Crushed, i never thought after 20 years this man would stab me in the back, and of course kevin spacey is facing 12 counts of sexual assault, all of which he denies. in thailand, the reformist winner of elections in may has failed to win enough support in parliament to become the country s next prime minister. pita limjaroenrat and his move forward party lead a progressive coalition with a majority of seats in the lower house. with a majority of seats but to form a government he needed endorsement from members of the unelected senate where members either abstained or voted against him. our south east asia correspondent, jonathan head, gave us the latest from bangkok. well, if you can properly hear behind me, there are a lot of very angry speeches being made here, in a little parkjust outside parliament. this is where supporters move forward, the party that did so well in the election gathered to listen as the votes are counted one by one and they are bitterly disappointed.
2019. the rbc also says that animals brought into the uk illegally are also more at risk of having been exposed to infectious diseases abroad. the charity but paid says pets brought in from abroad are more likely to be aggressive ones as well. mike the charity pet aid. you re live with bbc news. unaids has announced in their latest report that there is a clear path to end aids by 2030. but once that stigmatisation is hampering efforts. 30 million people worldwide are living with hiv aids and almost 30 million of them are receiving vital anti retroviral treatment, which is a huge increase in treatment levels over the last decade. let s go live now to dr angeli achrekar, deputy executive director, programmes, unaids. it is so good to get you on the programme, thank you so much for joining us. took me through how hopeful you are that this can happen
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People and young children who are particularly at risk. that is sofia bettiza, who was in rome just by the spanish steps. those soaring temperatures are affecting other parts of the world as well. nearly 100 million americans are facing a prolonged spell of sweltering heat. warnings have been issued in many cities across the country. and as you can see from this map, the south west us is among the areas look at all that red. as this heat builds across the south west us, we are looking at potential daily records for high temperatures being broken from california to the west, through arizona, all the way into west texas. so it s a really significant expansion of the heat and daily records could be broken. it looks like the peak of the heat looks to be coming in friday through next monday and that s when a lot