New monkey species found in DRC forest

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Researchers working in the forests of the Democratic Republic of Congo say they’ve confirmed the existence of a new species of monkey. The scientists went in search of the orange-lipped primate using a blurry photograph taken in 2008. Our science correspondent explains how the species was discovered. We also speak to researchers who look for new species. Pakistan has urged Iran and the US to halt current hostilities and return to negotiations. We have the latest on the conflict. We now know the finalists for the Football World Cup, following the elimination of France and England. We discuss the heartbreak of defeat, the tactical decisions and the mentality required to succeed at the highest level with former players and experts. Presenter: James Reynolds. (Photo: The monkey, known locally as 'Likweli', has distinctive pinkish-orange lips. Credit: Junior Amboko)