hän on saanut toisen Oscar-nominaationin best supporting actor, jossa hän on saanut toisen Oscar-nominaationin best supporting actor, jossa hän on saanut toisen Oscar-nominaationin best supporting actor, jossa hän on saanut toisen Oscar-nominaationin best supporting actor, jossa hän on saanut toisen Oscar-nominaationin best supporting actor, jossa hän on saanut toisen Oscar-nominaationin best supporting actor, jossa hän on saanut toisen Oscar-nominaationin best supporting actor, jossa hän on saanut toisen Oscar-nominaationin best supporting actor, jossa hän on saanut toisen Oscar-nominaationin

Duval said the film gave an overly romantic portrayal of the mafia, but was a masterpiece nonetheless. Despite the dark subject matter, he and James Caan found time to play jokes on their illustrious co-star. Brando would say, could I have a minute, and then he'd get emotionally prepared, and then he'd do a wonderful scene, and the next day Shivan Caan would say...

Son of an admiral, Robert Duvall said acting was the only thing he was ever any good at. He studied theatre in New York, where he was good friends with Dustin Hoffman and Gene Hackman. He got his break when Arthur Miller saw him appear in his play A View from the Bridge. TV and film roles followed, To Kill a Mockingbird, True Grit and Mash, and a lead part in THX 1138.

After Godfather Parts 1 and 2 he had further success in Network, and then leading performances and Oscar nominations in The Great Santini and Tender Mercies. The latter, made by Universal Pictures and directed by Bruce Beresford, saw Duval singing his own songs and winning the Academy Award for Best Actor. Let me know what you decide, dear, then let me rest.

He never really capitalized on that Oscar success, refusing to do Godfather 3 because he was offered much less money than Al Pacino. He turned to TV and was nominated for a series of Emmys, but couldn't get studios interested in his film The Apostle, which he ended up financing and directing himself, as well as being the main star. It's always you underneath. I mean, if I was going to play King Lear, it would be me underneath. It has to be, you only have one temperament.