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We hear from the 91Èȱ¬â€™s Lebo Diseko who has spoken to asylum seekers in Rwanda. She explains the latest UK court approval of plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda.

The 91Èȱ¬'s Climate Editor Justin Rowlatt explains more about the COP15 UN biodiversity summit and why the deal countries have reached to protect a third of the planet by 2030 is being described as such a landmark one.

A boat carrying at least 150 Rohingya refugees is still adrift around the Andaman Sea in South East Asia after two weeks without power. Priyali Sur an independent journalist and the founder of The Azadi Project, a nonprofit that works for refugees, explains how she was able to speak to people on the boat, and what their living conditions are currently like.

Elsewhere we hear from people in the Netherlands and Dutch voices around the world, after the country has apologised for its historical involvement in slavery.

And on the day following Argentina's exhilarating victory over France we find out more about Argentina's iconic striker Lionel Messi and hear from fans in Argentina and France for their thoughts on what many are calling the "greatest World Cup final ever".