The twelve boys and their football coach rescued from a flooded cave network in Thailand hold a press conference before going home. They say they had no food for nine days. Donald Trump has defended his record in dealing with Russia, saying no US president has ever been tougher. Also in the programme: we hear from the the man who's won the legal right to explain to Americans how to 3D-print their own guns at home. Picture: some of the Thai boys arriving for their press conference today. Credit: Getty Images.

Twelve boys and their football coach speak to the media for the first time since their escape from a cave in Thailand's Chiang Rai. Also in the programme: an interview with the exiled president of Yemen, and the flight from police of a Brazlian plastic surgeon known as Dr Bumbum. Picture: The Thai boys and their coach attend a news conference in Chiang Rai. Credit: LILLIAN SUWANRUMPHALILLIAN SUWANRUMPHA/AFP/Getty Images

Iraq has put its security forces on high alert, after protests against a lack of basic services and high unemployment spread from the south of the country to the capital, Baghdad. We hear from a community worker about why the wave of demonstrations is happening now. Also on the programme: the latest from Nicaragua, where the government has launched an attack on an opposition stronghold despite international calls for restraint. Picture: Iraqi protestors in Basra. Credit: Getty Images.

While Donald Trump faces a storm of criticism in America for his performance in Helsinki. His Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin is faring rather better. Back home in Russia, political figures have been lining up to praise the results of the Helsinki summit and the interview Mr Putin gave to Fox News denying any Russian involvement in the US elections. We hear the response from one of President Putin's political supporters. Also in the programme - Pro-Brexit campaign group fined for breaching referendum spending limits and the most expensive Chinese film ever made flops in its first week. (Photo:Russia's President Vladimir Putin gives an interview to Fox News Channel. Credit: TASS via Getty Images)

The US president contradicts intelligence agencies over their claims of Russian interference in the US election. We hear the reactions of a former CIA director and a supporter of President Trump. Also in the programme: a BBC investigation reveals the full extent of an Islamist terror network founded in the UK, which funded jihadi operations for the Islamic State group across the globe. Picture: US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin shake hands during a joint press conference after their meeting in Helsinki. Credit: Getty Images.

It has been eight years since the last formal summit between America and Russia. In an opening statement Mr Trump said he hoped the meeting would lead to an 'extraordinary relationship'. Also in the programme: More than a billion people at risk from a lack of air conditioning and refrigeration; can racial diversity in France's football team help heal divisions in French society? (Photo: Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin shake hands in Helsinki. Credit:Kremlin Press Office / Handout/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)