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India exams controversy

Thousands of candidates secured unusually high marks in this year’s medical exam.

A crucial medical exam in India has sparked anger, protests and allegations of cheating after thousands of candidates secured unusually high marks in this year’s test. We explain what happened and speak to two students who took the exam hoping to gain entrance to medical school.

Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un have signed a deal for Russia and North Korea to assist each other in the event that either faces any aggression. We speak to our regional experts about the significance of their partnership.

An Israeli peace activist who was seized from her home on 7 October and held hostage for 53 days in Gaza has told the BBC how her ordeal destroyed her belief that peace is possible between Palestinians and Israelis. We hear the interview with Ada Sagi.

We look back at the career of the baseball legend Willie Mays, who has died at age 93.

Presenter: James Reynolds.

(Photo: Students in Delhi protesting against alleged question paper leaks in the NEET medical exam Credit: Getty Images)

50 minutes

Last on

Wed 19 Jun 202415:06GMT

Broadcast

  • Wed 19 Jun 202415:06GMT

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